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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-10
Rink Briefs,
is doing a good
,ir0 trade, ...

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The Princess is doing a good business in
the BellairD trade. gslL..
The Elaine left for Pittsburgh at II 80
a. NJ. Saturday, with good trip.
Yesterday the river commenced swelling
slightly and q 'dusk last evening there was
II 1.senth Of three feet six inches in the
channel.
The Clifton arrived Saturday with O tow
OF three bareca from New Cumberland,
loaded with brick Tor the Virginia street
pavement.
There is some talk OF the side-whoel
steamer St. Lawrence, continuing in the
Pittsburgh trade. II she does the White
Collar line will probably lud- bigger
fight on their hands than Captain List
ever had. The Pomeroy 4 Cincinnati
Packet company's new steamer, Big
Sandy, was launched lust week at the lat
ter place, and will be ready for 4 trip in
about q month. Our river mon arc be-
ginning to exhibit signs Of u~neasiness
over tho continuation Of the long suspcn-
sion of navigation, The majority Of them
have been on ahore over thrse months
Pomeyoy Telegraph.
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X Vi v. W. 1 u y, .Ltl
Corner Main and Twepty.lrst st,
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NOR S~ALE-COUNYRY SEAT.
VALUABLE COAL PROPERTY,

A GOOD FARM FOR SALE-l WILL
- offer at private Salc for thirty days. my Fam
~ brooke county, Buffalo township, mar We.
Liberty, containing go acres. SAID iArin + ~
sood statetof, cultivation with fdr i,nIEo'rnsta
atid al undcrtaid with IL superior ,rta d nH1
which crops out at the surface. Abundance q
quit and well wntcrcd. Convenient 10 clu'Sl,
Normal School md bethany .cOllrSr Possession
gwen At once II desired Terms reasonable, Fkk'
West Liberty, VI. Va. -" m%
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East I~.ips,ry, IA. Nov. Seattle market
head. Hog make, ,iiW: receipts l,5v0 head; ahip.
mcnts 500 hHtd; rhIiadclphlas S. OOn5 lO; HALT.
mVres sig0: best Workers 81 7Mai 80: comnIun
s, 6oai 20. Sheen market dull ut unchanged prisesj
receipts 600 head shipments 500 head. -,
CISCISsArI, o., Nov. S.-Iivc hogs Inactive; com.
mon mud light % GNii 10: packing aud butchers
u 40ai 70; receipts 100 lcad; shipments ,0ojhead.
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New .fonK. Soy. s.-Lpatlcr quiet and firm /:
hrmloek sole aa2a2ilsc.
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NV foEK, NOV. s,-Wool quiet: domestic fleece
S'e4Oc. IEl'DIGE'" ,-IE
n n 4 = Lcnd.
New YORK, nov. S-Icad weak: common s. I5a
4 20. Z = --.---. n u. u ~
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PITTSBURGH, IA. Nov. Sou dull but steady:
olened Gt 5S1tc. advanced TO 7aMc ind At noon wis
faMc: ttndlng light. In tho afternoon the market
dull mud steady and recovered to 1870, broke
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-10

LtptEs' fnest buttoned shoes atrthe
assignee sale, 2l03 Main street.
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H" 'AHH'
Inc Brick store.room and Dwelling, No. Is,
Twelfth street. now occupied by rearpus wlalIy.
For terms apply to
~ a7E W. II. EINEllART,
oc22 No. ll63 Market Street, Cor, Of Twelfth,
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Inactive: No. . red November Sons0hc; December
Sl4asi331c January 81 Altts3}15Sc; February s+'Iasi4c.
Corn, OPTIONS dull: car lOin Quletand steady: No, 3
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-09

There was look of quiet and absorb
ing interest on every face, almost ,inful
IL its intensity. All at once the exchange
nan broke In:
by lingo, | have it,"
well, what is it?" came in Chorus
from every one present.
Its the private m, morandum book OF
an lnteiligencer reporter" was the trium'
plant reply.
This at first sight seemed correct and
conclusive; but moments reflection
showed the utter absurdty OF the theory,
Notwithstanding the FEASIBILITY lent by
heitems on the exI ense side Of the &C
count. There was entirely too much
money involved.
The reporter read on, page after page.
There was the same unvarying and monot-
oneus entries all the way through. The
rake off, varied from a dismal blank all
the way up to $S33.75, on April 18th, while
the dazzling and tempting array. Of re-
freshnents, both solid and liquid, we're
displayed with an unvarying regularity
which was distracting, while ever and anon
arch" whoever he was, came in for i've
and ten dollar whack.ups.
With all due Difference and humility,
we ask for help in this most psrplexing
end intricate question. For long, weary
hours we have Vsinly sought for a ray of
light with which to penetrate the more
q Egyptian darkness which hangs over
l. 8 II nocent looking volume, aud not
> u come citizen of high intelligence and
experience shall have relieved the
rr sh anxiety which now besets us can
ever hope to be happy again.
We alse for reply.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-09
Resolution nj CopdoIepce.

To the officers and members of Belmont City
Lodge, No. 22l, l. o. o. f.:
BRorHERs:-The committee to whom has
been entrusted the duty Of expressing the
sorrow and regret of this lodge at the death
OF Bro. Robert w. Grayson, who has been
called from earth, on the 9th of February,
would report the following preamble and
resolutions:
WHEREAS, The Grand Master Of the uni.
verse has in His wisdom and power re.
moved from amongst US our loved brother,
Be it Resolved, That while We tender
our heartfelt sympathy to his bereaved
family and friends in their bereavement,
and beg leave to commend them TO him
Sto dries the scalding tear from off the
orphans eye, who soothes the widows heart
al d Gains affiiCtion's sigh. For he doeth
'sll things we'll. We have for ourselves to
dsplore the loss of q worthy brother, one
whom, in the solemnity of the invitation,
We have welcomed as such, and who from
thence, pressing forward in the patriarchal
branch of the order, has but now re i.izsd
what he was then reminded would surely
come to pass with Us all.
Resolved, That Brother Grayson was to
US what he was to every circle in which he
moyed-an example for sll-he was the
soul of honor doing unto all as he would
ne uOn0 Dy. a HAL Vi uuso1HSu SOOu
works and charity-he died as he lived,
peacefully at rest with his fellowmeu.
Resolved, That these preambles and feso-
lutions be inscribed on the journal Of our
Lodge, and q copy sttested by the secretary
under the seal, be presented TO the widow
of the deceased and published in the o. v.
News.
s. B. ARMSTRONG,
THOMAS J. IRWIN,
J. A. BAYLEss,
Committee.
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WHEELING SUNDAY REGIsTER-EIGHE PAGES

They made post mortem examination OF
the body of John II. Petticord, and that
externally they found no wound. On re.
moval of the scalp. fracture was found at
the superior margin of the petrous portion
Of the right temporal bone, extending
about one inch and half toward the verteI
and from thence running forward IN
slightly curved line for distance OF about
three inches, involving the right parietai
and small portion OF the frontal bone.
Another fracture about an inch long, in
tersected the sfore mentioned fracture,
passing vertically through the anterior
part Of the squamous portion OF the right
temporal bone. A confusion Of the soft
parts was found above and slightly poste-
rior to the right ear. On the removal OF
the Uranium small quantity Of blood was
found on the brain adjacent TO the frac.
ture. The brain was then examined, but
nothing further OF importance was found.
The symptom manifested prior to death In
connection with the post mortem exami-
nation warrant the conclusion that coacus
sion of the brain was the cause OF the death
of John II. Petticord.
So the case ends.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-09
SCALE CONVENTION.
Tie Meeting at McLain's Hall of the
A. A. OF i. and 8. w.

FI,e Meeting at McLain's Hall of the
A. A. of i. and 8. w.
Yesterday afternoon the district scale
convention of tie Amalgsmated Associa
tiou met at McLain's Hall, corner OF
Twelfth and Market streets. This meeting
comprises delegates from all the different
lodges in this district for the purpose of
electing delegrtes to the National scale con-
vention, that meets in Pittsburgh on the
first Saturday in April. The meeting yes.
teIGay did not last any great length OF
tine, aud those present left the lodge room
apparently in the best of humor. The re-
porter was unablk to find out from them
what scale they had decided on
for the coming year. One thing is
certain, the scale will not be lower
than the present one, that much and no
more would they inform the scribe. Sim
ilsr meetings were held throughout the
country, when the mills are run by Union
msn. The men are very closed mouthed
on the subject claiming and We think
Justly too, that an agitation OF the scale
ql, stion at this early date, only created
bad feelings between the manufacturers
snd wOrkmen and would not be of any in
te; est to the public, simply because the
&C on taken at this district meeting. might
not be adopted at the National Scale Goa
gtnton.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-09
The Friday Club,

The entertainment given at the Arion
Hall Friday night by the Friday Club was
success-a fact that it is most useless TO
state, as it has been before so remarked.
There is one member who has not been
mentioned in the praiseworthy manner
in which she should have been,
and that is Miss Armstrong. She sus-
tanned her several roles in manner quite
professional and received the hearty
pls udits OF the audience. There were sew
ersl however, who would improve greatly
with a little more practice, aud as the
Friday Club is, it is understood,
to be a permanent organization, no
doubt much latent dramatic talent
will be developed. 1t is the in
tention OF the club to give an entertain.
ment every month, and no doubt those
who are 50 fortunate as to be auditors at
these entertainments will be treated to
amusement of q superior character aud OF
sd extremely enjoyable nature. There is
lots Of talent in the Friday Cub, and II
coed plays are selected thew can show
them to advantage. Let the club 70 low up
ITS good beginning, Dy all means.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-09
MUSICAL MELANGE.
Lei.ure Notes Struck at Random by
An Amateur.

Leia uTe NOIes SIrucK at hauuOIh "
An Amateur.
The Opera House Orchestra will give
grand rehearsal to their subscribers this
evening at the Arion Hall.
Miss Flora Williams will sing at the
Presbyterian Church during Mrs. EOtf s
absence.
Mrs. c. W. EUfr left last Monday for
Kansas City and will Sit in that city to-
morrow, Notwithstanding rumors to the
contrary. Mrs. Tolf has not yet signed
contract which would bind her permanent
ly to Kansas City and her friends hope
that Wheeling may yet retain her.
Mrs. NJ. A. sheib left Wheeling for an
sXtended tour to the South. She is at
present in st. Louis whence she will leave
for Jacksonville, Fla, proceeding after.
wards to New Orleans.
Messrs. Ankle, Hall and Wins are men.
toned as taking principal characters in
Professor Malmene's operetta "Enoch
Arden"
Mr.. Harry Sturm, the accomplished bass
player of the Opera House orchestra, has
been very sick and unable to attend to his
duties.
All our musical young people who feel
interested in the fostering of home talent,
ought to attend the meeting on Monday
evening, in the Beethoven Hall, corner OF
Fourteenth and Market street, when Pro
lessor Malmene will organize the chorus
for the production of "Enoch Arden" for
the benefit Of the Woman's Union Benevo.
lent Society.
Miss Minnie Warren will play the organ
to-day at the Presbyterian Church.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-09
TIE srOCKHOLDEns MEETING
or the State Fair Association-We viii
Have q Fair.

OF the State Fair We Will
Have Fair.
Yesterday afternoon the stockholders OF
the State Fair Association met at the Court
House, as per adjournment two weeks
ago, for the purpose of receiving report
from the soliciting committee appointed
al the last meeting. The object OF the
meeting being stated by the chair, Mr.. Z /
wand Larkin, chairman OF the soliciting
committee, reported the subscription haV.
ing reached 81, 700, and that owing to the
extreme bad weather the committee had
only worked few half days out OF the two
weeks past. Mr.. Larkin further stated that
the amount already raised came from
Market street alone, and that with few
days more time, to allow the committee
time to canvass Main street, he thought
the amount needed could be raised readily.
Col Campbell favored the extension and
moved that it might be given until April
18th to accomplish their work.
Col. Hook stated that SIS 900 IN notes
would mature on April 9ih aud IT would
be necessary to have meeting sooner than
the 18th.
Mr.. Larkin thought no great obstacle
would be found in the way of securing
$4,000. He was in favor of getting more
and would try to get all that might be
available. 80
Col. Kimberly urge the necessity OF the
most vigorous action ia order 60 let the
people all over the country arrange to
attend with their horses.
March Odd was fixed as the day for the
next meeting.
Mr.. j. J. Jacob reported the collection of
800 in the country distri't. The o'her
members of the committee to solicit stock
in the county had no report to make. Mr.
]. j. Jacob stated that meeting would De
held at Valley Grove in a few days at
which time the matter would be pushed.
Mr.. G. w. Eckhart, CIshier Of the PEG
Plies Bank, reported the favorable DISPOSE
ton of bis company toward the assocla'
tion, Mr.. John Reid, the President, had
said he would take ten shares:
On motion of Col. Campbell, Messrs.
Larkin, Rolf and Franz helm were in.
structed to zee the individual members OF
the Wheeling and Belmont Bridge Com
psny with reference to subscription in its
behalf to the stock OF the association
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-09
WRESTLING MATCH.
Alex. Gardiner Accepts Bill Ciark's
Challenge.

Challenge.
A day or two ago Bill Clark published q
challenge in the REGISTER, offering to
wrestle any man in Wheeling for $25 or $50
q side, mixed wrestle. Last night Alex.
Gardiner, a colored charger at the gas
works, came to this office and accepted the
challenge. Alex. has the form and build
of Milo and the thews and sinews Of q
Hercules, and thinks he can outwrsstle
Autarus himself. He left a document,
which reads as follows:
"Hsvlng seen the challenge in the REG
IsrER, 1, Alex Gardiner, accept it and will
wrestle with Clark, catch.as catch-can,
cOllar.and-e elbow, or co-Roman, with
three holds, eco rdiug to Ed. Jamss' or
tunce Gazette rules, whichever may be
preferred, for $25 or $50 q side. l will
make it $50 that l can throw Clark two
out of three, OF said holds, for that amount
of money. Articles of agreement to be
signed at the Columbia House, No. 1882
Market street, on next Monday at . Z. M
would like to have the wrestling match
ecme off on Saturday, March Is. Money
to be put up at the time of signing the ar.
tiules"
Shall the match come of?
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-09
PLAYING PEEK.A.Bo0.
wheeling Weman Bresks Up . Aar.
tfn's Ferry Family.

A WAeeling Womaa breaks Up Aar'
sin's Ferry Family.
A Wheeling woman named Lena kimp.
said to be of very shady repute, 10 at the
bottom of an affair that has broken up
Martins Ferry home and left devoted
wife in 9 perplexiug state OF want and dis
tress. Martin Davis, On. Etna mill man,
lives with his wife In the lower end OF
Martins Ferry and they have avays borne
the best reputation. On Thursday after
noon, the Kimp girl went over there and,
waiting in Q grocery, near BY, SAINT
q boy to Davis, with Q note asking him to
meet her. Mrs. Davis intercepted the note
bat her husband, pleading ignosance Of the
woman, got out Of q scrape and met the
girl They spent the afternoon together
al d when he returned at night he and his
wife bad lively scene. In the midst OF
this jar, the sister Of his wife came over
from Wheeling with the information that
caused q truce and Mrs. Davis went to
Wheeling to see her mother. Scarcely
had she gone when Davis went out
and met the Kemp girl, taking her
back with him. In the meanwhile, the
neighbors had "xotten onto" the title
affair and when the door closed on Davis
and his insmorata, they began playing 9
game OF "peekaboo" about the house,
Which they kept up until late in the right:
Next morning, early, the "Peeping Tom
set ~ss resumed and neighboring servant
girl was taken in to 20 to the door and en-.
quire for Mrs. Davis. She was told by
Davis that be has sick man in there VINO
bad been able to obtain no sleep all night.
About O'Clock in the afternoon, Davis
srd the girl EN-. rged snd took their way
to the ferry boat, csressing occasionally as
they went, followed by a curious crowd.
An .ffectionate parting scene on the bank,
q wi istle from the boat and Davis was LETT
standing alone.
Later in the day, when his wife returned,
she found q note from her truant lord,
telling her he was going away and she
could sell out the house and do as she
pleased. At last accounts, DAVIS was still
missing and tie poor wife was in the depth
Of dc pair
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-09
INDIYIOUALISMB.
Pertinent Paragraphs Pertaining 10
Prominent Persons.

Pertinent Paragraphs Pertaining 10
Prominent Persons.
H. mer Hugill, of CIarksburg, is in The
city.
George B, N ffttt, OF Parkersburg, is in
the city.
Fred Kaufman, OF Steut enville, was in
the city !e t rday.
6. b. Myers, OF S.eubenville, O., took q
fly down TO the city yesterday.
Miss Carrie Pearce, of Carrollton, O.,
who is visiting friends at Steubenville.
Mr.. Edward Taylor, business manager OF
Janau scheck, is in the city.
Miss Ida Sutton, Of Pit.sl urgh, is regis
tered at the Mcclure.
Messrs. J. J. and A. R jacob, OF Clinton,
w. Va, are in the city.
DR.. Fred Fisher arrived home yesterday
end will remain till tomorrow evening.
Mr.. Tom. G. Brady, Of Buckhannon,
passed through the city yesterday en- route
ONE from business trip. Tom ii evil
IDENTIFY be compelled TO remain over Sun
doy n Clarksburg to see - no, on ac-
count of there being no train.
c. L Oldbsm, Of Moundsville, was in the
Try Yesterday on business.
IT, French will give a dance at Frs'z
hei rs Hall in the near future, next tri-
day evening, it is understood.
T, II. Buchanan, of Wellsburg, is 10 he
city.
Messrs. C. P. Waugh end c. Hammond
are in the city on business.
John Z. Waugh, Of Wellsburg, is in h.
city.
Miss Maggie Tracy, OF Morristown. o., is
the guest Of her friend Miss Martha Nc
Curdy, on Jacob street, South Side.
Miss Matte Hurst, of Grafton, was he
guest Of Wheeling friends last week
Hon. John A. Campbell, OF Hancock
county, is in the city.
Burnie McMechen is home from busi.
ness trip.
Nj. John Fallen, OF Grafton, was tie
CUES; OF friends in tie city dnring the past
week.
MIR Larpey Carr, the popular drummer
for the firm Of Logan, List & Co., of WHEEL
ing, and we'll kno an here, is lying danger.
oUsIy i'll at bis residence in Fairmont.-
Grafton Sentinel.
Mr.. Charles Jessop. q prominent business
man OF Clsrksburg, was in the city yestsr-
day.
Mr.. Burton Despsrd. Of Clsrksburg, psid
Wheeling short visit this week.
Miss Alice Emblem, q charming belle of
the East End, is visiting friends in Wells
burg.
Mr.. H. L. Wells, Of Clarksburg, returned
home last night.
Colonel d. d. Johnson is In the city.
Rev. T. n. Bayle, d. D.. is visiting at
West Alexander, Pa.
J. Brilles left yesterday afternoon fox
Eastern cities.
Mrs. w. II. Sheib and sister, Miss Lou
Msllor, have gone to Florida via St. Louis.
Miss Lille Brader. Washington. P.., 10
the guest Of Miss Ida Hall, on Fourteenth
street.
J. B. Wilson, former resident of Wheel
ing, Is again back to this city. He is Q; the
Famous Halter, 1l42 Main street
Col g. r. Johnson, Master of Road,
Arthur Sinsel, Supt Of Water Stations and
Bridges and J. A. Hunter, Assistant
MISTER Of Road, were in the city Friday
ght
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-09
Supreme Court.

The Supreme Court met at l0A N. yes
te,dsy. The following cases were disposed
of:
n. & W. R. Co. VS.. Bailey & Co., appeal
snG supersedeas granted. Bond 500.
Welles VS.. Town of Mason; affirmed.
Morgan vs. Judge Fleming; answers filed
col iinued to March %.
Stewart VS.. Stewart; leave to withdraw
record.
Adjourned till 10 A. N. next Saturday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-09
BOARDING House Bauguets.

To the Editor Of We RcgiStef.
Don't you think it q little Prvvosing to
be asked to pay first-class boarding prices
and have goldfish poked under you nose at
five consecutive meals. We are ontinu-
ally reminded, too, of the high price of
pre- visions, and the eye of the economical
land lady is never taken off rs while We
are at the table. Where can ! get what l
pay fort Lucy Nj.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-09
Six Sisters Sigh for IL.
To the Editor Of the Register.

TO VIC I1UFIUT y tHe IloyTSEeT'
was very much annoyed yesterday by
my failure 10 get REGISTER. live in the
Sixth ward and have six sisters, each OF
whom buys REGISTER whenever it is pos
sible to get it. ! travelled all over the ward
and visited every stand, only to be told
that TIE REGISTERS were all gone. 1t re-
quired q good deal of nerve to go back
hcme and face my six sisters. I'm alive,
but I'll never risk it again, Hereafter, l
want THE REGISTER served at the house.
Mob. NJ.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-09
Take Warning Miners.

The following letter was received yestsr-
day and explains itself:
To the Editor Of The Sunday Register.
MoUNDsvILLE, March 10.
. DEAR SIR:-We, the undersigned coal
miners OF Mouudsville, request you to ask,
through the columns of your paper, that
all coal miners stay away from this place,
a. We are out for the price.
@. GUTHRIE,
< DIErY,
z. RoDEcKER,
Committee.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-09
Do Not Hesitate.

Oh, what is the use OF your backing and
filing?
Come up to the scratch and say "Barkis is
willing,
Twill open the road to a full explanation,
And the way he will court will beat all Gre
alton. JOSEPHINE.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-09

SLIGHTLY damaged goods by water will
be opened March Sd. Yard wide Wigoas at
8 cents per I'D good calico cents per
I'D; best chevlot cents per I'd +; dress
goods at half price; good muslin from AZ
TO 6 cent?: DO 81 wool cassimersat SO cents;
carpets from l2h to IS cents per Yd and
everything in the way Of dry goods ana
J ". FsIrel,'corner Main and Twenty. frat
stIetts.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-09
Pose Before Poppipr.

Place your white, jewelled hand on his strong,
manly srm,
With Smile,
Ere you ask him through life to shield you
from harm,
All the while;
Lay your bright golden head on his shoulder
so broad,
With q sigh
Most meek;
ACOTe BIN, as Romans UI old did their god
20 say l.
Then speak.
ANNE LLOYD.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-09
Were rother Dear Charmer Away.
To the Editor of the Register.

TO TIC ENTEOT q nc Iey7SIT.
Is ii wrong for young lady to receive
H. attentions of a young man and at the
same time keep company with a traveller
WHO is out of the city half OF the time?
MABEL WILSON,.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-09
You Might Send for the Store.

To the Editor Of the Register.
Is there no way for lady to get meas
ur for a pair of shoes without going to a
,LUe store? 1t is very dissgreesble to be
stared at while being fitted. DIANA.