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Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-05-08

A arou.h IS DESTROYING much sock
3 Il wcs tern Texas.
Tic osgsn will hereafter be run by
the Men III Printing Company.
Thr D. ALI is The hes, aevertis>
ing medium in Mericepa county.
The Bonsnza Company, OF the
Quijosoas. employ but atent forty
men.
The Territorial officers viii here
after kscTBhe stars nqd stripes fly
ingieach day during business hours
fiecer lily. while terrible IRE was
raging il Panama, an armcd mob
l.sundered he neighbo, hood OF the
IRE
he Stock Growers Association OF
southern UAah and northern Arizo a
are 'cting in conju elton to prevent
the running OF If eatle.
Wells, Fargo's express agent here
las received copy uf the genera.
Regulations Mader which all the ex
pre- conpani S in the ULi;ed S,ntes
pro. .osc 10 act hereafter
= Mr. A.Bueman, Of San Francis
co, h s been out viewing the WINS
ed district ard we learn fom the
b.st au,ilorit, ai.l s end round
lIitle sum of money in prosp, cling
soinc OF the bs st miues npw open in
the q trict
Nf*Israel Miller, at the PHOENIX
News Depot. has number of eie-
, giant I-hptogra p;ls al tte eminent
Odd Fellow. JOHN b. Harmon, 10
dispose of 70 tao brethren who may
wish to retain sucn souvenir of his
visit to Arizona.
Mr. J. Siihson has sold his entire
herd of cattle of 1900 head -
Messrs. Murray G Reed through
TN. sidrawake real estate and gcn~
eral agent, Mr.. Phil. K. Hickey
The came gentlemen bought the
Hells BIOS. herd sonc TWO months
aEo-
The gentlemen who recently pur-
chased The Vail Touring mill prop
csty from the Bryant estate, Lave
been putting the rlill in or.Ier and
started up yesterday 10 Try The ma
cnineiy. Everything will be in or
Ger Ia II day or TWO for doing tt large
business. This makes the fourth
grist mill in the valley, each one uf
u very considerable capacIiy. The
grist mill OF Mr.. j Y. I. Smith, OF
this place, Is now running night aud
day on orders
Captain Madden. Of tho Sixth
cavalry. is visiting Dr. Lightburn,
OF thi. city. The Captain informs
us that his ccmpanysw!ll soon be
stationed in New Mexico, the exact
point rot yet being determined; nor
have orders yet been received
As to whether the company will
travel across country or by rail.
Archy Mcintosh and J. Yaeger,
~ DO were arrested and Brought over
here by Deputy 5. Maisha,s Dun
rsan aud Mills, were examined be-
+ re U. 5. Court Commissioner
campbell, and held over; The former
gave bail III the sum of 81. 500 and
the latter in The sum of $1,000.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-05-08

SpermatoTrhoes. p osta.orrha. Emissions
I'm potcneT Gxhsu sted =itality. Prematur
Decline and loss OF rs HOOD
from whatever cause produced 1t IN
riches and purifies he Blood. Strengthen
the Nerves. Brain Muscles, Dige
sion, Reproductive Organs and PLY
and Mental Faculties. 1t stops any Il
natural facilitating drain upon the svsic
preventing involuntary losses debIlitatiI
Urea MS, seminal losses with the urine. at
40 Obstructive to mind and body. 1t is
pure climinator of al Kidney and Blade
Complaint4. 1t contains no Injurious in
grcdients- To those suffering from the
vel effects of youthful indiscrefions or OK
cesses. speedy thoIongh and permaD ent
cure is Guaranteed. Price $3.50 per bottle
or FIVE bottles in case, with fall direction
and advice, S1O. Sent secure from obse-
v9tion to any address upon receipt of brice
or q. o. n TO be had only o. DR.. G. D.
SALFI ED. 2,G Kearney ST., san Francis
co. Cal. Consultations strictly ccrfiden
tial. ny letter orat Office, FREE. For the
convenience of natl ents. and in order to in
sure perfect secrecy L have adopted a pri
vate address, unGei which all Packages arc
forwarded.
T8GAL BOTTLE FREE.
NOTICE. will send a tt ial bottle of the
REQ VENATOR-sufficien to show it.
merit-free ofchargc, to any one afflicted
applying by letter. stating his symptoms
and age, Communications strictly COZ.
fdentiaI.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-05-08

to Marriage, c c.. from EXcesse or Youth
iul Follies, or any cause, Speedily, Safely
and Privately Gured,
Young. EsTtiAfe aged and Old
men. ans al who need medical SgS III
and experience, consult the old Euro
can Physician ut once HIS opinion
! costs nothing, and may save fHture mis-
cry and shame When ineonvenicnt TO
visit the city tor trea ment. medicines
can be sens everywhere by express. fEes.
from observation 1t is self evident
that physician who gives his whole at
tention to cass of diseases nttasns
great skill, and physicians throH cb on:
the country. know ing this, frequently rec
Jmmend difficult cases TO III. tsis' est
Specialist. by whom every known
good remedy is nsed. The Doctors
: &c and ExDS Pience make his opinion
of supreme iElpOi': 1sSsce-
e1S Those who call see no one but the
Doctor. Consultations free and q e. ed
y Confidential Gases which have
failed in obtainirg relief Elsewhere esp
cha ~ solicited. Female diseae es succe<s-
fully treated 's'he Decsor win agree
10 forfeit $1,000 for case III dertak..n.
MT cured- Cali or write Hours: Daily,
from 9 q. m. to p. M; to s. evenings;
Sundays. 10 TO t2 only. Send Tor 1.-The
Sanitarist Guide 10 bealth;" sent free
Address a above.
~ The services Of the celebrated old
German Physician, DR.. o GIRA I'D, from
Streus burg. have been secured at the
~ known. and hundreds are daily avail
ing themselves o the oppor NIFTY of free
consultation, personally or by letter, in
all languages.
zsg. LrEBIG-S
Wonderful German INV @oratOr
Permanently prevents all Immature Loss
es from thu a. stem. mes The nerves,
strengthens the muscles, checks the
waste irvigCra es the Whole SNst,,n, and
restores The a.ffli ted to Health and Hap
pinese.
The reason SO many cannot get cured Of
Seminal Weakness Loss of Manhood. etc
is owing to n Complica ion, called PROS
TATORRHEA with HYPERAE THESIA,
which requires peculiar treatment Dr.
Liebig's InvigorNtor IL he only positive
cure for PROSTATO6RHEA wi h peaul-
iaT Spec al Trea' ment. used at LIEBIG
GISPENShRY
Price OF Fnv:gGratOr So Case of
s K bottles. SO. Sent ~ any address, COW
eIed securely from observation.
Most powerful electric belts fee o pa
tienis.
20 prove the Wonderful Power Of The
INNIGOKATOR.
So Bottle Given Or sent Free
Consultation Free and Private.
Gail, or address
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400 Geary street San Francisco. Cal
Private entrance 4ej Mason ST .et, four
blocks up Geary street from Kearny
Main entrance throug- Dispensary Drug
store
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-25
Body Found of Man Drowned While
Bathing.

Body Found of n Man Drowned While
Bathing.
Yesterday morning the body Of drowned
man was found in the river near the Bel
mont mill. Word was Immediately sent to
Coroner Schultze who held an informal in
quest over the remains. The following
facts were CLEANED: The dead man was
one Samuel Palmer, machinist employed
at the B. 4 .. railroad shops. He was
man about 80 years Of age and only had
one leg the other being off just below the
knee. He has wife and five children re-
81 ling at Piedmont.
Palmer, who had been boarding at Chas.
Rosenkrau's boarding house on Market
street. Sixth ward, complained on Monday
evening about o'clock of the intense heat,
aud stated he would go to the river for a
bath. That was the last seen of him alive.
Upon his not returning to the hotel officer
TAYLOR WIS notified, and in searching along
the river bank for a clue found the mans
clothes and wooden leg lying on one of the
barges opposite the Belmont mill The body
when first discovered was slowly being
showed ashore by a barge which the wind
was swing in toward the shore. The gen
eral beliefs the man was seized with cramps
Just after entering the water and sank be-
fore an cutlery could be made. The re-
mains were taken in charge by the b. Il o.
Railroad Company, who will pay all eX-
penses of burial, etc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-25

The Democrats OF Triadelphia district
held public meeting Monday evening at
the Elm Grove Town Hall, after the an
nouncement Of the call in the REGISTER for
three successive days. There was good
turnout of representative Democrats from
different sections of the district, and the
best feeling prevailed, Mr.. James BedilEon
acted as Chairman and Mr.. W. NJ. Waddle
Secretary. Steps were taken for the forma-
ton of one or more clubs in the district and
the complete organization ofthe party. A
committee of five was appointed to look at
ter halls in which II meet and to recon-
mend plans of organization. Hon. James
Robinson, of the upper end, Joseph S.
Bedillion, Esq, of the lower end, and
Lewis Baker, near the middle of the district,
were nominated as delegates TO the county
convention, to be voted for at the primaries
next Satvsday,
The party in Triadelphia is in excellent
trim and will give larger vote this fall
than ever before.
Another meeting viii be held at an early
day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-25
ruaKEp LIGHTNING.
Damages Wrought By Yesterdays
Fierce Storm.
Two Dwellings Struck and Several Persons
ShOcked---Bam Destroysd---POints {
Of the Rain Storm.

For the past eight days WheeEngs eyes
have been longingly turned heavenward for
a sight of the cloud no bigger than man $
hand. Each day the sun blazed down with
increasing feryor and regularly, about 4
o'clock, the SKY would become over
cast. the wind would rise and then-the
storm would blow over and scarcely q drop
we would get The dust was thick and
heavy and the earth parched and dry and
everything cried for rain. Yesterday we
got it. At o'clock stiff breeze set in
and in a short rime huge ramparts ofclouds
sailed over the SKY. Then the storm broke
and the rain fell in torrents. Vivid flashes
of lightning were closely followed by heavy
peals of thunder and storm set IN m
earnest. About FIVE o'clock several sharp
electrical discharges followed each other In
quick succession and in such proximity
the earth So they had.
A ragged fash was seen in the eastern
part Of the city and the bolt struck the east
chimney on the residence Of Robert Luke,
Fourteenth street The chimney was de-
molished and the fluid passed down the gas
pipe into the cellar, The lead connections
at the metre were melted of and the gas es-
eaIed until discovered and checked. Mrs.
Luke was sitting in the front room and was
severely shocked BY the stroke but FORTH
nately escaped further injury. A child OF
ID. K. Brooks, next door, was somewhat
shocked but was not seriously injured.
The residence ofWilham Reimenschneider
at the Fifth ward market, was struck in the
same way. The chimney was overturned
and It's fall broke the roof Mrs. Reimen-
schneider and two children, Emma and
George, we're touched by the electricity and
Frustrated. but felt no evil effects. The
husband escaped BY being in front room.
Mr.. MeFadden was driving down the
Bethany pike, during the storm and saw
bolt strike large new barn, near Mr.,
Aaron Kelley's One end was Knocked out
and the barn wrecked. He did not know
who owned it.
On Chapline street, near Twelfth, large
tree was struck and spliutered and several
more, in other parts Of the city met stint
lar fate. which completed the damages, as
far as heard from. The rain, IN the mean
time, descended in a perfect deluge con-
verting many streets into lakes and Others
into torrents. 1t did no harm, but was
glorious rain and will be welcomed by the
farmer as a perfect God send.
Two of the large trees in front of Mr.. Al
len Howells residence, corner of Fourteenth
and ChapHne stteet, were felled by the ter
rife wind.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-25

sn,.n MATTERS Of News Picked Up Here
and There. "a

and There.
MGR rain, that.
Nov the crops win flourish.
The Top Mill Nail Factory was Oh
Yesterday on account of intense heat.
Mt DE .CHAsrALs has what is said 70 be
the fnest stahd Of wheat within hundred
miles Of Wheeling.
DIR. w. J. BIANp viii return to Weston,
this morning and viii remove six lunatics
from the county Jail.
Ow1SG to the death of Prof. Crago's son,
there will be no school this morning at the
Eighth ward school.
WM FAsSAcH was appointed administra-
tor of the estate of Mary Kallenburger, de.
ceased. before Clerk Hook yesterday. Bond
81, 500, with Henry Hanke as security.
A SPECIAL term of the Circuit Court will
be held ON next Saturday. The court con-
venes for the purpose Of rendering several
decisions and attending to ehancery busi-
ness.
YESTERDAY morning Mr.. Martin Wayman
met with serious accident on Sixteenth
street. He was engaged in pulling on
rope attached to the horns of a COW, when
the bovine jerked him to the ground, cut
ting his face and bruising his body.
The Board of Education Committee on
Buildings and Grounds visited all the pub
lie schools Yesterday. Several improve,
men.s TO the Seventh and Fourth ward
buildings are needed. and the committee
will probably recommend the work to be
done at once.
The following conveyance was admitted
to record at Clerk Hooks office yesterday.
A deed made the 18th of June, 1884, by
Levi Bogard and wife to Vim. Srotmyer,
in consideration of $1,000, for the south
one-half of lot 90 and the south one-halt Of
lot Sc, situate in North Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-25
GOSSIP AND GOssIPERs.
Friends, Strangers and Guests-Social and
Personal News.

Friends, Strangers and Guests-Social and
Personal News.
Mr. Geo. SHOCKS and bride have returned
from their bridal tour.
DIR. Vim. J. Bland, superintendent of the
Weston Insane Asylum, is at the McLnre
House.
Meigs Bland bright young society gen
tleman of Weston is smiling on the Wheel
Ing girls.
Judge Haywood, of Fairmont, who is
spoken of as dark horse fer Governor, is
is the city.
Miss Irene Stedger, charming young
lady of Moundsville, is visiting friends on
the South Side.
Mrs. Geo H. Moffett and Master Hoxie
Molfett wife and son of Capt. Moffett, Of
the REGISTER, are at the Mcclure House
Z. P. Baldwin, of Clarksburg, passed
through the city yesterday on his way to
Sedalia Mo-, where he viii settle and en-
gage in business.
Misses Jennie Wilson and Genevieve
RoggeSs, of Clarksburg, W. Va, are in the
city. They came to attend the distribu-
ton at Mt. de Chantal, of which institution
they are graduates.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-25
THE INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC
coycLrDIHG EXERCISES.

/. Miss Mamie Gloninger delivered a very
pretty and touching yaledictory address, at
ter which the Academic Honors were award
ed, as follows:
Graduating Class-Diploma and Gold
Medal for the completion of the entire
English course, were awarded to Miss
Monte Gloninger. of Allegheny, and Miss
Salie Tierney, of Weston.
The First Honors of the Second Class.
consisting Of Crown and Silver Medal, for
uniform excellence of department, are con-
ferred upon: Misses Mai Hagan, of Dun
cannon, Ohio, Maggie Kerrisk, Of Hamil-
ton, Bermuda, Lille 0'BrieL, of Toledo
Ohio Maggie Brennon, of New York, n.
Y. Mary Donahue. of Grafton. w. Va.
Rose McGraw, Of Grafton, W. Va.,, Annie
KEENAN,, of Holidays burg Pa, Dora Scott
of Somerset, Ohio
The honors of the division of the second
class, consisting of crown and badge, for
uniform excellence Of department, are con-
ferred upon Misses Grace Jones. of fllies
Bottom. Ohio; Ella Wells, of Columbus,
Nebraska; Jennie Brent, Of Cresaps Grove,
W. Va; Jennie Quinn, of Sandusky. Ohio;
Iona White, OF Bolton, W. Va.
The honors Of the third division of the
third aud fourth classes are conferred upon
Misses Anna Teresa Riley. Of New York;
Amelia lutte, of Pittsburg; Lille blanchard,
of Pittburg; Kate Moriarty. of Baltimore;
Alice Gloninger, of Allegheny; Carrie Ho-
gan. of Steubenville; Ida Moore, OF CALI
polls.
In the junior circle the first honors. con-
sisting of crown, are conferred upon Miss
Katie MCGOWAN, of Pittsburg.
The following newly-admitted young la
dies were honorably mentioned: Misses
SaIome Smythe. Waterproof, Pa; Agnes
Kane. Allegheny; Leila Jingle. GlendIve;
Mary Mccullough, Pittsburgh; Louise Poe,
Grafton, and Agnes Hanlon, Pittsburs. :,
As these young ladies we're crowned,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-25
Adrice IN Mnfhars-

Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup, for chill
dren teething, is the prescription of one of
the best female nurses ndphysicians in the
United States, and has been used for forty
years with never failing success by mil
lions of mothers for their children. Dur
ing the process of teething Its value is in
calculable. 1t relieves the child from pain,
cures dysentery and diarrhea, gripping in
the bowels, and wind collie. By giving
health TO the child it rests the mother.
Price Csc bottle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-25
Attend the Garden Party.

Zane's orchard tomorrow evening will
be the scene of a delightful garden party
under the auspices of the ladies of St.
Luke's church An excellently prepared
supper viii be served from six to eight
o'clock and many should avail themselves
of this opportunity for an open air evening
meal The admission to the grounds will
be ten cents and tickets can be procured at
the gate. In the event of rain storm or
very inclement weather the gathering will
be postponed until future day. 1t is to be
hoped that this worthy event will be well
patronized and be made grand success.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-25
Daylipht Excursion TO Canton,

The most beautiful city in Eastern Ohio,
Saturday, June 2s, and Monday June 30.
Tickets will be good, returning, until July
LIST, thus enabling all who go to visit Dover
or any other place on the route and oil the
principal places in and about Canton, in
GLIDING Congress Lake, at which there will
be grand picnic on Sunday, June 29th,
and Myers Lake, where there will be a
grand family picnic arranged especially for
the excursionists), on Monday June 30.
The train will leave c. L. 4 W. Depot,
Bridgeport, Saturday June rs, and Monday,
JuneE30, at 1880 a. m; arrive at Canton
at p. m. Fair for round trip, only $2:25.
For further information, tickets, etc, apply
to Chas. R. Behler, 1920 Market street, or
H. F. Striff, ll49 Market street, Wheeling,
W. Va,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-25
THE MATCH MADE.
He'll and MRnton to Row Over the Bellaire
Course on 18th July.

He'll and Mnnton to Row Over the Bellaire
Course on 10Th July.
Last evening, the representatives Of
Messrs. He'll Of Bellaire and Manton of this
city, met at the REGISTER Office to sign
articles of agreement for three mile scull
race. Everything passed off pleasantly, all
parties being anxious to make the match,
there was no kicking done. The match
was made for $500 a side, race to be rowed
over the Bellaire course on the 18th inst.
W. c. Beans was selected as temporary
stake holder and forfeit of SIS side put
up; $50 a side to be placed in shareholders
hand July 9Th and the balance 1925 a side
to be put up on the 18th Of July, at which
time the final stakeholder and referee will
be chosen.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-25
Drowning Mt NIannington.

Some of the passengers on B. & O., on
Monday night, related the circumstances Of
a drowning in Buffalo creek, at Manning,
ton, on that day. The unfortunate was
Robert O'Brien, a section hand on the B. &
0. road At noon he quit work and be-
came intoxicated and while in that condi-
ton fell in the creek and was drowned He
was a single man, aged % years and lived
ut Warrington.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-25

A GREAT display, of fine Oil Paintings
Musical Instruments, Cutlery of every de-
seription, now on exhibition at No. 1881,
Market street. The public are cordially in
vited. Sale every evening at Z o'clock
Saturday afternoon at o'clock, and I
o'clock evening j. C. Hervey, Auctioneer
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-25

He Heners His Father and Draws sis, GOA.
The holder Of one-fifih ticket 1882, the
capital Of $75,000. in the Louisiana State
Lottery, Tuesday, is Mr.. Isaac Haines, en-.
gineer on the NJ. 4 C. r. r. To Chatta.
nooga Times reporter, he said: Il hap.
pened to find an old 81 bill in my pocket.
book when in Memphis, aud concluded
to buy lottery ticket Of NJ. A.
Dauphin, New Orleans, La, by mail. |
thought no more Of it. when q Telegram
from New Orleans was received TODAY
that No. 1882 had drawn the prize, SIS.
600, in The Louisiana State Lottery
found that my ticket eorresponded with the
number. He has beea on the n. l. CIR
r. fourteen years, sud is held in high es-
teen. He has supported two sisters and
an aged father for years near Stevensoa
Ala. A few months ago, in. the same
Louisiana State Lottery. he drew large
prize, receiving $500 for his share. Men.
phis (Tenn.) Ledger, May l6.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-25
A Great Discovery,

Mr.. William Thomas, Of Newton, Ia.,
says MY wife had been seriously affected
with cough for twenty-five years, and this
spring more severely than ever before. She
had used many remedies without relief, and
being urged to try DR.. Kings New Discov
cry, did so, with most gratifying results
The first bottle relieved her very much, and
the second bottle has absolutely cured her.
She has not had so good health for thirty
years"
Trial bottle l0c. at Logan L CO. drug
store. Large size 81.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-25
Ohio RIVER Railroad limo Table,

Passenger trains will commence running
on the Ohio River Railroad on MONDAY
June l6, on the following schedule whea
ing time, every day, including Sunday:
Leave Wheeling at 7:20 A. n. Arrive q,
Petersburg at 1850 AN. Leave Wheel
in, at 4a5 p NJ. Arrive at Parkersbug a,
9:05 r. N.
Leave Parkersburg at 7:20 An Arrive
at Wheeling at ll:50A.N. Leave Parken
burg at 5:O5 p. N. Arrive ut Wheeling a,
9.35 N
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-25
BIRTHDAY SURPRISE.
A Party Marked by n Good Time and Some
Handsome Presents,

A Party Marked by Good Time and Some
Handsome Presents,
Last Monday evening Miss Emma Lam
caster was agreeably surprised at her faith
er's residence on Twenty-nlnth street by a
number of her friends who, having heard
that it was her birthday, took this means Of
showing their appreciation for her. They
were met at the door by Miss Emma, and
although she was at first very much taken
by surprise, she succeeded in making
everybody at once at ease, alter
which a very enjoyable evening was
spent by all The party were enter
tanned during the evening by some very
fine music. both vocal and instrumental, by
the young ladies Of the party. At a reason?
able hour the party were invited to the din
ing room where feast of good things was
spread, and to which all did ample juttice,
after which the party we're invited to the
parlor where Rev. o. W. Hutchinson, in a
very neat little speech, presented to Miss
Emma on behalf of some Of the members OF
the party a number of chico books. Tins
was followed by a handsome gold ring and
a very fine set of glassware Miss Emma
responded very gracefully to the speech OF
Rev. Hutchinson, but feeling she could
not do it justice called her father
10 her assistance, who in a very nicely
chosen speech, thanked the party on behalf
of his daughter for the kind consideration
they had shown her Following is the list
of those that were present: Misses Irene
Stidger, of Moundsville Mollie RepPeto,
Annie Moore, Minnie Lancaster, of Sher-
rard Clara Clark, Jennie McGowan, Alma
Conner, Libbie Moore, Eva Noble, Bee No
bic, Julia Barton, Imogene Strobe, Han
nah Barton, and Miss Emma Lancaster,
Messrs. Newt. Bowler, of Sherrard, Albert
Snedeker, Of Mt. Oivet, Dave Dunlap,
Clint. Pickett, Wilbur Baggs, Will Irwin,
Ed. Maxwell Will Robinson, Mr. and Mrs.
Howell, of Bridgeport Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
Kemple, Rev. A. W. Hutchinson, Rev. Robt.
Dawson Pev Lancaster and wife
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-25
Corsets.

White and colored embroidered at SOC.
White and colored embroidered 75c, bone
75c.
Opera Boufe, in all eolors, Sl.00.
Long waist, French woven, $l.00.
Long and short waist embroidered, 81. 25.
& N. McGilin L Co..