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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-27
IN GENERAL.
A Broken Leg.


A coal miner named Messersmith had q
lep broken in Helhng's coal bank, at Mar
iii s Ferry, yesterday, by q fall Of soapStone.
Point Mills Campmeeting.
The B. 4 o. will run trains to the camp,
me citing, leaving Wheeling at Q a. m, and
, M, city time. Returning, will leave
lbe grounds at 10 p. m.
Transfers of Real Estate.
The following transfers of real estate were
LETT for record at Clerk Hooks office yester
iaC:
Deed made September 7, 1885, by james
2. Rodgers, trustee transferring to A b
Carter end Samuel c. Patterson lot No. II
# be Poor House farm, together with the
dwelling thereon. Consideration S420
Deed made September % 1885, by Sarah
Z. Hathaway and VIM Hathaway, her hus
hand. conveying VIM. McMullen part OF lot
No Is in Jonathan Zane's addition, being
the eouiheast corner of said lot, situate in
Alley b between Nam and Market streets.
Consideration 1925.
Deed made the Sd day OF Septe mber
1885, by VIM. P Hubbard and Fl. NJ. Rus
81 ], trustees, conveying to Elizabeth Coen
wife of alexander Coep, the following prop
~: Lot No. As situ4te on the sou Inside
Of Virginia street, Islsnd. Consideration
SinlO. Also eastern half of adjoining 10,
Nc. &c. Consideration, 81, 500
Deed made September %, 1885, By
George Fook and wife, transferring TO Jos
eph Baker, The southern one-half of lot No.
IL. aiiuate on the north side of South Front
,treet Island. Combination $1,000.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-27

r.efter ts,at An ReFDens Gsek1ng QAeose
and Desirabis Hones GhouiA eenos =
ST., Paul, MINI. Septsnbef Is.
A residence Of is years on ny farm adJoen.
;nv he beautiful village Of Elm Grove, sn.-
bles me 10 say, understandinely. that there y
no more delightful spot in which to rear .
fsmily-nor more healthy place physically.
mentally and morally, -thsn this; nor one
in which family can live yell more econ
omically.
1t is surrounded with good society, 10 con-
yepiept to q graded school and to church,
and is within ten minutes walk Of the post
office, depot, stores, chops, aud two excellent
physicians, and only 20 minutes from the
city by tie cars.
In copse quence of having lost my resi-
d.pce by FIRE, last winter, 1 have had my
farm surveyed into lots of suitable size Tor
plessant homes and gardens, which ! DiH
seNat public auction, Sept 30. And IN
order 10 place most charming. home with
in the reach Of even those Of limited means,
/ will sell any lot for $50 in hand on day OF
esle. the remainder of one.fourth the amount
of the purchase to be paid on receiving q
good warranty deed, ,chich riH DC made on
October lOth; the remaining three-tourths
to remain on six per cent. interest as long
"a the purchaser desires Buy a home for
yourself Buy home for yonr WIFE,
Buy home for your CHILDREN.
EM Vgy try
LEWIS BAKER.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-27
FRANK, IHE TAHOE,

Is prepared 10 displays most COM
pIete line Of Fall Suitings and
PanfalOODiBgS, which We will
make 20 order In PantAIOOns from
$3.50 upwards and In Snits from
AIS 90 upwards The merits of our
goods ere based not only on the
reasonable prices We ask, but I'm
the AuPeriOriIy Of the material
used an the manufacture OF the
garment, the Reatness Of finish
and DC. as well IS the durability
h .ReneFsl satisfaction which
gusranteS d TO give.
e PRANK, TRE TAILOR,
IS Twelfth street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-27
TIE PosTOFFICE BUTTERFLY.
all May Make the Race and Catch 1t VIII


al May Make the Race and Catch 1t Who
Senator ]. N. Camden and his private
CT, rk, Mr.. Waterman, arrived in the city
on Friday night on their way to Washing
OF. During all day yesterday the Mcclure
H,use was besiegtd with callers upon tn
'orn er gentleman. Besides the many friends
Of The Senator who paid their respects, there
we're score or more Of Democrats who
have The busy bee of Office in their bonnets,
HAITI got word or two in edgeways and then
squeezed themselves out Of the throng as
best they could to give others chance to
try their hands. Then there were several
scores of friends of the candidates
wbe wanted to put in word for that fellow,
or drive 8 n il in the coffin Of this until the
Senator must have thought that he would
have been happier taking the part of Mszep
pa. he got away all right, however, on the
i've O'Clock train over the B. & o. A Rec
IsTER reporter took occasion to nose around
Re Senatorial interviewers and postothce
candidates for news, but the general con
c'usion come TO, was, they didn't know
nohin' about it, and some thought they
we're deeper in the dark tran ever. Nearly
all cont u'e', however, that they were not
70 be much longer doomed to the worry o.
IN, stieuce and the wrack of uncertainty
Stne hing definite would shortly be done
wh.t er q man or mouse was the out
q, me Of The bornin'
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-27
B1zs o. Knws.
Picked Up Here and Thsre 81 Register
Reporters.


Picked Up Here and Thsre 81 Rssistsr
Reporters.
A LARGE crowd was in attendance at the
Alhambra Palace rink last evening.
SERyIcKs will be held in the Third Pres
byferisn Church this morning and evening
ard viii be conducted BY Rev. s. G. Hair.
A BOY named Hugh Wilson had one OF
his arms seriously hurt by striking itsgsinst
the Fly wheel Of the engine at the Crescent
mill.
WHEELING Lodge No 9, ]. o. o. F., last
evening elected Samuel N. Darrsh to rep
resent it at the next session Of the Grand
Lodge to be held next month in Graft ~.
H a UTHMAS instead OF W. u. Sheio,
was chosen to represent Virginius Lodge
No $40. o. F., at the session OF the
Grend Ledge in Grafton Mr.. Sheib was
not candidate. -,
CHARLEY Stays ACADEMY OF Music will
be closed next week on account of the dis
banding of Whites Parlor Circus Company
but will open Monday, October 5, with the
great Murphy Wells Pleasure Party.
Dr.. JEPscH desires his friends to know
that his name was presented as candidate
for Council without any warrant whatever,
az he has time and again positively declined
to serve in g Or B a. CT of that b d
The North End Athletic and Literary
Society will hold dancing and skutlng
csI nival at the Chapline street rink on Fri.
Gay evening, October 2. Birch will make
the music and good time is expected.
on Tuesday morning next Mr.. Adam
Yshn, of the East End, will lead to the altar
ore of the South Sides fsirest daughter s,
Miss Dora Werner. The ceremony will be
performed at St. Alphonsus Church at $3.50
o'clock. >,
A SMALL son of Tom began, who resides
at 1888 Jacob street, while playing in the
kitcken yesterday at noon, accidentally fell
sgsinst the hot stove, burning the right side
| of his face and right arm quite badly. Inc
little fellow, although only fifteen months
old. stood the pain quite manfully.
DAVID MOORE, q heater at the Crescent
mill, met with bad accident yesterday
When he was through work he pulled the
hars out OF the furnace and let down the
cir ders into the water. The steam and hot
water splsshed up and struck him, burning
his face hands and chest in a terrible man
mr..
A SKATING carnival will be given at the
Alhsmbrs Palace Rink next Saturday
evening by Local Union No. 9, A. F. G
U. Although the strike ia settled, there
are yet number of men who have nc
work on account OF the factories in which
they are employed not starting up. The
money will be devoted to the assistance o.
til, sc men, and large crowd and pleas
VT time is expected,
The boys at the Vigilaut engine house
hsve beautifed the interior of their build
ing in fine style. The walls both up stairs
ard down have been repapered, the woot
work grained and the ceilings whitewsshed
In fact it looks like new place and the boys
deserve credit for their good work. VIM
Heller, the foreman, has devised neat ar
raj cement to cover the slide hole and it car
be opened sutoma ically By simply pulling 6
strirg. The engine, which has been receiv
ing some repairs for some days past, is OF
| deck again.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-27
Movements of WIN eelingttes, and the Com.
ing and Going Of Strangers.

Movements of wheelingttes. and tho Com.
Ing and Going of Strangers.
Miss Maggie BARLEY, of the South Side
is visiting friends in Newark.
Mrs. Welfeldt OF Cleveland, is the guest
Of Miss Carrie English, Of the Island.
Mr. ard Mrs. J. F. Shirk returned yester
day from a short visit in Pennsylvania.
Mrs. R. A. Williams, of Eoff street, II
recovering from an attack Of typhoid fever
Ex Secl etsry of Safe Randolph Sal
maker arrived home yesterday from Wash
irgton ard New York.
Lieut. D. B. Devore, U. s. A is in the
city. He leaves on Monday for Detroit
WI ere be is stationed.
Miss Barbara Stoehr, of the East Side
arrived home yesterday from pleasant
vi it to friends in Pittsburgh.
". A. CaldWell leaves to-day for Ken
tucBy, in the interests of the Ohio Valley
Protective Union, of this city.
Mr. P. V. Melon, manager Of the B. a
0. telsgrsph company at Grand Rapids
Mich is in the city on visit to his parents
ard friends
Mr. Jas. J Marshall Pittsburgs promi
nept young politician, With Messs. Blake
Garrison snd d. A Rees two genial young
gentlemen OF the same city, are registered
at the Mcclure.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-27
Complimentary Reception.

On Friday evening Mrs. Ida Lsnksrd
gave pleasant hop at the residence of Mrs
Brues, on the Island complimentary to her
visitors, the Misses Phillips, Of Allegheny,
Pa. A number of young society folks
we're present who enjoyed delightful even
ing in various social amusements among
which cards and dancing were the most
enjoyable Prot. KillmeYer was on hand
and certainly excelled himself on this occa.
sion. At II o clock the guests were invited
to pay their attention to an elegant and
sum ptuous supper which was served in the
highest style of the cuisine art and was
cor1espondingly enjoyed. At 2 clock the
guests departed for home, delighted with
the evenings entertainment Among those
present were:
Miss Pa"e1 of Il l'idsysburg, (Mrs.
Isett's visitor; Miss Crsngle, Of St. Louis;
Miss Douglass, of Sewickly, Miss Jennie
Coen's visitor); Misses Phillips, Of ALE
gbeny; Misses Jennie Coen, Laura Lukens,
Carrie Brues, Ida Frew, Jennie Bloomfield,
Laura and Ida Harden, Mrs VIM. Isett,
Mics Lou Lsughlin, Miss Jean Friend
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wise, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Berger, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Zook, ard Messrs Brose List, Sam
Hazlett, Will McMechen, John E. Mendel,
Mr.. Hempsone of New York, Charles Copp,
Will Day, George Variy, James Hall,
PEBBLES Tstum, Harry Frsnzheim, DR.,
Meyers Oh Rhodes and Irwin Singleton.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-27

SENATOR DAWSON. of the Kingvood Jourr.
al, Knows a good thing when hesees it. This
is tie way he talks about q celebrated city
rettaursnt: Marin Thornton, the Wheel.
irg Capital Restaurant man, celebrated
the twelfth anniversary Of bis opening on
the 18th with supper TO the Wheeling
newspaper men. Thornton keeps good
bousa, is obfging and always reasonable in
his cl srges."
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-27
SOCIETY FOR a WEEK.
What Has Been Done on the Gay
Side of Life
During the Past Week---A Full Dress
Euctre ParN---Pleasant Recep-
tion---0ther Social Events
Personal Points.

TIE past week has been one Of enjoyment
in social circles and number OF pleasant
events have occvrred, of which the follow
i1e is q resume:
o. Tuesday evening the home OF Miss
NJ ude Echols, on Chapline street, pre-
sented brilliant scene, the occasion bang
a full dress progressive euchre party given
BY Miss Echols TO number Of her friends.
Five tables were occupied by the players
ard the game procf eded with interest,"
the victofs and vsnquisbed changing
Races according to the rules OF the
game. At y o'clock, sharp, the playing
Tss ceased and the winner was presented
wi b beautiful prize. The "booby," or the
rerson coming out second best in the game,
also received handsome prize. The guests
were then escorted to the dining hall where
choice refreshments were served, which
were discussed to considerable length. Al
ter a set of lancers had been danced, the
finest prog ressive euchre party OF the
season was at an end, and found the par
ticipants delighted with the char ming
hosit Be, and as a lady expressed 1t, Per
ftctly elegant evening" Each guest r
ceived beau tiful souvenir of the occasion
which, it is understood, is the first OF
series of the same ilk,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-27
East End Supr'se.

Miss Cora Coyle, of Akron, Ohio, who is
VieitiDg Miss Julia Flsdipg, Of Seventeenth
street, was on Thursday evening rendered
delightful surprise party by number OF
East End young folks at the home of Mis-
Flading, The evening was epent enjoya'
bly, in various social amusements, Of which
splendid supper formed most agreeable
and appreciative part.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-27
Truth is Mighty ana Will Prevail


The al swer Of the Il know it all been in
New York Critic" Ct the Intelligencer, who
has found Yum Yum's beautiful solo,
AFTER he Had Been Told" in the second
act, where Sullivan put it. smuses me Ny
company may srike bad notes, but theS
can tell the truth, and not "go west," nor
copy from. Seen Miksdo In New York
you know. yum Yum has beautiful solo
in The first act" Critic. Ye gods can such
things be and live and pretend TO criticise7
will make him hunt bis hole once more:
One thousand dollars that the point he
wished the public to know, and which be
says he got from Pittsburg, viz 4: Wllbur
Opera Company played for rs cents, high
EFT price, is q lie. Ny prices at the
Exposition for eight weeks were Is and so
cent?. Wilbur Opera Company never
played in any museum in Pittsburg at any
price. The statement that we did is lie No
2. / am booked for return dates at the
Opera House, Pittsburg, which nails lie No
If the above is not true viii give one
thousand dollars to the poor Of Wheeling,
reseryipg enough only to buy Bible for
ibe Il Am Great Critic. 80 he can read
what 1t says becomes Of liars.
Yours truly.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-27
Pleasant Surprise.

The younger members Of the Hebrew go
citty in the city. on Tuesday evening last
tel dered Miss Clara Kraus pleasant sur
pri. e party OF the residence Of her father
corner OF Fifteenth and Eof streets. The
event was one of The most enjoyable occur,
irg for some time, and the young hostess
was charming. The evening was spent in
dancing TO Prot. Killmeyers music which was
continued until an early hour Of the morn
ug, when all departed tired but happy.
CT dice refreshments were served during The
evening.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-27

WHFS ordering Carriages from Robert
Luke, either for funerals or evening drives,
take the precsution to leave your order at
the stable Office, besides, it will cost you no
more to ride in his handsome new Car
ris ges than in the inferior ones from other
s,ahlea
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-27
EnioYable Dinner Party.

Mrs. Delsplsine gave recherche dinner
on Thursday to party Of lady friends
Tbe affair was decidedly pleasant and much
enjoyed by those present who were: Mrs
Judge Thompson, Mrs, Echols, Mrs. Andy
Patterson, Mrs. J. W. Grubb Mrs. Mitchell
OF New York Mrs. S. l. Patterson, Miss
Hunter, Miss Mccoy and Miss McCulloch.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-27
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index TO New Advertisements

For Rsnt-Furnished or Unturnishei Rooms.
For Rent--FuTi ishSd Room.
For Rent-Five Good Rooms
Wanted-Latier TO Color Photographs.
Undertaksrs and Funeral DirectOrs-G. Mendel
3 Co.
Fail and Winter Styles OF Hate. A Bsu.er.
skating CarnivAl-Alhanbra Rink.
Eureka DeBtine- Brentlinger's Pharmacy.
Wanted Money.
Ysluatle 81 burbsn PROPERTY At Auction.
Wanted Persons 70 Do Writing,
Clothing and Furt fshing GOOds-David Ash.
Bakel q NJ gle Relief-F. II, LANCE 4 60.
Teas. CJhess, Sugars agh opices-Atlantic Tea
Opera House SeabrC sks tomedy CompaIy-LLO-
cal Page
A Practical AiltutraAOn-N Gatmal y CO.. Lo-
-ca. Psgs -
Opera House-WilloF COpss-l Local Psge.l
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-27

RcBERr LUXE has inst purchased the finest
Carriages ever brought TO Wheeling. All
Csrrisges and Hacks for funerals should
be ordered direct from the Office Of the sta
bIes, 1880 Market street Don't depend on
leaving your order any place else.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-27

WE eaufioa the public agsiBst
agents who claim TO sell goods for
MS ON weekly payments. They are
imposters. JACOB W.GRuBB,
JeweleF.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-27

Prof. John Mullen uiII oo1ncn1s{
iect dancing classs n GsFmanIe IA
Tuesday, Geptsmber -, 1885. Aep1
class viii BE- formed for ladies and g,
men on Tuesday evenings from 8 4
o'clock, and for misses and mastes irq
to 5 o'clock in the afternoon, and con
Tuesdays and Thursdays throughoatth
son. The Professor can b seen
above place during the sessions, or cai
addressed at No. l4l7 Market street.
The following popular dances will
taught: Glide WALTZ, Modern Waltz, \
port Waltz, Highland Schottisch, Nev
Scbottisch, Glide Polka, Bohemian Pc
Polka Mszourka, La Russo. Highland
vote, Plain Quadrille, Society dag
Qusdrille, Plain, Saratoga and Centen
Lsncers, Waltz Qusdrille and the new :
ETY. Waltz Quajrille.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-27
PULLED A Pop.
Albert waude Is Arrested and Placed In
Jail for This Breach of Law.

Albert waude IL Arrested and Placed In
Jail for This Breach of Law.
Last evening about o clock, what nigh
rave resulted in shooting scrape occurred
On the corper of Market and Twelfth
sreets 1t sppe airs that man named Albert
Monde from Pttsburg, who formerly worked
here, met Millard White, a man who is nov
working at the rolls at one Of the mills, and
accosted him with some remark, which wa.
returned by White whereupon Wsnde
pulled pop and pointed it at White. Al
this point Officer Croughsn appeared on the
scene, arrested Wande and placed him in
the lookup. Fearing that an sttemp
might be made to take him out. Captain
Smith placed him in Jail for safe keeping.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-27
Additional Local on First Page
MuIINEKY OPENING.

All are cordially invited to at
tend our Fall and Winter Opening
OF Pattern Hats and BODnetS, ON
Thursday and Friday, october Ist
and 2d.
KISNER'S.
IO7I Main street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-27
| RILOREA'S AND BOYS CLOTHING
QUE GREAT SPECIALITY.

Our line being now very complete,
we wOnld respectfully AK our old
customer. and all others To come
and take a look. We show a mag
nifieenf stock, comprising all thai
is new and desirable, gotten mp i'm
the best style of Workmanship,
SpIendidiy Trimmed, and de-
signed by the leading New York
and n Rochester houses, who have a
standing reputation for Elegantly
Made Children'S and Boys Cloth
ing.
To the ladies we extend q special
invitation. Come and let us show
you the newest and latest fabrics
as well as designs. No need of
sending last tor your boys suits.
You can be better served mt home
and for less money. We are anx-
lens 10 please you, and promise 20
spare no efforts 60 satisfy you IN
every particular. We have falI
lire Of Grey, White and Red Knit
Underwear for boys.
shfif It IS ecIipsed byii ifhsfot FfSaL CO..
\ n =. 4 n "A 4 =
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-27
Coming Events,

Next Wednesday evening Frsnzheim' s
H6ll will tie occupied by the Olivettes, who
will sperd the time in dancing and good
social time generally. Prof Joe Kramer
viii make the music, and of course per-
fectly delightful time is anticipated.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-27
Millinarr Opening.

All are cordially invited TO attend our
Fail and Winter Opening Of Pattern Hats
and Bonnets, on Thursday and Friday
October lst and I'd.
KIssERs
l07l Main st.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-27
s.. Coon l. Co. sell dry goods the chespes'
Millinery Opening.

All are cordially invited to attend our
Fall and Winter Opening OF Pattern Hsts
and Bonnets. on Thursday and Friday
October lst and I'd.
KIsyER's,
l07l Main St
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-27

"Dr. Pe,zold's Ger man Bitters" is splen-
did Tonic and Appetizer, and l cheertu!ly
recomn end it as such. JOHN I. GARY.
Marshall of Police, Baltimore, Md.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-27

A-Othce.
R-kitchCn.
C-WarehOuse where employees eat and sleep.
n-Railroad, running north AMI south.
T. )-SNitch.
F-Csr On Switch.
G-COrner WI ere Major Anderson stood.
l-Teegrsph pole.
,J-IIeC.
K-Where mill picket stood
M-wsrehouse window, throu,h which explO-
,iv,s we're thrown.
N-FIani attack from toward river.
Factory.
P-where attacking PARTY first opened Are on Ma
j,r AlderOn, at &.
THE WOUNDED.
The rioters driven off Mr.. Lsughlin and
his men set about looking after their wouno
I'd. They found that Thomas Duffy hsc
received heavy charge OF squirrel shot il
oils abdomen and breast, his hurts belnl
serious but not necessarily fatal. Millsr
Bailey had rifle ball through his right hip
ais wound being very serious one. Medica
id was at once summoned, and the untortu
astes cared for. Yesterday morning DR.
Baird extracted sixty two shot from the per
on of Mr.. Duffy and he was pronounced t.
7e doing well Duffy is said to have Tough
Ike a tiger, going back into the line ate
re was wounded. Bailey, also. did no.
srow he was hit until afterthe lapse of con
.idera5le time.
The rioters did not fare 80 WE'LL At less
hree were wounded, as follows: Tuona'
Dorsey, who lives on the west si1e of the
-silroad, nearly opposite the Elson Glas
Works, was shot in the back with rifle
be ball ltdging in front just below the skin
de walked home from the mill, where Dfs
dobenssck, Williams and HerVy ATTENDED
hin. About two o'clock yesterday after
coon
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-27
PERSONAL POINTS.

Several weddings are on the taps for the
Lear future.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-27

MILLINERY opening Thursday aud
Day, October Let and ID, at Miss Z. Rod
No. lll9 Main street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-27

MILLINERY opening Thursday ana FRI
day, October lst and I'd, at Mis- Z. hody =
No. lll9 Main street
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-27
Lon SWARACKER-

Nkis weeks attraction IL an
b. LOT of New style TrimsningS,
K dsome Jerseys, COrdurOys for
nc,,epts I'm aIl shades, silks az
OF -ets. AlIOver AngOrs Va
i :,T.ery, Underwear. 6e. Ash.sA
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-27

MILLINERY opening Thursday and Fri.
day, October LIST and I'd, at Mics E. Rodys,
No lll9 Main stree.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-27
AMUSENIEN rs.
THE WILLOW COPsE,

The enthusiastic audiences that witnessed
Mr.. Couldock's mastery performance o
the honest old farmer Luke Fielding, dur
ing the recent successful production of The
Willow Copse' at the Madison Square Thea.
tie, New York, pronounced it far greater
,n.persnnstion than his famous Dustsr
Knbe, while the play was acknowledged t.
he Infinitely superior to Hazel Krke." 1,
will be presented here tomorrow, with the
original cast that gave it isultless represen
;stion at the Madison Square Theatre.
HOBBIES"
The attraction at the Opera House Thurs
jsy and Friday, October and 2, will be
Goodwin's Hobbies" presented BY the
Stsbrook Comedy Company. Of Hobbies" "
the Providence Journal says: There is
Only enc trouble about the play, there is no,
enough oft "