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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-25
MYSTERIOUS CASE.
Tie Skeleton of a Baby Foura
Under a Bush,
On Fulton Hill, Thursday---The Box
Which Contained it Evidently Quite
Old and Marked With the
Letters &c. {. l."

Another baby case came to light yester-
day, which is yet more mysterious thar the
one OF several weeks ago. 1t seems that
OIL Thursday Mr.. 9efinbaugh, who lives in
the North End, was out hunting on the hill
between here aud Fulton, and when about
100 Yards tbs side OF Coal Run, near Ful-
ten. he icunl under a7ar, bush an old and
ii ap;dated lox. lie, upon ex-
an lining the contents of the box,
was somewhat startled TO find that 1t con
tanned the skull and bones OF a human be-
ing, He examined them closely and dis
covered that the skeleton was evidently that
of a child of several years of age. The box
had apparently been exposed TO the weather
for some time, as it was on the verge
Of falling to pieces, and the flesh on
the bones inside had all dried
M. Several white buttons were found
among the bones, but the remnants Of clothes
h, d almost disappeared. The lid Of the
box was provided with leather hinges, aud
from APPEARANCES, the body had been too
large for it, and had been forced in. 1t was
about seven inches wide and fifteen inches
long, and on one side the initials &c. +.
l." were cut into the wood.
The box with its contents was left where
found, and Coroner Schultz was notified of
the find Yesterday, and will probably take
the case in hand TO day, although it is very
improbable tina. any solution Of The mystery
can BE- arrived at.
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women,s Christian Association.

Reports from the visiting committee show
a great and pressing need among the sick
of many Of our worth poor for the little deli
cacies that are so much needed and they
are not able TO provide. Mr.. Amick, lib
Main street, has very kindly given the ladies
permission TO leave at his store anything
hat would be suitable for the sick, such as
iellie, crackers, tapiocs, fruit and flowers.
Any one who has ever waited upon the sick
knows how a little flower often brighten and
cheers the sick room. Perishable articles
can be left on Wednesday and Saturday
mornings. Persons sending things will
please leave their names so that a list may
be kept and published. \ committee con
listing Of Miss uettie List, Mrs. John Nc
Lure, Mrs. Henry Hubbard, Miss Laura
Lawson, Mrs. P. Leighton and Mrs. Lyle,
to whom the sick can be reported, has been
appointed. 1t is hoped the call will meet
with a hearty response.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

FIRST P~RESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. D..
A. Cunningham, y. D., pastor, will preach 10 NOR
row at 1850 q. M and $50 ?. m. The Pr','LIrry
If WASHINGTON viii meet ia rhi, church next Tues
Fay evening. and he upcurd with q sermon by IN"
retiring moderator, the Rev. Ross Stevenson, d. y.
DISCIPLES CUAPEL-Seryic"s sunday, April
81. l,,5, as follows Suuiay-school at = a, IN.
,uhirCf: THE Light o' the world Evening:
Conversion r. !. Hart pastor.
ZANE It. NJ. +. CHURCH-R"v. J. Henry
Hes. pastor. Preaching tomorrow at 1880 a. M:
and go p m. Morning subject: 'IhrlSi lIg''
,i a Trfc Christian Lie" Evening subject The
Fatal Choice Sunlay-school At p. IN. All are
invited.
FIRST ENG. EV. LUTHERAN CHURCH.
Rev. +. H.. Dornblaser, pastor. Services tomorrow
at I6:%I a. NJ and $50 p. m. sunday school att p. IN.
strangers are welcome.
SECONDPRESBYTERIAN CEUECH.-Rey. W.
II. Cooke, u. D., pastor. services III ln."D IL ~. ani
$50 I. IA. suncay school a' . q m AL are
yralgnna
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-25
WE have just received q new
stock Of Gold Spectacles.
JACOB w. CRUDE,
IeweIer Cor. Twelfth and Market.
BIS OF NEWS,

Picked Up Here and There by Register
Reporters.
Tue Capitol rink was closed yesterday.
TO-pNy's length is Is hours and ~
minutes.
TuE bottom is knocked out Of the coal
business.
THr Supreme Court o. Appeals meets at
. o'clock this morning.
BELTz FLADISG IL Co. will occupy their
new planning mill building next Monday.
Two HEAVY rolls were broken at the Top
mill, which will delay work for several
days.
The sun rises to day at 5:07, and sets at
6:49. The moon rises tomorrow morning
At $40.
MARTIN Thornton is making extensive
arrangements to take care o: the crowd on
circus day.
The Health Officer, with his assistants,
we're making the rounds on the South Side
Yesterday,
Mas. L. C.. REED has an elegant and
lsrdsome hand painted plush banner on
->hjbition at NJ Gutman u Co.'S store.
To-Day is the anniversary of the birth OF
Oliver Cromwell, in 1899, and the day on
which King John was crowned, in 1899.
TuE BraiuarI, MINI, Tribune, owned
ard edited By A. T. Halsted, formerly OF
his city, has been selected as the official
paper OF the town.
ThE stockholders carnival at the North
End rink lsst night was a great success, a
large number being present. Everybody
enjoyed themselves immensely.
IT is understood that Bickel Sheppard has
challenged Thompson, OF Steu5enville, for
a roller skating race to take place at the
Aihambra Palace tor 800 a side.
Mrs. MARY DoNyErLY, an aged and re-
spected lady, died at the residence of her
son, Michael Donnelly, South Side, Thurs,
day last. The funeral will take place this
morning at eight O'Clock.
CSC. SCHENE, who is charged with steal
ing 500 from Henry Siegrs. on Thursday,
vas before Squire Woods yesterday, who
ent him to Jail TO await the next term Of
court, which will De held in September.
A RACE for q medal, which is on exhibit
ton at Walters grocery, was skated bV
viii Weisberber and Louis Walters re
other night at the ALEXANDRA Palace skat
ing rink, and was won by the former.
To-NIGuT the Martins Ferry Polo Club
will play the Chapline Street Polo Club, at
the Chapline street rink. This will I'M
doubtedly be a very interesting race, and a
large crowd from Martins Ferry and this
city will be present.
THE SUNDAY REGISTER will be unusually
interesting tomorrow. Its Washington
special letters with illustrations are q new
feature which will prove very popular.
Ageutsincreasing their orders are requested
10 send them in early.
A MAN whose name is unknown fell down
a cirder bank at the Riverside steel works
early yesterday morning, cutting several
ugly gashes in his face and causing severa,
severe bruises about his body. DR.. Pipes
rendered the necessary surgical aid.
REy. G. NJ. Short will preach a sermon
on odd Fellowship in the First Baptist
Church to morrow evening, it being the
SiXtysixth anniversary in this city. Spec
cial arrangements have been made for the
accommodation of members OF the order
Who may attend with their families.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-25

1t was a lonesome and ior!orn looking Oh.
iect, but had no doubt at som time in its
varied history seen better days. BY its
looks, however, it had lately been sat down
upon at numerous times-in skating Kinks.
A number of ladies passing it looked upon
it in a sympathetic manner, then glanced
away hastily and smiled. Pretty soon a
naughty boy came along and cruelty kicked
it inc the gutter, where it gave up the
ghost, not ' tho 1t first having caused quitea
: %tustle,' however. 1t was lost by a lady
in passing over the street, and she did not
have the courage to stop and pick it up.
Such is often the fate of unnatural things.
BrY Electric Light flour, it will do YOU
good.
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NOT FRI T..
The Report that the Route of the IL. 4 D.
WnnIl hn Ehnnnnl InInnnInI-

The Report hat the Route of the ID. n o.
WouId be Changed Unfounded.
4 rumor has been current several days TO
the effect that the proposed route for the
main line of. the B y O., which runs out
the south side Of the creek, would be abau-
doned and that a survey was being made
out CaldwelIs run. Capt. R. 7. Devries
was approached on the subject by a reporter
yesterday, and in reply to a question as to
the authenticity of the m he said;
The rumor is undoubtedly incorrect. |
know nothing Of such a move, and while it
is known that we have had some trouble in
receiving q right otway out the creek, yet
j. has not been abandoned by any means
Tae rumor was no doubt caused By the
c ~mpany's action in not rushing the line
+ ght through without delay
The Captain alss sad that this was as
much at he knew OF the matter, and this
p ,,s hat the assertion is untrue, for if
t re was a move OF this kind on foot, he
~ould have undoubtedly known something
about il.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-25

The First Branch assembled at ; o'clock,
His Honor, the Mayor, in the chair, and the
following members present: Messrs. Com
erford, Dobbins, Donaldson, Farrell, Hallar.
Happy, Hoffman, Kinney, List, Ny es, Nc
Gregor and Schultz-l2.
The minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved.
In the annual license ordinance, this
Branch amended the license on skating
Kinks by making the sum 500 instead OF
$50.
The granting Of license to keepers Of
coffee houses, ordiRaries, etc, was then
taken up. The action of the Second Branch
was concurred in, except in the following
cases:
In the case of the application of Frank
Healy, to keep a coffee house at No. 1925
Main street, Mr.. Sehultze moved to reject.
Agreed to. Ayes-Messrs. Dobbins, Don.
aldson, List, McGregor and Schultze-5.
Nays-Messrs. Comerford, Farrell, Happy
and Kenny. A motion to reconsider
was afterwards made, and the application
was laid on the table, ayes 6, nays 4.
When the application Of Messrs. Bresock
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BeIit

The following jurors have been drawn for
Part l, OF Circuit Court, Judge Boyd pre-
siding, they to appear Monday morning:
James A. La Rue, Jerry Evans, Charles
Estruth, George Wolf, Wm. Debold, F. c..
Arbenz, 7. J. Garden, Jr, J. P. Stewart,
Simon Kline, Henry Fisher, Jr., James
Ensley, Jacob Decker, d. C Young, James
Seaman, Thomas Meyer, Heinrich Knoke.
Heinrich Loeber, Jos. A. Bell, Ezekiel
Rogers. John Rediker, c. d. Kyle, Herman
Artz, Edward Voekler, II. X. Brown, Samuel
Jepson, Lewis Bonenberger, Jr, John ".
Kite, George Werner, Isaac Ssdler, Vim.
Kemp,
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In GENERAL.
To Go to MounlsNilIe,

Deputy Sheriff Blanchard will to-day take
10 Moundsville Annie Smith, convicted in
the Circuit Court of grand larceny and
sentenced by Judge Jacobs to two years
confinement in the pen~itentiary.
Circuit Court.
In Part , of the Circuit Court Yesterday,
Judge Jacob presiding, the following bust
ness was transacted:
George Brooks, indicted for petit larceny,
with al allegation of a former conviction,
WAS found guilty. Sentence was suspended
pending the hearing Of a motion to set
aside the verdict and grant a new trial.
Ida Robinson and Lizzie McNeal plead
guilty to the indictment for keeping q house
OF Ill fame, and were sentenced to pay a fine
OF go and be confined in Jail for three
days.
Adjourned until this morning at Q o'clock.
Transfers of Real Estate.
The following transfers OF real estate were
admitted to record by Clerk Hook yester-
day:
Deed made April 2itb, 1885, By Minnie
Hanes and Franklin Hanes, her husband,
to George Schoen, for the east twenty-five
feet OF lot No. s. in Lagrange. Consider
alton, 800.
Deed made March l, 1855, BY the Green.
wood cemetery company to August Yahrl-
ing, for lot No. - in section D in said GEM
etery. Consideration, SO.
Deed made May Sth, 1883, By the Green
wood cemetery company to J.. c. Land, for
lot No. 50, in section n of said cemetery.
Consideration, S37.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-25

This is what Mrs. Mayer, of Baronne
street, New Orleans, says Of Browns Iron
Bitters. A "charm" works quietly, surely,
promptly, thoroughly and with delightful
eject. That is just the way this wonderful
family medicine works on invalids who have
been suffering the woes of liver complaint,
dyspepsia and impoverished blood. Those
who know its worth say it is q complete
cure for dyspepsia, weakness, malaria,
neuralgia, etc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-25

WHEELING, April -, lsSj.
The committee in charge of the eNhlbi-
ton drill and carnival of the Knights OF
st. George, desires to return thanks to
Messrs. Entler and Rose, proprietors OF the
Chapline street rink, for the gentlemanly
treatment and courtesies shown the Society,
its friends. aud the public in general, who
contributed TO making the affair a grand
success. A.. G. HADlJCE, Chairman.
y 4 FlTzrATPIrK, Secretary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-25

SCHMULBACH BREWING CO.'S
celebrated brand OF Culmbacher
Beer will be on draugbt to-day
in all the principal saloons III this
city. BenwOOd, BelIaire, Bridge
port, Martins Ferry. and immedi
ate vicinity.
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RECEIVED.

Something extremely new i'll
n hiie Embroidered Dress Robes
a; low figures: also, white Dress
Goods. BrOcaded Eelveis and Che.
nilIic Eriuges. Dress Silks of all
description. l.. SWABACKER,
1861 Main Street.
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People's Meeting.

Everybody's attention is called to our
price list for to-day Baby shoes, 2jci
women's shoes, 75c; slippers, 50; ladies
fine button shoes, SIPS; boys working shoes,
81. 90: nen's fine shoes, 81 80. The finest
line of Children's and Misses High Top
Shoes ever seen in this city at prices to suit
everybody. Ask TO see our 81 so Ladies
and Mems Shoes, equal to any $3.50 shoes
in the city. at Lynch's Low Price Shoe
House, A. Twelfth street.
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A C N : !!
STRUCK THE CLOTHING MERCHANTS

In this vicinity when l opened my establishment some years
ago, and it appears that they have not yet fu ly recovered IRON
its efects-ncr will they recover until they earn that frantic
~selfpraise is as useless as voorhees, brides until they ""u
out that when a lady wants a caIIs suit she does not propose
TO paw for a oy-shop; or when i man buys a pair OF pants ne
objects to paying tor somebody elses ~playthings.
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mbeains Be9istes
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index to New Advertisements.

For Reut-Front Room.
For Sale-Three Wheeled Velocipede.
For Sale-Mare.
For Sale-B-uwood Mill Stock.
Wauted-Business Man.
Wanted-Man in Wheeling.
Trus e 5 Sale OF r al Estate.
Gas and Oil Sto. es &C. L Sutel ~ Sons.
Choice Spring Lamb. Schenk y
Sons. -.
For Rent-Store Room and Dwelling.
Misunderstanding Rink Association.
New Goods-Ewing Bros.
Jewett's Refrigerators-Nesbit X Bro.
Chapliue Street Rink-Match Game Of
Polo.
Potatoes-H. J. Smylh.
Masonic Funeral Notice.
A Business Cyclone-Davd Ash-LL2'
cal Page n
Mendel & Co.
Excelsior Baking Powder-R. II. List.
. ~ D..
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SCHNULBACH BREWING CO.'S
celebrated brand of CulInbacher
Beer will be on draught to-day
in all the principal saloons in this
city, BenwOOd. BeIlaire. Bridge
port. Martins Ferry. and innnedi-
afe Hicinity.
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ss.,S eD

Twenty-Five Dollars will be paid
Tor iie apprehension and conVic-
ton OF any person, or persons,
stealing the SUNDAY REGISTER
from .he doors of subscribers.
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22:B BUSINESS PO|NTSS:::22
ST.
LOW PRICES AND SQUARE DEALING TO EVERYBODY,
T. I r ST.

Low PRICES AND SQUARE DEALING TO EVERYBODY.
2. AL goods exchanged or money refunded, If not satisfac.
tory.
3. Ten times as large a stock as any other house in the city.
q. Manufacturers ard Importers.
8. Capital enough in the business to buy every dollar for
cash.
6. Advertise iudiciously, and do as we advertise.
z. The finest store in the city to do business in.
8. Keeping up with the times in every improvement.
9. Turning our stock over twice or three times every season
10. Putting prices low enough SO everybody can afford to
buy.
II. Catering to all classes of trade.
IL. Working hard every day in the year, excepting Sun.
days ard holidays.
10. Polite and truthful statesmen greet every one who en-.
tiers our store.
IL. Paying our statesmen salaries to work for our Interests.
IS. Giving a guarantee with every dollars worth we sell.
is. Carrying the fines, clothing made and selling it low in
rice.
IL. Treating every customer SO that he will return again.
10. Envy no competitor, but keeping ahead in the race
for trade.
~. When a garment don't sell, put a price on it to make it
sell.
20. Offering the public only frstclass material and work,
~manship.
Fl. Not waiting for the weather to improve trade, but i'm
prove it ourselves.
o2- Having no time to attend to ether peoples business
too busy attending to our own.
These are the points on which our business is founded and
we'll leave it to any calculating business man if they won't
win. They have won for us here in Wheeling beyond our ex'
pectations. We have enjoyed an increasing trade ever since
we opened in Wheeling, IS years ago, and we expect to get
buster and buster every day as the years go on. This week
Our store has been crowded from morning till night with pco-
,o uho locked with amazcmcnt at our immense stock OF goods.
In addition to our already large stock we have just received
a fresh importation Of
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a. l.. RiaE al 90.

We have the largeS; variety OF
Embroidered Caps for children
ever shown in this city. Also
choice ScuT Hats for school and
street wear, from 2o cents up.
A.. l.. RICE a. co.
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NARROW ESCAPE
OfTwo Boys From a watery Grave, Yes
terday.

OfTwo Boys From a Watery Grave, Yes
terday.
Yesterday morning about II o'clock, as
he BtIlaire packet Princess was en- route
ID from Bellalre, she narrowly escaped
hiking and sinking a johnboat containing
wo unknown boys. The boys were cross
ug the river from the Island shore, Just
1elow the creek, as the pilot supposed Tor
he purpose Of riding in the boats waves.
When nearly abreast of the bow Of the
steamer. ana but a few yards up stream
rom her, the boys turned their boat about
and attempted to cross the steamers bow.
The pilot hurriedly rung the b%elI.to stop
aud back, and it was only by prompt and
.killful work hat the boys lives were saved,
he steamer only missing the johnboat by
! yard or two. The boys we're thoroughly
frightened, and probably will not again at
,,mpt such a foolhardy trick.
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Retail department.. cor. Main and
Twelfth Streets. New line OF Shirt
Wai~ISius received, Seersuckers,
Penangs. Chanlbrays and CheviOts.
Iaundricd and unlaundried. Call
anrl
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SCHMVLBACH BREWING CO.'S
celebrated brand of Culmbacher
iiccr will be Oh draught to-day
iii aii the principal saloons in this
city. BcnwOOd. BelIaiTr. Bridge
port, Martins Ferry. and immcdi-
niC vicinity.
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SCHNULBACH BREWING CO.'S

celebrated brand of CuImbacher
Beer will be on draUght to-day
in all the principal saloons I'm this
city, BenwOOd, BeIlaire. Bridge
port. Martins Ferry. and immedi-
ate vicinity.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-25

ScuYrLDACH BREWING Co.'S celebrated
brand Of Culmbacher Beer will be on
draught today in all the principal saloons
in this city. Benwood, Bellaire, Bridge
port, Martins Ferry, and immediate Vi
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-25

SrHMUIBACH BREwlNG Co.'S celebrated
Irand of Culmbacher Beer will be on
iraught to-day in all the principal ssloons
in this city, Benwood, Bellaire, Bridge
port, Martins Ferry, and immediate vi
rinitv
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SIIiNILBACH BREWING CO.'S
celebrated brand of SuInnhacher
Beer will he OH dranShi To-day
i'm all the principal saloons in this
city, RrnwO0d. Bcllairc. Bridge
port, Martins Ferry, and immcdi-
nfe vicinity.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-25

ScnMuLBACH BREWING Co.'S celebrated
brand of Culmbacher Beer will be on
draught to-day in all the principal saloons
in this city, Benwood, Bellaire, Bridge
port, Martins Ferry, and immediate vi.
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THE NAIL ASSOCIATION.

The Removal of the ONCE to This City
%Pittsburg's Nail Output.
Yesterdays Pittsburg Post contained the
following with reference to the late meeting
of the Nail Association in this city:
The removal of the Western Nail Assocl-
alton to Wheeling is not supposed to have
any special significance. Wheeling has
long been q great nail centre, and since the
steel spike was introduced the Importance
in this respect has grown considerably. 10,
seph d. Weeks, late secretary Of the ascot
ton, returned to the city yesterday. There
was no organized opposition to his re-elec-
tion, reports to the contrary notwithstanding.
He was not re.elected because it would be
i~nconvenient for him to hold the position
and reside in Pittsburg.
Speaking OF the output Of nails in the
Smoky City, the same paper said:
The output Of nails in this city IS very
small at present. Chess, Cook " Go. {
factory shut down last Saturday, and as
nothing but nail iron is made in the mill,
Il Consequence the entire mill was shut
Down; how long it will be idle is not known.
he factory give employment to about $50
men. At the same time the nail factory in
he American Iron Works was closed. On
Friday Shoenberger, Speer u Co.'S nail
factory was shut down on account Of a
break in tie engine, which has been re-
paired, and work resumed yesterday.
Tuesday the nail factory Of Zug Il Co was
started up and twenty.iour Of the pudding
furnaces were lighted on single turn. One
forge is still idle, and for four weeks past
he whole mill was shut down. The stock
Of nails in the warehouses connected with
these factories is not very large. The man
ufacturers do not care to keep any iron
nails on hand, for the reason that nearly all
the BUYERS want steel nails.
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PRICES talk

Taking into consideration the closeness OF money l am
willing to take less profit on my goods, and as an evidence l
want YOU to read the following list carefully
Mans Suit, in four styles, reduced from $3.50 to $500
Mans Suit, Scotch CheYiOt, reduced from $1,000 to $3.50.
AMans Suit Imported WOrsted, reduced from snoo to szOo'
AMans Suit WOrstsd, reduced from S2.5Otu $50.
AMans Suit, English WOrsted, reduced from S40O to $3.50.
AMans Suit, English WOrsted, reduced from $3.50 TO Ssoo'
A Mans Suit, All Wool Cashmere, reduced from $1,000 to $40
Mans Suit, All Wool and Silk, reduced from $500 to 1925.
Mans Suit. Imported Black, reduced from s2LOO to s4oo.
Nv line of $500 Mems Suits reduced to $I7C0.
Without cxaggeration l can say that keep MORE NEW
STYLES of Boys Suits than any other house in Wheeling, and
to prove that l propose to keep the prestige in this line l vii
mention that | have
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-25

SPECIAL bargains in Decorated
Chamber Sets this week, at
DAWSON BROS,
2226 Market Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-25

ASK for the best, get the best, and or',
use the best, and you will smoke the Rich.
mond Straight Cut Cigarettes.