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Mount Pleasant Mill, lumber. 1921 25
E, w. Sylvester, building bridge. 35 90
A. NJ. Goodwin, lumber. % 19
Oakland Saw Mill, I" .-.-------.----. % 80
Leon Wolff IS ... Is 90
Charles Burton, 'f ..-.-. IL 20
7. O. Chaeher6, . -- 90
O. Carriere, ---......------. 10 IL
sam'I Haas, &c........ 50 "a
Charles Dossman, q &c.---.-... 80 90
e. Dubuisson, building bridges s-...--.. so 90
John White, ....-... 10 90.
z6phirin JONES' hauling IA so
Veilland Chachere, ---.--... "a 08
George Davis, spade broken on road l 50
John N. Ogden, criminal fees s-- 345 90
j. o. Chacher6, Clerks fees--..... 3l9 Is
G. G. Duson, attendance on court. -. 465 90
do conveying prisoners &c 298 65
DR.. W Thompson, services as expert 30 90
DIR. v. Boagni, +" g 25 90
DIR. r. H. Littell, j" +" 25 90
DIR. J, Ray, g &c 25 90
J. Movers Il Co. spikes. stat'nry. &C.. 1l6 so
,5osepI Bloch. sundries for prisoners. q 05
Opelousas Courier, printing blanks.. 112 90
r. y. Cooke. criminal fees. 26 45
John Mornhinyeg, repairs to jail..---- Z 90
John N. Ogden, revising ordinances io w oo
Geo. o. Eims, surveying g------..---.-- ~ W W
: Cart 9oroneris fees es.. 10 90
w. w. Oneal, burying paupers------- "a o w
E. l.. Pitre, stationery 80 80
Geo. I. Mooressuror on iaquest e, os oo oo
q. L. Young Ntrhsiat 90 10 10
T. C. Chaehere. 6 II oU
The Police Jury adjourned until the LIST
Monday in July, 1885, it being the 9th day OF
sn'' ili0t'- ALBERT GUIDRY, President.
Attest z. j. LEFEByRE, Clerk.
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Linen Collars, Handkerchiefs, Towels,
Napkins, Hose, Half Hose, ETC., at the
Star Grocery.
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Umbrellas, Whips, Spurs, Canes,
etc, gR the Star Grocery.
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.$4O,O7s 8

By Parish warrants paid,
which were counted, eX-
amined and Cancelled by
the Police Jury, as per
resolution April ID, S4- 5 l,066 80
q Parish warrants paid,
which We're counted, ex-
amined and Cancelled by
the Police Jury, as per
resolu ton of July Z, "a. 935 ~
$ Parish warrants paid,
which were counted ex-
amined and cancelled by
the Police Jury, as per
resolution of Ia Oct, "a. 5,727 81
g Parish warrants paid,
which We're counted, ex-
amined and cancelled by
the Police Jury, as per
resolution of Dec, "a. 3,773 Oh
9 Parish warrants paid,
which were counted, ex-
amined and cancelled by
the Police Jury, as per
resolution of l3 JAN, 'S5. S,l93 93
- Parish warrants paid,
which were counted, ex-
amined and Cancelled by
the Police Jury as per
resolution of Feb, 85. 1852 SO
8. Parish warrants paid,
which Were counted, ex-
amined and Cancelled by
the Police Jury as per
resolution ofI4 April 'S5. Is, BIG %
-- 4O,o65 55
Mar. 3l-Balance on hand
carried to new account Is 25
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Stereoscopes, Views and other fancy
goods at the Star Grocery.
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Buy your candies al the Star Grocer,
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Corn. Oats, Bran and Hay at the Star
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A. Adler 8 Co. VS.. Donat Pucheu.

istrict Court, Parish of 81. Landry, No. 1861
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on the Washington road to the Opelousas ano
Vile Plate road via Poirets bridge.
9Th rd-Stephen Deville, from S. Haas
store to Bell Cheney road
5th Ward-Ernest Morrow, from Buffers
place to parish line via Railroad.
9TH Ward.-Emile Vidrine, from Vile Plate
road to Plaisance via Guillory bridge
Sth Ward.-Simon Bite. Manuel, ir., from
Chataiguier Point to Opelousas and Anse
Bourbeux road via Catholic church.
9th Ward,-R. r, Lyons, from r. r, Lyons
place to Jean Castillo bridge.
Sth Ward-Stephen Martel, from Sam
Thomas to Paul Ledoux.
The following committees were appointed in
accordance with resolution passed yesterday
relative to the money collected for the pur
pose of repairing and building school houses
in the Parish, viz:
ist Ward.--(To be appointed.)
2nd-Messrs Adolph Guidry, Alfred Pavie
and DR. w. w LESLEY
Bird Ward,--(To be appointed)
5th Ward-Oz9me Fontenot Dan Sandeler
and Gilbert BaiIlio.
9th Ward-Frank Wharton, G. W. Spears
and Eli Clark.
9TH Ward.-(To be appointed.)
8th Ward.-M S. Wilkins, J. w. Young
and Etienne Stagg.
9th Ward.-Dr r. r. Lyons, w. w. Duson
and Savinien Cart.
Tax Collectors Yearly Statement,
For LICENCES FOR THE YEAR 1884, viz:
Amt Of blank licences receiv-
ed from the Clerk of the
Police Jury $4325 90
Gross amt licences collected. .S2465 90
s. blank licences re-
turned NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1860 90
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sssedss have probably tho bess military
rssoui Of any people, ard tie sssdisn
soldier can b coanted aDou 20 perform
what 20 any other soldier void be in-
possibilities
Il VII Be sssn that nsitheE the Eng
Iish OF the Rossisns viii fzht unworthy
fees Both armies are brave. and beth
Russian add EsGiish soldiers can Be
counted upon for stesdiaess and cool
ness In snv emergency. u. however,
EoeIand relies % too CREST an extent
upon Asissic troops. tie world may ex-
pscs 70 zee the Russian army sweep
through Afehsnissan like The Wind
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The action Of France in regard to
Eeyps has an omino0s look and bsdes
IN for England That Russia and
France are acting in accord is all but
certain, and IL 10 nos surprising thai
GladstOas IN the House Of Commons
last evening vas pale and agisated-'
The danger 70 Eseiand 10 great, and nc
one knows IL better than the Premier.
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O. l.. a 8. @. EErnzrAISNEzr.-The
University Chapel was we'll filled last
evening on the occasion Of the fourth
lecture Of the second series In aid OF
ths University Library. fhe program
commenced vita Q recitation by Miss
Emraa Clarke, entitled ayirginia;'
then q solo. sSilveF and gold. - by Mis-
BsarthA Said, acesmpanisd Ia the GUAR
tst CHORUS BY Mtss Laura Bowman aud
Messrs. j. b. Denny and w. A. May
held. A recitation entitled ssClosinp
the Mortgage by Miss Cora Goru1lsy.
was iaext In order. Miss Carrie v. Pal
mer followed With the iecfure of the
evening" on "How 10 Help the Poor. ''
Her reassning vas we'll sustained by
data carefully Cleaned from the PAGES
Of ancient and modern history. Showing
thnruagh preparations on the part Of The
speaker. Daring the eonfse OF the leo
ture . very handsome compliment was
paid the Lsdies' kellef Society Of this
city aud like Institutions ali over tue
world Tia program conoindea sith .
quartet s.Oome Eiisesy aoouIieht.n by
Misses Iva Jones and Susie Ward and
Msssr4 Irving. Aivoid and Haen Pal.
iips.
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THE UNDERSIGNED HAS PUR-
= chased the wash house and business
o. All Sing. In the rear Of w. ID. Scott &
Cos store. All 8 ng has egreed 20 pay ali
outst tnd ne BIZ against tn place. ! will
pay him ths purch sse m0ney on Sunday,
May 10 His creditors viii govern them
selves accordingly.
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DAvIDsoS = HoFsTETTKR = In Cheney.
Hofsfetter.
FAuBERT-kTEs-In Cheney. April Is,
CoDD-wHIFTxNsEsG- Golf II. Apil
II VIM. Codd and ara B. Whittenbers
CooD-DEyLS-ln Colfax. April Il Pat
Cssdd aud Maggie Deyiin-
DAvIs-E1wARDs- In Colfsx, April IA.
Arthur Davis and klsie Edwards.
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Mr.. Nitschke ~ in torn for tvo weeks
20 alE his contracts for pisno-suningi
vii remain Q few days extra II required.
Orders left st Devies's book stsrs and
al LouTpan's will rsesiFe pro@pt etsen-
tion. 3 Il
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NOTICE.

A8 HAVE MADE ARRANGE.
n mten.s Hos reaelvinR Nd. FresA Ba1.
tet twEce q wFrek I en- Tie IssadSnx d.srSs<
M tbs sertien q the cslmasly. via Fns.
ter brsk. N, Wns<zn 9skbegasa. nrne
ana several CHEERS am nhsf prpgeyea =
Lnrnith Al who mag cali With 6lxf x:ixrs
hesA 1EinkrY n11ter nxAer~ - 49,.
pA11H VAL rHceExe nruraei nt4rr fszn
&kLaSfAN ftftfL-HERH.
All ~ areos<s ezt frsns skr1sz.
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10 y II

A PLAIN MERsCHAUN PIPE,
"A with silver band around the stem.
A suitable reward will be paid for the ro-
apas W 'Ae = W. D. scorTkoa
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STOLE a..

ERoM CALKfNs & REDDIsH's
store. APP II q. . brownretr Slut,
with collar and city license No ~; IS 10
ward for hsr return to w. CALKINs, llol
Front street. 16
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sAiIsxs o. rnR Qusxx. ~ large crewd
of psopls eon0rsgaisd % the Ooean
Deck yesterday. durine the noon hoar,
10 bid fsreweli 10 friends and acquains,
Axsess who we're taking their Departure
on The steamship Queen Of the Paeiflo.
Tee sleanses lefi promptly Al the advss.
tised hbor. She took ~ freight. 60 tons
II cnal. $50 SACHS % eats. SIS sAeka az
po'1aescs and % tons Of nisosilansous
frtixht Eollo inc i bar lise % pssssn-
Gsrss Dr.. J. q. hryant. John Brown.
Mis- Aurora baliene. Mrs Jehn WEB
ser, Mrs ". y. seaman and child. D.
o. M,pse, =. J. Carroll. d. !. Bsnaeti,
wife and ehild. u A. Slower. FFank
QAkisS sad wsfe, Mrs eheFsood. y. T.
DAVIS, X kschsreson, II. & wilson. Il.
Il hrewn. Ara Brown and child. An
drew brown. Geesxe Brown. fhomas
CLASSIFY. o. y. Caapee. MarshAll Blinn.
Mrs q. n. 6mish, lfrA n. hzoWillissas.
a. .. ksuwniie, 1Asnea 0sae. Mrs. W, g.
tieveai, Mrs. a. BANKS. @. a. Casey and
u N the stEeFMnM.
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GQ00D FOR ONE YEAR At n
1OS0 ~ cent "a geed. psyfnR. irs-
siaA tmprefred resideacs itruperzy. Ad.
AsSsis kDsl.R BRYAN
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The undersigned hereby offers
the following described real es.
tate AZ the prices named:
Block 81, d. s. Maynard's plat
of Seattle, $4,000. This block
lies two and one half blocks
south of the Court House block
recently purchased by King
county, and is the second block
north of the Academy of the Sis
tern of the Holy Name.
Lots 4 and 5, block 5, of Draw
ley's addition to the city of Sc
attic, $500.
Lots ] and Q, block 5, same
addition, $4,000. Said lots 1
and 2 are highly improved, and
have one of the most comfortable
and best built residences in Sc.
attic upon them.
Lot 2, block A, Woodward's
addition, 71.9xl28 feet, SITS.
Lot 8, block 81, Kids addi-
tion, 1926
Fifty-two lots in the Comstock
and the Ccmstock supplemental
addition, at $3.50 per lot. or the
entire ffty-two lots for $1,000.
These additions lie side by side,
within two blocks of the Front
street extension grade and side
walk, near the bay, and within
four blocks of the street car line
as now laid, and afford the best
view of any lots in the city well
worth $3.50 per lot.
The north half of the north>
west quarter of section 3, in
township Is north, range 4 eat,
near Lake Washington. A good
wagon road to the land. An ex.
cellent site for a berry, fruit,
chicken or milk ranch, $1,000.
One hundred and sixty acres
within one mile Of the townsite
Of Whatcom; good location and
good soil $4,000.
Win sell either of the two last
in tracts to suit, at prices to be
agreed upon.
An undivided cne-sighth in
terest in and to the north half,
ard the north half Of the south.
east quarter Of section SO, town.
ship - north, range 5 east, for
sl7,5O0
The above is one of the most |
vAluabls coal properties in Wash. |
'ngton Territory, and is fully de- |
peioped. The tract contains over |
~ millions Of tons of good coal
md Is well worthy Of investi ga
ion BY any one desiring to in
rest.
CHAs. K. JENgBR. |
Room I, Arcade Building, Front
street, Seattle. |.
The greater portion Of the
oregoing belongs 70 the estate
I z. g. cemstook, deceased, and
ne same must Re sold.
CHAs. Z. JEHnEa. |,
,xecutor Of the last win and
testament Of p. c. Comstoek. | !
deoe1ssd mhe L,
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cierslse aap snskrx.

Il. d. Babeook, representing Joe
Poheim, the Fashionable Tailor Of San
Francisco. u noS stopping st the Ar
iingfsu House where he has On exhlbi-
,ioz the finest line Of pies of French.
Eneiish and Domestic goods ever
brought TO Seattle.
Salts 10 order $25 % and upwards
Pants 10 order. 90 and upwards
Ovsrcoats to order 20 90 and upwards
Shirts 10 cr1er. 800. rs and awards
Gail one and all aud examine samples.
A psrfeet 1T guaranteed or no sale
IS3 jog PuEETM.
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TIKno THE yKIL---Yesterdsy Miss
Kate Padden, whose relatives reside at
NeSeastle.a and who has been novitiste
AZ the convent in Vancouver for the
past three years, MADE Der profession,
or 10 ether words went through the ne
eessary form TO make her full fiedged
Sister Of Charity. Several priests. and
many people high up in the Catholic
faith were present, as the occasion vas
considered one Of more thsn ordinary
Importance.
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LAns Or. = A. 0aaardsaka nex
sssarnss sAsEzy. % tsaks Kamioeps,
ieeenily eomplessd. hes esen lied ~.
ard M teiling shsp she will run. Shs
uAa intended. uhen hailt. - esrry TIE
frelxht a. he Fsiiroz1 conlEacfor, lat
Ne soanef wAs she esnpisief than ]. a.
AafIa q Co, owners ct ths steamers
tusrssss and ksmlseps made pFspoxi.
lsoa VI Mf. 0sdzrdoak 30 carry his
llreirAt a. lower rata than ke eonla
lisxry u - bis cen steAner. Thar
ise}ecf ID dainz tkn ues q keee "a
ttY7ss<skiun and mlzinfAin old rA1es a.
ihe AkA Mr.. OadzF3ank Aepepsrsl
lHzrra 4 Cos pxcrozlsien. and tied IA
sFen sttsms.. tha SAnzxy, NJ, nszxr -
lssd bsea iazseeted ard mads Asr srlAl
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NEw Blood. NKv LFE. This is OBJ.
tanned by using Pfunder's Blood Puri
fer. For sale everywhere. 81 per lot.
tie, Pix for IS. mhl7-Sm
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!. hs~sss sss sss.' !. e = -. :. -.
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Sick headache, habitual coetiveness.
pains in back and limbs. loss Of appetite
bad breath and taste in the mouth, etc,
entirely cured ny tho use Of
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NOTICE.

ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE
N arm Of Claus 4 Harms. wheiesaIe
LIQUOR deaiarS lately doing bnsiness in
osasue ~ note. oook account of other.
has THE day been sold spd assilxned q.
walters "a & Co. Of San Frsncisco
ana payment must alone be made to thu
undersigned.
WHITE & MSfNDAY.
Attorneys fer Walters Bros, 4 co.
s attic. Ap u ~ 1855 sp29 Ina
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PHYSICIANS AND sUReEoN
REMOVAL.

u A. CHURCHILL. NJ. D., HOMEO-
Il pathic Physician and Surgeon, has
for the present removed his office 70 his
residence, corner Fourth and Madison
sfreets.
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New mllssnssy aaaxls AFEtvinx a cxAr.
non Rsos every aAs. ~
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A TTORNEY-AT-LAw WILL PRAC-
N tics In all the Justices and Territorial
Courts. Once, at rooms OF the Probate
Court, Yesier-Leary Building.
W. q. WHITE. cHAs. '. MuxpAY
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J. p. REYNOLDS. Pres. d. GilMoRE, Treas
JOHN DosER. gee.
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For Sale
TO TsE1r.


IET0gsE WITH POUR ROOMS IN
IL rc&r Of ealiiyAns hleck pply 40
ap4 JOHN SULLIVAN
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WHITE & MUNDAY

Attorneys at Law
Oflce In Whites Block. cor. Front and
Columbia sta. d3-6
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-11

w..v,.ct tbese charges 70 fail. ana We
49, asnt any human bsing % DO abe y. =
ssy that they failed because the sccas y.
"a. not given proper time to prooucss h 7
W On behalf of Mayor Gruoo. !
wednesday, and then begin IN e q n ~,
The motion to adjourn until tnat oaJ ""'
then adopted unanimously.
Thu cba;r-There should be motion tnas
.rbnenss be issued meanwhile, that 'nere
esn he NO trouble about witnesses. :.
e"n n. Jones-I move that the Clerk DC
d;rec,ed to issue summons for witnesses luz
sery;ce in time for Wednesday evening
M Dobbins-Are all the witnesses 70 Do
sworn the first EVENING"
The Chair-I suppose ell that can Do
examined. 1t rests with the prosecution "
snmmon such witnesses as it pleases.
Mr. Jones-Isn'titth the rule in courts tna'
all the Witnesses are to be summoneo az 'ne
The Chair-If you want it that way you
can make motion. :, u. ..,.
Mr. Jones-I mean that both siaes nave
all their witnesses here on "Wednesday even
ing. ;,.oe ad;ourn.d
until Wednesday, at 7:3O p m.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-11

fed the FIRE was the result of spontaneous
combustion. In that portion Of the cellar
where it originated the firm kept various
sorts Of oils on drsught, white lead. and Q
number Of other things among which ire
could easily originate. As proof that the
Ras theory was wrong, he said . FIRE had
been kirdled in the furnace and the gas in
the cellar lighted at o'clock in the m orn-
ing, ard had there been an escape OF gas
during the night an explosion would have
resulted then,
The FIRE department was everywhere
praised yesterday for the skill and prompt
ness displayed in combining the fire to the
building in which it originated. The con-
tents Of the store was of the most dagger
ous nature, and it is q wonder that the en-
tire block Of buildings was not consumed.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-11
Death of Ben. Davenport.

Beuj Davenport, Esq OF Chicago, died
yesterday he will be remembered as one
Of Weddings most respected citizens. He
At one time was associated in the wholesale
grocery business with Messrs. D. C. List, Jr.
ard Geo. Parks, under the firm name of
LIST, Davenport & Parks. Mr.. Davenport
Was bright, genial and cultivated gentle.
man; full of energy and enterprise and al
wsys busy IN deVisiug some new way Of
promoting the interests of Wheeling. One
Of bis fsvorite schemes was Board of
Trade, which, in all probability, if he had
continued to reside in this city, he would
have brought into successful operation.
About six or seven years sgo he determined
10 cast his lot in the Metropolis OF the West,
ard ever since has been doing q successful
grain brok, rage busir ess in Chicsgo. His
many friends Of this city will keeDly regret
his demise. His untimely death was, no
doubt ssperinduced BY severe attack Of
uphold fever over year sgo. The work
Ct the dread disease lef; us Drugs in his sys-
TEN, and be never was the same msn since
Il attacked him,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-11
ANoTHER ROBBERY.

The Thief Caught and Committed TO Jail.
Some time during Friday night or early
yesterday morning Thomas Weleh, James
Rooney and another man took lodgings at
Bolts Hotel, on the South Side, all being
assigned to one room. WEIGH had fifteen
dollars, made up Of one ten dollar and one
Eve dollar bill, sewed up in his trousers
gccbet. Soon sitter leaving the bed yester
Gay WEIGH discovered that Rooney and the
money were missing. Officer Edward Duf
fv, who was sleeping in the hotel, was mott
fed, AID he pursued Rooney as far as Ben
wood, where he oyerhauled him and recov-
cred the stolen money Rooney was
brought back and taken before Squire DA-
Wis. After confessing to the theft the JUS
lice held Rooney in default OF $500 for the
November term of the Circuit Court.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-11
Circpit Court,

In Part Two the day was spaLt in enter.
irg judgments in uuimportant cases, pre-
paratory 10 closing the term,
In Part Oue the attorneys in the railroad
ease argued on The notion for a new trial,
mo the Judge took the matter ulder con-
liberation until next term.
Court adjourned for the tenn last night
o n eet in MouudsvilIe and Wellsburg next
r,tk. Judge Jacobs goes to the former
place end Judge Boyd to the latter.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-11


Movements OF Whselingttes, and the Com.
ing and Going OF strAngera'
Miss Kate 0'Leary has returned from the
East.
Miss Maggie Coffey, Of Clsrksburg, is Wis
ting friends in the East End.
Mr.. D. Z. Irwin, of the North Fad, is
lying dar geryusIy i'll at his home.
Willism Hastings, Esq, is confined to
bis bed with an attack Of typhoid fever.
Mr.. A. L. Giffen, city editor Of the Daily
Courier, of Lafayette, Ind, is in the city
visiting friends.
Fred Banner, Esq the well known mu'
sic dealer, leaves for the East to night to
select new goods.
Mr.. A. S. Heany, a commercial teacher
Of the Wheeling Business College, is visit
ing his home in Ohio.
Misc Allie Ferrel, of Steubenville, who
hes been visiting friends IN this city for
few days, returned yesterday.
Mics Maggie BARLEY, an accomplished
Young lsdy of the South Side, returned
hcme yesterday after three weeks visit to
frieuds in Newark.
Mr.. C. T. Neale, Jr., of Pittsburg passed
hi oueh the city yesterday en- route home
aftsr a pleasant visit to his old college chum
Mr. John B. Hart, Of Clarksburg.
Do YOU want to save So OO2 Go and buy
cur wraps at Blums Bazaar.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-11
A DOLLAR SAVED
A DOLLAR EARNED!

We want TO have a chat to-day
with the workingmen, the Iaborer,
the meChaniC---in fact, all those
whose labor teaches them to appre-
Ciate the value Of the money they
have Worksd.hard for. Already two
thirds OF you are cur customers.
Ne want to speak tOthOse few who
have never been to SEQ us. A large
portion of our oldest and best GUS
toners belong to the working class;
they have learned by actual expert
enCe that the facilities Of a house
like ours enables them to get a better
garment for less money here with
US than elsewhere. We have not
the common shoddy" that Is as
unfit for a man to wear as 1t Is for
him to eat hay. We have cheap
suits, 1t is true, plain, stout work
ing suits, not fancy, but durable
and neat garments that we recon-
mend In every instance and that
have always come up to our recon-
'nIsndaiiOn.
Come and gee Us. We can suit
you every time If Honest Goods and
Low Prices win do It.
D. GUNDuNG & CO.,
Star CIothiers and Furnishers,
So Twelfth Street..
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-11
LOU SMARACKER.

Received this day Brown and
Black Ostrich Weather Trimmings
and others; also HandssmeYFeaseI
Fur, RID Ost white; COrdurOys, all
eOIoFs. newest for Jackets and
Dresses; AEf1iehnn Cloths; Under.
wear for Ladies' and Children,
warranted not 10 shrink. Full
assortment of Hosiery, &e. Agent
tor Ware Patent Button Kid
Gloves, best An use.
LoU 2EEABACKER.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-11
ARachsior,s Assnciaifon.

Postal cards were sent out yesterday to
srrious gentlemen in the city containing an
!. ,i'atior, of which the following is the SUD
srance:
"SrR-KDo#ipg that you are one OF the
bachelors who will have slim chance to
get better half you are invited TO attend G
dance, of which further notice will be given.
On the night of the event we expect to form
bachelors association"
The event, no doubt will be quite uota-
bic cue.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-11
Pleasant Affair,

A pleasant party was given by Miss Cora
Lage 81 her home on the Island Friday
night, to q number of friends About TWEEN.
couples we're present and spent de.
hghiul evening in dancing and social
~ easements Prof Chas. KUlneyer was
10 bend and made his usual good music, to
,hilh TIE young foIks danced until late
1on-. Elegant refreshments we're served
II ,bn proper time and We're eni9yed o. sll
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