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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-07-26
THE OTHER SIDE.

Miss A, Taylor Speaks In Her Own
S,,grrutu -r. Behalf. l'' -Er#, a'.'.'
T.iha Edition Of the RegSters 50 s'" - " '-';I
DEAR SR:-A0h my arrival in this city q
SUSB8Y REGISTER was handed me contain
ing very injurious article concerning my
self You speak of my sudden fitting.
You know, and every body knows, that it
had BEEN advertised for several months BY
you own paper, many other papers, and in
every way, that | was to leave Wheeling
and then distributed circulars of my new
college to my friends. Now if had any in
tention OF being dishonest. would tell every
body where | was going, Ny whole gen
years of&9sk inyour city were years Of
patient tel and honest endesyor.e Now, il
had NOT paid all my bills during these
years and been honest In every way. Il coald
never have lived in your midst 90 long, so
honorahly, and been so successful, as hun
dreds &ISur papers which havspreserVed
testify
The auctioneer informed me that he had
rented-a room for month, and it would
take at least that long to sell the goods. l
could dot possibly remain there that long,
as new anu pOEIdut WC1O
me most imperstively.
] had paid on taking the college $500,
for furniture, &C., and during the ten years
had put in about s., 900 more in the way OF
furniture, carpets, &c. OF course had a
reason to expect that would realize much
more from the sale Of these than the amount
Of my Indebtedness. / have given orders
to the auctioneer to settle several bills, and
intended to give orders for all the others,
Including teachers salaries, as soon as the
goods were sold, but could do that as well
in one place as another.
You say that there is an unpaid account
tor rent That is another mistake, the rent is
all paid and can furnish the proof Your
reporter also stated that told some of my
creditors on the very day that left that /
was going to remain week to settle my
business This is another mistake or some
thing worse. only saw one of my credi-
tiers the day left, and told him that as
soon as the goods were sold l would settle
with him, and as the goods would not be
sold for several weeks, what advantage
would It be for me to stay another week in
WheeliDg2
Now, sir, if this unprovoked, uncalledfor
attack of the REGISTER upon me, founded
upon misrepresentation and perversion of
facts, is not malicious, it has that appear
ance, and it will 20 on and do Its deadly
work of defamation and injury until it is
contradicted, and even then papers that
have published the falsehood viii not take
the trouble to publish the contradiction. To
say nothing Of the mental anguish which
this attack upon me has given me, it has
otherwise done me an incalculsble injury,
and the smallest reparstion you can do me-
is TO publish this contradiction in your
T. Yours, respectfully,
v "A, 1885. A. TAYLOR.
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SUMMER BUSTLEs and summe,
CoFsets, NJ
GEO. Z. 8TIFRL 4 COZ
MYSTERIOUS fIRE

At the Residence Of Loais Bonsnbsresr
Yesterday Afterneoa.
A mysterious fire occurred yesterday ct
tie residence Of Mr.. Louis Bonenbeer~
2s04 Chspline street While The ladies vere
about their household duties yeutsrdsy
evening, one of them detected the odor Of
smoke and was about to investiesse the
matter when several young men rushed into
the house and informed them that thRs was
q FIRE in an upstairs room.
The confsgration WAS in q
small room over the hall
which was used principally - Q clothes
press and al the best apparel belosgine 70
the family was hung therein. Ths room
contained bed upon which nsviy vasAsd
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VA SfsSeJ SSSiisl nitSS tSat -nssysof
those 10 fbrheASaaid yhef would not Iake
are rUwErxfUuy 10 ger II,
feaipg is spreading rapidly, aud once that
thS break is made there will be a general
rulh for machines and it will not be long
&c lore all are taken. Yesterday
81 THE SAP sHEkS
" j. addedEASN VII ASS and 3ssafs
'rduble at Martins Ferry by the latter
,iSnipg the manufacturers scale as adopted
byl the recent Cincinnati Convention, and
al President of the Lsughhn nail mill
en- eliDg into the fO!lo%isg agreement:
WHEELING, July Is, 1885.
The LaughHn Nail Company, of Wheel
ina. W. VA does Aerebysgree 10 give the
nail6RSerS xbpb ssssig hea the nsnufscVx
trs seAs % wageS q Ssir and ihpartiAl
trial bs De pso1 q si3 lnahths AZ learping
thk trs az q making nails, IND that no FEEDER
Who has secured such g situation shall be
discharged to make room for other nsilers
I'd lees there Is Just cause and provocatlon
tOi doing so.
LAUGHLIS Nail COMPANY.
By ALEX. LAUGHLlS, President
: One 6aF last week one of the, Wheeling
managers sent to Chattanooga, Tenn, for
the naiIers 10, send one Of, their men y
Wheeling Is cbpfE with the managers as 70
terms upon which at least a part OF, their
number could be - ,,4--..s,v..-,
r-- Indeed TO CONE HERE
and take the. places Of the striking usiiers
The nsileTs at Chattanooga, sent Clarence
NJ. Burris, formerly q feeder in the Lsughlin
mill, rs their Representatives Upon arriv-
ing Butris held conference with the man
'uhcturers and decided to advise the Chat
tsnooga men to come and take jobs
id the Wheeling mills This he
did By telegraph and IN answer he received
q telegram last night, from one OF their
ntmber stating that they would all leave
for Wheeling at midnight last night There
was q general, opinion among the nailers
and many others that at the eleventh hour
the feedesswoSld' 6aeE down and not taxi
the nailets Jobs, But now since number o.
the feeders have and in fact, the
lodge committee have. X signed ,ths
scale, and Laughlin has entered
into the above agreement and the Chata
nooga uailers have started for this place, i
looks as if something had occurred which il
will take at least six months to rectify.
r-T Ay OPEN NEErIsG 10 EgETe'
ofaIl The feeders Who desire to attend VIZ
bS held this afternoon at Knights of Labor
hal, beginning ct 3 O'Clock, shen no doubt
everything will be definitely settled -
"A postal card signed Nailfeeders' was
received at this Office last evening, saying
among other things, thskifs the managers,
who state they will refuse 10 teach the feed
err, think they cannot afford to do 80, there
are many other men who are as competent
and will take their situations.
The Benvood mill win put in gas heating
furnaces, as viii also the Tip mill. the latter
tocomuenee preparatians fex building them
tomouoW.
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Governor Wilson is at the Mcclure.

Governor Wilson is at the Mcclure.
Fred Hirscb, o! Chicago. is at the Nc.
Lure.
Mrs. Gibson Lamb is at Mountain Lake
Park
Mrs. Joseph H. Miller is at Hagerstown,
Md.
L. T. Rees, OF Cameron. W. Va, is in the
city.
T. B. Frye, Of Keyser, is at the Howell
House.
Mr.. Ed Rose left for Cleveland O., last
night
D. II. Cutrigh', Of Parkersburg, is q! the
Howell.
J. Ferd. Stultz, of GAINESVILLE, is at the
Stamm.
]. II. Marcum, of Huntington, is at the
Stamm.
NJ W. Cberington, Of Parkersburg, is at
the ST. James.
Mr.. Austin McCleery, of Monroe county,
O., is in the city.
J. A. Keller and wife, of New York city,
are in the city.
Simon KIee, Of Pittsburg, is autographed
at the McLure.
Captain Smith arrived home from Colum-
bus last evening.
Thomas D. Johnson, Of Asheville, N. c.,
is at the Mcclure
Mr.. Frank Woods, of Grafton, is in the
city on business.
W. W. Flanagan, Of New Cumberland, is
at the st. James.
Chief of Police s. A. Blakmore, of Pitts.
burg, is in the city.
Mr.. Hughes, of the South Side, is visiting
friends in Cleveland.
Mrs. Matte Gore is visiting Mrs. Ollie
Wilde, at Caldwell, o.
Mrs. J. A. Burnley, of Moundsville, is Wis
iting friends in the city.
Consul John NJ. Birch arrived home from
Washington last evening.
W. W. Reese and A. E. Robinson, of
Cleveland, are in the city.
W. E. Wilkinson, of Moundsville, came
up to the city yesterday.
Miss Retta Wellington left Saturday to
visit relatives in Cameron.
Miss Carrie Emmett, of Chicago is visiting
Mrs. Phillips, Of Chapline street.
Alex. Quarter, of Charleston, is visiting
at the residence OF r. A. McCabe.
Thomas Howell and Lou. Delsplain are
enjoying life at the Deer Park Hotel.
Mr.. J. a. McFall, the REGISTER press-
man, is visiting friends in Pittsburg.
Mr.. 81. G. Emmett, Of Chicago, is visiting
Mr.. W. j. Lutz, at the Stamm House.
7. j. Quinn, of Boston, somewhat noted
for his musical talents, is at the Mcclure.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. schwertfeger and Miss
Lou Gerard left last Tuesday for Fargo,
Oak.
Lee N. Kahn, of New York city, has
dropped in at the Mcclure TO escape the hot
weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. Friend Cox, of Cresap's
Grove. will leave tomorrow on an extended
western trip.
Msjor ]. C. Anderson left yesterday morn
ing for Mountain Lake Park to spend o
short vacation.
Miss Julia Cracraft Of this city, is tempo
rarily employed on special work in the
Treasury Department.
Messrs. C. d. Trainer, J. q. Riggs, ]. D.
Nottingham and P. Il. Wastin, Of Mounds.
vile, are at the Howell House.
The bot weather has made o tremendous
rush for canvass hats The gang visited
q hat store en-mssse, yesterday.
Frank W. Wheat an old Wheeling boy
has secured an appointment a. messenger
in the Treasury Department, to take effect
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
. sInds1 70 New advertisements

Administrators Notice-Samuel simmons.
Absolutely Pure-Durst's fce-I' ream.
Fer eale-rWo Pair Beat Gunnels
Excelsior Baking POEdeF-E. H. List.
Whtee MountRin Hammock Chair-9. Mendel q
SPECIAL Saieof Black Silks-J. 5. Rhodes q Co.
Bsker's Magic Liniment-F. II. LANCE & Co.
Whie Sulphur Springs sE .r H--H m
Wines md Liquon-P. Welty Go. g.
Orkney SpriREs E .' 80 - SEQ.
Saieens and Batlstes-Brues 3 Golfer . r.
Notiee-Wes est Nirgihia STATE Fair, -'. i'.f.'
N0tce-Oren ID. KispeF. -
For Sale--A Millinery Stock and FiStureds
Wheeling Female Col age-t Local Page.
Mantsd-Girl for HOuseEork-tLOcal Page.l
Wanted-Canvasser-tL Local Pase.l
This, week Harrinst0n Co.. Firm Pase.l ..ya
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SI%s6;v7S6alISSS svaa NEaaI
r,sl d HI - Hz lsa ~ I'd sP'H
Reporters. p$eyt

r.e.. ID HI sSfs 81 lAsS $g I III
Reporters. p
Two DEEDS Of Epst ,were Stmtrtsd to
recosd by CRsl Hd6k tsss0aGSl slnInIDH
Lasrevesipa % Gieer Burma arrested Pr,
A. Merritt fcg using profsne language On tas,
-n3re'' b8sssu6E sIA sJEiEs I9d y 04'de.aL $3.50
- Tag meeting of the special Council Com
ausittee on Memorial Rosol utiops viii nor De
held undl Monday evening. s.As
Tas Atlantic, base ball club defeated the
BenWeod elob Yesterday On the BeaWosd'
commons by q score Of II e B.~w~
TIE steamefT. p. Eesthers, whieh.wss
reported 10 besgrennd at, Veyay got 81 AZ
right, india now on her way to Cairos -
Acoow belonging to William Bumpsey, Of
the South, Side. was struck hy an engine
Yesterday morning and transformed siAto
beef instantly.
CHIEFoY PcIuESmra had no difheulty
whatever on has Tip Is Columbus With Eddie.
Combs Thetunaway went back 70 the pen
as quietly a. . sheep. a sssSS 81. ~ :
The Gernabia Singing Society on FIJI;
dsy, received the music tor the great Ssett
gefiest h :Milssukse. next yeAr, nnd VIII
commence 10 practice i 81 onee. 8
JAMES NORMAN, on complaint OF VIM,
Campbell for asssulting him, was before
JUSTICE ARK sYestesdsE put theEease was
continued unnl next Saturday at o'clock.
THE Quicksteps, Of the Island, and the
Caldwell IRnh Sanfo overs, paysd iaagshet etf
hass hall ON the South Side, which resulted
in . victory for the eicks'ep' s1aseeFe OF
IL to l6.
OSE skiff load Of dry stores left iAst,eysa.
ing for the Eclipse, fishing camp. Boat
crew: Captain, Jim Mcdonald; engineers,
AL. Bowman and Charles Bruce; striker,
Andy Ritz; Bill Exlsh mate; John Hot,
man, pilot. ---------------------
PASSENGER engine Nps6IS Of tK B. 4
O., in passing over q piece of track which
was being repaired yesterday afternoon,
jumped the track three times before IT got
safely over. This threw the Pihsburgh
train halt an hour lataz or Tig
Mr.. HARRY BUsoS and Miss Lizzie Rit,,
ter, of the South Side, -excurted out to West
Alexander last, Sunday and were married
BY Squire MsyesS Harry Surprised, his
friends, who only discovered, the tact of his
becoming Benedict the latter part OF the
week. - ~ - - -
occiAsfaoza1LtfF IN The employees Of tue OHIO
River and Pewiky roads have little trou:
bic. An Instance Occurred yesterday even,
ing iabout half.past FIVE o,elock-An- Ohio.
River engine, Ritb,s baggage ard pasSsn'-
eerIcsr attached, Started northwatd from
the creek ab0rt the nine Pewiky engineer
started hisiton horse south rom the passen; Z
ger station. The two met at the foot OF
Twelfth street, and there they, came TO- q
standsilL The engineers and hrsmep
Jumped off sndiexcitedly argued the case
Tor 3 quarter OF an hour or more, each
Claiming the right Of Way and each refusing
> back our Of the way Of the other. 7Einals
II, however, the. Pewiky men yielded the
CHIT, spd backed slowly up to the Passen..
gerstation switch, allowing che Ohio, River
oil is to 60 through. .'.' o '.. - o.
Fg.N HE.NrE ya--sg q - -71! Va fg
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DIED..

HAZLETT-On Saturday, July %, 1865 n -.
o'clock P m, NM MATILDA hAhlkrr, ssd 3
years and months.
The funeral will take place this Sunday, Mn.
noon at 4 o'clock, from her late re'ideree, No s.p
harhet street. interment private At stone CAur
cemetery.
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A BEAUTIFUL HONE

TIE queen favors the Pail Mall Gazstte 9
exposure, the people here favor cool glass
of Sheboygan mineral water. Sold by all
6rst-class salnenA Mclaughlin & MCKINLEY,
sole agents.
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pile Of clothes had BEEN laid IN The uo,,;..
The fire In some unaccountabls NAM.
bfgunthere, and 1.-The bed and clothes vs...%
ablsze when discovered. With m. "a
water the flames were soon ex,;nsr;.S q
with . loes Of about sixty dollars 'oea'
There was no FIRE IN The bo,. :,
time, and how the Ere originated /, . IN .oe
tery to everyone. However, it ia fortn.!W,f
1t was discovered % early, or the ,a..s
would certainly have been very dis.,,,nu u'
At His Old rrichs.
About one o'clock this morp;n, Or
Croghsn arrested the notorious liz up p
on the charge Of robbing and swiuGIn "'es
straDger-an Ohio man-out Of owe, sIS
1t appears the overthe-river man VA, WY rv w.
way to Steubenville from Belai,s' ~ "a. als
stopped of at Wheeling 10 %, .s Sla
mail at the Mcclure House. On ,bs .Gns
walk he fell in with Rice s,s ae-
companion, . young fellow whose nI.o.
residence is on Thirteenth street And ,t o.
two iDveigled the stranger into n ,as
Arndt's saloon, where the three STAR a
throw dice for the drinks. b. and h, D.; 70
proposed bigger stakes, and, acsori,s a =.
the strangers story, FIVE dollars was the ~. "a
of the ante on each side. Jims nal tass
the stakes, and be invariably awarded S Is.a
to Rice, q drink being thrown in,o 20
stranger whenever be kicked on anv,S;te
Finally, when $50 or $50 had been sssst;;
from the stranger Rice, be SAYS ,ps,oS'
$40 from him and skipped. Officer C,o.
han had bis eye on the game, and .SsS
Rice started up street he nsbbed him ssS S
took him to the City Building and f, rSa
there to the Lookup when he was se.rcs SI
and $40 found in his shoes and in var.
pockets, one $40 bill and one $40 hs;"'
torn into fragments. At 2 o'clock The as
GERS were AFTER Jim's pal, and be IA n,al
ably behind the bars ere this. ~
Lster-About halt past two "Jinks Ri
erts was arrested on the charge Of bs;n,
Rice's steerer, and locked up.
ODD pairs OF Lace Curtain. .,
half price.
GEO. +. S1IFEL 4 IN
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-07-26

TWENTY-FIVE Dozen Black
Lace Mitts at Is cents per pair,
cheap ut SO cents.
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Pure Blackberry Wine, own make.-three
years old-at 3. q. Lists drug store.
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0Gf lsenSksfs are false 10 their trust,
bus.scS ca always lxuet 10 the parity Of The
ShstorrSh ". miDeTsl water. For sale At all
irsttlass saioons. Mclaughlin ! hcehn.
leyk 500 agents.
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! 2! u: yyE 1a!sT!1 EEE!'T lis
.no,iaosTvtsEninb snsw0 q dssIY sdf
nstta.i .sgaf 9Sa# }i - II
q a. i6sat ad,yatcMih tss1s . q sisffn
taEiesgsp ,ozusssM asGa 10 .'teesss1 No
ID d 1sso wr-Est TIA !yizssOl tsI M
saSaatsia sehsaA+ss to OSsRsfssEs1 f FssS,
kersburg GentleBiasisot 4 etor taatss 1.-THE
poker. Faifeda iasR aSE9E lSSt otret
Gs1aG9 = y hEsi Il Sfsasm yiastss1 ant
400 a. - s s.l N l. 3 ~ gsSfFTsB :sd5rSA
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THf CRISIS At I 'HikND. =
Feeders to Take the Nail
Machines This Week.
lstspOOga, Nailsrs-tO SAetas p
1ssuetOs -4ns augsin Nail
! e0rpss's contrsst
e ~ SIS

AT last the crisis in nail circles has come
and this week will brig 9 realization OF
what has for some time been only talked OF.
The manufacturers Axzg dsterninsd to put
The feeders on the machines and the feed
ers have decided to accept them. The stu
alton is the talk Of the town and discussion
in repard to the mAser is heards apon all
sid@.
Il is now probable that +
THE BEfNosr@
will take the initial step. Yesterday the
mahagers Of that mill held a conference
with the feeders committees, which resulted
anicably, and q mulusf agreement has been
made, the exact particulars Of which could
aOtIbe obtained, but the purport Of which Is
that the feeders Will take the machines, the
understanding being that they reto have
steidy work and instTuctorsto teach them
the trade. Is
d was learned yesterday that a list OF
about.
TWENTY ShSSs
had been secured, Of sesders who were
wiling to 90 to wofk ssssytiue, and it is
prskumed that the manufacturers scale has
bed signed. 1t is uddssstOsd, also, that
about fifteen instructors have been engaged
to eOme here from the Esse the modus op-
erapdi Of teaching The fssdsrs being that
abb ut ten or fifteen viii SstAken on the first
we ik and the second week Dat many more,
IN ii they can all manage to ge. along by
themselves. TheifictOg~a4PrOSa be
=, oPSNE9sge
Of on Tuesday or wehnesaAsSsnd it is said
that the nailers va be notified to take their
toals out on Monday. -,
K From Bellaire Smes the rumd that the
feeders down there will not return to work
on the old terms under any consideration,
bui instead many OF them viii take machines
in the Beuwood factory tia asserted that
about twenty feeders have also signed to
lake Jobs in this factory and it is expected
that
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-07-26

y II was chatting yesterday with well
= ap Own Oh dlold tune resident OF Wheeling
; reg arding the Typographical changes which
naye taken place on the sitsof the Nail City
!, inde the esrls days of the town. Said he
II veil Eepspher the beautiful little knoll
eSwhieh stood on the present location OF the
v Capitol building The slope began back
fabob bit at Odbert's grocer, AID rsa up grad
, ually until The present line of Chapline
strse was reached, when it made very
.tedp and abrupt descent into small ra-
VIM. The knoll or mound was well COW
ereb With bushes and tringed with trees,
NAL king splendid picnic ground. A good
portion of it was used as cemetery. The
grhndE al over that portion Of the
city rs iIon point near the
Fo1rthlH Street Church across to
the gas works was very irregular on the sur
facS, and from elk to fifteen feet higher than
b at bresent, while at the Court House the
ground dipped below the present surface OF
: The street. A part, Of the high ground |
spike OF at the Capitol can be seen in the
,aM just north OF, St. Matthews Church, at
ihe old Simms House, at the corner of
Fourteenth and Chapline Streets and in the
Iots Just east Of the north wing OF the Cap
,tol The cutting of streets through this
! high ground involved tremendous expend-
utute Of labor, and have often thought it
mistake. II would, in my opinion, have
been better to have filed up the depressions
N tie original surface and made that part
/ Of the city ten feet higher than it is at pres
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-07-26

ada. PErsOlD's German Ristsrs" I con-
sider. one Of The best medicines fox Malaria
and Indigestion that have ever prescribed
and a. not. hesitate to recommend the
samee,ss G. L. JOHNSON, N. ID. ,t,r
Baltimore Nd.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-07-26

DURING the hot weather my
store wiz elAse az sP. m, Satur-
days excepted $50 Ifr,.r
,.s.,raJACO8 W. GRURR.
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CnHkr Excursion to Fortssss Monroe via
the ID 1 0. Wednesday Jnly %. Tickets
rood for ten days. Round TIP $ll.50.
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sIsa;t,tS !, Is, 8 s.,r.!s.ssis %

snp aSs : sDsc;sI ~ cSssn sVsIrs;ou 's =
Cleveland for Wednesdsy,-July 29th. Ex-
crrsion train viii leave Bridgeport O. 5;l2
9. m. and g. 80 8. m, Central time, and ar
rive ct Cleveland as l0:45 O m. and 800 o.
n.s Eare. for. round trip 81 %. Tickets
good, for three days. Join the excursion
and take IN the races and numerous other
attractions Of the Forest City.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-07-26

PRESCRIPTIONS specially at R. b. Lists
drug store, 1910 Main street
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-07-26

Canvas Cons for 6shing parties or camp
meeting, at half price. B. +. Caldwell, 1900
Market street. Wheeling. W. Va, near post
o&ce.
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GEo. n. SHOOK & Co. arselOsing out par
asols q ifOzE oVn prices g. tN-ro ~ <
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Pleasant Surprise Party. =


|. Last Thursday evening . number tina
|. mott intimate friends Of Miss hRephinef Yado
ing rendered q her apleasant tnfprise partgl
at her home on Seventeenth street. Various
gan es were played during the evening, and,
at ll1uo'elook rchSicsi refreshmen versi
SER ted to the guests and we're discussed emo
|uioyS blH Il The oupautolks departed at 800
having epjoysd a delightful evening. 054s@ y
D. Among shosepsssent wefe Misses Lizzie
Gel ring, Anna and Louise Highmilless
5Gabie andoEatisla Ifb, dfeldHsnb5o sspAiud
ISiil lensJGsilie:; Rdss3 GAnna BdtzI Emma
|uGaes, Mollie Sheridan, Mary Thoner, Mag.
|7gie White Minnie FIadng, Josephine Ftaa.l
|utpg. andoMseTs, Harry Bitzgershf Edward
GsteIu, James Ftzsimmons James Quinns
IrPst FOLKS Frsadi Woods William Msrnsf
|dFrapk Arnett, John Smith, Charles Poland
sFrd nH Rek4nson5 Of GsnsdsJi cad Thomas
Rhl des, of Bellaire,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-07-26
Itwas Loaded.

The scene was laid in the New McLute
Ho lss 6fifee, and the time was last night
abb ut haEpsst ten o'clock. One Of our SO.
;rieIy darliDgs ssuntered leisurely in, and
after chatting for a while with the crowd m
the rotuhda, he spied q couple Of nice ci.
.gaI b sticking temptingly from the vest
pocket. of one OF the crowd. With the re-
ma K that he guessed he would take one
on Jim" our friend helped himself to one Of
The ten.centers and lighting it walked
OUT TIE crowd winked at one another and
@ followed the gentlemen out,word being at the
saae time passed about in the bar room,
and soon about thirty expectant boys were
out on the sidewalk. The-man-with the cigar
was down in front Of Meder's, putting away
a and taking to friend, when suddenly there
val an explosion, a miniature sky-rocket
shdt up in the air; and that cigar and the
smokers hat were scattered to The four
Winds amid the shouts Of the assembled
crowd. The drinks we're set up in hopes OF
keeping the affair quiet, but It came out.
GEO. NJ. .SxeoKr& Co. sell stylish Jersey
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-07-26

PARASOLS, Coaching and SUN
Umbrellas, at so cents ON the dol.
Lar. GEO. Il. STKFEL d co.