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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-06-06
Bon Ton (.

Astonishingly low prices keep our store
crowded from morning Until night.
Fancy Satin Parasols, elegant styles, sold
every where at 81, oulY 81 80. A great bar.
gain. Only O few left.
Lsdies' Muslin UnderweGe way down.
Ladies' GAuzs Ne5ts at 20 cents and up
wards. Fifty per cent. below the regular
price.
A fine line in Ladies Hose at cents
and upwsrds.
Gents fine Gsuze Shirts a. II conta snd
upwards.
Ties, Mica sykes, Is cents, II cents and
VpRsrds. All great bsrgains.
The fullest and largest line in Ladies'
and Gents Furnishing Goods in the city,
at the Boz CoS STORE,
lla2 Main street.
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TIE END OF THE TERM.
4 Big Days Business in the Circuit
Court,

4 Big Days Business in the Circuit
Court,
The Circuit Court adjourned last eve
ming until September. Following Is re-
port Of the days business:- .
In Part One the case Of Lally va b. q
0. Il. 4, Company went torules for amend
ment.
Tutt's administrator vs.. StsaSer j. Co.,
motion for a new trial overruled and ludg'
ment entered for defendant.
Philadelphia Exhaust Company vs. 5,
Horkheimer Il Son. The demurrer to the
declaration Of the plaintiff was argued and
the frat count sustained By the COURT. The
case was then remanded to rules, with
leave TO the plaintiff to amend tier deela
ration.
la the case of P. Q. Shrank VS. the Com
missioners CT Ohio and Brooke counties,
the motion TO set the nQp-suit aside was
overruled.
In the case of Belinda McGary ct al, VS..
William II. Curtis, the defendant demurred
to the plaintiffs bill.
The case of D. NJ. Thorn5urg, admins
traitor, VS.. W. 4. Wickham ct 81, was re-
ferred to Joseph R Pull. com missioner.
In the case Of Michael Feeuey vs.. John
I. Sullivan ct a., plaintiff had leave to
amend his bill st rules.
In the esse Of Margaret Henstatfer vs..
Annie Me,zyer and husbsud, defendants
flei their answer 10 the plaintiffs bill,
Ia tie case OF August Goetze, adminis-
traitor ct al. vs. Caroline Kraft ct al, plant
ii, filed q general replication to the answer
of Eizsbeth Odbert.
In the case of Rachel D. Thornburg We.
Henry Helfsubine ct al, decree against
ulsintiff or 1850 PlsintiE's property
was directed to be aold By W. P. Hubbard
and George R. E. Gilchrist, special COM
missioners.
In the case of Jacob B Pyles Va. the
Riverside Furniture Company and Others,
the demurrer to the plaintiff S bill WAS
sustained and the bill dismissed. The
plaintiff will 60 to the Supreme Court.
IN the case of Daniel McCoy's admins
traitor vs.. ). D. Whitman ct 81, the plea
was declared insufficient and the same
overruled. The plaintiff has leave 10 re-
tske certain deposinons.
Judge A. B. Fleming presided in Part
Two yesterday. 49,.
Dennis Gardner was released On 5000
Sail, John Troy surety.
Henry Wagner was released on $500
bail. George II. Weish5s and c. W. WHg-
ner sureties.
In the case of Lslly, Lslly L Mckinley.
v. the B. L O., leave was granted plaintiff
to amend their declaration.
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Tho Wheel.

NOTES CONCERNING THE BICYCLE BOYS.
The next ruu will likely be out towards
Alexander.
Will Wright ia a lent for the l.. A. w.
badges in Wheeling.
Robert Smyth, Jr,, has sold his Facile
and ordered Pony Star.
The moon will coon start the wheelmen
on their after supper spins.
The new picture Of "Wheelmen on the
Road" BY artist Faris, has been attract
ing considerable attention.
Considerable hard talk is being done
about the way the L. A. W. racing board
managed affairs at Boston, last week,
A trip to Pittsburg by members of the
Whseliug Wheelmen is talked OF, the re-
turn to be made via Steubenvllle, Ohio.
AS President Cleveland has long been a
rider Of the tricycle., it will now be In order
for him to get Humber Tandem" quad
ricycle.
Dir. Charles u. Mason has gone TO Rs'
VIENNA, O. He took his wheel and will
spin on the Numerous good roads around
that city.
There ia talk of road race and hill
climbing contest for Wheeling, before the
season is over With Fulton Hill' and the
Alexander run" it would be asking for
the earth TO mention other Wsn;9.
The pike, from Wheeling 10 West Alex
ander. has never been in better condition,
and Wheeling cycist are feeling proud &C.
cordingly, The return trip is the fast way
over this route, and the sixteen miles have
been made in one hour and twenty pin-
utes
The tear CT clerical wbeelmen will start
from New York City, August Sd. The
trip will consume in all about eleven days,
to say nothing about the amount Of grub
and buttermilk which will be placed away
The party ia limited to twenty five. At
Albany, N. Y, ths entire party will attend
Sunday services at church IN their wheel
gsrb.
In the league parade at Boston an
enumeration taken Of the machines ridden
resulted ns foilsSs: Columbia (Amsri-
cam, 1888; Ridge (Eugiish), ll6; Ste.
(AMerican) So; Royal Mail (Euglish),
81; Victor (Amsricsn) 20; Singer Eng.
lish). 20; Fscils (EngIish) s; miscellan.
eous makes American aud Englsh) 70.
Tricgcles, single, 80; double II. The to
tai ia 653, about 400 being or American
manufacture,
The WheelDen's Decoration Day trip
has been over week but the participants
are still talking about it. The trip was re
plete with pleasant instances and in fac,
nothing msrred the affair. The msor
portion of the boys did not go 10 the Nail
City owing to pressure of time, hut re-
NAMED at Washington and passed the day
With at least fifty jolly riders; it vac not
hard to while away the hours. fhe Wheel
ing Cycles. set Of good fellows, we're good
company for those that panied them
to the Nail Cily.-Pittsburg Referee.
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Card of Thanks.
WHEELING, June 9Th, 1886.
LoGge, KHiqkts of Honor,

4lphq Lodge, knights Of Honor,
GENTLgAEN:-On the 27th day OF May,
1886, received from Mr.. Joseph Hall, an
officer of your Lodge, draft for the sum
OF 81. 900, in payment OF the insurance on
the life Of my husband, James s. Barr,
who was a member of your order at the
time OF his death.
| de.lrs to thank you for the kind and
bro,herly attention bestowed upon my hus.
band and family during his late illness
and death, by the officers snd members of
your Lodge
| also desire 10 express my gratitude TOR
the prompt payment of the above benefit
ss said payment has been made to me in
less than sixty days from the date that the
proof of his death was made.
assure you, gentlemen, that | will ever
hold your order in kindly remembrance.
Respectfully,
Mrs. JAMES s. BARR.
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SPORTING SPRAY.
Notes of Out Door Happenings of
All Sorts.
The Rifemen Excite Much. Interest," The
Regatta at Toronto---BicycIe
and Base Ball.
Rifle and Target.
LOCAL INTEREST EXCITED.

LOCAL INTEREST EXCITED.
We are glad to note that much interest
is being aroused in the rifle matches OF the
scheutzenverein and the clay pigeon con-
tests OF the Nail City Gun Club, and trust
that these organizations will be strength
sned aud new ones formed before the SUM-
mer is over. At Yesterdays match OF the
Scheu:zenverein, on the Fair Grounds
there was quite large number OF visitors
present, they watching The shooting with
close attention. The range OF this club !;
one of the finest in the country, ana
the accommodations being hrstcisss
and the members of the club uniformly
kind and courteous TO strangers, i. makes
very pretty place for gentlemen interest
ed in shooting to pass an afternoon. Inc
club will take pleasure in welcoming strau'
gers aud citizens, at all times.
At Yesterdays match Messrs. Jaeger
Schockey, Tu1t, Scheufer, Ruubsch sad
Schieber appeared, and very good scores
were the result. Mr.. Schriebsr has just re.
covered from q severe attack of illness and
found himself unable to fire more than
few shots;
4
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Base Ball.
WHAT TIE PLAYERS ARE DOING

WHAT TIE PLAYERS ARE DOING
Glasscock lie talking CT leaving the dia.
mond after this year.
In the game OF base ball yesterday be.
tween the East Ends and the Nisgaras, the
former club won easily by score Of II to
4. The game was played on the Tunnel
Green.
Sam Barley will play second base in
to days game, as bis arm is all right again.
Sam is all broken up because he was not
able to accom- psny The club on its Eastern
trp.-Pittsburgh Sportsman.
Sam BsrkIey ia mascot and no mis-
take. He played with the Toledos the year
they won the championship, played with
the St. Louis tie year they captured il,
and he is now with the Alleghenys. Tum.
ble2-Pittsburgh Sportsman.
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Following are the scores:

Col. F. J. Norton wa, again on the
ground yesterday, and did some very good
shooting. The Colonel has placed his name
on the membership list of the club and
will develop into good shot.
In the near future the Scheutzenvereln
will take a trip to Pittsburg and pay
visit to the Rife Association Of that city.
A match will probably result.
The Nail City Club was out at Echo
Point Friday. One Of our local news
paper men was out and distinguished him
self by hitting the target.
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TRY the NeRlv Improved Falcon Shirt
Geo. NJ. Shook y Co, Sole Agen;s
To Whom Il NIaH Concsrn.

Alpha Assembly, K. Of L, Martin
Ferry, O.. never did suthoriEs sny one to
say that we asked or d;c'sted to tia man.
ager Of the gas line through oar tom who
he should employ as Eorkmen, and any
person using tie authority TO say tha, We
did, are impos:ers and will be dealt With as
such We made no request as K. of l. q
to the manager.
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Transfers of Real Estate.

The foIlowipg transfers OF real estate were
left fer record at Clerk Hooks oftios, yes
terday:
Deed made June 5, 1886, by Margaret
A Geyer and Dana l. Geyer, her husband,
to W. L. Exlev, for the eastern 81 feet 5
inches OF lot No, &c, in Michael GrahsP'a
sddinol.
Deed made November ?, 1883, by Wiley
Parker, and wife. to William Chesser, for
a piece Of land in Liberty district, contain
ing sc roods, more or less. Consideration,
$500.
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Personal Points.

Mrs. DR.. Pipes is in Wsyuesburg
Clerk Robert Woods was reported worse
yesterday.
Joe HAudlan will pass the summer at
Denver, Col
John Falloure Will pass his vacation at
MouGdsvils.
Miss Minnie West will pass the summer
at Lakeside.
Officer Stephens is spending his vacation
in the country.
Eugene Novel;, Of Cameron, is visiting
Will Menkemeller.
Miss Meme Woods will pass several
months at Quincy, ILL.,
Chas. 4. Goetzs and wife will spend
some time in Chicago.
Walter Hall, of Young's, will pass bis
vacation at Terra Alta.
Mrs.. Sam Norton will reside at Terra
Alta during the Summer.
Mrs. Harry List will visit friends In
Washington, Pc, shortly.
Chas. Smith, Of the South Side, leaves On
Monday for PArkersburg.
A. L. Adams viii visit friends IN the
South during the summer.
Fred Spsllmsn will spend his vacation
at his home in Msrtinsburg.
Miss Fannie Caldwell will spend the
warm months at Terra Alta.
DE-. 7. d. Logan and family viii spend
the season at Nj Lake Park.
Mrs. W. Z. Irwin viii spend the warm
months ct Atlantic City, n. j.
Miss Carrie English viii visit friends in
Cleveland during the summer.
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Index TO New Advertisements.

SECOND PAGE.
The Great Slaughter sa,e-M. Gutman 4 Co.
FOURTH FAGE.
Bakers Magic Relief. H. LANCE & Co.
FIFTH PACK.
Natural Gas Fitting sPseialy-A. J. Sweeney
son
Wanted-AgentA
sbsst Music at Halt Prioe-wm. II. Sheib.
WEnted-SalesmAn.
Ice Cream-Geo. l.. burst
Wanted-TWO BOariers.
Prohlbltion-St John at Opera House.
SIXTH PAGE.
To BayerS Of Boys Clothing-D. Gunddpg 4 Co.
Los.-tarring.
40 Southerners Visiting New York,
Wantsd-BOy in PTtatlEg O1css
For Rent-kOOm " "a bo&rd.
Sir Knights for Steoto0slile.
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Pay Up.

Toose of our citizens who are running
vehiclea OF various sorts without license
had better look out. Yesterday the names
f about one hundred delinquents were
placed in the hand of the Chief Of Police,
who has been instructed by Council to let
no guilty man escape.
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AbaPdoned.

The old coal shaft Of the Junction Iron
Works at MiDgo has been permanently
abandoned. The engine and boilers were
removed sometime since. and contract
has now been given By Mr. Kennedy, Of
East Liverpool, TO FIJI up the shaft at Csc.
per cubic yard He will use the material
contained 10 the coke ovens for filling.
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The Nail Fsedsrs' Picnic,

The picnic of the nail feeders at CreSaps
Grove yesterday was q very enjoyable al
fair, about three hundred participated in
the event, and the day passed without an
unpleasant incident The Telegram ar.
rived at the Grove about ll:30, and LETT
on the return trip at $40, arriving at the
wharf at $50. Here the Martins Ferry
people were transferred 20 the Princess az
the Telegram could not get over the upper
poiut OF the Island.
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Pay as ) on Go Prices

Ladies slippers from zoe to 81.
Ladies Gne BGts1n Shoes from 81 10 to
800.
Misses fine Shoes from 75c to s..
Children's fine Shoes from zoe to 81.
Mems 6ns Shoes from 81 % to S..
Meu's working Shoes from 90c TO 81.
And all kinds Of Shoes from lOc 10 SOC
a pAir cheaper than elsewhere.
SToSEs Casa SHE SrokK.
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THE DAILY. CALENDAR.
AnniYersarY ExercIses.

The Sunday school attached to the Zane
Street N. E Church will hold it's snniver-
sary exercises this afternoon at 2 clock.
The school room has been proIusely and
tastily decorated for the event.
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WEEK or WEDDINGS.
Iune, 1886, Promises to 0utriyal
Her Predecessors,
As the FayOrite Season for Marriages and
HOneymOOns-A List Of the Weeks
EVents-Whers Wheeling Peo- %
pie viii Spend their
Vacations.

The week Just closed was one fruitful OF
weddings, of both national and local I'M
portauce, and Judging from the frat week S
work Of June, 1886, the month of floWers,
promises to become one also of marriages
Certainly there isn't more delightful sea
son in which to spend honeymoon, and
loving young hearts cannot be blamed for
taking advantage Of all the inducements
held out by this most glorious Of months
20 ioin fortunes "for better or tor worse.
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BR1LIEsSss'
REFRESHING ORIGINALITY,
HONEST REPRESENTATION,
AND LOWEST PRICES

Form the biTak from behind which ERE the dep ~
of merchandising mach Experience has taught the public w
claim what that practice CAICHf INN "
VICES The prang and 10" pres"
TRASH Or "PASSE GOODS habit "od h AID threh
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LOCAL lNTELLiGERGE.
THE REGISTER FOR THE SUMNER.

Persons leaving the city for the saRmsr can have
Tx RSsIsrRR forwarded by earliest mail to any
address at the rate Of IS cents per month or daily
and Sunday at IS cents per month. The address
may bsehanged as often as desired In directing
a change care should be tax to m,niiOn the old
n we'll As the new address.
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Calm, Dispassionate Reasoning.

We welcome ALL aud always strive like business please all The par "
dollar with the rich hundred and the customer
spends nickel the the one
his weeks aim and purpose bu'ns
deal fairly with all what station belong under Shs ~
they This and the
psedipg the o Remember that nothing III ID "
LEGITIMATE PROFITS THAT MAKE HIGH PRICES small sa' h
advertise business iusdfe We sdver,s nothing
gain is here.
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A Long Sentence.

Bell, the Millersburg. Ohio, horse thisi
vho was arrested in this city By oiscer
Lukens, some tsp ponths ago, plead guilty
ip the Holmes county court, and was sen.
fenced to seven years at Columbus.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-06-06

NEw Bsbtiste l24e, new Criukle Seer
sucker III beautiful quality India linen
I24e, Basket Pattern cream colored silk
Csc. Largest assortment Of summer silks
in the city st EmShslmer'S Eleventh
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A MOST LIBERAL OFFER!

THg voLrnc BELT Co, Marshall, Mich
offer to send their Celebrated Voltaic Belts
and Electric Appliances on thirty days
trial to any man afflicted with Nervous De
bility, Loss of Vitality, Manhood. &c. H.
lustrated pamphlet in sealed envelope with
full particulars, mailed fres. Write them
at once.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-06-06

A full line of Hobbs, BrOeku-
nier a Co.'S Peach Blow and ether
fancy Glass Ware now i'm stock.
L. q. DILLON,
JeWeIer.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-06-06

Messrs. William Spargo and Thomas
Collins, OF North Wheeling, will leave for
Liverpool, nag Wednesday.
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II. @. x. u. Parade.

Tie annual convent on of the Ronsu
Catholic Heights uaiop, which couveues
ia this city next Saturday, evening, promises
to be one Of the lsrEts ever he'd By that
body. On next Sunday. June 18th, the
delegates escorted by the Knights Of St
John and s.! George will attend pontifcal
high mass in a body, the Ri. Rev.
Bishop having kindly consented to deliver
an address OF Welcome to the visiting
knights The grand parade will take
place on Monday, June l4Ih, at ga m,
and will certainly be q fine affair.
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TO BUYERS OF
Boys CL0T HIN G!
Ro~9' SUITS

this the variety
aud prices varied to suit almost any purse
tbpr however noticeable: No matter what the material
STys its construction This enable,
the boy of poor parents clothing equally
that worn favored companion even though
fabric This advantage that will be
nv ,v.revorEers small salaries In FINER
Ce arr OF BOYS, KNEE PANTS SUITS "tOp The heap
All the Iates. Elegant Fabrics
sened in this department. in Norfolk and Bicycle suits
,ca,eu Back and made order from
selected pat erns
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-06-06

Tue Falcon Shirt has 40 superior. Try
Il. Geo. N. Shook & Co, Sole Agents.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-06-06

Number 80 drew the watch last evening
In / & Dillon's watch club. The club ID
moving. along nicely, aud 10. =, which is
being formed, is rapidly filing up. Those
who desire to &c. place on the list should
do so at once. The watches given out are
irst.clasa, reliable articles, jsweled, patent
ragulat, Z, stem winders aud stem settlers,
have Ia karat cases, and fully warranted.
The watch clubs ara q greet success,
afFording az they do, opportunity 20 pur-
chase a ine watch on easy terms.
TIE Falcon Shirt is the best in the
,o-l3 Geo N. Shock 4 Co, Sole Agents.
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A Pitched Battle on the South Side.

- EtCheu baItle on the rOutn slue.
A fight of some dimensions occurred
near the Belmont blast furnace about IL
o'clock Friday night, of which DO definite
particulars can be learned. A number Of
men we're engaged in the fracss and cob,
bic stones and cuss words filed the air for
a little time, after which the wounded
dragged themselves off A nau named
Jack Devinney awakened John Coleman.
the druggist, about HIS, and said
he wanted to get patched up.
HE face was covered with
blood and dust and several bad wounds.
BE thought he had bsen shot aud wanted
to get the bullets pulled out, but he was
mistaken. Shortly afterwards msu named
Murphy appeared on the scene to get
patched up. He also imagined be wss full
Of bullet holes, and while be apparently
had not been shot, be had the appearance
of having been struck with trick house,
one brick at q time.
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me watch Word OF the Hour.

TRAVELLING garments at 81 piece, only
10 he had at Emsheimers, Eleventh street.
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SIR KaIGHTS-f8a SItUDehVILi

MEMBERS OF WHEELING AND CYEnr
AVA Communicates will assemble al the ? {
st. L. depot, on MInDAY, JUNk7. Train sa'u
at LiO p. NJ. viii return about II o'rlta
Knights will wear caps. End take uniform.
BY order OF CJMNnTkE
iu6l,te
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Snnhng Register

THE largest circulation Of any
papsr in the two virglnias.
THE Associated Press Dis
patches are ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Ivto the SUNDAY REGISTER.
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PEACHRLOW GLASS.

Additional Local on First Page
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Tue wedding Of Mr.. Sylvester Williams,
OF Cincinnati, and Miss Matte, youngest
daughter OF George r Taylor, Esq which
oacucred on Thursday evening at o'clock
o. the residence OF the brides parents, Dr.
Cunningham performing the ceremony was
= lovely, quiet affair. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
Tams left on the night train for their tu'
ture home in Cincinnati, and ate breakfast
in their own house Friday morning.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-06-06

Mr.. Uly ]. Smith, OF Bsllsire, aud Miss
Jennie A Smith, of the South Side, were
married at the residence Of the brides ps-
rents on South Chsphne street, Thursday
afternoon. Alter suuIt reception the
Young folks LEFT for Washington, Pa, where
ihsy will remain several months.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-06-06

The uaaueement festivities Of the
coming week are looked forward to with
many plessursble snt'cipshons BY the
Young lady graduates srd their RaHy
friends. There will be great demand
for covers, presents and the many little
corceits that please the female fancy.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-06-06

Ls.GoopSUo sell org goods the cheapest
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-06-06

Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Smith gave . birth
dsy party in honor Of their daughter
Ada" last evening the occasion being
the hfth anniversary of her birth. About
thirty Of her young friends were present
and enjoyed q pleasant evening in singing,
speaking, ETC., after which ali sat down to
8 supper which they partook of heartily
The affair was very pleasant.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-06-06

On Thursday afternoon, at l:SO o clock,
Mr. Chas. L HOBBS, of lhis city, and Miss
Bessie Hamilton, daughter Of Mr.. L. u.
Hamilton, of Washington, were married at
thai place. The affair was very swell,
aud a number of Wheeling society folks
attended. The young folks are off on an
saateeu bridal tour, and upon their return
will reside at the hons OF the groom's pa
cents, where they will be rendered fac re,
ception.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-06-06

A double wedding will occur next Thurs
day at the Cathedral, at o'clock p. m.
The contracting parties are Mr.. Frank A
Maloney and Miss Ella Mehan, and Mr..
James Archibald and Miss Mary Mean
drexs L reception will be held In the
evening ST SchEaCtE Hall.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

DOY wASTED-Ar COMMERCIAL PRlyr
ID ing House. ius,
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Mr.. James Devine, Of Allegheny, and
Miss Mary Berbig were married at st.
Johns church Tuesday last by Rsv Ultert,
Mr. and Mrs. Deyiue left for Allegheny,
where they will make thsir future home.