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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-22
wHEELING's ~MAYoRALTY.
A Correspondent Speaks Wisely Regard
ing That ONCE.

A Correspondent Speaks Wisely Regard
ing That ONCE.
To The Editor ofhe Register:
SIR:-No doubt many psrsons are not
aware of the size and conditions of the
office Of Mayor under existing ordinances
aud the difficulty there is in finding any
one willing to become a candidate The
office is regarded as a place Of honor and
authority. The honor depends somewhat
on the Mayors own conduct. The author
ity was years ago taken from the office.
He is now the marsst fGurehead, without
the right to vote or speak on any measure
before Council or to veto a bad ordinance
when plssCd. He is called the Chief Ex-
ecutive Of the city, yet has no more power
thar apy other citiz. n to ENFORCE obedience
to q city law or ordinance. He ia expected
TO devote time and ability to promote the
welfare of the city often or Trying occss-
siCns, especially during times of calamity,
turmoil and other public events, without
one Cent ofpay.
The Mayor should have come defined
powers and duties, receive q salary and
be held respon.ible under bond for his
acts.
There are about q dozen executive de-
partments ofthc city government without
a chief or head, unless it be the City Ooun-
Gil, which seeRs to govern IN an executive
as we'll as legislative way. Much more
might he aAjd on the suhiect.
The matter, in my opinion should be
agitated during the ensuing campaigo in
order that whosver may be elected to
Council will go iuts office understanding
the sentiment of the psople in regard
thereto, aud act accordingly.
OBSERVER.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-22
A BIG RUSH
All ALONG THE LINE IN fHB HOLIDAY
RETAIL TRADE.
Hirh Tide Expected DBs Reached TO-Day-Atrac-
hive Displays and Heavy Baying-Ths
Express and Post Offices.

To-day high tide will be reached in the
Christmas shopping, and during the after
noon and evening hours it will be rext to
impossible TO get into airy Of the retail
stores. on account of the jam Of purchasers,
and quite impossible to get out without
leaving your spare each behind you.
Yesterday the trade was immense, and
At eertsin times during the afternoon, it
was hard to secure the tervices Of sales
people in either the dry goods, jswelry,
toy or candy stores, while there was an
abundance of custom in many other
branches of trade. The retail grocers also
began to feel in a very decided way the
advent of Christmas, ard their trade
liyened no very decidedly. To-day
things will be booming with them,
ard Monday will also be 8 great day with
these dispensers of the necessaries Of life.
Thoughts of Mondays rash are already
making the ccnfectioners tired, fer they
have been pushed hard during the past
week, and some Of them cay they cin
scarcely stand any increased demand upon
them. There will be such q demand, never
thel.sq. and to-day and Monday thousands
of mounds of sweets will be carried away by
retail buy rs.
Retailers in q variety Of branches of trade
ssy the demand for goods has been excep-
tionaIly heavy, and in q number Of in
stances coming within the personal obser-
walton Of the writer during the week,
clerks and proprietors have been kept busy
at work until two o'clock in toe morning
This is indicative Of q pretty lively bust
mss, and will close up the year in a most
satisfactory way. -,
The goods on sale this year sesm to be
peculiarly of a nature to tempt the buy
err. The stocks exposed on every side
combine taste and skill and beauty to a
a s~uperlative degree, ard it seems almost
impossible for even modern ~iugenuity to
20 further IN the production OF objects Of
art, or of everyday use. The fact is, thai
we ara living in an age crowded with mar
wells and wonders, or rather what would be
esteemed as such, did not everybody live
so close to them that they fail to detect
the true value snd worth Of
modern skill and science and ingenuity.
People, igaoring that which rests beneath
their very noses. look above and beyond,
and sigh for the days of fairies and gsn,i
and the wonders of the sgs Of fable aud Of
romance, when, did they but Know it,
they are to-dsy living Ia an ira which is
az full of events as those Of the fabulous
times for which they so ardently long.
The timesof Aladdin pale before the tale
of modern achievement, to which the world
has given little thought, because it vas
done in their very midst. Aladdin's rios
and lamp are but the types of modern en-
teiprise and it's resulting skill, and the
wonders of that medieval romance are to
he found reproduced in Nineteenth century
fact in almost every retail store of Wheel
ip0
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-22
TO.DlY's PRIMARIES.
indications That There VIII be . Fu
Democratic Vote.

indications That There VIII be = Fun
Democratic Vote.
Between the hours Of n O'Clock ibis
afternoon and eight o'clock this evening,
the Democratic primaries for the selection
of candidates TOR Mayor, Chief Of Police,
City Clerk and wbarf-msster, to he voted
upon ct the ensuing charter election,
will be held. It is desirable that
the will of the party should he
fully expressed to-day, and in order
that all may have q voice in the 81
lection Of the ticket, every Demosrat IN
the city should 90 to the poll In his re-
spectiys ward and indicate his choice from
among tha candidates whose names have
been mentioned in connection with the
office. The candidates before the voters
of the party are all good men, snd their
qualifications are familiar to the public,
The gentlemen who have been named are
as follows:
Msyor-william Eilipgham, DR.. O. E
Myers and O. ". Seabright.
City Ssrgeaut-Louis Delbrugge, Frank
Healy and ]. H Clark.
City Clerk-Thomss F. Thoner.
Wharfmsster-John Crocksrd.
These candidates and their friends, have
been hard at work, and q big vote is looked
for.
In each of the wards, except the Sixth
and Seventh, the polling place will be the
usual one, but in the two wards excepted,
the ballots will be cast at the Democatit
club 20 ,ms. TIE returns will be received
BY the City Executive Committee, at The
ronms Of the Young Mems Democratic
Club, to morrow evening.
Toe polling places in the several wards
ara As follows: First, hose house; Second,
market hall; Third, Police Court room
Fourth, hose house; Fifth, hook and lad
der house; Sixth, Democratic club room
Seventh, Virginia street wigwam; Eighth,
hose Eouse.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-22
The Eighth Hour Movement.

President Wtihe, Of the Amslgamated
Association, is thus quoted in regard TO
the eight-hour movement: "As far as the
iron and steel workers are concerned, We
have until May l, 1890. TO decide upon a
plan, aud the diff ;ultie+ which DOW pre-
ssnt themselves will doubtless be obvisttd
by that time. The sheet mills are now
working three turns, and others will fsl'
in"
ibid not the Amalgamste1 Association
fight the eight-hour move in sheet mills?'
he wss asked.
Yes; but in 1885 we agreed TO it, and
now heartily propose to make the system
as general as possible. OF course, our
men are tonnage workers, and their salary
depends on the amount Of production; bat
while thu eigbt-hOur clause would not give
each man a. much money, still it will me-
c. ssitate the employment Of more men,
aud q general benefit will result. II can
cannot affect manufacturers mate tally,
an 1 do not anticipate any objection on
that score"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-22
The womon's Christian association.

~ 'oAao-
Tbs following rom the Womsn's Chris
ton Association is Appropriate at this
time:
This cold, dry Caristuas Wsather, which
to tho,e ~ko are warmly clad snd housed
is only bracing and e~uergizing, to tha Toar
and desGlu'e, az usual, brings suff, ring
which is little Tesbz q. TIE ladies Of
the Women's ChristiSn Association OF cur
city are working willingly ard esgecly, rot
only TO ameliorsie wherever 1t is lOSiSie
the ph5 sical condiiiop Of the needy, tut t.
show to them their power to h,lp them
s,lyes, and bear 10 them the Gospel ci
Oh rist.
The meeting OF the Association jast held
showed tte report of the month to have
been thirty-siX homes visited and one him.
dred al fifty religious papers aud tracts
distributed; bat everywhere is felt the
great want Of n ETY. missionary. Mis
BOYD, eur fo-mec faithful WORKER, sup
piled q ns6d rsAl;Esd not only by the
churches and TIRE Association, but every
well wisher o. tee city feels her departure
to have been q Pablo calamity.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-22
In Trnnhla at Parkersburg.

Dick Forsythe, we'll kaOwn in crooked
circles here in Wheeling, has ben arrest
ed in Parker, burg for the larceny of
q $35 overcoat, and his CHARGES OF going
to the peniteutiary are regarded as Al by
the Parkerssurg officials.
1t has been pretty definitely ascertained
that Richard is the man who pulled a re-
volver on Mr.. Israel, at S xteenth aad E)ff
streets, o wesk or to ago, thereby dUing
tie proprietor out of 81. and there has
beeo o warrant out for him here for tome
time. He will be Brought hack hece if
the Parkersburg authorities will let him
60.
When arrested in Parkersbarg Forsythe
had on a rev dark mixed t, With
velvet collar, a neg black fur or sal cap,
and had q gold ring with aIei stone set Oh
one finger. These gco1s may pos ibly be-
long to some ons here. Chief Smith has q
minute description.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-22
A Democrat" Talks.

To he Editor Of The Register:
SIR:-As it is somewhat difficult to find
q man endowed with the peculiar qusli6-
cations to fill the honorable position of
Mayor, it would be we'll to let well enough
alone and seek DO further than the one
who now fills the chair 70 satisfactorily to
every cit IAN of Wheeling.
Mr.. Starlight has had two years expe-
ritnce, has become thoroughly familiar
with the duties and enters 80 heartily into
everything that hss a tendency to promote
the interest ofthe city and people CT every
degree, that 1 sincerely hope that every
Democrat will at the primaries to-day vote
solidly for Hop. O. w. Ssabrignt and elect
him Mayor by an overwhelming and IN.
mistaksble msjority. DEMOCRAT.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-22
A Few Words OF Advice.

The attention of the REGISTER readers
is called to the enlargement to nine co.,
umns this morning, which was occasioned
by the press of Christmas advertising. If
readers will consult the REGISTER they
need 20 no further to secure bargains than
to the establishments advertised therein.
Sundays REGISTER will afford vast advan-
tsges, and in order to get advertisements
in good positions they should serd the copy
in as early IS possible. The SUNDAY
REGISTER will be 3 very interesting mum
her this week, containing q number of
Christmas stories aud sketches, which will
be appreciated, and as an especially large
edition will bs printed, readers and adVer-
tisers alike will BEE the advantage of the
edition.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-22

Prof. 3bhn Mullen's iut quarter in
dancing ciosed on last Thursday. The
Professor had Two Of the largest glasses be
has had for some time, and they were COM
paed Of scrs and daughters OF our very
test cjt'zsps, and the Professor desires to
return his sincere thanks for the spprecia-
ton shown him. His. second term will
commence Tuesday, January 8, and he
hopes to hsve larger classes than ever be
fore, The classes meet at Germsn;a Hall,
corner Of Market and Fourteenth streets.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-22
UlR Reliable Suits OF OVePCOatS!
D. Gundling & Co.,
88 TWELE1TEI STREET..
IN A SMALL WAY.
The New OF b Day Potntedly Para
Erphsd for HAsty Readers.

The New of the Day Pontedly Para
Erphsd for HASty Readers.
THEREEas nothing 6one in the Circuit
Court yesterday.
MATISEs al the Opera House ard the
GRIND thu sf,trnooD.
: ONE 6ed of trust was admitted 10 rec,
orded at 0erk Hooks office yesterday.
STONE still beipg thrown over the
bank Of tie creek at Sixteenth street by
tle b. &c.
THEsEwsTe seven c8ses in Police Court
yestrtdaym1Inirg the inmates Of Jennie
Lees hous of IlLTsme.
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad shop,
hero hSvesl they can do and ere compelled
10 iun lat, at night to keep up with the
work.
ALL thstrsins from the Wet over the Il.
x D. weredslayed yesterday aftrr ON and
last eyeLiIg on account some trouble with
a br dye st ZAnlsville.
THs rensios OF Mrs. Ger. r. TiUgle will
be brought here for intermsnt. FunsrAl
will b. fpm S.. Mathews Church. Due
notice of The tune will be given.
THE entertainment given, last evening,
by the PUPILS of Miss Carrie Eoglish's
select sChrOl, on South Broadway, Islsud,
WAS a yer! enjoyable aud successful affair.
The bsl given by the Kenns CluS at
AriOI Halt. last evening, was s great
success. A big crowd was present, and a
very p'e:sInt the vas spent daDcing to
Mayors music,
The Sabbath School OF the First Baptist
Church will fold their Christmas enter
tAinmsat and treat Christmas night in the
church auditorium. A good programme
has been prepared, and 3 good time is IA
ticipated.
The remains Of tha late Mrs. Geo. r.
TiOgle is exp C.ed 20 arrive in the city this
evening, and the funeral services will prob
ably take place faom st. Matthews Church
Sunday afternoon, at which it is expect. d
Bishop Pe'erkin will ofictate.
The fCl'oRirg officers Of Fort Henry
Lodge, NJ 2, L CfH bsve been elected
to serve the usxt six month";; ". Il, A
H. Eroke; S NJ, A r McCaban; J. NJ ,
L II Grabe; Cond., John WinGler; r S ,
W. C. Mutlp; Treas L. Schsn; +. S J.
L. Degant; Chaplain, p. S. Gould.
THE REGISTER was misiniormsd ycster-
day rsgardirg the Sl.ar being pot in at ST..
AlpbOusUs Church TIE work is being
done by Brothers Otto and Dona,t, some
of Kl,yls, Kraf & Co.'S Den merely assist
ing them. 1t Is expected the Star will be
consscrsted tomorrow, when high mass
will be said.
That great 'a'e cf pictures at George
A. Wickham'S suction rnnrn, No. 1853
Market street, will positively close to-day.
Tpis tiue collection Of pictures will be put
MP ard sold, no matter how little they
briug They NUT he Disposed Of and if any
wants I make y friend q handsome
and appropriate Christmas gift, they should
at'ecd TIE ssle, either this ST. eTnoon or
evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-22
Assignee S Notice.

THE UNDERSIGNED ASSIGNEE OF s. E.
l. Boyd hereby Offers at private sale thu stock
OF goods contained in the store room situated al
1851 Market street. wheeling, W. Va, consisting
of general Hardware, Moving Machiaes, Lawn
Mowers, hay Rakes, Feed Cutters, Flows, Hsr.
rows, Corn Planters, Fitch Forks, Hay Forks.
Buggies, WAGONS, Carts, Harness, Mechanics
Tools, Cutlery, Nails, Grind stones, Guns, Re.
yolvers, Garden aud Grass Seeds, Fertilizers and
numerous other articles. There goods must be
disposed OF and will be sold very cheap.
All parties who are indebted 10 S. L. Boyd are
hereby notified TO make promIt payment OF
such Indebtedness TO the under,ig,ed assignee.
]. B. sOMMERvILLE,
de22eqdqgt Assignee OF s. L. Boyd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-22
POINTS ON PEOPLE
Movements OF Citizens and h Coming ant
Going of Strangers.

Going OF Strangers.
Mr.. Charming M. Smith. Of the Par
kersburg hder, was in the city yesterday.
Dr.. W. G. Ogden, of Fairmont, is in the
city for a few days visiting friends,
Miss Mary Moran and daughter Miss
Allie are visiting friends in Piitsburg.
Col. Chalmers TIinble, of Jaa bsburg,
O., was in the city on busi1ess yester-
day.
Geo. ". Boring left yesterday evening
TO Join ths Bii1u Theatre Opela Co., al
New York City.
Mr.. Jesse Berger entertained the Whist
Club last evening, at Ter residence on the
Island, in q very pleasant manne;.
Miss Minnie Shield, an accomplished
youug lady, who is attending the Steuben'
Vile Female Seminary, is the guest Of Mr..
W. A. Miligan, on South Eoff street.
Col ] L. Green, the genial and enter
prisipg Excursion Agent Of the @. L. u W.
railroad, was in the city yesterday, accom-,
panied by three of the legal lights of Mas
silloD, o.
RI. Rev. Bishop George W. Pe'erkin, Of
tie D'oCe,e Of West Virginia, is expected
to arrivein the city TO day, and will preach
at St. Matthews p. E Church tomorrow
morning.
The parlors of the residercs Of Col. and
Mrs W. W. Arnett were crowded last
evening, the occasion being the enter
tainment Of the Progressive Eachre Club.
About thirty couples were present and a
yery delightful evening was spent. AT
midnight tempting refreshments were
served and discussed, after which the vic
tors were awarded handsome prizes. Mrs.
o. 7. Wild captured the ladies' flint prize,
and Mrs. Jennie Henderson, second. Mr..
Nelson Cecil took tSe g%entleman's first
priza and Mr.. Harry Cald vel came in
second.
Col. Arnett presented the prizes on be-
halt Of the hostess in q most inimitable
AID felicitous manner.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-22
Word Abou, California,

The western railroads have recognized
the importance Of California travel by
placing fist snd improved trains in ssrvict
and epde,voEiog in every way 10 remove
the tedium of the long journey. II you
contemplate a trip to the Pacific slOp'
this winter il will be we'll for you to com
municate with the nearest passenger oil
ticket agent Of. the Pennsylvania Lines,
who will give you the the fullest informR'
ton about all the road, and cell you tick
cts at lowest rates via any route you may
choose.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-22
Praise Service.

In the Fret Presbyterian Church to-
morrow evening there will be a service o.
praise appropriate for the Christmas sea-
son. The PASTOR will preach a brief ser
mon, having for his subject, The Song OF
the Angels at the Birth Of Christ" Inc
choir and the congregation will sing suit;
able hymns and anthsms Strangers ana
visitors in the city are ccriislly invited
aud all those who have no spscial church
connection Is.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-22
Col. j. A. Miller Declines.

To Tie Editor Of tic R.gstT.
Hearing my rame mentioned aud seeing
it in print 10 connection with the Mayor
atty, at the approaching municipal cam
paign, ] desire to say that l would net &C
Cept the office if electsd, and would rot
want any vote thrown away at our prims-
ries, J. A. MILLER.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-22
Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses "sie"
sued yesterday: ,sd
Frank NumsI, a nntive of Germany SI ageC
%, snd Louisa schauo, q na'i'e
Rose Nichois, q native of steuosnvni e
sged "a. and Mary sweeney
Bsaves county, Pa sged 70.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-22

n stock Of Fine OxidiEed Sill ves
and Gold Handle Umbrellas surpas.
ses that of any other house in the city,
and prices guaranteed the lowest,
considering quality
l.. g.. DILLON d CO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-22

DON'T fail to bring the little folks with
you when you visit the WbesliDg Bakery
Company, as Santa Claus will be there next
Toesdsy morning, loaded down with many
goodies.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-22
Pure Brag.

With all the H~telligeHcer's show OF bragi-
docio, and. their thread bare use OF the
word exclusively" in that glass story
Yesterday morning, they failed to give the
news while fresh. A week before the
InteUioencer discovered that MessTs. Miller
aud Gottschalk contemplEt leaving the
Buckeye the REGISTER had prinle1 Oil
that was Of public interest, and lett the
opposition TO talk Of those peoples salaries
and private affairs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-22

People turned away yesterday at
the Popular. Come I'm tho morning
and avoid the afternoon and evening
crowds. The cheapest holiday goods
I'm the city at the Bargain GiVers.
THE POPULAR,
Hi Main Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-22

Don't fail to attend the Sixteenth An
nuIl Select Ball Of Black Prince Lodge
No. 10, K. of p, at Ariou Hall, on Christ
mas Eve, Monday, December "A Mayors
orchestra will furnish tn, music, ard a
good tiGe is assured to all who attend.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-22
vormal Notice Given.

Counsel for the minority in Council ano
for the people, appeared before Judge
jacob, yesterday, and gave formal Doaoe
that thsy would to-day rove for a wit Of
INJUNCTION stopping the operations o. In'
Iecsntly pssei gerrymaader otdiuancs,
pus through by tie ~Rspublicans as q ca~-
paign document.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-22
holiday ExcursIons,

The Ohio River r. K will sell rouUd trip
tickets, to ard from all stations, December
24th, 25th and 3lst, 1898, and January lst,
1889. st reduc.d rates. For information
Call on ticket agents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-22
arsKRAL 1N4ELIIaESCE'
ma strestr Of sew YORK..

ouly q fair audience witnessed the pr :.
duction Of the 'rstrests OF New IUi .w
the oOera House, last evening. Inc j. p -,
WSs we'll put on, and the company
main was good.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-22

Rags, Pins, Bracelets, Cuff Buttons.
Charms, Scarf Pins, In all the latest
designs and warranted, NJ HILL
MANS, es Eleventh street..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-22
Hnrt On tho Railroad.

Another unfortunate met with a bsd
accident on the railroad yesterday after
noon. This time it is Hugh Mason, and 1t
is understood he was walking on,the B. 30
track ct Elm Grove when a freight train
struck him and knocked him down. When
picked up it wa found that one o. the
mans legs was badly mangled. He was
put on a train aud brought to the city,
after which he was taken 10 the to'pital,
where surgical aid was summoned and the
proper operation performed. Mason was
resting comparatively easy last evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-22
n.n,torrR uldlpg.

TIE Council Committee on heIi'n INC
las. evening and decided to adopt the plan AZ
crs@a,o,v ouilding submitted BY
Architect Giesey, and ordered ,n9 Ess'S noSt
sdyelt.e for plans for the came. 'h0 WV
not IN exeesd $500.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-22

The beautiful glass dress, bonnet and
shawl, vslaed at tvs hundred dollars, to
be seen at Glass Blowers. under Grand
Opera House, afternoon and evening Ad-
mission 10 cents. Every ore receives q
nra5anf
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-22

AN e'egsn line of Decorated Tea, Dinner
and Chamber SITS, tuitstle for Christmas
presents, at
JNo. FRIEDEL's CHINA STORE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-22

The silver ChateIaine Watches that
We are selling for %. so are n good
VaIne for the money aud thoroughly
warranted. L. G.. DILLON d co.
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Neu 3drfrtisemsnts.

EtiRsT BAPTIST CHURCH CCoR. TWELFTH
u and Byron streets. ePresching at 1880 q.
m. and 40 p. m. sabbsth school ct $50 p.
m. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:D D. m.
Christmas Entertainment Christmas night In
church auditorium.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-22

LOOK out for Santa Claus in the window
of the Wheeling Bakery Company, Nos.
l22S and 1890 Market street, next Tuesday
morning &.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-22

ELEGANT onyx clocks and tables, mar
BILE clocks, Sroze ornaments, opera glasses
gold spectscles and eye glasses st greatly
reduced prices.
". J. LUKENs,
1853 Main street.