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Wichita eagle., 1888-04-05
r. r. HALIOwELL. j. H. HUNK.
Late U. s. Attorney.
HALLOWELL & HUME,
LAWYERS AZ Main street Wichita, Kan HIT
J. E. HUME.
PHYSICIANS.
REM0VED

Drs. Oldham and Graham have moved their
office from No "a T.. Douglas to rooms No. 20i and
30. second floor of tie Sc gwick. corner of First
and Market.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-05

Atchison. Topeka Il Santa Fe.
The following time table will go into effect the
A. T. a = f. k. X. August IA, from Wichita, Kansas
north and eastward;
GOING NORTH AND EAST.
Texas Express $50 IN
Express. .............. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. =. S:h
Freight Accommodation. Observation-Disclosures. 90
GOING SOUTH AND WESTWARD.
Texas Express. $50
kiOwa Express Observation-Disclosures. .........
Freight Accom- odaton. Observation-Disclosures. 2:35
The Santa Re Is the only running solid
trains daily from Wichita to Kansas City, with
morning and night Pullman service. The short line
to Colorado points with two daily trains; it Is from
"A 10 sc hours the shortest line 10 California, with
through service Of Pullman and free tourist sleeping
The shortest line to Texas points with
through daily service of elegant day coaches and
Pullman cars. City Union Ticket Office IL North
Main ST., and Union depot near Oak street.
w ID. MURDOCH,
Freight and Pass. Agent.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-05

BUTTER-Market active, early and easier; cream
cry, 24@29c; dairy aa26c.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-05
LOST.

r o.T-sess sar rssz vita ss.Fssr< - igh~Taa -
IL vs-s VII ~ pad sss@~ 4 rseEyasSs - >. 80
Water street. aA~~t
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-05
DIR. G. @. FURLEY,
DRS TERRUI, f. SHIFTS

Physician and Surgeon, Office 329 z Douglas q
Telephone at Office No. 29i. telephone at reside
No. Il6 Residence l2is Market l34-
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-05

L'oR S-ALE-Cheap business lots on North Main.
Il Oak and in vicinity OF the stock yards The
finest residence lots the market IN the north part
of the city lowest possible figures. Call and
US before buying Israel Bros, real estate, tis I.
DOUG as ave. III X
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-05

lNOR SALE-one pair of mitre gears. mortisc gear
Il Is 2SS2 diameter t19 face. pAioa us, diameter
a.. two face each with Sc COrci inches
a and Al teeth: will sell cheap never been used; cost
S55wiil sell for ts5 cash II taken soon AL nj tu,
Eagle ONCE. dilS-2in'
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-05

LNOR SALE OR TRADE-One lot centrally 10
II Gated in good part OF the city (of Eldoradol ono
half block south Of Central avenue east 'front.' size
5eIpxsA0 feet Also lot located one block from
Central avenue, east 'front.'. will sell cheap Tor cash.
Address Lock box t6i. Edorado. Kan. u5t:
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-05

INOR SALE-One OF the best farms in SedgwicS
i county for sale chcap. For particulars enquire
OF J. NJ Allen q Co.. LIZ East Douglas Hs-E'
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-05

Physician and Surgeon. IA y Main street; tele-
phone for Office No g., for residence l36. Dr. Ter
ril. general practice. diseases OF women and chill
dren and obstetrics. Dr.. Shuts. consumption.
catarrh all throat and chest diseases, piles. rup-
lures. blood. skin and chronic diseases generally.
Consultation free. U1-u
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-05

INOR SALE-A No. farm horse; large and well
II broken 10 all sorts of work Also good one
horse wagon and single set OF harness. T. p. ford.
7c9 Waco avenue. iL3-a'
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-05

GTORApy-rar sozsssOst roots or r->-,hsn1tss
- toIes or }aSyee .fys1 ssss say s1ets - st1y-
h-inx sssfs 20 lie WkcsstA sSs.Axs Co. so "a ~ssa
DS1Sxlas ave. AZ
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-05
]. NJ. PHILLIPS, D, vs.,

Graduate of Chicago Veterinary college. Office
e. Douglas ave; Telephone No. ). Wichita, Kan
S2-u
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-05
'pOSSUMS FOR SALE.
ONLY A FEW FOUND IN THE NEW
WORK MARKET.

An Old DaSkey Talks About the Favorite
Dish That TickIes the Palate of His
Cook 1t,
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-05

NOR SALE OR TRADE-A nse standard bred
II Eentuck ky tro,tins stallion Address Is North
Emporia syenue. Na-sf
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-05
W A MINNICK M D

W. VVlNN1OA
Honuopathist. Office 80 North Main street. Resi-
dence l0l, North Fourth street, Union depot
Wichita, Kansas. Office telephone No. AS. Resi-
Genee telephone No. ll
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-05

I'oR SALE-Eiecant, fine square grand piano;
i nearly new; not a scratch or oiemish On u, and
very handsome. first class make; cost 81 us viii sell
extraordinarily low figures, viii sell part cash.
balance on easy payments. Call On w. X Arey. a.
Wabash avenue. llS-s-
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-05
FOR EXCHANGE

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'Ert - lzs so~>1s - srcaaass fsE 800 sSt
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Eve fzoz.kes % ~ III ID Eks. az ~ icsslr ttT
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Wichita eagle., 1888-04-05

DOR SALE-N!ce family horse; years old; VIII
II stand without titchinegood Traveller not AFRAID
OF cars. any lady child ean handle, coed far
buggy and nearly new harness all for only Slla
Cail al SIS Wabash avenue. TO A. "a. or i N or
TO Z u m ItS-t.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-05

I'OR TRADE-A s<3 acre farm Eight miles IRON
j Dodge city FOR vacant city properly Pfinsi YAls
only address loc1 Eor ~. city. aA~-E
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-05
FOR SALE.

UHOR SAlE-0 feet on South Market 100 n. south
II OF Kellogg ST. This property viii he sold to
parties wishing TO build and Is only offered for
rev days. Price ts.0n Goodtsrms- D. W. McCAllA
room ila y. Main ST. clf7-es-
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-05

L>OR SALE-One organ. fine chamber sets. and
It kitchea furniture. Enquire al sil North Fourth
avenue dilo-ttt
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-01-19

Beef dippings should b used tog
trying insteod q buA1eg.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-01-19
THE LITTLE MAIDS AMEN.

A rustic OF robes as the anthem
Scared gently away Or. the air
The sabbath inorns sery ce was over.
And hriski, STEPPED down the stair;
Nhen close. In = haif-ighted corner,
Where the tail pulpit stairway came down,
Asleep crouched tender. wee maiden,
With hair like shadowy crown.
Quite puzzled was by the vision,
But gently 10 wake her spoke,
When. at the first word. the small damsei
With one little gasp straight awoke.
" What brought you hear. fair | title ANGER
She answered with yo &C like a bell:
] tum. fos I've dot sick mamma.
And want 90 to please pray her well!"
" Who told vous' began 4: she stopped me:
Don nobo y told me at NIL:
And papa can see tos he : erwin.
And sides SIR. 1 isn't 80 small:
is been mere before W th my mamma,
We tutnmed when you ringed the big bell;
And ey'r, time IL heard Won prayin'
For ots o sick folks to dit WELL"
Together we kne't on the stairway.
as humols asked the Great Power
To give back her health to the mother.
And Danish hereavements dark hour.
] finished the simple pet on.
And paused for IL momcnf-and then,
A sweet little voice ut my elbow
Lisped soft, gentle Amen.
Hand in hand we turned our steps home
ward,
The Lutte mad = tongue knew no rest:
She prattled. and IN III cked and carOed-
The shadow was gone from ner breast;
Aud lo.--when we reached the fair dwell
ing
The n,st nf INV golden-ha red waif-
We found that the dearly loved mother
Was past the dread Grassland safe.
They listened amazed At INV story,
And wept DER the darlings strlnge quest,
While the arms of the pnlc. loving mother
Drew the brave little head to her breast:
With eyes that were brimm ny and grateful
They thanked me agan and aga D.
Yet know in my hcart that the blessing
Was won BY that gentle amen"
-ErDosif0r
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-01-19

A Lucky Escape.-Cousin Jack
Going to bed SO early!' Edith-"Yes,
70 get my beauty Sleep you know"
Cousin Jack (fishing)-'I'm afraid my
beauty sleep didn't do me much good"
Etith-"But just think what ,ou might
have been. "-H0rvara Lsmpos1.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-01-19

II am Nine Damereau. II Mrs.
Dalreemp would but give me few hum
dreds Of her bill It would Be some
thing"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-01-19

the Grange with morning light
asked him how was to pack up to-
night, with you and him in the room
asleep, and he said might settle that
with you, but that he should not be in
it."
Mrs. Dalrymple, conscience-stricken
had nothing to answer.
HE says, too, you will not want me
beyond the month, ma am. And that
If like to leave at once, and stop in
town and look out for a place, he'll
give me months board wages. It's
the first time as ever was dismissed,
in a summonary way, like this" added
the damsel, shaking with her wrongs.
Il am very sorry, Ann. Circum-
| stances oblige us to make this sudden
! change. 1t shall not affect your testi-
monials for any fresh place."
mo, I should hope it wouldn't,
ma am. I've always served gentle
folks as didn't make sudden changes.
i What's to be done about this packing
upp Am to be kept out of my bed to
do ite And is it to be done by CANDLE
light?"
..Yes, if Mr.. Dalrymple said SO. ]
| ala not KNOW, she added, recOllect-
ing herself, "that he meant to 60 so
early"
1.-The boxes will get full of candle
grease, and consequently the dresses,
even should no sparks get in and burn
'em mp, if that will be any consolation
to him. said the indignant Abigail, in
. tone which implied that it would be q
very great consolation to her.
Mr.. Dalrymple did not 60 to rest
that night. When the servants at
length went to bed they left him in the
dining-ronm. writing, and surrounded
! with papers. In the morning no and
his wife started for their home. the
Grange. there to live in obscurity. upon
, small pittance. and struggle with
their debts; perhaps to live a life OF
miserable arrangement, Of bickcring.
one with the other.
70 BE CONTINUED.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-01-19

"Ah, she said, changing her language,
'.Monsieur, fear, does not speak the
French. / have the honor, / believe,
of addressing Mr.. Dalreemp. / am
covered with contrition at intruding at
this evening hour, but ! know that
Mrs. Dalreempis much out in the day"
"Do you wish to see her? Have you
seen herp" asked he.
II wait now to see her." replied
Madame.
another of these milliner people,
suppose" thought Mr.. Dalrymple to
himself, with not at all polite word in
connection with the supposition. .'Se-
lina's mad to have the house beset
with them like swarm of flies. If she
comes to town next year, I may
be-" He did not say what, but
went to the door and raised his voice.
''Ann! tell your mistress she is want
ed"
Il can't find my mistress, sir" said
the servant, coming downstairs. Il
| thought she must be in her room, but
she is not. am sure she is not gone
out, because she said she meant to
| have quiet evening at home tonight.
and she is not dressed"
''She is somewhere about" said Mr..
Dalrymple. go and look for her."
Nine. Damereau had been coming to
the rapid conclusion that this was an
opportunity she should do injustice to
herself to omit using. And as Mr.. Dial.
rymple was about to leave her to her.
SELL she stopped him.
"Sir-pardon me-but now that
have the happiness to see you, l may
i ask if you will not use your influence
with Mrs. Dalrymple to think of my
account. She does promise so often.
and get nothing. l have my heavy
payments to make, and sometimes
do not know where to find the money
though, if you saw my books, your
head would bristle. sir. at the sums ow.
Ing to mo-"
"You ars-"
II am Nine. Damereau. II Mrs.
Dalreemp would but give me few hum
dreds Of her bill It would BE- some
thing"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-01-19
THE GOOSE BONE.
How 10 Find Out tho Changes Of the
Weather by Its Aid.

How 70 Find Out tho Changes Of the
Weather by Its Aid.
The best reading of the goose-bone is
obtained before it becomes thoroughly
cold after being removed from the pot
aud scraped. II the bone is LEFT to stand
the marks becomes dim and uncertain
and the reading is very unsatisfactory.
Having your bone prepared the best
way to study it Is to go into dark
room and hold 1t before bright light
The bone is translucent, and held be-
fore strong light the marks upon it
may be plainly discerned. The marks
upon the keel Of tho bone are the ones
that are Of significance. The other dis
celebrations on the bone are merely c)r-
roborative. The most distinguishing
marks are In the shape OF carcts. breycs,
dots and semicircles, and it is their po-
sition on the bone and the direction in
which they are turned that gives tho
general indication of the weather.
II majority Of the caret-shaped
marks point upward, it will be clear
and cold; but il they point down it will
be gloomy. falling weather, with more or
less snow. The small breve marks and
the semi-circles. as well as the dots and
the scratch-like marks on the bone, in-
dictate the temperature. and the heavier
and darker they are the colder will be
the weather. If they ara light, or but
few of them on the bone. the winter
will be open and pleasant. II the
marks near the beginning OF the bono
point out, it indicates that there will DO
stormy, disagreeable weather during
November; pointing out at the other
end of the bone, they indicate bad
weather for March. The ridge rum
ming along near the middle OF the
keel of tho bone is indicative Of the
length and severity of the winter; II
the ridge extends. uninterrupted. the
length Of the bone, and is dark and
heavy, the winter will be severe one;
but if the ridge grows weak and indis-
unct at places. for that part Of The
winter the weather will be warm and
thawing.
All these features must bo closely
studied. first separately. and then to
gether. Any one, by closely studying
this bone. can correctly predict the
general character of the weather DUR
ing the three months; but it takes time.
study and experience to divide the bone
into days. 80 as to locate the date oil
the different changes In Kentucky
many of the best readers Of the bone
do not worry about reducing tho
prophecy to days. but are content with
learning the general character Of tho
winter, and this information Is OF great
value to farmers when they find 1t such
that they can depend upon it-Lomis'
uiile Courier-Jou
A Lucky Escape.-Cousin Jack
Going to bed SO early!" Edith-"Yes,
70 get my beauty Sleep you know"
Cousin Jack (fishing)-"l'm afraid my
beauty sleep didn't do me much good. u
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-24
Correction of n Mistake.

Some time sirce au item appeared in the
REGISTER stating that q fourteen-year-old
son Ct Mis-. ate Warlstelt hal skipped
out with some articles of value, and the
next day it was corrected, as it was in
every way untrue. The facts of the care
vera that a young man who roomsd with
the family had left with nearly all the
WEARING apparel OF her son, Mr.. Clarence
Waynaftlt, and other articles belonging to
her. Mrs. Warnsfelt has but [ SOD,
Clarence, aud he is a yong man, aged
twenty three years, who holds a position in
the b. 6 o. shops az a machinist. lie
learned his trade in thu shops, and still
works there, being enc of the most trusted,
competent and steady men 10 the service.
The item referred TO did him Nnd his fam
lily an Injustice among people who were ur'
acquainted with them, but thCso WHIT
know Mr.. Warnaf.lt, knew at the tim'
that some mistake had beea made.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-24
n1onasr Night, Musical Event.

Tbsre vas a rush for reserved rests al
Hepse,s music store, yesterday, for the
s,ut apuearsncs of the famous Boston SYM
nbonv Orchestral Club in this city at the
onsra House, next Monday evening. Inis
cI1h comes under the auspices and vii! Dc
ss,isted by the Arion Society, and . pscSed
house i, a foregone conclusion. The Bog
ton Post says OF the organization:
"The third annual grand concert tour OF
the Boston Symphony Orchestral eiu9
onfntd tonight here to q crowded auu
mott enthusiastic house. Manager MsA
Rschertis artists all won high favor. Mis-
Ella Clark-CaRhipg, the prims donna so
nrauo. made o brilliant success, ner pne-
nomenslly high yoic, Interpreting WIN us-
IiObtful effect the selection from E.ust,
and songs By Palm and FaDiug. wins
Novel;. who was heard as q soloist ID
one of the mott successful symphony con.
certs in Boston, performed the Fanst
f.ntssie with beautiful effect. Pnlnp
Roth. the distinguished ~vioionceiio
soloiss. made his first appearance IN
America tonight, and his mastery inter,
pretation Of the Chopin nocturne, anu
other numbers, ttimpsd him as an ar'is'
of the fist rank. Another Of Mr.. Bacherts
srouisitions from abroad, Adolph BuIoSe,
note yirtuoyo, who was the sue >essoc Oh
Mols 10 the famous B lse concerts in Der
lin, made a very great and instantaneous
tuccsss. Joseph Bsckel, for the past three
years a appointment membtr of the BSst1 -
symphony o ,chestra, showed himself t
he a most valuable acquisition to this o.
ganiz ,tion, and Charles Palm, yioliDls'
and composer of note, aud Richard stoeiz:r
viola and viola d'smour, added mnch &c
the enjoyment Of the audience. ue :,
eysry way the occasion was q notable snc
mo.ouucsd success, so that, judging from
the initial performance of the sea:on will
the enthusiasm manifested, Manage
Rachert can be congratulated on the Is
surance of q most successful season"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-24
CARDINAL GIBBONS,
ARCHBISHOP OF BALTIMORE, TO ARRIVE
HIRE
On Monday Morning Public RcsP ton TO be
rendered Him - His Lecture en-
Tuesday Evening.

One of the MIST MT able events Of
Thanksgiving week, aud one which hfs
been looked forward TO with the greatesl
interest, espstii lilly by tie Catholics of this
city, will be the visit to Wheeling of HUI
Emipeuce James Cardinal Gibbons,
Archbishop OF Baltimore, and his lecture
at st. Joseph's CattelIa'.
As has been stated, this visit was prom
issd hy Cardinal Gibbors, then Bishop o
Richmond, iu 1915. and his lecture was &c
be for the benefit IF st Mary's Church, IL
South Wheeling, which had shortly before
been burned down. Owing to his advance
ment in the Cnurch and arduous dntie.
connected with his high positions, he has
been uaabIe until now to fulfill the prom
i've, but it was never forgotten, and the
prcceeds from the sale of tickets for thu
lecture will be devoted towards reducing
the debt still due on st. MsrS's Church.
The Cardinal W II arrive over the Pitts
burg division of the p & o. on Monday
morning at 1915 o'clock a1d will be me,
at the depot by RI. R3v. Bishop Kahn anc
members of the clergy. Cardinal Gibhon'
isnoted for his plain, u~usssumipg ways anC
modesty ofcbaracter, and he did not desire
any display on the occasion Of his visit Il
the city, but il is under tod the kuight' o
St. George, the Knights CT 81 John ant
other Catholic societies will also meet hin
at the depot and e:cort hin
to the Bishops residence. Upor
the urgent solicitation OF The
Catholic laity, too, he has consented tC
hold a public though informal reception il
the ravlors of tie Hotel Windsor Monday
evening, from 8 until . o'clock, of which
opportunity many will, ofcnurse, take ad'
want Ige to meeg the distinguished tccle'
siast..
Toe Cardinal will deliver the lecture in
st Joseph Cathedral Tuesday evening al
1870 O'Clock, and ii is underktoOd that
Mrs. NJ L. Whitaker will sing q solo or
this occasion, before the commencement Of
the lecture. The Cathedral, the besuti'
fl improvements on which have here.
I fore been folly described in the
REGISTER, will for the first time be light
ed throughout by electricity and lis beau
" will be enhanced. Tickets for this lee
ture have bten on sale at VIM. Weir's hs'
so e, under the Mcclure, and ID. l. Rad,
cliffe & Co. g store, south Jacob street, and
a very large assemblsge will doubtless be
present
Rev. Mgr. ]. T. Sullivan was a school
mate of Ctrjinal Gibbons, and he speaks
in the NEST enthusiastic manner of the
grand, ennobling charact! ristics of tn:
man who has so rapidly riea in the
Church until his presentIhigh position wat
reached, which high Office he his filled
with distinguished ability,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-24
GIuthinp---a. @nnalina { 90.
DOCTOR AND PATIENT.
DON'T YOU KNOW

That a good doctor is really more anxious regarding his
patients early recovery than the patient himself? It's
business for doctors to effect a speedy cure; they estab-
lish a reputation by it, and it's the reputation they
want, for when once theirreputation is established their
success is assured. It's the same way with THE
STAR" We have established an enviable reputation
for selling ONLY THE BEST in the market for the
least money, and consequently we have gained the con,
fdence of the public and are to-day the PEOPLES
POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE OF the city. Our
Overcoats are unusually attractive this season, both IN
STYLE and price. There are certainly no finer Overcoats
made than these Of ours, while our prices are guaran-
teed to be as Low Or Lower than Overcoats equally as
we'll made and trimmed can be bought for IN America
More you cannot and ought not to expect.
prsOur Mems Furnishings are replete with the lat
o+ DO,-oItioS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-24

Call and examine the following great
ba'gIins for to-day:
Fifty pieces Lors iale aud Fruit OF
LION Muslin at 7!c per yard, worth 10c.
100 pieces Canton F!aunels at SC psr yard,
worth Z cents.
One hundred pieces all wool. yard wide
Tricots at 25c per yard, worth 40 cents. q
at SOC per ySrd, worth 90 cents.
Twenty five pisces checked all wool
Snitirgs at 3lc per yard, worth 80 cents.
% pieces SILK Plusha at a: par yard, worth
60 c-rt1.
One hundred pairs Home Made Blankets
at s. IS per pair, worth s. %, 500 ClOlks
at % per cent less than regular prices.
The above prices are good for to-day
only. STONE & THOMAS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-24

CARDINAL GIBBONS will lecture in st.
Joseoh's Cathedral the 9th of this month.
Tickets are for sale at VIM. F. WeIr's store,
1910 Market street, and st Handlan and
Hotlsche's, South Jacob street. Tickets
should be procured early as only q limited
number will be sold.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-24
POINTS ON PEOPLE.

Movements OF Citizens and the Coming and
Going of Strangers,
Hon. B. l.. Butcher is back from a trip
through the S'a'e.
Mr.. Georgs II. Parks rsturnsd to Chics,
"a over the b. u o, last evening, after o
short business trip here.
Miss Annie Jacob, Of Clinton, W. We,
is visiting frierd' and relatives in the
ne~igbborhODd of Pleasant Valley.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-24
NOTICE.

Just received one hundred Mems
suits at s2.5O, worth IS; 1000 Chill.
dren's Pants at 25e., worth 5Oe. Call
early aud avoid the rush, At
RALPH KLINE's,
Reliable Cl0thier,
IIl0 Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-24

Merchants ought to dr0l themselves Of the
SUNDAY REGISTER. as an ddrertiSing
medium, TO reach the public generally.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-24

SIXTY sample pairs Of Ladies' fine Kid
aud DongOls Button Shoes, SIZES 81 and 4,
st 81. IS, worth 81 50.
SruNE's CASH SHOE STORE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-24
Eleven Eleven.

Extraordinary bargains in children's
underwear to-day,
AT THE POPULAB,
I'LL Main Street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-24

BOARDING s. so per week, or six meal
tickets for 81, at Capital Restaurant, Nos.
1924 and 1926 Market street.