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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-28

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stami Chicago, Milwaukee, St.
Paul i Minneapolis.
KOLEJ przez GAIA Ameryke
miedzy miastami Chicago, Coun-
Gil Bluffs, Omaha i w~ybrzezami
Oceann Po}udniowego.
WIELKA DROGA NARODO-
WA miedzy Chicago, Kansas City
i St. Joseph, Mo.
500 MIL DROGI dotykajacej
wszystkich %g}6wnych punkt6w W
Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa,
Missouri i Dakota.
Wzgledem m a p, plano W
j a d y i ceny tykietow oraz &C.
ny fracht6w trzeba sig udac do a
genta najblizszej stacyi kolei CHI
CAGO, MILWAUKEE &ST. PAUL
albo do pierwszego lepszego agen-
ia kolejewege gdziekolwiekbadz ma
swiecie.
R. MILLER, A. Y. II. CARPENTER,
General Manager. Genl Pass, and Tiki. Agt.
MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN.
Pc informacye wzgledem grun-
tow i .obwodow nalezacych do
KOMPANII KOLEJOWEJ CHI
CAGO MILWAUKEE, &St. PAUL,
trzeba pisac do H. G.. Haugen.
Landcommissioner.
CHICAGO MILwAUKEE&sT. PAUL RAILWAY
Leave Winona- East West
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-28
Ma StanOWisku
Opomadanle,
Ciag dalszy).

w leslie. to prawda -.
ale tee TAM. naprawde ME
ma co >obie.
Eft. CO wy tam kobiety
wlecie.
-sFonczyllsmy vice wszys-
ko, jak Bog przykazai... idzze
ty teraz blogesfaw dzieciom.
-Pzecie sic ME pail. Coz
tax piInego?
-Jeze!i tobie pilno ma po-
movie polowa6 ma wiki, to
i mnie piluo.
- Zapolowac ma ziecla -
przerwaf Z usmiechem p. Am
brozy.
-Ustalid los naszej Stefci-
odrzekfa powaznie p. Barbara,
blorqc meza pod reke. =
Poldz... po)d5 zaraz zemna...
szezesliwa .Jestem, IL sic mole
marzenia speiuiajq.
ia tam dopiero o Successful
powiem pc jutrze]szem polo
wanlu. Jesli Stsch da pare
dobrych strzalow, to a la bonnie
hsure! jssli bedzie pudlowaf...
to MECH go kule bi)a!
-Nauczysz ty GO. nau-
szysz!
Nam nadzieje, inaczej
nigdybym mu tax ia zawo
fanie bfogoslawienstwa mego
ME udzie]it - ACKNOWLEDGMENT
mysliwiec, idqc z maizonka
pod reke.
W bawialnym pcko)u, O.
swietlonym jakby ma festya
jaki, siedziafa JUL w kaciku
mfoda parka gruchajacych ko-
chankow usmiechnieta, radios
ma, szczesliwa. z gfebi kama.
py przypntrywaf i'll sic z pod
Okla uradowany p. MARGIN,
snujac projekta nowego 5ycia
ola syna i cieszac sic nadz,eja
s2ywisnia swego mieszkanka
nova, a tax upragniona rodzl-
ma.
Ma widok przybyiych, ger
wal sic 3ywo z kanapy.
-P6jdzcie dzieci - zawo-
faf "esofo pan Marcin-rzuG-
Gle sic ojcu do kolan... MECH
wan pobfogostawi.
Pan Ambrezy, aezkolwiek
wszedf byf butno i raznie...
ma widok cisnacej sig don par
XII re wzruszenIa zachwlaf sic
IA nogach. Mysi rozstania
sic z drosa jego sercu jedy-
naczka teraz dopiero staneio
mu wyrazniej pred oczyma.
Ley puscify mu sic 20 twa-
rzy... usta zadrgaly nerwowo...
ryknaf z g}ebi piersi, tulac
drogq Stefe do serca.
Pan Morcin i PAM Barbara
chustkl do oczu poniesli-wi-
dok tego marsowego oblicza,
tax naraz 1zaml zroszonego,
do gfsbi ieh wzruszyi.
Cisza zrobila sic W poko-
ju... uroczysta, smetua i po-
wanna. cisza, W ktorej do
slyszee prawie mogfes telna
serc silnem bijacych nczuciem.
= Ojczulku -, szepnela pc
chwili Stefa = uspok6i sig.
wszak tn ldzie o szczescie
twej cork.
-Badz szczesliwa = go}ab-
ko moja = szeptat urywane
mi sfowy ojeiec - ale kto2
mi ciebie zastapi?
ia me2u-wtraclla wzru-
szona maf2onka, obejmujac go
"a szy]e - zreszta... Warsza-
wa to ME koniec swiata.
-Przyjedziemy do was ua
ferye sadowe-pociesza} Stas.
Il ms oiczulek odwiedzi
-dodafa Stefa.
"A iak bardzo tesknie pe-
dziesz, to sic do mich ca1kiem
sprowadzimy - dorzucita pani
Barbara.
-SnrOWadzic sic do nios.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-28

paclerza zaraz wieczorem 10
szczeSliwie ukonczonych TO-
wach.
W niespeina kwadrans iuz
byi zupsinie wybranym. Dlu
gle jafowicze buty wyfo2yf sle-
ma, ktora najlepsza cd wllge-
CT / mrozu stanowl oehrone;
krStkl barani kezuszek opisi
fadownica skorzana, ladunki
opatrzyf, wybsrna odtylc6wke
przetarf ircha, zamkow popre-
bowaf i leciuchno OLIVIA ]e
odwllzyt - druga dubelt6wke
ola przysziego swego ziecia,
rowniez starannie opatrzy1, a
zefatwiwszy sic z tent prey
borami, nadziaf ma glove 0.
kragla barania czapke wy
szedf ma p%odworze.
snieg trzeszczal lekko pod
nogami, CO mroz i pogode ma
dzieh caiy zapowiadafo. Ma
wschodzie w,dac jua by}o Gle
niachny rabek sw'etlany, be-
dscy zwiastunem bud2acej sic
z usplenia przyrody... Gwlazd-
XII migotafy jeszczs tn i ow.
die; ale jul zwelna przyga-
sac poezynafy, a rozsians
gdzisindzie bale poszarpane
obtoczki spfywa1y het "a wld-
nokr9g, gnsne lekkim wietrzy-
klein pofnoey.
Wszystke zapowiadaio sic
TAX pomyslnie, ze pan Ambro-
4y mlmewoli spojrzai W ME
bo... czapkl z lekka uchylif i
postal tam westchnienie dziek-
czynne... stskroG gfebszs i
szczsrsze, cd tylko co wyszep-
tanych pacierzy.
W podw6rzu folwarcznem
jul sic zycie ma dobre budzi6
poczyna}o. Fernale ezyscili ko-
ME, stukajac zgrzbietami W
podfogs i znaczac czynnosG
dokenywana kreskami kurzu,
La krzy2 sypanemi. W oborze
stafa gruba pachclarka u la
tarka W reku, pilnujac doiek,
ktore wsrod gwaru i haiasu.
nieodfacznego cd zbiorowiska
kobiet, strzykafy prom;eniami
mleka W skopki nogami scis-
niets. Slelmach opatrywaf la
why i szYkowai trcje bosvch
san, ktore mysliwych zawiezd
miafy do kniei... a zaspany
ekonom, iazacy niechetnie jak
zmora, ma nidok nadehodzs-
cego %dziedzica, wymyslaf ma
prawo i Ia lcwo fornalom,
parobkom i a6jkom, w prze-
konaniu. ze i'm wiekszego ha-
fasu i krzyku narobl, tenn SUI
mienniej W obec dziedzica
spefnia wysok;e swoje zndanie.
Pan Ambrozy wydaf dyspo-
zycya, zeby fornale obrok ze
SODA zabrali DO lasu, DO juz
tam ma skraju kniei al do
konca iowow zostana; ekono-
mowi zalecaf, l4by sic ME ru-
STAT z podworza, Gala BOWEN
reszta ludzi, psow i wszelkie
go stworzenia, mia}a "a chwi-
lie wyruszyG z karbowym
do Wawrzoha j tam pod lego
bufawa czeka6 ma przyjazd
mysliwych.
Zalatwlwszy te gospodarskle
dvspozyeye, wstapif do kuch-
nj czeladaiej. Tu JUL starv
Blaze, W swejej b,alej CA
peezce ma glowie, byi " pei
NJ k%ucharskich funkcy;; drew
XII krajafy kletbasy i swieao
ugotowana szynke W drobne,
podfugowate kosteczki, ktcre
p. Bfa&ej mies1af w koc4of-
ku 2 kapusta, doda)ac swiezej
sfonlnki, wedzonki drobne po-
s'ekanej ! tax zwanej pochrzep-
towlzny nadaJacej mysliwskie-
mu bigosowl ton i smak jemu
tylko wfasciwy.
W kawiarni MENDOZA luz
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-28

\ 0"oI VaWrZOn uKOCnany-
doda}a smiejac sic iona.
Wawrzon?... 9 talk. to
skarb prawdziwy!.. zawolai
uspokojony JUL p. Ambro4y.-
No. kisdyseie talk postano
will, to niectze wan Pan Bog
biogosfaw Gale zycie, tax jal<
IA wan W tel chwili blogosfa-
vie!
| robiac reka mad obojgiem
znak krzy&a swietego, przytu
III lck cafa sta do piersl.
Wisczor zeszedl ma wspol
nsJ pugawedce... ma samych
planach i rojeniach. Mlodzi
narzeczeni snull zfota przedze
marzen m!odzienczych, zapom-
nlawszy zupeinle o swiecie.
Obaj ojcowis i matka, two
fzyl' pro]ekta urzadzenla no
wego gniazda ola dzieei... a
kledy przyszfs ia stoi kwes-
tys wyposazsnia i wyprawy,
kledy P. Amorozy. wspom-
nlawszy sobia swiezo zamaza-
ma ksiege hypoteezna. westch-
mai i zamys]i! sic glebolo,
pan MARGIN dodal copredzej.
= 0 to ME mi-jsce klopo-
tu... pemyslalem ia o wszyst
klein z tel strony badzcis
zupelrie spoxojni. Go mole, to
nasze to ich - dodal wska-
zujac ma dzieci.
Pan Ambrozy rozchmurzyi
czoia, wyciagaal reke do bra
ia | usciskall sic W milczeniu,
stokroe mad poLoki slow wy
mowniejszem.
Nadszedf wreszcie tax ME
cierpliwle oczekiwany dzieh
s-go Marcina.
Zaledwie switaG zaczf1o, jul
pan Ambro2y W krotklm ko-
2uszku, chodzif 20 sweim po-
koju, szepca, codziennym zwy-
czaiem pac:erze.
jake to tam by1y te pa
%cierze, Bog tylko jeden' m6gf
wledziee. Usta starego mys.
liwca szeptafy wprawdzle i
O;cze nasz i Zdrowaske, i
Skfad apostolsxi, i ]itania do
Najswjetszej Fanny, kt6ra
szczegolnym mifowat afektem,
ale mysl... och ia mysl zdroz-
ma, b'ega}a miedzy gqszczami
elszyn grabow.. miedzy
strugami przerzynajacemi las
W k'lku miejscach... gl6wnie
zas, ko]ewafa Ia trzema cho.
ja'ami, kofo biaiego blota,
kla2ac pc mad stadem wilkow,
ktere tam legowisko swoje
miafy.
Pan Ambrozy widziai 70 talk
zywo, jakby ,nu sic pod oxna-
hi samego dworu rozlozyly.
W.dziat ich slepia czerwvne...
iskrzace, zmruzone snem prze-
rywanym, widziaf je W kreg'
zwinlete, z pysklem pod uda
zarytym Chwilami zda1o mu
sic, lie JUL jest la stanowisku...
ze slyszy odgfos naganki,
chrzest suchych gafezl poru-
szanych przez naganiaczy i
uaszczekiwanie kundli, pre-.
clagfy ton trabki mysliwskiej
zatosny spiew egar6w. IDA
lmu sic cos czern. ma sniegu...
JUL ma chwyciG 20 dupeltow-
Ike, W tenn reka W ku!ak zwi-
Meta ueerza go W piersi, przy-
pomina sobie litania, W kto-
rel doszedf do vBaranka b.
zego"... szepce re skrucha:
,,przepusc lam Panic" i znow,
kledy sic pc raz trzeci bi)e
=" plersI, proszac o ,,zmilowa-
ME Boze..." JUL go powracaiq-
ca mysl bezbozna, jak zfy
duch jaki, het... het... clagne-
Ia Z SODA do kniei.
Szeptaf dale) ,,pod Twoje
obrone", ehoc wiki miaf Gag
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-28
ODPOWIEDZ
ks. II. Lucxyckieuo

KS; ~huczyckiego, pod tytufem
nWszystko przez SERGE Jezusa".lr
lnteres i zarzut W. ks. 81,
przeclw mnie lest tego rodza-
u, ze metylko gotow ,jestem,
lecz zmuszony oglosiG W la
mach ebec1ego PIsemka, DO
mole milczenie oznacza1obv
twlerdzenie ma uiestuszne "a
rzuty. A vice zastanowmv sic
GO p'sze w. ks. Horbaczew-
SKI do Zgody, Gazety Katolie-
E.y |. do Wary ! Ojczyzny
Pism W Chicago wychodzacych:
Milwaukee 7 Luty 1887.
Szanowny Panic Redaktorze!
W interesie wielu polak6w a.
praszam o 1askawe umieszczenie
W famach swego pisma ponizszej
odezwy
OSTRZEZENIE.
Pred rokiem ofia-
lie byl 80 akr6w
W Hofa Parku ma Dom
Przytu4ku ola Starc6w
k a i sierot polskioh
W M anitowoc, Wis, (tak
jest! W. ks. Dobrodziej ofarowaf,
a gdym ia zazada} Guaranty
Deed'n jake zapewnienie tel Was
nosci ola Domu Przytufku, to ks.
Dobrodziej Slowly kaplanskiemi
mnie zapewnlf, re jestto bezpo-
trzebny keszt, dose bedzie, gdy po
wylosowaniu biletdw dam War
ranty deed temu, kt6ry to 80
ARROW wygra. Re dis tax sic sta
10, ME kto inny, lecz ia wlnien
temu, DO sadzac sam pc sob1e,
bardzo zaufa}em i j~eszcze wyzej
cenifem dane mi sfowo, niz wszel-
kle urzedowe formalnosci. Zawiod-
lem sic jednak! DO z mel przyczy-
ny, z mego zbytniego dowierzania
obecnle ks. Dobrodziej korzysta i
odbiera 80 ARROW przedtem Ola ,
rowane. W jakiz wiec sposdb obec-
ME temu moge zaradzic? sprawy
ma toz ME ma, DO tez k16tniami i
sadami sic bardzo brzydze. A vice
coz mann czynic? Otto mic innego,
Jak nadal pozostaje W Mantle
Voc re spora garstka biednych Sic
rotek, pozostaje re starcami i ka]e-
kami, i wszyscy sig modlimy, by
Bog Wszechmogacy wzia} to spra-
we W swa opieke i broni} mas cd
zfosllwosci cz}owieka, kt6ry swe
zycle ma temze strawi}.) jake
nstytucyi czyste pol
S ej, (tak Jest! czysto polskiej
bez watpieniaD w1asnosci
] ednego To warzystw
l ncorpo wanych pod
kentrola publiczna.
(mendacium! ME przystoi ma kap-
lana! zksd mogfem dac ks. Do
brodziejowi zapewnienie, gdy jesz-
cze Dom Przytu1ku ME byt o
budowany prosze udowodniG!
Prze konawszy sic Gaki
Jest ma to dowod?) re ten a.
kfad jest osobista
W fasnoscia w. k S. L u
i ma zawsze
pry Watna pezostanie
a takim Jakim bya
powinie n. (Czy tax? jezeli
jest moja osobista wfasnoscia, to
zapewne Wv. ks. Dobrodziej moze
udowodnie. Ma dow6d tego male
za}oby polskiej publicznosci ogfo-
sic, re ks. kuczycki zamiast star.
COW, kalek i %sierot, utrzymuje w
Domu Przytu1ku stare graty, "a
fozyf handel reks6w, utrzymuje DO
nlszczone, potfuczone garki a i
move ma ma sprzedaz = mozeby
to lepszy by} dow6d, W zaciek}os-
CT OLGA Dobrodzieja, ola przekona-
MIA polska publicznosc, re Dom
Przytufku jest i pozostanie Was
noscia ks. kuczyckiego.) o.
s W a czam publicznie
(czyli pc prostu m6wiqc, hanbis
swoje imie publicznie, DO co raz
darawofem i Chico ME by4 z mel
przyczyny dany %nwarranty deed"
ma tie 80 ARROW, jednak powinie-
nem by} ME cofac s~ego sFowa,
DO Ato dale Z 0dbiera. ten
sic wv ~1biNAxln nun.ua-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-04-21
A NEW SITE FOR HOMES

On next Saturday, April 9th, the , iarn
known as the Crangls Farm, at fIlIney
Bottom. on the Ohio eide of the river below
Bellsire. will be offered at auction On Ine
PREMISES. Over fifty acres next the river
have been laid out in lots, most OF WDlCn
contain two acres each-each lot IaIge
enough to make ten ordinary city lo's;
Tee lots containing the orchards ana
bouses are still larger. The land ls hlgn
river bottom, being above the food OF 1854
1t is beautifully and eligibly located lor .
suburban place of residence. 10 lnVes'oi'
it offers special inducement.
In buying at an auction sale OF intrinsic
ally splendid property you cannot MAKE
mistake, especially if there be a low s sIs
of the market, as there is at present. 1nls ;
sale opens up new residence place Oh
great beauty, which is now reached by one
railroad and soon 10 be reached by Sec
ond. It must and will increase in value
with the march of Improvements. When
the "Old Fair Ground Property" IN
Wheeling waa offered for sale, the people
were told by advertisements that they mao
a rare chance to make money by purchas-
ing. 1t was true. What is here said as TO
The opportunity next Saturday is just as
true. Sat thi down in your memory, ana
if you fail to profit by it next Saturday
remember it when, year or two hence,
YOU read OF the boom at the new place just
below BellaiTe.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-04-21

THE Wheeling Bakery Co. has Just re-
ceived a new and elegant delivery wagon
for their Jubilee Bread business. It is the
handsomest and most complete bakers
wagon ever seen on the streets Of this city, d!5
and capacity sufficient to carry 1000
loaves of Jubilee" The rapidly incFeas-
ing demand for this very popular bread IN
the lower wards of the city and Bellalre
has made it necessary for them to increase
their delivery facilities in order that Low.
ers of good and fresh bread may have such
a loaf for breakfast by sitapiy calling on
his grocer and asking for Wheeling Bak-
cry Co. g Jubilee Bread. 1t is superior to
other bread, because they us9 better ma
terial and employ more skillful workmen.
It is the bigg st 1ive-cent loaf on the mar
ket, which places it in reach of every one.
Every loaf has the seal Of the company at
tached and noDe genuine without it.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-04-21

st never ssw such demand fJr Easter
goods in my life" said George DuTst, last
evening, while half-a-dczsn people stood
impstiently waiting to have their wants
attended to. Hoy many cindy Etster
eggs DO you suppose I have sold to-day?'
continued Mr.. burst Tae reporter
hadn't much iies, and Mr.. Ddrst answer
ed the question himself "Nearly six
thousand eggs, and am going to run out
before It is time 10 close. II is fact, that
I have had five men working all week, and
anul eleven o'clock every night, making
Easter eggs alone, which will give you an
idea of the demand
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-04-21

TAKE your choice of Step-Ladders at
one dollar each, or 9 feet high, with
bucket shelf; Lawn Rakes with and with
out wheels; Vegetable seeds that will grow;
Road Carts worth from five TO ten dollars
more than any other make of cart in the
city, sold at $18; Buggies with Brewster
side bar, Thinker or end spring; the justly
celebrated Fish Brothers Wagon; Hard
ware sold at less money than other dealers
buy it for. 1t will pay you to buy the
goods now; do not put il If until too late
J. B. SONiNERvILLE, Assignee,
1854 Market Square.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-04-21

MAnleO.-A DoANbN'
Mr. j ". Ferrel, 21O1 Main Street, Wheel
ing, ". "a:
DEAR SIR-Ths season is upon US and
We are ready for delugs of orders. Let
them come. The Spring line now 10 our
hands, backed By our practically exhaust
less resources for meetirg every demand,
should enable you to adapt yourself to the
tastes and pockeibooks of all-fIom the
man who wears the most elegant tailor.
made clothiug down to The little man OF
onr years. who requires 3 trustworthy suit
for SUNDAY" YoD can without the
slightest he5itarcy, recommend any and
every sample in the outfit es thoroughly
reliable, and the prices given you are the
same as charged in Oak Hall, Philadel-
phia. Wishing you success, and looking
for orders in rapid succession, we remain,
Yours very truly,
WANAMAKER & BROWN.
Philadelphia, april Is, 1889
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-04-21
Prices Thae Talk.

This week We VIII offer the following
Yea, bargains:
600 yards of the celebrated Lawrence
Ii muslin 600 43c a yard worth &c.
$500 yards Barred NainsOok at SIC per
Yard, worth 124c.
1000 pair Lsce Curtains from 40c per
pair up.
10 pieces 46 inch wide black all wool
Hearielta cloth at SOC per yard, worth
Soc.
% 1ieces 46-igcA wide (all cOlors) Hen
,istta cloth at 42c per yard, warth Co..
p Z. eces eli colOrs Surah Silk at 43c
CT yard, worth 65c
The above are prices for this week only
STONE & THOMAS
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-04-21
"a a SMALL WAY
-ao News o. the Day POinteoiJ Fars
srspbed for Hasty Readers

-ao News ol the Day POinteoiJ Fars
grspbed for Hasty Readers
Union BUILDING ASSOCIATION to-mor'
TOW evening.
ALL The church choirs were praetlcinG
f last evening, for to-day's services.
THERE we're three cases in Police COur'
yesterday morning. Two went to tn'
hill
Hr11,rAN Watch d,ub.-NO. Is drew
the watch in club No. l, and AZ IN ciut
No. .
THE ground for the new Seventh WARD
schcol building was staked of last even
Ing.
THs Teu.onia Singing Society will gave
d grand concert and ball at their hall 70
morrow evening.
TIVE Mes.rs. WateThouse Bros. have
opened I'D their new wholesale house on
Main aad Water streets, and are ready ioI
business.
NJ. W. BELL & Sons. the well known
brick firm of the South Side have started
90 their works and viii Iun STEADY through
the summer.
WILL IRWIN, the enterprising South
: he druggist, has purchased an elegant
new fountain ard Will be pleased TO nave
It tested by everybody.
OFFICERS Carney, Lukens, McNicnol
AID Hell pulled Mrs Miller's house OF III
r.rae las. night capturing the madAne'
-b-ee qirls and one man.
TIE IVES. VI GINA Tobacco Company
h.vs a supply of their goods manuisc
tpr.d. and he work of distribution to the
,sbo'e.a,e trade will commence tomorrow.
CAPT CHARLEY BOOTH, Of Darlington,
i- bnlding a new steamboat at Hsrmar,
o inst below Marietta, 20 take the place
OF tie telegram. Sweeney & Son Will
supply the machinery. She will be
acnched next week.
NEXT Thursday evening the Elks will
hold a 7erT important meeting. In addi-
ZION 20 INSTALL 9 several candidates for
membership, they VIII perfect arrange
ments for the trip to Pittsburg, IN May.
there about four thousand Eks are ex-
pected TO assemble.
THE concert which was to have been
given ~ Wells5urg on April 20 has bsen
postponed until May 81. owing to the
desth of Rev. Brown. Persons who pur-
chased tickets for the excursion and con-
cart are notified that the boat will leave st
A clock on the afternoon Of that date.
A GOOD 5eal Of excitement was created
Market styset las. evening By small
COY stealir . base ball bat from a rack in
'front.' Of Stanton & DavenpOrt's store and
slipping across tie street, with one Of the
clerks after him h nabbed the 10y IN
Hi3bsrd's alley, but the kid threw the bat
way and another member Of the base ball
nine he belonged to gOt the bat and disap-
yeared. 1t Will probably be in use to-day.
The bat was valued at 81.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-04-21

SPECIAL SID GLOVE SALE.
rWE GREATEST BARGAIN IN KID
GLOVES ever offered Ina the city.
We have purchased the entire pro-
ductiou ot the Ella Forge" Genuine
French Kid Gloves. They are nice
rre~h goods iu black and all desirable
shades aud sizes. They have the new
narrow embroidered stitched backs.
also the new patent button, which we
guarantee uOt to come on. We are Of
FERNS these very desirable goods al
csc. a pair, regular price sl.SO.
LOT SWABACkER,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-04-21

THE Teutonis Singing Society will give
an enjoyable Concert and Ball on Monday
evening, April % at thhir hall, corner
Thirty third and JACOB streets, on which
occasion the following well-known soloists
will take paIt: Miss Flora Williams and
Messrs. r V. Arkle and Chas. Zulauf.
All are cordially invited.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-04-21

EDw. L ROSE, O. Edw. L. Rose & Co.,
has just returned from on extended trip
East While there he purchased the finest
line of Bicycles, Tricycles and Velocipedes
ever brought to this market. They ex-
pect stock in t6is week. Don't fa:l to ex-
anime if you wish the hest
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-04-21
1ntsrrnnt,nn 10 Street Car Tram,

The work Of perfecting the adjustment
NJ the electric giras on the South Side was
.ot completed yesterday morning, as he'd
bsen anticipated, although the men
-olk d faithfully al night on the job.
The result vas that the electric cars were
not running yesterday until a very lat
hour in me afternoon, greatly 20 the in
convenience OF tho public The Island line
-an as usual The completion of work IL
the lower end of the city will greatly IA
c,Gfate RE movement Of cars, and will re-
suit IN a spOndipgly better service.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-04-21

DYSPEPSIA, indigestion, sick headache,
and that tired feeling are cured by Hoods
Ssrsapasills, which tones the stomach,
promotes healthy digestion, creates an
appetite. cures sick headache and builds
% tie whole system. Sold by all drug
ISIS. 100 ID sses One Dollar.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-04-21

With their usual enterprise Edward l.
Rose & Co. have leased the hall in Grand
Opera House building, formerly occupied
by the Masons, and have supplied bicycles
for the free use of s1 puTsons purchasing
wheels of them. They extend cordial
invitation to all interested 10 call.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-04-21

PROF. A. ALLEN NOE will lecture in G..
A. r. Hall Sunday evening April Dist, at
80 o cloCk. Subject: The God of the
Bible. Admission % cents.
Reports Of the press:
Mr.. Noe is an eloquent speaker, and all
will be interested who hear him.
ter Pa. Daily Express.
Prof. Noe understands his subjects and
is an able, eloquent speaker. - Western Re
serre TO-, y Chronicle.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-04-21

Excursion tickets to New York City
will he sold at low round trip rates via
the Pennsylvania Lines for the Centennial
Celebration of the Inauguration OF George
Washington, to be held on April 20 and
80, 1889. For full information apply 70
J. G Tomlinson, Ticket Agent, T., G. &
st. L. Ry. Passenger Station, or to j.
Bailie, Ticket Agent, Mcclure House,
Wheeling, w. Va. 371014-17-21-26
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-04-21
nIn-n Vlotnrs Onm.ng.

E3w. L. Rose & Co. have 90 more Vic
tor Satellites on The road, f L. Rose having
purchased this extra lot while East. Call
Early and secure q Victor.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-04-21
Do You Wl.h to Ride a bicycle

Ifsocall on Edw. L, Rose q Co., So Twelfth
S rect, they having leased the old Masonic
Hnll expressly for the use of their Gus
toners. Bicycles furnished free Of ex-
pense 10 the learners.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-04-21
REYMANN
Brewing GOnpaly's
BOOK
bee R
WILL MAKE rs
LAST APPEARANCE
OF THIS SEASON
MONDAY and TUESDAY.
apNaiq
AIbrflin9 Register


Mr. @ Schaepf ths Opera House drug
gist, made .he to,lce icg observations oil the
tempertu,e Friday Q @. M. 81 g a. n. s.,
Gu, l2 ~. %. g b m, 75i p. no Il
Weathe.. cloudy