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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-05-04
Is. Coon sellsDry GOodsthecheapest.

In YOU have not tried Panhandle
Coffee. YOU should no once. There Is no
other I'm the market that viii compare
with it
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-05-04

COOP Lace Curtains from SOC per pair
up. at Henry Jacobs. Peoples Bank
Building.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-05-04
Our Dress Goods Sale

This season has been immense because we keep
the largest assortment and Best Goods Mt Low
est Prices, Our line is complete in every grade.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-05-04
workinrmen. Take Notice.

Lined Jeans Pants at so cents a pair
at STEINFELD Bros,
1871 Main 81.
For ten days only.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-05-04

- pieces English Henrietta Cloth that
are cheap at 37l5 cents. will go for lsl4
cents. Come in the morning, if posi-
BILE. and avoid the rush.
STONE Il THROWS.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-05-04
CIT THIS OUT.
Read! Read bargains That Beat the
World.

Read! Read !-Barsalhs lndt De"t 'he
World.
This week, each day. we offer the fol-
lowing extraordinary bargains:
BARGAIN FOR MONDAY.
800 pieces of ChallieS, worth ; and 10
cents. at the low price Of 9% cents.
BARGAIN FOR TUESDAY.
100 pieces Surah Silks, worth 30, 60
and - cents, at the extraordinary low
price of - cents.
BARGAIN FOR WEDNESDAY.
200 pieces Shifting Chevoits that re-
tail everywhere for and : cents, our
price will be 80 cents.
BARGAIN FOR THURSDAY.
$50 pieces SeerSuckcrS, price every
where is and 10 cents, they will 90 at
A cents.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-05-04

THOSE who buy Panhandle Coffee
once never use any other.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-05-04
Late srsteml Late system!

Learn the late system as taught in
Halloran'S Commercial School. Terms
only SIS. You learn all the old systems
as well. No. 1900 Market street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-05-04

PAN-HANp1E Coffee is the kind TO
buy.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-05-04

An article that everybody should try
Panhandle Coffee.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-05-04

CoMrErrroRS Of the PillSbury.S Best
flour are grumblng because they are
losing customers. Why? Because their
brands DO not equal the PillSbury and
will not sell i'm its place. The people
will have the best.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-05-04

JUST opened a new lot of Dinner Ware
and Chamber Sets at very low prices.
JOHN FRIEDEL'S.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-05-04

THE Dagg Bros Shoe CO., 1902 Mar
ket street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-05-04

LOOK out Buckeye Extracts are on the road
And coming in 10y the car load
They're ON every tongue and in every hand
For they are finest in the land
Ask your grocer for them
New popular sizes.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-05-04
The Work of Improving Sidewalks.

For Genuine kangaroo Shoe 90 to
Dagg Bros, 1902 Market street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-05-04

market is Panhandle Coffee.
Mr.. ). G.. NAYLoR has vastly i'm
proved his store by coat Of paint and
other Improvements. He is a live,
wide-awake merchant. He has dis.
played a commendable spirit Of enter
prise in discarding from his trade the
cheap" and inferior grades Of grocer
les, and has repleniShed his stock with
a finer class Of flood products than
has ever been carried on the Island be-
fore.
\ LARGE stock of best make of fire
and burglar proof safes at cost and car
riage for ten days, TO make room for
fresh stock. Store full and two car
loads coming. Come in and price, and
if you want safe you will buy.
TIE GLOBE CONTRACT Co.,
80 Fourteenth Street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-05-04

THE most remarkable article on the
market is Panhandle Coffee.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-05-04
ANNOUNCEMENT.

We are now prepared to furnish
Lumber, House Patterns and Mil Work
in all its branches, having the services
of none other but the very BEST
SKILLED WORKMEN. We solicit
the patronage of the public, and will
make prices defying competition.
j. 4. HOLIDAY & SON.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-05-04

\ LARGE stock of best make of fire
and burglar proof safes at cost and car
riage for ten days, TO make room for
fresh stock. Store full and two car
loads coming. Come in and price, and
if You want safe you will buy.
THE GLOBE CONTRACT Co..
80 Fourteenth Street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-05-04
WHEELING INSTALMENT CO..

We've run ahead OF our feputa' Ol lu -tr.
eral housefurnishings- Particular.ys0
MISUNDERSTANDING every want and
new ideas constantly arriving places us ID
a position TO display an assortment Of gods
vet d-COmmencing tomorrow
and during the week Wei display some
very choice styles in Solid Oak Chautr
Suits at prices well worth remember.
Large Heavy Oak Suits that sold p-.
larly for $40. 90 We'll offer as low as 500
These goods are not confined 10 one 0rtg1
designs-We show 'em in severa. UNIQUE
far-fetching ones-They are good, y-
could not buy from the manufacturer q.
our price-They are goods you sill BOG
have an opportunity TO buy again even here
at those figures- They are good, 'l4.
bear the imprint of high standard. and
YOU are not thoroughly pleased with them
send them back at our eNpen,e ana -
YOUR money-Whaty You buy here yoaw
always find as represented w bay bush
we do is done only on a basis Of "tru'lf
representatiOnr-G must Doe %, rtlr-
scented when sold by us.
WHEELING INSTALMENT co.
Baby Carriages are with MS hoUby-We
show more Carriages than all The houses b
this city combined can show afnde,
are piling in upon US so fast thar Ee lar-.g
know what to do with them I-eual.-
facturers never wait TO know whether We
have room for them OF not-Ilar ,unF
know we've contracted 10 take ferclrn'
productions and they ship ite. o l,as
fast as they can-To relieve ihe etTo"o-
ing condition of our store we 0ret some
stunning bargains this week u Carriages.
WHEELING INSTALMENI ca.
Another lot of goods 10 Doe moved 4..lc".i
by drop in prices Is our eNten,. SO me a..
Refrigerators- More style ara 4'".I't
combined is hard % lind IN these goods oN'-
side of our line-The Rcireeraiore N'
show have a worldwide reputation
They are the very best for the very .e@',
money-We show them ia az SIZES ava
entirely exclusive designs-ke
that formerly sold at Sl3m we o.. -' .'
week at ONLY Sg.5O-The same general pr
duction will be made on all size !01
have not already an account Wit. rs '.-I
and open one-We'll be pleased io s.."
Won where we can save you money ''
don't need much money 10 buy goods N,'e
Our instalment system Will eh"'.
YOU to pay in easy payments.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-05-04

PAN-HANDLE Coffee in SuperSeding
every other brand i'm the market. Try il.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-01-10
fAsmIoNs IN rAnLE 1.rxI;v.

There are fashions for table linen Just
as there are fashions in millinery. There
are certain articles that are used on the
table which are always fashionable.
There,are some articles which will he
popular fora few months and then go
out of style altogether. Fine white
damask table cloths are always fashion
able. They should always be used.
They may be handsomely embroidered,
fringed or edged with lace, they may fall
quite to the floor or just IL half a. yard
over the edge Of the table. {5s8 q
Napkins for the table should match the
cloth. They should be fine and large and
lanndercd without starch. Fruit napkins
are always colored. Finger bowl doilies
are just six inches square, including the
fringe or hem. They shouldb be made Of
a nice cloth, linen, lace or the richest
silk. Sometimes they are embroidered
with sketches.
Old-fashioncd turkey red cloths and
napkins are now very much used for
lunch and tea. Other popular colors are
pink, yellow, light blue and drab. Then
there are sets of the very finest linen,
trimmed with lace, ana some are oil hne
damask with the family's monogram
wrought in colorcd threads, either in one
corner or on the middle of the cloth a
few inches from the centre fold.
For eggs, rolls, corn and so forth, nap
kins are generally about half yard long,
some arc envelope shaped, while others
have one end turned under and the other
ornamented to lay over the article. They
are made of coarse linen and hemmed.
Napkins for trays and carving napkins
are made either in white or colored wash
silk thread and arc fringed or braided
with quaint designs.-Mail and Express
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-01-10
HOUSEHOLD MATTERS.
rlcrunE scA,lnrs.

The fancy of Hanging Scarf or athrown
over tho corier Ola picture or an easel
to break the angular lines is becoming
general, and adds dainty grace and color
to many otherwise colorlcss, sombre,
though beautiful prints. Thus an etching
OF springtimc may be enhanced in beauty
by scarf of India silk in pale azure blue
figured in pale colors and conventional
pattern with apple blossoms, or,a picture
of autumn may he hung with scarf of
blue and white Chinese Grape in II pattern
of bamboo or rice brnuthcs, with wild
flowers and birds, or such material as
may be- found in Chinese stores. Awhile
Grape printed with graceful flight Of
waterfowl may serve to drapc an easel
that holds nm inland water scene. The
taste of tho furnishor will suggest where
such 1rapcry will he valuable and where
it is supcriiuous, and simply burden
rather than ornament the room.-New
York Tribune. .,,.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-01-10

The natives Of New Guinea live in rec,
tangular huts, which they build of the
trunks of trees, bamboo, leaves and ribs
of leaves and bast made of lianas. In
the mountains, where rain is frequent
occurrence, the thick, high roofs of these
huts reach almost to the ground, making
them much more clumsy in appearance
than those situated nearer the warmer
cOlst. az ~
But the most astonishing popularity
which strikes the explorer is that of the
stree houses" which, however, are not
used for habitations in the ordinary sense
OF the word, but serve rs fortresses and
places of retrcnt in case of war 1t is
scarcely safe to visit these "castlcs in the
trcc-tops, ,, for the weak, sky high, rope
ladders, made of the bast of lianas would
scarcely inspire any one with confidence
enough for the undertaking. tA'@ tss ~
In some parts along the coast the huts
are built on posts, which is not done to
make them easily defensiblc, but to pro-
tcct them from the dangers of flood. To-
ward the inland, these houses are un.
known, and the villages are built upon
high ridges of mountains, which are al
most inaccessible and easily protected
against enemies. The water which they
use has to nc carried from long distances
by the women, who occupy the place Of
slavcs.-S. L0uis Post Dispatch.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-01-10
Elsl. and Bird h. q Death tirappie.

Akingishcr sat on a branch of a dead
tree, ons the edge of Lake Kcuka, the
sotherday, near, Fairchild's Point. N. Y,
watching for his dinner. A black bass
| fisherman was in his boat in the cove
only two or three rods above the spot
where the bird WAS sitting. He duff
fishing, and Kept his cyc" on the king
fisher, curious 10 see the bird dive for its
fish when the time came. lie had to
wait butaS short fine. for n fish cafno
within the line Of the kingiishcr's vision,
and the bird dropped like stone into
the water and disappeared, beneath the
snffactss sIti rcappcarel almost immcdi
atoly with fish impaled in its strong.
spcar-like beak. The birds body had
scarcely come to the surface, however,
when 1t disappeared again with sudden
ness that left no doubt that it Ind been
jerked hack by something that had
seized it. The kiugiishcr did not come
up again, and the fisherman rowcd to the
spotwhcrc it had gone down to sec ii he
could find IN explanation of the bird
extraordinary disappearance A dead
pickcrcl, about eight inchc, long. was
floating on the water. \ hole through
its body below the dorset fin showed
plainly enough that, the pickcrcl was the
fish tho kiugtishcr had spearcd. The
fisherman drftcd about The spot for some
time, but being unable to discover any
thing that would solve the mystery of the
BIRDS disappearance, was turning his
boat to row back to the cove when some
thing came to the surface near the shore
twenty-five yards below The fisherman
rowcd down to the spot, and to his sur
prise found an immense pickcrcl and
with it the kingiishcr. One of the king
fishers legs was between the great Jaws
of the pickercl, the .lattcr's long teeth
being set through and through il. The
kinsishcr's long, keen bill was thrust
through the pickcrcl's body from side TO
side, six inches below the head. Tie
situation explained itself. The pickcrcl
had seized The kingtishcr as it was rising
from the water with the small fish and
pulled it back beneath the surfacc, cx-
pccting to dine on it, The big bird had
instinctivcly turned and dubbed its bcall
through the pickcrcl, inilictng II fatal
wound. The pickcrcl, with the bull
dog tcnacity Of its kind had kept its
hold on the birds leg, and the two had
died together and iloatcd to the surface.
The position of the two was not changed,
and they have been sent :, Rochester
taXdermist to he preserved aud mounted
rs they appear in their death embrace
Netc York SIM
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-01-10
Bisnanrck.s Last Cigar.

Whit Bismarck did with his last cigar
at the battle of Konigratz DR.. .Kohut in a
recent work has allowed him to tell in
his own words. .sirt reet,4gf
81 boarded my last cigar during the
battle as miser boards his treasure. |
painted in glowing colors the delightful
hour when, after the battle was won, |
could smoke it in peace. But had mic
calculated. 1 saw poor wounded
dragoon. He lay there on the field help
less, with both arms smashed, and
whimpercd for some kind of relief. 1
went through my pockets but found
only money, and that would not help
him. But wait; had still fine cigar.
This lighted for him and stuck it be-
tween his teeth. You ought to have
seen that poor fellows grateful smile
No cigar ever tasted so good to me as
this one which did not smoke
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-01-10
Nus. mAnpIsoN's nusY DAYS

Mrs. Harrison is a busy, active woman
every minute Of tho day, says Wash
ington ietter 10 the Pittsburg Times. She
sees 10 every household matter demand
ing her attention, and is especially fond
Of visiting the Conservatives. Whom
her grandchildren nre here thoyr are
always with her, Now that they are
absent she has leisure to give to her
painting, the last new books and mag,i-
zines, the pile of daily papers and her
mall
This latter burden is not quite us great
ls during the first few months of her
White House residence, but il is marvel.
Gus job yet 10 get through with each
lay and not allow any accunulations.
She drives out often in tho mornings
downtown on shopping excursions, and
goes in and out the business store with
nut exciting the least attention from my
body. But generally for the shopping
expedition she takes the Office carriage
md hns one of the servants to drive her,
md consequently is hardly ever rccog-
iized.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-01-10
NOT vvIrHourcA1E.

You may build you an elegant mansion
And fence it around with gold. u
Set it all with diamonds and rubies. %
You may keep out the wind and cold. a'
You may Danish from il all intruders,
Have music and levity there:7 i.e.
You may Shut out Discord and Envy SCR
But you cannot shut out Care +'r9oI
You may build you lowly cottage. b., b.,
: You may paint it all in white, III ru-.
drow vines and shade-trees aboutit, ''.e
Let III only sunshine and light: r'3 ,'if
You may keep out the envy and malice 'A'7
That wrinkle the faces sewear. 90" nmt
You may keep Love inside, aud Content
meut- tH''t
But you cannot keep out Care. - .,...
You may sing with the voics OF nm angel,
You may dance with faisy's feet, s''' ~
You may laugh till your laughter make,
music
For every one that you meet; p. i.
70" may dance till yonr feet seem twink
ling,
I'LL the roses fa,l- in your hair, i,,
You may dance till the world dies Of envy
But you cannot dahce away Care. fi-, -.s
You may smile in the face of women
Who envy your very life,
AS you hide from their eye; all the burdens.
lhe WEAKNESS helri-ac;les and strife;
on may live So thepoor will adore you, { r
Live Il life that tho world t-allsif
on may let love BE- conquered by Duty
But you cannot live without Care. i..-3
- nm, U;.y,:..~...
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-01-10
IL JAPANESE COSTUME;

The Countess Oynna, wife Of the .lapa.
ncsc Minister Of War, Is one of the few
ladies of the court circle mt Toxic who
receive Mt their own homes in the native
costume which European fashions are so
fast driving out OF the land of the
Nlikado. The Countess prefers the com
Portable and picturesque Japanese dress
to the foreign costumes which the court
has adopted, and this in spite of the fnct
TINT she is one of the first japanese wo.
men educated in America, having grad
'mtcd at Nassnar in 1852, the only wo-
man Of her race who has received the
baccalaurcate degree. Stcmatz Ynmu-
kawa, MS she was known before her mar
riagc, spent about ten years in this coun-
try, coming with the Jupancso Embassy
oil 1877, and returning so thoroughly
Amcricanizcd that she had almost for
gotten her own language. She is re-
mcmbcrcd by her college mates us mn cx-
trcmely attractive girl, prctty--cvcn to
American cycs--tall, graceful and well
formed. The return To her native co,,n
try wns To her something Of mn ordeal.
She came here IL girl of twelve, adopted
the Christian religion and the customs
and habits of Thought of Western civil
ization ami went bnck marringcablc
woman Of twenty-five, with the knowl-
edge that her parents would Immediately
find II husband for her, very possibly
one moi nj all in sympathy with her ideas.
Fortunately The chosen spouse was the
Count lwao 0yanu, who was himself cdil.
Gated in France, and as whose wife She
has taken immediate rank in social and
philanthropic circles in Toxic A num-
Der of Japanese women hive since come
To thls country as students, and several
are here now. Miss Shgc Nagni tliiorctl
the Vassnr School of Music in 1878, and
made love match with Lieutenant Grin,
of the japanese Navy, who was educated
by his Government NJ our Naval Acad-
envy at Annapolis. and first met his
piquant countrywoman ut Vnssar fcic
to which number Of Annapolis youth
were invited. The Wedding was agreed
upon before either returned home One
of the festivities attendant on the mar.
riagc i'll Tioko was the amateur prcsenta-
ton of the Merchant of Venice" before
the court and Mix do Miss Time Ts,mla
studied ut the Archer Institute in Wash.
ington, and is now teaching in Tioko in
the Pccresses' School for Japanese No
blcwOmcn. @
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-01-10
A FEW WORDS TO GIRLS.

''ln the first place, girls, be very care
ful about your conduct toward the young
mon you meet. AS a1cwel OF gold in 4
swine S shout so isa fair woman without
discrctionl' And mo modern proverb
vendor or mcndcri has said IL trucr thing.
tic discreet; do not think that young
men arc tho only delightful people in the
world. or act as if youthought so. Keep
them alta proper distance; no man likes
or respects girl who rups after him, de-
fers to his opinion. or lets him say rude
things to her. Again, don't go out driv-
ing or walking or sailing alone with any
young man. Ifyou havcno real chnpcron,
take another girl with YOU he most par
ticular about the Young men with whom
you associate. Avoid fast mon US YOU
would ilcpcrs. Men who are dissipated
are Inherently low; no matter how, rich,
how handsome, how highly placed in
what is called society," Such men are no
'issociatcs for pure young girl.
Don't be too fine in your. clothes {;
simplicity and exquisite fresh ncatncss
are moro attractive in h girls costume
than any cxtravag'tncc of s fashion b or
costumes, OF material; but even the
plaincst dress may be made Haunting by
its immodcst style. Again, he Just as
careful with what young womons you arc
friendly with, as with young men. a
girl is always Judged by her friends;
keep civilly aloof fiom' tho fast, the
slnngy, the gigglihg girls you will too
surely meet. Choose your company more
carefully than your dress, for your friends
are true index Of your moral and mental
status Nothing can ever retrieve tho
mistakes you make nowip these respects
you ale now making history his
tory OF your life. God never made,
amonSa all the exquisite things of creation,
more lovely, enchanting, admirable
creature than n. fresh, pure, charming
young girl, full of mscliish Thought for
others. gentle, gracious nnd'spotlcss. -
Dry Goods chronicles. ot... ..,.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-01-10
TIE ENGLISH nIrL

The English girl, observes II traveller in
;hc Boston Herald, is, romantic and sub
nissivc. While as full OF sentiment MS
he ideal love letters tied with blue rib
,ons, she still regards man MS her lord
md master. She rarely dreams of dis
outing the supremacy of her husband,
athcr, or even brother, and her privilege
md pleasure are to minister unto them.
She is so affcctionatc in her home circle
that the average man has only to be nd :
united there to straightway fall head
over heels in love with girl who wor-
ships her brother, is forever kissing her
fond father, and disputes with her sisters
the honor and delight of warming the
paternal slippers. Even when Of thigh
station" she takes her turn in making the
tea and preparing the toast and supcrin-
tending the breakfast generally task
which mamma releSates to her daughters.
rhc English girl brcathcs this engaging
air of domcsticity. Man doesn't say,
GLOW she can waltz! how we'll she
looks at the opera how she surplssrs all
the other girls in the cotilion!"
No matter Ia what advantage she may
appear in evening dress under the soft
radiance Of tn. wax candles, what the
most invcterate bachelor whispers to
himself is This: "By George. what II
wife she would make. And what a
homc.'
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-01-10
TWO BEAUTY RECIPES.

Winter winds cause assures or crncks
in tlie lips that are not only extremely
unpleasant to look upon, but are cx-
Iuisitely painful, and by touching them
with your tongue you intensity the pain
very much. Go to the drug store and
get there an old remedy, so old that it
has the charm Of novelty. II rejoicrs in
nm ovcrpowcring Latin name. but when
You ask the druggist for it, in. English,
say you want citron cream; apply this
with your fingers, ora soft linen cloth,
and the cooling and healing result that
will follow will convince you that even
in medicine sometimes old things are
best.
To get of frecklcs, TO cause the sun
burn to disappear, you have got to put OH
your face anil neck, and ON your arms,
darkened by battling with the waves, Il
mixture of two parts Of Jamaica rum to
one of lemon juice; dabblc it weldon the
surface, let ii dry, and wash it oil in the
morning in your hot bath. Besides
whitening the skin. which the lemon
does, the rum gives it vigo. and makes
Il rosy flush come to the surface. You
will gain no good from this by doing it
for one or two nights keep it up for two
weeks mt the least and remember that
when your skin has that depressed worn
ont look that comes from sitting up too
late mt night, nothing will invigoratc it
like Il few drops of .Iamaica rum put into
the water with which you wash your
face.-Atianta Constitution.