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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-08-18
No Regard for Guests.

PLATTsBURe, N. Y, Aug. ls.-Sar-
anac Lake clubhouse, seventeen
miles from Saranac Lake village, was
destroyed by fire yesterday. Seven
ty-five guests lost nearly all their
personal effects. The origin Of the
fire is unknown.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-08-18
Railroad Consolidation

DEsMoINEs, Ia, Aug. lS.-The
Desmoines Northern, and Desmoines
North western rail roads are to be
consolidated under the name of Des-
moines Northern and Western road
will connect with Illinois Central at
Fonda and Chicago, Milwaukee and
st. Paul at Madrid, Ia.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-08-18
Smugglers Caught.

NEW YORK, Aug. lS.-The custom
house officials made several import.
ant seizures of struggled goods on the
steamship Umbria, arrived from Liver
pool.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-08-18
Suicide and Murder.

BEDFORD, Ind, Aug. lS.-Dr. Ju-
dab, the proprietor of the Avenue
Hotel, shot his wife in the neck last
night and then blew his brains out.
Mrs. Judah cannot recover.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-08-18
Prominent Physician Dead.

QUINCY, Ills, Aug. lS.-Dr. Guen-
ther, one of the city physicians of New
Orleans during the yellow fever cpl
demic Of 1878, died here Yesterday,
aged 60 years.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-08-18
Mortality Among Children.

MILWAUKEE, August 1S.-There
we're 149 deaths in the city last week,
and 100 of these were children under
five years Of age.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-08-18
Chance for a saloon Man.

A good paying beer saloon for sale.
The owner going into other business:
INQUIRE at the LIGHT Office. 8-17-2t
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-08-18
LATE TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES
AND STATE SPECIALS.
UP TO THE TIME OF GOING TO PRESS
The HOLY Coat Show,

NHO hwy OU"t N5'fV"'
PARIS, Aug. 1S.-An exhibition OF
"Holy Coat'at Argenteuil Sunday
attracted crowds of pilgrims.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-21

Bonnets for dress occasions are made,
in one case out of three, Of nothing
more than the triple classic band. rms
may be of let. or 10 may be- of gold braid
or il may boz az folded ribbons. The
hand +, lied in the back with erect bows
and through the knots are drawn now
crs. Theirs are filetS Of pinhy req RIO
hon that are very effective 90 TINS way
with ONE great rose for garniturc. 9th
.rs i'm black are ut once delicate and
.trilinc with lace aigretteS and gold and
nurnle or brown and gold orchids. The
LARGO hats arrevcn larger than common,
and often most fantastic with enormous
how, and equally large punches OF flow
erS.
GRAY and yellow, in the smoke and
flame shades, one meets constantly
They make most weirdy picturesque
and harmonious combinations. Inc
bridesmaids AT recent wedding were
f,.yr3y silk with flame yellow sa~hcS
and waiscoa,s of yellow crepe de chine.
Their hats were gray tuiIe with yell
low metal edge and long ends of ycilo"
metal ribbon hanging.
GRAY aud pink is pretty ID less daring
10 +, equally popular al weddings. one
/ of the fairest bridesmaids OF the season
wore silver gray cloth with coral panel
and gray Medici collar lined with coral
Her sleeves with puff of coral were COW
cred with gray passementerie. Her ha,
wirh its coral velvet crown bad band
Of cray velvet and a bunch OF gray tips
behind.
The cuiras, 6odicc> produce startling
effect, at receptions and 10 lheaiel
boNc>. A dress ol the steeiy gray oil
armor Worn with bold crimson cniraS'
,9- ,foreiul eyes all that evening ana
sent do, bone 10 dream uoonlous'y OF
WAS afd tmors ct WIS IL SPOKE
l..l, ot drums and martial paf1des.
Beside it was toiletthat should nave
praycd uuiei.ug. 1t. too. was OF gray =
soft greeuiSb. whiti>h gray, over wh1ch
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-21
rh.t s1-n11-ooo. GOO ,Iean..

A CORES pOndeut writes 90 the GATOR
q the st. Louis Republics follows
Whom YOU recently commented upon
rte fact that The late Congress had APP
urapriatcd sL0ll. 100000 of the people $
money mo- doubt your readers realized
chat this was very large sum. yet
There ago few people who have any iIe"
Of f.. vastnc>s and to understand what
10 really means the figures must Doe pre-
,er..d .n some form the mind can grasp
have made few calculations when
.,tv i. OF interest 90 many.
suppose l.OiLO00,Ou0 silver dollars
v.-. laii side by side. their edges touch-
ing. taDy would make % band 23,'lN
milo, long. reaching nearly around thc
OH. globe. II they were laid in piles
thry would mike l.772 piles each mile
high. In the form of dollar bills they
would make So piles each mile high.
IT. au expert counter We're engaged to
count SLolLo0G00o. an in nice new dol
ar bills. no the rate of Sl0o per minute,
working ten hours day, it would take
over -i years Of 800 working DAYS To
finish the Job Lastly, 10 would require
rnr work of >i.OOO.O0U men at - per0ay
.ar three and ouo-thrd years 10 earn
This sum.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-21
FNCERPTS
from the state sabbath school CONVEX
tion Of West Virginia.

SoeriGl Correspondence Of NE Recis'fr
GRAFTON. March 2O.-At yesterdays
session of the State sabbath School
convention, the committee ON Creden-
tials reported that ZIG delegates were
present. The following executive COM
mittee was appointed.
George W. Atkinson. Wheeling, DR..
L. C. Tarrow. ParkcrSburg: Rev. a.
Mick. Charleston; Rev. j. c. Burdall,
Mound>yllc: Rev VI. T. Burmtte,
Ritchic. c. H.: Rev. j. b. Morgan,
GerardStown: Rev. john Mcintosh,
RavenSwood: Rev. c. H. Trump, Mar
tiusburg: =. X. Jacobs Worthington.
ON motion the President and Secretary
were added TO the committee.
The following resolutions We're uuani-
mouSly adopted.
I'm view of the diSurganized condition
of the international Sunday School
work in the bounds of West Virginia,
and to secure better work for the fu-
turc. we offer the following Is the sense
0f this convention:
/. RcSolrcd, That the proper steps be
taken as soon as practicable to secure
the thorough organization of every
county In the State, and we pledge our
selves To aid in the organization OF the
several counties in which We reside.
%. Rc>oircd. That we endorse the use
of am available help i'm the preparation
of the Sunday school lessons AT home,
but I'm the active sessions of the Sunday
school. the Bible alone should be in
the hands Of both teachers and
scholars, and We will use our
influence to place IN the hands of every
scholar who can read Bible as his
own property; and will by precept and
example recommend such use of the
same in all our schools.
g.. RcSolrCd. Thatin the liquor traffic
we recognize the most deadly foe TO all
our efforts TO chriStiauize and save the
race. and we urge upon the officers and
we urge UDon the teachers Of all our
SUNDAY schools 10 present plainly and
pointedly the teaching OF the scriptures
months subject. aud when at all prac-
tical use the quarterly temperance les
sons recommended by the international
sunday School Committee. and we
commend ,tbe good work done by the
Independent Order of Good TemplarS-
w. c. T. L. and all other temperance
organizations in our State
:, RcsolrcJ. That the Lord Day must
be preserved as o day OF rest and wor-
| Shin for an our people. and we enter
our most solemn protest against open
ing ON the Christian Sabbath, for the
welfare of the public, the Columbian
EXPOSITION to b, held in the city Of Chi
c2go i'm 1898: and should the Board OF
Commissioners SO forget the laws OF
God and 10 outrage the Christian senti-
ment of the nation rs 20 open said Far
to the public on the sabbath Day. the
Christian people should withhold their
exhibits and their patronage by non.
attendance: and that copy of these
resolutions be forwarded 10 said Com
mission. and one to the Congress of the
United States, by the Secretary OF this
Convention.
:. RcSolrcd. That the thanks of this
convention are hereby extended to the
good people Of Grafton for the hoSpita-
| ble manner in which they have enter
tanned its members and to mem
hers of the NJ. Z. Church on the
use of their house in which TO hold our
nveution and to all railroads that
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-21

Saturday, tho 18th Day of April,
a D. 1881

beginning 80 10 o'clock a. 10 the following de-
.cribcd property that i- t0 Say, certain piece
o- parcel cf land IN tie First wasd ~ tho 'iiy ~
"a hernng. ". Va. lying and being Immediately
north of abe property OF the estate oi David Gar.
den deceased. westo OF Main street aud south oI
Fourth street. formerly called Bank street,
sui east of fhe Ohio river. being part oi 10"
same p-opfrty conveyed 20 Waiter j. Breoks
Trustee. hy John j. Jones. trustee. by decd dated
tho 18th day of Angus. a. D. ls5j. and nov oi
record In me- Clerk Office 70 the County Court
OF Ohio county. West Virginia. 10 deed book
No -. on pages i3i md i'ti and bang also me
same piece % property mot was conveyed ny
william l.. Hearn and Thomas OBri.n. tfus'
tees. % said West Virginia China Company oy
deed bearing date The Eth day 90 September A.
ID. 1857. and of record In the said Clerk. Office
Of said County Court of Ohio county Ia Deed
Book No ~. on page 10 ] viii 90 the same
time and place sell AL the machinery nkturesi
and mould- u the said West virginia china
Company ~ the work. OF ssic Company. -itu
ated upon the above described property.
The parcel Of land described above contains
about so acres and one-haif " land and ha-
upon 10 a large and complete pottery works
which is practically new. having been 10 opera
ton jess than Two year,.
TERMS or SALE-Oue-third ~ The purchase
none. OF as mush more %. the purchaser may
elect 20 pay. cash in hand on the day % s9le'
the residue in two equal instruments. pay
,a one aud two years from the day or SAFE lhr
deferred instruments 20 be secured 20 me SAWS
faction of the Undersigned trustee ny giFlnZ
lien on the property sold ...,...,,.-,o,,
,-t Trustee.
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-21

trailed and splashed sea-weeds. 1t was
a frOck OF the seaside piazza. with moon
light 10 silver misty outlines.
Stars were not lacking, for at no
great distance was dusky br0wn-gray
frock studded by way of border with Jet
luminaries. II would be making a
metaphor go on al fours TO compare its
"Frenchy" Louis NV. caSaque to the
mantle night, and yet assuredly it was
sprinked with points that shone. On a
head of short straight dark hair rested
a capOte of set plaitS with greenish
gray feather.
The lowered silks are among the
pretteSt things that are shown TO de-
light the spring. Some of them repro
duce quaint old medieval patterns.
Overa soft ivory satin ground climbs Il
Silvery lattice work, and across this
stray faint-hued roses full Of old world
grace and sentiment. This is sixteenth
century and Venetian. Flowers are
drawn snail and often rather prim, as
on the silks that generation ago our
mothers used 10 delightin. Sometimes
they are curiouSiy spotted aud notified.
Frocks for the after Easter dances are
being made of creamy chiffon with knots
of tiny roses or valley lilies sustaining
their feStoonS Wreaths Of roses circle
white shoulders, and girdles of the
royal flowers are lOoped about slender
waists.
Dress is very smart on the afternoon
paradeS. Georgia Cayyan was out yes
terday in a pale gray frock and jacket
braided with gold aud silver galore.
Her trim little toque had the same gar
niture and over it large crimson bird
spread its wings. A frock Of light blue
with stripes of yellow of a soft rough
make. like swan skin, was very notice
able a black satin swept the pave
ment. aud over il were dotted viOletS,
pimpernel and other spring blooms. II
had ictted girdle, and where the skirt
opened at the side one saw an under
gown of the most delicate heliOtrOpe.
A white cloth frock that crossed the
sidewalk from a carriage was cut with
long jacket and clnging skirt in the
Louis Nv. style. 1t had a brocadc
waiStcoat, lace sleeve ruilleS and at the
throat a white lace jacob. The hat was
white felt with lily of the valley trails |
4 brocadc after which eyes were turned |
was of yellow datfOdilS on black. A |
Quieter frock was of the new color. |
cedar wood, striped in small fora |
designs. A simple but unique costume
was of brown cheviot and silk, the |
bodice crossing transverSely from above |
the right shoulder To below the left arm |
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-21

have extended fayors, and to sister
crafts and Brother Reynolds, who have
SO ably contributed TO the success of the
convention, and especially to the Hon.
b. +. Martin, for his untirlng efforts to
arouse the Sunday School workers of
the State of West Virginia, and who
has so admirably succeeded in firing
their enthusiasm a. this large aud in
terested convention testi6es.
A. b. RoHRBAUGH.
w. r. WRIGHT,
j. II. FLANAGAN,
Committee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-21
anr Sale nun 9nr a'ei,t.
FOR. SALE.

Thetvl story Brick Dwelling on northeast
corner Of Twenty-slNth and Ion streets. rms
is a GOOD and substantial house With good
Brick Stable on rear. and viii be sold nt about
what the house alone would cost 60 hulld
Frame House containing siA rooms, ni 30. ~
Market street .,
Brick House containing >iN rooms go No. l'i
Sixteenth street.
Ruilditg Lot, 40 Pleasant Valley. National
Road Choice location Above high water.
Hutldiue Lot, on NcCuIloch street, ihfrt
square. north OF Central Glass Works, from 800
up 90 SOD Splendid binding sites N'''f
bothered by floods.
Building Lots nu east end of Fourteen h "ui
Fifteenth streets.
Building Lots on Twenty ninth street, east "'
NcCulloch street. so}l.
Six Room House. 2ilq Jacob street = .4''
Eight Room Dwelling. with large l"fH' Jul
Martin Ferry Very cheap.
Six.roomed House with hall. bath room. ho'
and cold water. 80 1904 Mctolioch street a'
much less than II cost
4 new ave roomed Brick House on northwest
corner OF Eleventh and Eoh itrr'fs tln'l
Country Res idrnce with ga nc''s OF frouhu
a: Elm Grove, 10 minutes walk ifom station;
House, containing eight rooms. good cellat
cistern and splendid we'll, natural cas large
stable. yard contains hrauiliu mace .rses
shrubbery: large orchard and good garden
Tai, properly fronts 5lO feet on National ROAD
VIII sell as a whole or divide y. situated on d
beautiful elevation. with natura. drainage
4 20 acre Farm ON Fairmon' PIKE nine inll'
from this city. Good hoGs', stable AUG ont
buildings Forty acres 10 Blue Grass ilui'
stone land. Price. $3.50
a Vegetable Farm Oh Ohio river No D'''''
ground. will grow anything. Containing y
acres: good house. five minutes walk 20 -i"
tion. -iN miles from Wheeliu..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-21
WOOL.

PHILADELPnlA, PA, March 20. - Wool
market quiet, and prices unchanged
Ohio. Pennsylvania and West Virginia XA
coarse 3i;a35c: New York, Michigan.
and delaina and Western fine or y or Ky
ga32i<c: fine washed delaine X and Xxx
Sia3sc: medium washed, com6iug and de
laine. 42a43c: Canada combing, 5sa.6c I;
tub washed choice 35a4Oc, fair 37a3fc;
coarse S3a35c; medium uhwashed comb
ing and delaine 2qa3l5<c: coarse do pa
2SI5c; Montana 2Oa24c; Territorial l6a22c.
Bosrox. March 20-Wool market. firm.
Sales j. 10000 pounds. Ohio X 3la'i2c; HN
Basic: No. !. 3sc; Michigan zoe; No.
giia37c: combing and deaine firm; No
combing 4Oai2c; Ohio fine delalne 5a5'c'
Niichigan do 35a36c: unwashed combHg
2Ga27c: Territory, Texas and California
quiet and firm. Pulled woods steady;
choice supers 4Oaijc; fair to good supers
4Oc: extra 22a32c Foreign woods firm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-21
EASTER FASHIONS.
SPRING STYLES OPEN BLOSSOMS BRIGHT AMI
FAIR
What Oas Hay See IS One Goes uP and Down and
Observes Millinery Stars, Ooiling
Snakes and Fresh C1siBuss-A Sea
son Of Novelties

NU|'TT| |UTT9flTIT-ITTTTI' 70 TT II -''ITI'
NEW YORK. March lS.-Wonderfully
interesting is the city In these days.
The shops are in full spring blossom,
aud the luNuriance and the brilliance Of
the lowering increases from morning
until afternoon and from evening unto
morning Here is milliner who mas
made of her show window a boud0ir all
hung with peach bloom silk right
daiutily. Here sanother who has turned
hers into a garden, where buds OF bon
nets expand into full-blown hats on the
branches OF lilac and acacia trees. The
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-21

STATFs-Duli ana steady.
RAILRoADs-Duli: sales, ssh. csc.
STOCK,-The Post says: $50 far as tue
stock of gold In the country is concerned
there is no Importance Whatever ia me
prcsc nt exports. So far as the prices OF
stocks are concerned the exports of gold
have very temporary tendency TO put
them down from the mere reason that
the gold exports come Immediately
ont of the bank reserves and usually
cause a decrease In the surplus reserve.
Stock spectators look upon this as an in-
dication of probable higher rates for money
ana for that reason generally reduce their
lines OF stock. In the present case money
is likely 10 work closer anyhow from now
until after the April settlements, but there
is no probability of light money market
between now and nCXt September.
The movement In the stock mMket tnls
morning turned upon the furtherorders Tor
gold for export trIde and ihe immeela'
effect is 10 intensity the weakness "hlch
has been developed in the market oN thl
prolonged dizziness. There IS yet nothing
~ general interest in the market, the deaf
mos of any note whatever being confined 10
specialties. and to-day the selling was ior
CHICAGO and London account with
sDecial pressure upon the stocks sold
for those interests by the traders Inc
selino movement soon cuiminuted ana
chile there was no recovery. the cessation
Of the pressure quickly demonstrated
where the selling originated The attack
on Chicago Gas on the quo w2rranlO pro
ceedinqs in Chicago resulted IN a iracuonai
loss only and tue pressure upon burlnsloh
failed TO do more. The market finally
closed duh and heavy at isnlhcani
changes fer the day. sales r7baot shares
! Quotations closed oid
ADAMS Express. l45; American EXPIRE S.
1l5: Canada Pacific, IS: Central PaciI'
| ~. Chesapeake and Ohio, III; do
| first preferred, 5li4 10 second preferred
90i(. Chicago and Alton, l2f; Chicago
burlington and Quincy, IS. Delaware
and Hudson. 1919; Delaware, Lacka
wanna and Western, 1885; Denver ant
Rio Graude Il; Erie, Isl. do preferred
| "A. Ft. Wavne. l49; Illinois Central. ~
fake Shore. 1UqiS Michigan Central, 81
MINNEAPOLIS and 81. Louis3l. do. preferred
81. Missouri Pacific 66l4 Northern Pacific
| 36L. do. preferred, G9'S Northwestern
1891: DO preferred, 800; New YORK Cen
trial. l0l; Oregon Transcontneutai' IL
pacific Mail. 36ls ; Peoria, Decatur anC
Evansville, 49,; pittsburg, Jag: Pullman
| Palace Car. l9l; Reading. 23l-; Rocs
| Island. Wl,; St Louis and san Fran
cisco. e.: do. preferred. -; do first pre-
/ ferred. -. st. Paul, - do. preferred
Inn: St. Paul. Minneapolis and Manitoba
lOi: ST Paul ard Omaha, %; do preferred
=: Texas Pacific, 49, ; Onion Pacific, =
| United States Express. IS: Western Union
-ul
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-21
PRODUCE
ritt.hnrc prodnce Mnrket.

PiTrsBuRG, March 2O.-The supply OF
eggs continues unequal &C. the demand,
and the market for immediate delivery is
strong al the recent sharp advance; in
creased arrivals, however. are looked for
within the next day or two, and If so, an
easier market will follow We have re-
duced our quotations on creamery butter
4a5c per pound, and further reduction in
nrices next week is not improbable Poul-
try continues IN scaut supply and COM
mands full prices. Potatoes are moving
more freely and choice stock reported
nrner. and oranges more active ant trmsr.
BrrrER-Faucy creamery s5a3ac. other
brands 3sa3ec. fancy country roll .aa->e ;
choice country roll, lsa-Jc. iow grades and
cooking. tI.c: grease. 3a4c.
New-crop New York and Micli-
gan peas, = 40 per bushel; hand-pic3ed
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LIVE STOCK.

EAST LIBERTY, PA. March 2O.-Cattle,
receipts g45 head; shipments S6l head
Nothing doing, all through.
Hogs-Receipts, 1850 head; shipments,
100 head; market active; Philadelphia
- 40ai 50; mixed 81 2Oa4 40; common 70
best Workers - 00a4 -.
Sheep-Receipts, 500 head; shipments,
l.SOO head; nothing doing, all through con
signments.
CHICAGO, March 1O.-Cattle, receipts
5000 head, shipments 5000 head; market
slow; steers, prime - 10; others s. -;
heifers and cows - 50a4 % stOckers g 90
-.
Hogs Receipts, $1,000 head; shipments
5000; market fairly active and steady
mixed s. i0a4 20; prime heavy and butcher
weights 81 l0a4 -; light 50 eOai 10.
Sheep Receipts, 5000 head; shipments
5000 head: market active but lower;
natives - OOaj 80: westerns s. 6Oai C5;
Texas stockers - 10; lambs = coat CO.
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leave Sim Grove.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-21

IAuour. Pa. Jan. -, l>9I.
1f..I.. lH.Yahrr'Ill IS Co.,. pfS h"oc'' i'"'-
CrNurvrN. You have helped me con-
Siderable. with "a good medicine and SPLEEN
did advertising Chamberlain Cough
Remedy , the most popular cough mcdl-
cine handle.
In, Gr0i-h. wife of Supt of the La
t-.l. .tee. works.. always bias your Cough
Remedy u her house. ] persuaded ler to
f...- b. months AGO ana yesterday sold l'c
Tie fourth bottle.
samuel Osborne prominent contractor
-rIl- .-Iohu NacN Han. Won can say
-oo much for Cham Oer.Wu's Cough KEN
.d-, saw all You can and / will put my
.Nir MACMILLAN. YOU remember asking
rl,t o trv. Just 90 try, bottle oi Cndnoe r.
lqfr'. Cough Remedy for that terro.e
cough which carried for months. Wen
That cough is gone on My name IS
Ms, Weis
Sir Jo, Barnett. our uauk cashier, had
, t-.,r,r.- in his throat for four or five
rirhr.. "Nlac. one dose only oi Champef-
iair's Cough Remedy and J slept till MORN
ing'
dreds that I know
ANS solid Chamberlain Cough Remedy
el,rfs them au Sincerely yours.
JNo. e.. MACNilLNN,
Proprietor ~ the Corner DRUG store.
Ch.wnerlain's Remedies are Tor sale pN
tho fYIowiu. druggists. W w. IRWIN
R Coettc. C. Schucpf j. Nlari, NJ "
Uerricf. rs G.. Armbrccht, &. MenNeinli
lor ~ r Williams John Coleman and y
g-.na
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-21

in three scarops overlapping the silk
under bodice cut in loose blouse style.
The skirt unbuttoned at one side over
"a silk panel and a brown turban was
worn with buttcrcup garuiture. One or
two blue cloth capeS were visible, braid
ed in blue and gold Others were in
scarlet with gold braid, or in gray with
gold garniture. So far as appears week
before Easter this is going TO De. rs re-
gard, fashion. a most riotouS spring.
ELLEN OSBORN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-21

PINE BLUFFS. ARK. March 49,
George Sims. was killed near this place
Yesterday. Sims was a desperate char
actcr and was accused of depredatiouS.
When the officers advanced upon him 10
arrest him ne shouted that he would
not be taken alive. Oneof the deputies,
believing Sims was i'm the act Of firing.
shot him and he fell dead 10 the street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-21

". p. d plFlSipN.
For Pittsburg b:45 and a. n. m AMI OF =
m daily, aud % D. No.. daily, except san Jay
Washington Accommodation, bB p ~ -
cept Sunday.
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wns rnl,en Dead.

Joseph Mcdill IS IN SmithiIeid
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ABSOLUTELY PURE

5Sa5Sl5c; April - .a59c; May 59i5c; June
59a59lsc Butter. more active; Pennsyl-
vania creamery extra 32c; do print extra
Babe. Eggs, strong; Pennsylvania firsts
pc. Cheese, hrmer; part skins Ease. Re
ceipts-H'lour, 900 barrels wheat, $500
bushels: corn, 1900 bushels oats, 1000
bushels Shipments-W Wheat. 1000 bushels
corn. 5000 bushels: oats 10000 bushels