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Evening journal., 1891-03-12

commencing, Monday, February is.
~ a. IN. and | d. M 'u0op al
Leave Philadelphia, Chestnut street 49,
IL. a. M, and D. M 'Aooe WHAT,
1relghI handled with good dispatch. ana
usrrl ny, by our own teams at low rates. '''0
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ITEMS OF INTEREST

Horse DEALER 10 eustomer) Now,
this ere animal would suit yer, sir; kind
as kitten, and goes like smoke. Gus
TONER" Rather big about the head, isn't
her, Horse Dealer Qndignantly)-"Blp
about the cad, eh2 Well, what if he la
he don't go on is cad, do ZEE? And If hi
do ZEE didn't orter l"-London Tit Bits.
Evening journal., 1891-03-12

Henry Hope Morley aged 80 years, son
ef the late Samuel Morley, who committed
s1icide In London, was an eccentric
philanthronist.
Evening journal., 1891-03-12

MAUD" George, please explain what
YOU meant by telling Edith my eyes re-
minded you Of cats George
simply to appreciate their beauty one
must see them at night. Puck.
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Presentation TO Mrs. stenele,

The members of Mrs. Stengle's class
collected at she Uniea NJ. &. Church par
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new YORK, week days, ssls, rIo. s74s
NEW YORK, Sundays. y 10, u 10 q m. s12l9
49, q &, Y 3sp m.
sleeping cars running through to Boston " tn
out change via Poughkeepsle bridge, lanoing
passengers IN 3; 3 NJ. station. Boston
IS y 10. y Is, 3d. IS sSo . 8 o 10 g.
10 3d. I'll 80 a. m; *l2 10, 90, "a 15, 05 no.
2, ,, y 5s, 8 %, Y %, 8 o5 . II, iOeos
O54 10 20 Is 81 Is. u IS. Is. . Il. 10 90 D. p
CHESTER, week days. y IA, 600 s45 .7lO.
M; 90. Y g, 3o5. 4 10, $50. IS 81. s As '7S6,
CHESTER, sundsys, ana ss. Tlo, $50,
so5, II % a; m. LOO, .2s5. 3O5 ne so, $3.50.
Atlantic City. week days, a 10 a m ti2 10,
Y 40 m Sundays, z 10 m, - 45 p m,
WEST BOUND.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON, a 50
~ 2 q ~ p +lOS5 M; ~ 49, '2l0 50 IS os,
BALTIMORE and Way Stations, Z 20 m.
Baltimore and principal stations on Yhila-
delphia Division. 10 35 a. M, both daily.
NEW Ark, DEL, "A 80, 2 20, IS As, 80 IS a m,
w "a S. e Oe 40 20 81, g %, Il 10 m daily.
THANKSGIVING, q 40 a. m, 1908 .. IN. aaily,
CHICAGO IS 45 q. M. IS 06 p. m, both
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS, +ls 10 p. m.
sINGERLY ACCOMMODATION 2 % a. m.
%, 40and lilo p. m, daily.
LANDENBERG ACCOMMODATION, week
days. %, 10 IS, a. m. 2 70 and O6 N. Sun
DAYS 30 a. m. and 06 p. 10.
TRAINS LEAVE MARKET ST. STATION.
For Philadelphia week days, 45, 90, n 30,
y 20, 20 IS, III 35, m,;12 40, IS, 355 90 D. M
Sundays. s go m; u a3, 3 So, 8 COP. m.
For Baltimore, week days, 6.35, 6 80 IS 20,
10 20 III 30 q. m, 40, Is 90 D. m. Sundays,
800 m.
Baltimore and principal stations on Phila-
delphia Division, 10 20 a. m, daily, except
Sunday.
For Landenberg and way stations. week
days, go, 10 80, 9. m; As, 90 y M Sun
days. 20 m; s 90 p m
Chicago, 1870 m. daily, except Sunday;
4 70 90 p m. lily.
Plttsburg, 500 m daily.
Cincinnati and st, Louis. Fil.S5, a. M, daily
except Sunday
LV. PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON
Weekdays r4.24, s6O5. 6l5. 1856, AS Is $40 40 90
1905, I'll 30 M, IL 90 noon. Il 40s150I So, co.
s43l e, p l5 $50. - o. $50, n 6, TO- l0.l0,
SUNDAY. s4.s4, SIS, *s15, $50 5000. 1905
VI 35a M. " 90, noon. IS, 400 "A. 81, 49, los,
8 81, p 81, s 10, 1910 and II 30 p. 10.
Telephone, No. 1913.
Rates TO Western Points lower than via any
other line. @. o. SCULL Genl Pass. Agent.
J. 4. ODELL. General Manager.
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PosER-"Have you given up anything
during the Lenten season. Bowser-
Lots Arrived from Europe yesterday
Awfully rough Boston Transcript
Evening journal., 1891-03-12

"WHY won't you associate with
FieckelY Because he was engaged to
my wife before | married her. A man
that's sharper than l am is no associate
for me "-FlieRende Blaetter.
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cHoRus LSelected.

And they're after him, they're after b i'm.
To capture him is every ones desire;
THERE after him, they're after him,
He's the individual they require"
THE Poet.
Evening journal., 1891-03-12

DIR. DE HARDT's Pennyroysl Pills are
the only genuine pennyroyal pills made
At druggists and by mail, 81 Office, 203
N. 9th St., Phila. Ladies' beware of
limitations.
Evening journal., 1891-03-12
no the wost Via r so = y

The B. & o is the only line running
solid vestibule trains from Wilmington
and Baltimore to Chicago, Cincinnati and
81. Louis. Parties desiring to visit the
West or to locate there permanently would
do well before purchasing their tickets
TO communicate with q. A. Miller. Pas
senger Agent, B. g. o. r R, Whining
ton, Del, or D. Bride, Passenger Agent,
Baltimore.
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. . 'H''
RAILROAD.

Schedule in effect November 10. 1890.
EAST BOUND
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Tom Ia rival)-"B Being clergyman.
you have better opportunities than most
bachelors to find out the good and bad
qualities Of the young ladies in your con
gregation. Rev. Whitetie-" How so. =
Tom-'You at least have a chance to
discover which of the girls snore Life.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-07-31
4 MRndeIlHl AIemnTY,

The following aHee49le NJ HazaFt
shows Lbat he mnat have peeH u bqFH
HEsiGiaHf
HWheH fourteen yeAH Nh bH he4rd IN
Rome the Aiaerere NJ AllegHf AHd
kpqwiHg Thai n waH ferblddeH M take NJ
give . eqpy NJ This falH4W Vlefe, hf IAia
hHeh attention " the mHHif that AflfH
he reached home He H4tfd daYH tiie fH
tire Heef. Iie gaa fHehlef n fRg lays
afAfgad IN fheGk fhf fRpy, Nhfn hf
fqHnd flIaf ha mad mn made n single
mistake, IHf HeGf day hf produced hiell
. MHsatim N Rome HI flnHGR ihf
'Aisefefe NJ . eapceTt thHt Pore plfWfHI
XIV requested tHaf hf Hq4Hld he ne
sHtd ~ him ThHs, M he eandfFfH
memory, he w egapiHf IN hemH viii
flfHsa Ne mHleA eareer heg fqFh
Ledger
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-07-31
1hs pssERIEo FAaN.

A dust worn travetet drNw 3e rein
Al sunset dte,el'2 no.
with langias lock o'er 2 tUd .ata
Gives SWAY TO metaoe} la"tf-
Long years have psssst4 '.s~y 1-=s 1s N'sssl
Ills native heAtA tstt htas
And silcnee now Wlla se.ss4deN 2f9ed
NlaAes nature Wetrity steE
There i An.ls the bniaesis q ol his yoasA,
Aud elustorini, r,tlnd its aoar
Game yisloas bsi,at os to,y aud teath
From memory eatsses s,ore
lie See taista his ta,Ayfs Fm
Within tao Glarts aE = e u
His thin locks, whitSled tAe storm
Nv nassing hree1ea tat,nF &,
Mother aud sisters, broth, 70, there
Resune their wunted q ee,
Aud lnst awhile Ia scenes tar
lie sees e,,vh loving teee,
Hut ,yatkeael fram his hli l1L llfeam
The pAtst rVturus no a. aei
Alon, lac atausta ohlla sbasvt s'eIa
Casts shadows ON the doar
Deserted now It's windows blank
Stare at the passerbN
And weeds aud grassea stale aud tank,
In wind swept chaNs lie.
NJ more trola peatur,s sroep, al ptghL
10 laruyUtt coNe tuo klue,
Nor h0meNard come witt hearts 50 light
The boys Of "N0d lang Hyuo,N
No nelghing steod troA Nlader stall
lmputiuld eaila hls mate,
The ahUlS ct Hleht aruunl him gaM
And all Ia desolate
Ho turns again wttA ljasermg look
Surveys the cid domAtn
Ilo hears the murmuUng ut the hrook
Witch onward seoks the plata;
His old New EuNhud dilleide home,
Amid thu gatasrtag glam
The NHajerer turus ouee nNre ta roam
And Hayrt 1t u ita DOOM
The vi 'ldug winds a reQaom sing
Aud the ehutrlssa uNln
AHd nest Wgmury Jlltn bttW
Theu1l "leNGaJ ldrm,"
w, NJ Rogers IN liostu rranaerlpt
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-07-31

HWhaf we Hfed N fhi4 community 4
sqId lHe speaFer, 'F reai liFH mfnH
4 daa't aaTee fifth sgHlH FelAFlfl 4
tapkrHpt undertaken N the AHaleHfe
AgaseyH Weeny
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-05-03
MOUNDSVILLE.

Miss Mary f Roberts, formerly of this
city, is visiting the family of DR.. G. w.
Bruce.
On account of sickness, Rev. DR.. Fuller
ton was unable 20 deliver his lecture at the
NJ. r. Church Thursday evening.
Miss Mary Maxwell left this week for
Omaha, Neb., where she will make her
! future home.
Miss Julia McGill placed the last brick
in the new paved street on North Jeffer-
son avenue, Thursday.
Miss Lima Hammond is visiting Rev.
Ash's, on the Island.
Mrs. VIM Johnson is the guest Of her
daughter, Mrs. G. Z. Bardall, on Third
street
A telegram received here from Whitney,
O., states tnat Robert Mcconnell, former
~ practicing attorney of this place, is
lying at the point of death at his home
there
Several families have already taken cot
tages at the camp grounds for the season.
Mr.. James Hall and Andrew Wilson Will
remove their families there about the first
of next month.
Miss Annie Sunderland and d friend
from Martins Ferry, spent Saturday AT
her home here.
The cantata ot'Qucen Esther, which was
rendered at the Opera House on Friday
and saturday evenings by home talent,
was largely attended OH both evenings.
The dancing of the four little girls, Eva
Hall, Pearl Criswell, Virginia Burlcy and
Eva Walton, brought forth great applause,
aud was highly complrmented by all who
witnessed the performance.
The Board of Directors held meeting at
the penitenuary yesterday, transactng
some Important business. Plans were sub
mltted for the building of the new dining
hall, which is TO be 40 by POO feet
Rev Taylor and wife will occupy the
new Episcopal parsonage the coming week.
Convict Smell, wno was pardoned by the
Governor last week, is too sick to leave
tuat institution, and it is very improbable
that he will recover.
Mrs Fannie Harris and Miss Darl Col
Inns will leave for Pittsburg the coming
week and will go from there to Illinois TO
visit some of their friends. Miss Collins
will spend the summer at the residence Of
DR. Blair, at BuckhannOn, and Mrs. Harris
will travel
J. w. Gallaher and wife, and Miss May
Weaver, left this week for Philadelphia
where Mr.. Gallaher Will purchase his
surug stock of goods, from there they will
90 to old Point Comfort, Va, where they
will be Joined by Mrs V. L. Cockayne and
daughters, Misses Carrie and Daisy, and
John T. Galiaher
A number of our young people attended a
dance al the residence of Jno. ID. Reilly, at
Floral Home, Friday evening.
The coal works have closed down for an
indefinite period, owing to the Benwood
Steel plant being idle, which had CON
tracted for a number of cars daily
+. II Blake is recovering from a severe
attack Of the grip, which has confined him
/ 10 his room for number of days.
The annual commencement of the graded
school will be held on the 18th of the pres
ent mouth IN the auditorium of the NJ +
/ Church. The following pupils Will gradu-
ate and take part in the exercises Of that
evening: Misses Cora Martin, Alice erie
well. Andie Ewing. Ella Harris. Edna
/ Thompson, Ella Edwards, Lola Donley
and Mr. Charles Martin.
! The Democratic County Executive Com
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-05-03
Imperisl Millions!

In next Sundays REGISTER will begin
one of the most intensely interesting stories
ever published. 1t is Oy that celebrated
novelist, Julian Hawthorne Life and
love animate the entire narrative, and the
elements of mystery, jealousy and revenge
serve to comphcate the situation and in
volve the characters in a plot that ii re
quires nineteen chapters 10 unrayel. \
mysterious murder casts a dark shadow
over the opening chapter and the novel
closes with a touching tragedy. But the
general tone of the story is anything but
depressing, and the interest is unclaimed
unto the end The plot turns finally, upon
the use of hypnotism in aid of schemes Of
viilainy and shows how dangerous the
practice of this art may become in the
hands of INSCRIPTIONS operators. This
story is American IN its scenes and its sen
tIments and is one of the finest creations of
its eminent author
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-05-03

mittee. held a meeting here Friday aftel"
noon and endorsed the candidacy Of Prof.
G. j. Higgs for County Superintendent OF
Schools.
T. w Manning is busily engaged max
jig up the land books for the coming year.
They will be finished in few days.
Deputy Sheriff j. ID. Burley has moved
into the Fifton property on Western ave
nue..
Ghe Electric Light Company have
force of men engaged erecting poles for
the purpose of lighting the camp grounds
bv electricity the coming season.
A little son of Attorney j. Howard Holt
died of typhoid fever on last Sunday after
noon at two o'clock He was buried at
Mt. Rose Cemetery Monday at the some
hour. Rev. Grimes conducted the funeral
services.
Lutelus McCarrisher left the forepart of
the week for Luray, Col, where will en-
gage in mining.
Capt. Glass, the bricBmaker, is shipping
50, 900 brick from Wheeling to Benwood
junction.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-05-03
TIE cIsoUs TOMORROW.
Lions Garnessed to Chariots and Racin

Lions Garnessed to Chariots and Racing.
The most noted lion trainers this coun-
try has ever produced up to the present
time, were the famous Van Amburgh and
Herr Driesbach. Both died years ago, and
only remembered by those now past middle
life Both achieved worldwide fame but
nothing hat either of these two celebrities
ever accomplished in the way of lion train
ing can compare in daring and marvellous
ness with the performance given by Col.
onel Boone and his horde elaborated lions.
Boone does not perform his lions in a
cage where the animals can be controlled
by fear and are forced to execute certain
routine acts, as was the case with the old
time lion trainers. He gives his lions, five
in number, their entire freedom; the shay
gy and bloodthirsty monsters are all let
loose in the circus RUG, completely filling
it, and on entering the arena, accompanied
by the beautiful and brave little lion queen,
Carlotta, and the magnificent patrol dog,
Saxon, - these liberated lions are made 10
dance, posture, balance, leap and are har-
messed TO chariOts, and engage in spirited
races. These are educated lions in every
sense of the word, and with myriad other
novel features can be seen j. the Adam
Forepaugh Shows, which are TO exhibit at
the Bridge Park tomorrow afternoon and
evening.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-05-03

ing them mast our very door, using
them as means of distanciug us in the
industrial race and giving us the husks.
Pittsburg, with direct railroad TO the
coke fields and into the heart of West
Virgiuia's riches, and situated on
great through lines of railroads,
is, Of course, much more than "a
match for us whoare situated on a side
track, despite our superior natural ad-
vantages. But give us this proposed
Wheeling and Connellsyille road and
the situation if not reversed will
De decidedly in Wheeling's favor.
We will not only get our coke
theu at the same rates as Pittsburg but
we viii tap, almost at It's source, the
channel by which our competitor is now
draining off the cream of West Virgin
las great natural wealth And last but
by no means least we will place Wheel
ing 90 the shortest through line of rail
road
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-05-03
The w. \ Q. subscrlptIon
To the Board of ohio County Commission
and Editor of the Register.

To the Board Of ohio County Commissioners
and Editor of the Register.
GENTLEMEN A loan of the countys
credit ia the sum of half a million of do
lars, is again asked for by another railway
corporatiOn-the Wheeling and Connells-
Vile Company 1T believe is the name OF The
Applicant
1t is intended and proposed that this
road will be almost on "A parallel line with
the b. X .. railroad TO the coke regions of
Pennsylvania, only a shorter route.
So far u the advantages of the road to
Wheeling are concerned l will, for argu-
menJs SAKE, cOncede them But there is
another aud a more important question 10
consider in the question asked by one OF
the County committee: What will become
of the cOuntys interest should she sub
scribe 10 and issue her bonds toand for the
use of said company, If capitalists holding
the first mortgage bonds should force
sale of the road under their mortgage.
Judge Cochran answered that the county
would lose her subscription If such
an event was 20 happen, but that
he anticipated no such disaster l believe
that Judge Cochran is sincere in his state
ment about the future of his road but at
the same time, Judge Cochran is human
and can't foresee the future of railroads in
,
certainty and assurance than other people.
II would be a heavy debt to impose on the
people of Ohio county, in addition 10 the
one she is now carrying (S30O,OOOl for Judge
COchran's terminal system, and then, If
she should lose il by foreclosure
Of the first mortgage the people
would be taxed for years 10 come with the
payment Of these worthless bonds. Here
is case in point now. in the State of Kan
Sas, and l respectfully commend 1t 10 the
attention Of your honorable body, and TO
the papers Of the city OF Wheeling.
TOPEKA, KAS., April 29-rhe Chicago,
Kansas and Nebraska railroad was sold
this morning by the United States Mar
shall 70 satisfy the SO. 600, 900 mortgage
against the company in favor of the United
States Trust Company, of New York. The
road was bought by Edwin w Sheldon, of
| New York, acting for the Trust Company,
/ for 50. $4,000, the appraised value of the
road.
BY this foreclosure and sale the farmers
of the State ella. N 10 have lost ), 600 600 in
bonds voted TO the road in the various
counties through which the road passed
4 fund was raised by the citizens of these
counties, and the foreclosure proceeding
was bitterly contested.
/ Eight hundred thousand dollars is a big
/ debt for Ohio county TO pay. She may
have every dollar of this large sum TO paw
should she give her credit 20 this half
million loan now asked for The people Of
/ the county look for protection of their in
/ tereSts now in your hands, gentlemen.
/ w II. DAVIS.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-05-03
AN rNAMpLr oF PRoMprNEss.
Policy Paid in six Hours After Death.
The Union Accident and Benefit Asso-
citation the Leader in PrOmptness.

The Union Accident and Benefit Asso-
citation the Leader in Promptness.
WHEELING, April %, 1891.
Mcssrs. c. d. Thompson, GlStdUe II.
Medick, and I'm. II. BdBtG, Erecli-
tine Committee Union accident and
Benefit Association, Wheeling, ". "a:
GENTLEMEN-I desire to express my
appreciation of the prompt and salts
factory manner in which the UNION Ac-
cident and Benefit Association Of
Wheeling, w. Va, paid me $1,000, the
fltlI face Udlue of the policy held by my
husband, Oscar Burdats.
He took out this benefit policy in the
Union Accident and Benefit Association
on the 10th day of January, 1890, and
had paid only two annual premiums.
His death occurred on the 23d day of
April. and within six hours after his
death l received 1000, the full amount
of his policy. Such promptneSS in pay
ment is commendable, and an excellent
guarantee of the stability of the Union
Accident and Benefit Association. /
can sincerely recommend your ASSOcia-
tion rs entitled to the fullest public
confidence. Respectfully,
MRS. LOUISA BUEDATS,
No. $50 Main street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-05-03

Before Judge Campbell, yesterday, in
the case of the first National Bank OF
santa Barbara Cal, V. NELL X Filing
ham. there was a verdict for the defendant.
A motion was made for new trial.
In the case of Lauge Y. Ankle, for unlaw-
ful detaiuer. there was Judgment for the
plaintiff The application of the defendant
for stay of thirty days 10 enable him TO
take an appeal 20 the Supreme Court was
refused and "a writ of possession granted.
In the cases Of the cityv. Jennie Miller
and Kitty Linn, new appeal bonds will be
required within ten days, under penalty of
dismissal The case of the city v Miss
Emma V. Miller. condemnation, was dis
missed al the costs of the city.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-05-03
ACase ofnoc Eat Dog.

MDDLEB0ROUGH, KY, May 2.-The 1t
tie town of Walnut Hills, Va, near this
rity was disturbed yesterday by sensa-
time an implacable feud has existed be-
tween jim jackson, alias "The Chicken
Eater" and jim Crabtree, alias Big Bull
Dog" two of the most dangerous and no.
torious outlaws Of the Cumberland noun
tains. Yesterday morning they met face
TO face With terrible oaths they drew
their revolvers and fired simultaneously
Crabree shot Jackson through the heart
and Jackson's bullet penetrated Crabtree
brain. Both men died instantly.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-05-03
..EranreIistic Hall"

Tonight the service will be made at
tractive by musical festival and sacred
song concert Mr.. Kaisley, the gospel cor
netist. Mr. r. II. Parker ana -E0lian
Ouartette. Miss Ina Reed, the expert or
,-anist. and host of musical talent will
swell the chorus.
The enlarged platform has been newly
carpeted and the floor thoroughly scrubbed
and purified for the occasion.
Mr. e. W. Sawyer and the Rev j..
smith Marble will give brief addresses,
anda cordial welcome VIII be given TO all
Mr. 4. T.. smith, assisted by Mr.. Sawyer
and Miss Reed, Will conduct the CONVERSE
ronal class and song service at 3 o'clock IN
the afternoon
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-05-03
A Card.
10 me Editor Of the Regisfer.

TO To FITVT OT TIC HfyIFTfT.
SIR am in the employ of the electric
railway company, laying track in Martins
Ferry The workmen commenced the
track laying on the Both of March, with
the understanding that We were to be paid
every week. After working two weeks
withoVt receiving any pay, we struck, and
were paid in full 1t has been three weeks
since we returned to work, and have re-
ceived no money. We would like TO know
if the company expects US TO work gratui-
tously, or whether it is financially embar-
for nothing the officials should tell US so
plainly NJ. L. WALTMAR
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-05-03
A MoDHL E rABLIsHMBNr
Moneys Ice Cream Parlors and Confec-
tionery on Market street.

tionery on Market street.
A representatives of the REGISTER
dropped into the ice cream parlorS at
l1O4 Market street, yesterday after
noon, and was served with a dish OF the
fire ice cream manufactured by the
proprietor, Mr.. NJ. J. Mooney. Mr..
Moneys parlors are handsome in all
their appointments, and his cream is of
the very best. In connection with the
ice cream parlorS is a thoroughly equip
ped confectionery, where the choicest
fruits and candies are always on sale
Mr.. Mooney makes speciality of fur
nishing weddings and parties. Cream
is delivered free to all parts of the city
at the rate of fifty cents per quart.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-05-03

PARIsIAN girls have discovered iu
uaptha vapor q new IutoNicant. Sup
pose our material gas should be- found 20
possess the same quality lbs cheaper
than whisky.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-05-03

EN-GUrEENAroEIAL candidate aud
Senator DFLANATEE. Of Pennsylvania,
is iu hard luck The creditors Of his
defunct bank have swooped down upon
him and seem to- have desire to put
him In Jail
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-05-03
Look at Him ,

4 year ago he was not expected 20 live.
Liver complaint almost killed him. He
got great relief from three bottles of Sui
plUr Bitters, and SIX bottle cured him.
Edf1r Wcr.'u SlW.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-05-03

FROM the number of saloon licenses IS
sued in Wheeling a tnOughtless person
might infer that AN the citizens We're from
one or tine other of the Car0hnas. But Do
is not So They are merely irdisposod 90
walk very far 20 get "a PdrarrSharg
sentinel
is 10 ON record that any one ever ma
terially Increased his shoemaker's bill
looking for adI. fo Petersburg?
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-05-03

TuE habits strong with "Old Hutch"
Although far away from the Chicago
grain pit, ne coruered an the rye me
could carry.