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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-03-20
ST. GAINESVILLE.
moved.

ST. CLAIRsvILLE, o., March 19.-Master
Ross Shepherd has gone to Moundsville TO
make his home with his grandparents.
Miss Carrie Lee DanfOrd leaves this
morning on a visit TO Columbus.
John Lavelle was sentenced this morn
ing TO three years in the penitentiary.
Major j. V. L. Rogers, of Wheeling, was
here Yesterday, and with w. A. McMechen,
agent of the Royal Insurance Company,
settled the loss on the building owned by
Mrs. w. A. Gephart
Master Hallick Shepherd, while sliding
on the pavement yesterday, fell and broke
both bones OF his right arm.
Samuel Murray, colored lad, was TAX
en- TO the Reform Farm Thursday by OH
Ger Terren, for non-attendance at school.
The Democrats nominated the following
ticket for this township: Trustee, +. ID.
cinct A, George Hatcher; Precinct B,
CANDY f. Giffen; Precinct c, H. H. Ault.
The corporation ticket IS: Mayor, Geo.
Linn: Treasurer, Jas. A. Patterson; Mar
shat. Jacob Martin; Solicitor, W. Y. Camp
bell; Council, Samuel Campbell, Walter
Darrah, w. j. Miller.
The Republican tickets are:-Trustee,
Robert M. wilkins; Clerk, L. w. Mathews;
Assessors, Precinct A, Ed. Lopez, Precinct
b, A. It. Stillwell, Precinct G. Henry Sid
well. For the corporatton-Mayor, Major
". S. Kennon; Treasurer, James D. Cross
land: Marshal. not filed; Solicitor, T. c.
Ayers; Council, J. I. TrLn, John Pollock
and ]. r. Mitchell.
Sherwood Lochary left Tuesday for Vir-
ooua, Wis, where he will engage in store
keeping.
Mrs. Peck will sell her residence on
Main street at public auction, Monday.
Lewis Sutton Is home from Washington
Jefferson College, sick with Ia grippe
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Kirk gave an en-
toyable tea to few of their friends Tues
day evening.
A petition to the council praying for an
other vote on prohibition is being circu-
lated.
Judge briggs will spend Sunday with his
family at W oodsfeld.
State Of Ohio VS.. Aaron Ramsey, Jr., for
assault and battery is the only case set for
Monday.
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land finally the General asked me II |
wouldn't like to have drink, saying
that he had fine brand that was the
rale old stuff, aud Of course | could not
refuse the President. So he went and
brought it out, and he didn't tell me to
pour out one.
"He didn't bring out any glasses at
all, but In genuine, good, old Texas
style he handed me the demijohn and
turned his back, and / swung 1t on my
arm and began to pull at 1t. Such
LIQUOR had never tasted, and / couldn't
let 90 for long time. but the President
never turned around until said Bob,
and tell you that It was what / call
real, true, genuine pollteness, aud that
is why / say that old Gen. jackson was
the politest man / ever knew"
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President LInooln's Reply.

A private soldier had knocked down
his captain, and court-martial had
sentenced him TO the Dry Tortugas.
His friends stirred themselves In his be-
half, and prevailed upon Judge Scho-
field, personal friend OF the President,
TO intercede in his behalf.
Lincoln paid close attention to all
that Schofeld had TO offer, aud then
said:--
81 tell you, Judge, you go right down
to the Capitol. and get Congress 10 pass
an act authorizing private soldier to
knock down his captain. Then come
back here and will pardon your man. "
The Judge saw the point, and with
drew with broad smile on his face.
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lace insertion, two inches wide and an
edge sill wider finishing each. The up
per frill is gathered TO beading thread
ed with ribbon. The waist is simply
gathered with strips Of insertion, run
ming from the neck lengthwise 10 the
belt, and has a broad ruffie like those on
the skirt, with an excess OF fullness in
the back, gathered 10 the narrow band
of lace that does duty for a oelt.
The woman who has gown like this
will find It a great comfort IN the coun-
try. where the ideas OF the average
laundress concerning her art are as
crude as her prices are advanced, for,
while II is equally as cool as the more
dainty light dresses II lasts the entire
season without being cleaned. The idea,
however, is equally pretty carried out
In lighter colors.
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do thus you are
safe. You are like
a ship with an an
Choir to windward. Even
II the car starts sudden
" out of time, your hold,
being in the proper
place, will sustain you in
making a quick step for
ward, and so enable you
to board safely and east
ly and laugh at the fault
of the conductor.
IL is very easy to
board a car properly, yet
for some reason or other
the majority of women
al Il M. 49, 70.
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The Hotel Brunswick, wheeling, W. VI

The Hotel Brunswick, wheeling, w. Va
OF the above excellent hotel ~. Il.
s." writes US:
On September 17,1s73, Colonel Martin
Thornton opened the Capital dining
room in Wheeling, steadily increasing
his accommodations, until now he has
the finst restaurant in West Virginia,
known as 1.-The Hotel Brunswick" He
moved to his present location March 10,
1883. The Colonel yearly celebrates
the anniversary OF his business opening.
The Brunswick is most conveniently
located at 1135 and 1887 Market street.
1t is q four story brick building, rooms
elegantly furnished, with bathrooms
and all modern improvements. The
electric street cars pass the door. The
hotel is conducted on the European
plan. Colonel Thornton's close atten-
tion to business, invariable courtesy,
very moderate rates, and last but not
least the excellence of his fare, have
combined to bring about his great sue
cess at his home and with the travelling
public, for the Colonel has wide and
favorable reputation as caterer He
has on single day furnished, and with
out inconvenience, meals to 900 persons.
The UTliUerSe representative can from
practical experience recommend "The
Hotel Brunswick" to all our readers
who may visit Wheeling. Their visit
can only add to the Brunswick's ma
tional reputation for irst-class fare and
ospitality.-CGthoLtc Universe, March
fifth
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MUST TIE CORSET GO.


some Sensible Reasons for Dlscardiug It.
How TO Begin.
The question OF discarding corsets Is
agitating the brains OF many young wo-
men nowadays Tie slim, shspely
beauties do not 30 much object as do the
fat and pudgy women, who seem to
think that trim waist Is al that Is
necessary TO carry them through life.
A woman Is reported IN the San Fran
cisco Chronicle as saying, "When you
come TO realize the freedom OF having
no stiff. hard, tight-squeezing affair
holding you, as IL seems sometimes. as
though yon were 10 wise, Yon begin 70
get little real enjoyment from life. At
first there 10 feeling az II strong sup
port were taken auay from you-as II
you could not sit up straight alone. and
confess. TOO. I, having bad q feeling
of weakness in the sides and back.
When you coms to think Of It that was
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Lrnchod the Murderer.

ALEXANDRIA, VA, March 1S.-A special
from WarcentOn, Va, to the Gazette saws:
Lee Heniin and Joseph Dye, who last fall
murdered the Hines family were this morn
ing at o'clock lynchea near Gainesville,
Prince William county. The men were TO
be hanged to-day, but stay of proceed
ings had been secured. The Warrenton
authorities fearing violence last night took
the men from jail, placed them in vehicle
and started them for this city. A party Of
sixty men was hastily formed, who over
took the vehicle near Gainesville, over
powered the guard, hanged the murderers
10 tree, and riddled their bodies with
bullets.
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TIGHT FIT. I'm q short time the
lonped-for development would come,
and unless they were uncommonly lean
or ia poor health they would not have
so very long to wait, either. In all the
photographs OF wild women that one
sees. whether they are Sioux. Suma-
trans, or South Sea Islanders, one OBJ
serves that lack Of bust development
is the exception and not the rule. Ma
ture is nature every time, and natural
women Is healthy women, under oroi-
nary circumstances and conditions. L
may state that IL is not always well 70
be too precipitate in this matter or
throwing aside the corset.
1.-THE best way for a woman TO rid
herself OF corsets is TO first loosen them
M and wear them that way for few
weeks. This will In itself give her free
dom, and will prepare her for the great
or comfort which she Is sure 70 enjoy
later when she shall have finally cast on
her tightly buckled shield and made OF
herself wholly free woman. Then let
the strings be let out still further and
further, until the ribs OF the corset give
actually no support 70 tho back, when
they may be discarded. In this partic-
ular, you will see, there is no exception
to the rule that radical and extreme
measures suddenly applied often result
dIsastrously. Ii is better to take the
reform in hand With determination
not to pursue 1t too hastily. Yes, have
no objection TO what are known as
waists They are all well enough, IL
women must wear something TO keep
them in shape, as they call IL. There Is
a great deal OF difference between the
reeds and bamboos in the waists aud
the steel and whalebone OF the corsets.
Compared with the corsets they are In
deed quite harmless.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-03-20

ON. accidents in connec-
ton with the use Of street cars. II
they are studied with intelligence and
thereafter treated with the UNMARRIED re-
spect due to their intrinsic soundness, 1t
IS safe TO say that there will be an end
to a certain class OF accidents to life and
limb which has accompanied the use Of
street cars from the beginning. Also
skirts that would otherwise be torn or
soiled will live to die Of old age, and
bundles that would have been scattered
over the streets by the overthrow of
their fair bearers will reach home in
tact and clean.
The point is always to grasp the han
die toward the front, slightly racing
In the same direction. IL you
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-03-20

cdSts Dub OCO0SiOh
ally the horses will
a moment too
soon. or the impatient
female will attempt
to step into the street
while the car is still
moving, and then
there comes calami-
ty, perhaps humilis-
ting and embarrass-
ing, and always dan
gerous. The Sun
presents here a few
luminous and impor-
tant chapters upon
the art of avoiding
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manager Of advertIsIng ear N0. 2, wi.h

manager Of advertising car No. 2, with
Ringing Bros circus.
Annie Pixley, one Of the cleverest OF
our American soubrettes, is going to
tackle comic opera next season. She Is
quire fat now, and By straining her lungs
she can in time reduce her flesh.
A. P. Heyman, of the Little Goldie
Company, was In town last week. They
are laying off for few weeks. Their
season will close in May at Harris
Theater. this CITY.
A sarcastic Journalist gives as q reas-
on for Mr.. Kyrle Bellows hair turning
gray that he is compelled TO witness
Mrs. James Brown Potter act eight
times week.
1t is reported on good authority that
Lolita will show again next season, and
that she is now negotiating for q sue
cessful comedy play Of the miss Hell
zett" type.
The engagement Of the Agnes Hunt
ington Opera Company promises to be a
notable one. Delegations from all the
surrounding towns will be hers to see
the show.
A. 3. Coley, formerly business man
sger for Henry Chanfrau, in exit, the
Arkansas Traveller" goes to the Pacific
Cast to-day as advance for Maud Gran
ger.
When Walliek. the Bandit King &C
tor, wants a new play, he turns one OF
his horses around, changes the title OF
one OF his old plays-and there you are.
The past week went by without any
one of our leading actresses applying
for a divorce. What's the matter?
Business must be unusually good.
The New York Clipper this week en-
ters the fortieth year of its useful exist
ence and commentaries the event with
an entire new dress.
Catherine Lewis, the comic opera
queen whom the Johnnies used to rave
over so, is now wreck in London
hospital. Next!
"Killarney" is the title of Con. T.
Murphy's new play, with which Kate
Emmett will open her next regular ses-
sion.
Gus HIPS World OF Novelties comes
here regularly, and always fares well at
the Grand Opera House.
Coming attractions are ga Hole in
the Ground" and "a Pair OF Jacks"
Both come early in April.
Katherine Kidder will be leading lady
OF Frederick Warde and Louis James
Company next season.
Dam Lie" is the name Of new
play. Just as If play could be any
thing else.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-03-20
81. Iames Rromn Potter.

NEW YoRK, March Is. Mrs. james
Brown Potter, looking careworn and thin,
was interviewed in London yesterday, and
telling Of a theatre IRE ut Capetown that
burned all her effects and those Of Kyrle
BELOW, she used these touching terms:
he had Ia the world, as all his stage ward
robe was at the theatre. AS q rule don't
like TO see a man cry, but my heart went
out 70 Kyrle as he stood and watched his
clothes so, while the big tears rolled down
his cheeks
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-03-20

have a succession OF piaiE
ings, once above the other,
each a different shade, and
matching the tints In the
brocade. Amauye and ecru
striped skirt, with rose
buds Frightening the light
er stripe, has on the edge
a fine plating OF mauve
silk, above a frill OF rose,
overlaid in turn with a
pink plisse Of green tintin
the rose leaves. A black
and old rose brocade has
old rose pinked fiounces
covered with black lace
ruflies, and q dainty white
MORE striped with ola
blue and rose has a flounce
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-03-20

practical application in
connection with horse
ears, will get off in the
manner depicted below
and never bite the dust:
AS in getting CD, she
seizes the front handle,
slightly faring the horses.
Don't be afraid to face
too full to the front; the
fuller, perhaps, the bet
ter. Then even il the car
starts, q quick step or two
can easily be taken with
it, and when once having
got your footing on the
oon lot % 0f tho hon,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-03-20

woman, when t b 9
needle becomes q bur-
den and you envy the
Kahir woman, whose
full dress consists OF
a beed glrdle. The
material Is black or
candle with a bow
knot OF primrose yell
low to brighten 1t.
The skirt is gathered,
the fuIlness,o of course,
massed at the back,
which trains 10 the
prevailing I as hio n.
Around the skirt are
two fiounces OF the
muslin with q black
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-03-20

:. tur.l enough. and there is no doubt
that. had / laced tighter than / dio. I
would have felt still weaker and stu
more Ia need of support. Nothing In
the world would tempt me TO wear ,
corset again. now that ] feel the DELI,
cIons comfor. of being stayless and
strinpless about the waist; nothing but
obesity. Were to get fat, OF course
would have to wear the hateful old
things. A fat woman without corset
LOOKS like stall-fed cow"
A musician said: "With some wo-
non am told the main object Of wear
inc a corset Is that they shall have line
busts, but, rs matter Oh iacI corset
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-03-20

cut immediately
above, you are
lost TO the ex-
tent shown be-
low, not to say
further:
There are ex-
perts who can
take such liber-
ties with horse
cars, but they are
citizens W / t b
whom the art of
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-03-20

RESULT OF GETTING on necessary part OF
BY REAR HANDLE. their profession.
As rule, they are Of the male sex and
under fifteen years of age.
The girl who knows thing or two re
garding the law Of gravitation and the
conservation and correlation Of forces,
and commandments THAI
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-03-20
now NOT TO GET oFF.

IL she does this
and the car starts,
or if sheimpatientlY
puts her foot to the
ground before it has
stopped, the conse-
Quences in either
case will be like this:
Don't forget any
of tn csc maxims.
Observe them al
ways, and one dam
ger incident to civ
ilization will be re-
moved.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-03-20
OLD HroKoRY's GOOD MANNERS.
He Courteously Turned His Back When
Davy Crockett Drank.

Davy Crockett used to say that Gen.
Jackson was the politest man he had
ever met. 1t was while Jackson was
President that Crockett paid his res
poets to the White House. 1.-THE Pres
ident was glad to see me, aud we
talked a long time" said Crockett.
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away. The girl last pict-
ured may venture to
step off while the car is
still in gentle motion.
But II in our fair shop
per's mind there is a
total blank where the
law of inertia should be
written down, she may
ignorantly or carelessly
attempt to get of ac-
cording to this plan:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-03-20

wearing Is account
able for the lack OF
development that one
sees In many young
women of the day.
We're they to throw
away their corscts
they would find that
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-03-20
SILK SKIRTS.
THE PALMER THE GOWN THB GAYER THE
PETTIOOlf.
More Skirts Are Trimmed With Lace This Seas0n'
Black Skirts Are in the AinOriy-A Fash
innabls Sumner Gown-Soms Sensible
Reasons For Discardirg The UcrseL


New York, March 1s.-The more
severely plain the gown the eayer aho
more dainty, the skirt beneath; the
more dignIhed the wearer, the most Gar
ingly defiant the color scheme OF the
skirt. The woman who hasn't as many
silk skirts as she has swell gowns
doesn't belong to fashions elect Inc
woman who hasn't any silk skirt az all
had better save on soap and matinee
tickets until she gets one. III you don :
want people to think you are wearing a
last seasons petticoat buy one OF MORE
or brocaced silk. The brocaded ssir.s
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Two or three hemmed rnfiles on the bot
tom and a facing under the hem OF mo-
hair, which will add to the service OF
the skirt and detract not at all from its
beauty.
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And How Not to Get on and or Car
valuable Counsel to WOmsnkind.
Me-, York Sun.

Thousands OF women ride in horse
cars in New York every day, OF whom
ninety-nine hundreths, or nine hun
bred and ninety-nine in thousand are
in state next to complete ignorance OF
the scientific laws which dictate the
methods of mounting and descending
in safety, and threaten disaster upon
those who violate them. As rule the
cars are stopped and started properly
so that q woman can step on or OH
as though she were on her own stair
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announcements.

A INVOLVEMENT
FOR . Fl e r. IF r.
hereby announce myself candidate for the
Office OF Sheriff OF Ohio County, subject 10 ths
decision OF the Democrats Primaries. and re-
spectfuly solicit the support and aid OF all
A. A. FRANIHEIM.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-03-20

Mr. George Demar, OF Steubenville, and
Miss Lulu Thoburn, of Scotch Ridge, were
united in marriage Wednesday afternoon
by Rev. Milligan, Of Steubenviile, at the
residence CT the brides parents, on SCOTCH
Ridge. After the ceremony the guests par
took OF wedding dinner, then the happy
couple departed for their future home IN
Steubepville.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-03-20

will do like this: GET on.
If the car starts with you holding on
by the rear handle, as shown in the
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-03-20

The Pastime CLUB was entertained
Tuesday evening by Miss Mary Marks, at
her home, on the Island. Prof. hlimyer
furnished music, and az enjoyable time was
had By all
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-03-20

Rev. Samuel Boyd Of Martins Ferry
celebrated his birthday and ST. Patr1ck's
Day by entertaining the Old Mems Cluo
at six o'clock dinner. Those present
were: Capt. H. W. Smith, James A. Gray,
William clark, David Park, w. n. Holli-
day, James Kerr and the host.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-03-20

of each put on beneath fringed rucne,
combining both colors. Contrasts pre-
vail largely, and IL your gown IS paie
blue a skirt of pink or cream is chosen.
Black gowns, when lifted, show bright
scarlet or sunset, yellow founces, ana
blue gowns are complemented with pet
ticoats of golden brown.
The favorite trimming for MORE skirts
Is a flounce OF lace put on with rnche
of the silk. This ruching is made OF
bias strip Of silk about one inch ana
half wide, with the edges either pinked
or fringed and box plated very full
through the centre. Two or more rows
of the ruching may be used on the same
skirts with lace or silk ruffies below.
Little lace is used on skirts intended for
street wear, because 1t Is neither DUR
able nor so effective as In the bright
pInked founcing of the SILK.
Innings OF passee evening gowns are
cleaned ard freshened into very pretty
'petticoats for summer wear beneath
light gowns, and these are trimmed with
narrow or wide ruilles. OF fine open en-
broidery. One very pretty blue surah
skirt has a deep flounce OF fine main
sock needlework with barred insertions.
through which inch-wide blue ribbons
are threaded and tied in bows on either
side the front. A scarlet surah petit
coat with a generous train has black
lace ruffle in the edge, another under
the edge, and over these flounce OF the
red with black ruflle and three strips
OF insertion to finish IL. White skirts OF
surah are made up with all the elabor-
ate lace Fittings, tucked ruflles, which
have the pretty rustic and gay coloring
without the pinked frills that fringe
and fray out with service.
Black skirts are decidedly in the MI
nority in the shops, but they, too, have
the musical and enhancing swish, and
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-03-20
MAKE YOURSELF THIS GOWN.
Very Simple, and You Will Enjoy 1t When
You Are summering.

Here is pretty idea for summer
gown that you can make up now before
the sultry days when desire for dress
ceaseth, even in the soul Of the yainest
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-03-20
A INVOLVEMENT.

The undersigned hereby announces that ne
will be . candidate for COUNTY ASSESSOR,
Country District. subject 20 the decision 81 the
County Democratic Convention. or primaries.
N ittee. A.. w. BbAfNE1.
VALET Gnovr. December e. dc24eoawdsg
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are serviceaDle Tor rainy
weather wear. They have
the pinked ruflies or
flounces tri m m ed with
coarse net, through
which bright baby rib
bons are run, with feath-
er-stitched tucks above
them done in the same
colored silk as the ribbon.
II you are going to make
a skirt for yourself, and
you will save quite a Dit
toward buying another
one II you do, the most
satisfaction will be found
10 a satin-striped change
able teffeta, or a rainbow
-
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get away the best he can. OF course, TINS
arrangement has tremendous ADVANTAGES
for the young men, who might otherwise
DO bored 20 death BY some dull ana nnin-
teresting girl all the evening, but II IS not
bad for the girl either, as instead OF one
cavalier it insures her several in the course
Of the evening.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-03-20
ur CHURCH eIEI

uv Church eli'L.
or Sunday Fair NelEe's my choice,
In ~ meat gown OF gray 50 cemufe,
60 syVeet and so good does she seem
That my soul wants but her Tor It's cure