Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-09
BENwoOD.

Mr.. A. LETTERS, the McMechen baker, has
disposed Of his stock of groceries ana VIII
continue the bakery business owing 10 the
Increased demand for his bread which is
RAPIDLY coming to the front. Persons VINO
have once tried it will have 1t and none
other. The Jeffers' bread is purely nome
made and contains no injurious SUBSTANCES
as are generally used to increase the appa-
rent size of lOaves, but which DO not lul,
prove the quality Of the bread: Inc PROOF
of the pudding is in eating thereof 1ry
the bread and be convinced.
Mrs. NJ. DAVIDSON, an aged lady OF Mar
shall county, died Wednesday evening OF
heart disease, and was Inferred FRIDAY at
Allen Grove cemetery.
Mrs. Crane. a lady residing in the viein-
itv Of the Junction, received a pad ran one
day last week while engaged in house
cleaning. being mounted upon steplad-
der at the time, and in some manner lost
her balance and fell TO the floor sustaining
a thorough shaking up, but fortunately no
bones were broken.
Miss Georgia Hoskinson, daughter OF g.
W. HoskinsOn, dentist in McMecnen, Is
seriousls III with typhoid fever.
A popular social clique gave mop IN
Dolan's Hall Thursday evening, which
was largely attended. Killmyer manipu-
lated the ironles in his usual inspiring
Little Olive Leach, daughter Of John
Leach the grocerman, is quite low with
congestive fever.
Quite a large number of children have
the measles, and the disease has almost as
sumed the form of an epidemic.
james Stephens, prosperous coal mer-
chant Of Chicago, was here last week visit
ing his Former home and friends OF his boy
hood. Mr. Stephens is an intelligent ener-
getic Young man, possessing an unlimited
amount of pluck and perseverance, quail
ties which have won him many friends and
will eventually place him in afiiuence.
The supper and social given last evening
in the basement hall of st. Johns church,
was largely attended and literally patron
lied. The proceeds will go towards reduc-
ing the debt on the fine new edltce.
Mrs W. Porterfeld, of McMechen, who
has been i'll the past two weeks, is recover
ing
The members of the Hope Society are
making extensive preparations Tor their
coming bazar, 10 be held the 10Th, 10Th, "a
and oath of this month. Misses Elva t1tz-
GERALD and Emma Taylor are candidates
Tor a lady's gold watch, and Messrs. Chas.
Morgan and Harry Stewart for gentle
mans gold watch.
Mrs. +. Quigley, who was badly injured
last week by falling down IN the cellar, IS
considerably improved.
Mrs. H. Linderman, Of Htnayille, was
the guest Of friends here last week.
An entertainment will be given next
month by the pupils Of the public school.
A dance will be given in Dolan's Hall
tomorrow evening.
A descriptive lecture on the late civil
war, illustrated by magic lantern scenes OF
some of the most important battles OF the
war. was given Friday afternoon at the
McMechen public school, by Prof. John
Oakley, of New York.
Mrs, Fahnestock was arrested yester-
day upon a serious charge, that OF inter
fering with the City Assessor in the dis
charge Of his duties, and refusing to turn-
ish the desired information.
Mr.. Robert Devries, Of Wheeling, was
in the city yesterday.
Mr.. j. Taylor last week received intor-
nation of the demise OF his mother at her
home in Reading, Pa.
NOTICE.
All citizens are hereby notified to clear
up their premies and refrain from throw
ing garbage and other refuse matter in the
alleys and streets, but keep it in a recepta-
Gle convenient 70 the back gate where the
garbage collector will call for It, This or
diuance will be strictly enforced, as safe
guard in case we are visited by that dread
scourge cholera. The garbage collector
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