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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-15
Bellinghsm Bay sociaI News.

Bellinghsm Bay Social News.
FAIRHAvEs. April L. Special - The
ball given. not by, but in the name
of the Cotiilion Social Club at the X. +.
hall on Wednesday evening. is fairly en-
titled to the distinction of being the chief
social event of the week. The hall was
very pre,tiIy decorated with ferns and
house plants and those who did not dance
enjoyed themselves at card playing. in lis
tening to the music aud partaking of the
refreshments provided for all. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs Frank ].
Hamilton, Mr.. and Mrs. d. n. Ingalls,,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. g. Gamweli. Mr.. and Mrs.
II. L. Dickinson, Mr. and Mrs. r. II. An
derson, Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Mckinley, Mr..
and Mrs. J. NJ. Darling, Mr.. and Mrs. Al
bert Sherman, Mr.. aud Mrs. J. II.
Schively. Mira Z. w. Purdy, Mrs. L. w.
Christopher, Mrs. Hakes. Mrs. T. II. b.
con, Miss Dickinson. Miss Hakes. Miss
Christopher, Miss Lawrence, DIR. A. b.
Mckinnon, DR.. G. A. Darling. Mr.. T. S.
McCord, Mr.. T. q. Newman, Mr.. c. w.
Howard. Mr.. II. p. Gillette. Mr.. +. ID. Al
exander, Mr.. N. c. Dickinson, Mr.. A. w.
Lane, Mr.. Joseph Mason. Mr.. George Ba-
con. Mr.. II. H. Ee!s, Mr.. K. c. kimbalI.
Mr.. Arthur Gamweli. Mr.. c. e. Taylor.
On Monday evening the Misses Myrtle.
Pearl and Madge Day gave a whist party
at their home on Donovan avenue in hopor
of Miss Bowman, of Anacortcs. who ieft
the following day for sumas, Il. C. The
guests were Miss Bowman. Miss McLain.
Miss Rose McLain. Miss Hun,bon. Miss
Griffith, Miss Jennie Benson. Miss Well
man, Mr.. A. Mci.ain, Mr.. +. Lille, Mr.. ii.
NJ. Weilman, Mrs. r. s. Calvert. Mr.. F. p.
Daw, Mr.. b. N. Huntoon, Mr.. r. IL. Pey-
ran, Mr.. f. r. Barker, Mr.. Fred Benson.
Mr.. Elliott Stewart.
A pleasant surprise party was given at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. George. H.
Watrous On Friday evening.
Thursday was Miss Pearl Simpsons
propriately observed by the young lady
and number of her young friends at her
home on Fourteenth street.
most enjoyable concert, literary and
social entertainment was given on last
Saturday evening at the scandinavian NJ.
f. church, in which . number of the best
musicians and rccitationists of the city
participated.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Y. M. C. A..
of Whatcom. gave an orange social and
literary entertainment at the association
rooms on Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. +. n. Bronson entertained
a number of their friends at their home on
Twentieth and streets on Tuesday even
ing, music and cards furnishing the enter
tsinment. Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Bronson. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Branin.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. NJ. Adams, Mrs. T.. III.
Branin, Miss Barney. Miss Caliie Smith.
Mr.. +. q. Nlckiin. Mr. u. b. Dobbs. Mr.. A.
senker.
Mr. Thomas Cuthbertson, formerly Of
Fairhaven, but now . resident of Vancou-
yer, b. C., and Miss Lena Willis. of this
city, were married ut the home Of the
brides parents on Wednesday.
rLcnsant social WIS given ne the
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SiIesias

Gilbert's Fsrndale Silesias, al col
ors and black. inc yard.
Gtlecrt's Royal Sisesias, al co!ors
and black. 15c yard.
Gilbert's Girari Si!esias. all colors
and black, DC yard.
Gilhers's Pain and Fancy Reversible
Silesias. best qusli.-. &c yard.
Gilbert's Royai Psrealines. ali shades,
l5c yard.
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r. NJ. A. Entertainments.

one great event Of the season. In local
theatrical circles. viii be the II. NJ 4.
benefi. April 80. 1t has called to It's aid.
as il always does, the Whole dramatic pro-
fession in the city. and the programme.
which consists of tragedy. drama and
farce, interspersed with clever specialties.
will he interesting and novel. Active re-
hearssls OF ''Brntus. ar the Fall - Tar
oain," are in progress under the direction
Of Col. w. j. Fife Of Tacoma.
The special scenery and effects in this
act are receiving the attention OF the most
skilled mechanics in their line. Various
members Of Cordrsy's stock company viii
appear in short specsalties. while host Of
other volunteers. both professional and
musateur. sill help 10 enliyen the ever uw
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AMUSEMEyTs.
(soRDRAY's THRATER-
~ r. l. FRENCH. Res Mgr. for Jno +. Cordray.
Tonight the last performance OF ''The New Mag
dalen.'
Week Commencins Monday. April is,
EssIK AND MIxNrE TIrrsLL AND II. II. FRENCH
And sirens Cast In
LADY AuDLEY's sEcRET,"
A beautiful play in four acts
Special SotIee-Durlng the performance Minnie
Tfttel viii introduce her celebrated serpeniine
Dance
Grand re-opening OF the Auditorium, repiete
with new and refined novelties First appearance
IN the city Of Dassy and Eu lock. Helene Mignon.
Deiairdsiia and vausereila, La Donna u Mobile.
Performances commences at as sharp
PRICE--oDc, SOC, 4ec. Soc and soc, including
admission TO the Auditorium. Telephone eoa
MATINEE SATURDAY AT i;ao D. NJ
CEATTLE THEATER-
- Corner Third and Cherry.
JOHN w. HANNA. Lessee and Manager
Eighth and farewell American tour of De
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
OVID MUsfS
GRAND CONCERT COMPANY.
.,..........t.'t..'...s'....
Composed Of the following eminent Solo Artists;
OVID MrsIS, NIoiinist
ANNIE Loursx TAssKR-MusSs, soprano
BESSIE boSSaII, ION feito
Toward SCHaRt. Iiabit
fRxpsic VI. ELLIOT, Tenor
Pricss-2sc. soc. 73c. u. seats Al thea'er box
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Manager John F. CoFdray has an
noaneed his Intention of giving his local
manager, Mr.. l.. T. French. Essnd COM
,,limcntsry heneds at some near date to BE
ses rs Mr.. Fvsnch. II IS the intention Of
Mr.. Preach 20 60 Eass At the close OF his
engagement at CorGEsy's on = starring
tour and his great popularity IN Seattle
wtll no doubt insure him . large tarn out
Tor his benefit.
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haeses ara slll. being catered for the
F'aaa pfize baay show 10 &c given Ia the
1sslsosiam 81 CoTdray's theater In she
80 ialgFe. as seon rs the weather Re.
saaAes seiaCSentiy settled 10 insure safety
TIE !.ttie loiSs aud their mothers aud
esFsss. Ais. John r. Co-aray vii! assume
ss's2aa9 Charge o. she affair aud with his
'ao experience ia such matters the show
f'siaises g. te lhe sensation 81 the North
- III babies under years II aee Wi!
s4siec aa3 pfizos asgregatiag $L@o
- a. ae distributed Is !olsaws. Qaadruplcs,
49, tF!p.sis Sioo. handsonest tsias.
=. seeoni hands soonest IS lns. 81. presti-
{f babF, diamond ring; haudscncss
..ssatf, Diamond ring; l,anisomes, nurse,
- ~atca; second haaisomest baby.
- nrck are second hsRdsonsest mother.
- watcA: second handsouasst narse.
~ srrsS tatteru
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Increase tie appesl,s nv the use OF
Ayers CsshArue Vl.s. Taey cause the
stomach. liver snd bowels 20 perform iaelr
functions rroner.y, do rot eeoiiiisie, ~
excessive ssin alAGloa, ana are aos srri;at-
INK IN their action. As an aites-aiaasF
pail taey are ane9 ua.ed.
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Reduced -fso large packages ct Pearl
ine. sas great e.esnsss. loE - eenss.
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world. TAI, srouxh, to seattle.

~ ae1' Friday evening. in the naFioF
ss use Hssnies a2;sj. a rare opportunity
:. s. gayea she>e sho failed 70 see The
sassss o. Sic Greatest soFid'@ fair ever
- ea The c.ote TO behold those wonders
ssss1Sts r. ;aem % a series 81 Large sna
Iii .<s.@a'4i E.ct-E-s. Through the courtesy
saS seai, Camera club = magnificent
'ssAss # stcrcar:i,au views will there ss
~ sssased af1es he auspices Of the Ladies
ssssei soetsiv ct the UaltaEssn church
- @lses acre made rs the wslExnoaH
- q Eastman & co. OF Rochester. ny,
= " 4 3onztcJ 20 the various camera
800 q tAa eoaalTy lor use ~ tnssE
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Of Fraas aasa Marion streets. The work
done vas rot distiasssveiy sxcciss.cn work.
IS carried On soday. The plan vas changed
tn distinctive work 30. yoang men and tue
fo1ricld work Of the association was de-
yes5rei-soesal. moral. intellectual aud
phyzlcal TIE latter dsew on me some
severe criticisms and soxt the association
some OF its former friends. Ia Sepsen Der
of ;he same year. tssi. xe moved 10 the
Brown block. corner OF Front and Spring
streets, where ne had . reading room.
chapel, parGor, ofhces. snns-mens room
and the frss gymnasium. The etuea-
tional and BOYS work was deyesoped and
the membership OF the association In
creased IN a feg months 10 400. Good
work was done in .hose quarters until
IRE burned rs OFT, saving the library and
few other things After this we were
driven from pillar TO post n the Easements
Of different churches until we got into
this new building.
Eariv in is.. DR.. E. C. KilbouYne Joined
the association and brought his usual en-
thuslaxm with him. On May 3 OF that
year he proposed purchasing 3 lot anu
putting up q building OF cur osn. Oar
success Was 50 great that within forty
eight hours from the time the first sub
sc.ipfion was made ST. oo0 was received.
enough 10 buy the lot on Front street.
near Pike which had been selected by DR..
kiIbourne. who pat up the money 10 Sc
cure it. As soon as the lot was bought We
begun the canvass for money TO erect
building to cost 500 We soon got
pledges for 81, COO and had plans prepared
and excavations commenced when the
great IRE put an end TO everything for
time. That fall We began the erection o;
the rear Of the new building 70 cost 5000
and have gradually added 10 il until
in its present condition it has cost $50. 90.
The intention is 10 carry it up to four
stories in height.
I'VE moved into the new building in
May. 1890 The work then took on q new
form. The personnel of membership
changed very considerably Cor the better
and new impetus was given 10 every de-
partfnent The gymnasium developed 10
such an extent that the board decided TO
engage physical director 70 give his en-
tire time 70 the work. and 7. s. Lippy was
secured, who last year broke his knee cap
so that he is now disabled for that duty.
Since his accident we have been shifting
about in the gymnasium. There are few
old stand-bys in the association who have
always pulled together and worked hard.
such as DR.. E. c. kilbourne, Arson 5.
BurweiI, l. J. Coiman. Will NJ. Calhoun,
DR.. J. B. Eagleson, II. Willis Carr and
others, besides many who came in later
who are earnest workers"
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Vss s'tRaAHl ~ feature OF INC eychihg siA~
afialnmsat will he ihe serpentine dance
= - gwen by Miss Minnie fitieIl be-
sssa the third and fourth acts. with all
~ calcium effects that made il so sue
Frssf4. ln Portland.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-25
TEN DAYS TRIP 10 WASHINGTON.
Resncrd Ratos on tho B. & q.

Reduced Rates Oh tho q. q %.
Everybody expects to visit Washing
ton some time: 10 fact it is a duty which
every one owes to himself. What Rome
was 10 every soldier Of the Empire,
what Athens was to Greece, Washing.
ton is and should be to every citizen
OF the United States-his glorV, bis
pride, his Inheritance, bis estate-it be-
longs TO him. All its magni6cence, all
its glory, all its fame, its public build
ings, itg paintings, its statuary, It's
monuments, its gardens, its libraries. its
museums. its streets and its parks, and
he ought once IN 5 lifetime to take q
look at the property. When do you
expect to take q look at up
The best train service OF the 4. & 0.
r r. is at your service always, but not
reduced rates-they come seldom. The
third select excursion TO the National
CAPITAL via the B. s. o. is announced FOR
March Sth, when reduced rate tickets
will be sold from points on its lines be-
tween Wheeling. Pittsburg, Parkers.
bprg. Lexington aud Hagsrstown.
Trains leave Wheeling SOS q. n. and
s.s5 y. N. Parlor car on morning train
rom Plttsburg and sleeping car os the
night train. Tickets $40 for the round
trip.
stations
Tickets will be good ten days, and
wiIl be valid for passage from Washing
Zen n baltimore at any time within the
life Of she q, ee
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CLOTHING. 3

o,...o,t, a. prices that smash an former
UYtIlUdlO records Leok. ~ 90 for s. %
Overcoat We also have great Dnrgaira 40
1857, H4.BO, 80. 90, 90 20, up % 5000.
Mans Salts AS y 9 81. O. o. 8 s., . %.
leaders in low prices. m you can match theas
GOOD. Tor les Than double the money any.
whore We Invite you 90 roturn the same and
var money will bs refunded These goods
must 60
Mans Pants a. 80. ese &c Dc u - ag =, .
value OF a dollar Try 10 borrow one. II yoa
want % know how % save dollar o. more
looka our Clothing Department
povsi critg a. 5sc, SIC. ess, 81 rs. 81 81 "a
DUlh Dhllo Cons 40 once. This sale cann0t
last always. You cannot mstch the prices.
povc' Pants ALTO i9c -, 80. Those are
present We have al sizes from 70 - as
these prices
Esn'S Shoes & 81 Il O. . s. o. L 8. ia.i
As we'll 10 save money % Shoes a. 40 thing
else. and We are away below ths nArkst
Ladies Fine Shoes & 81 q, q - 81 = So g
a ri OR success ia the shoe ine ls probably
moe thar W. dafsrgs Ns presume thf rsasoa
We selI A. many b. bfotuse they don lass long,
but people viii have them.
Chndrsls Shoes =. l &c. 40 81 81 bs re- 80
HslS and Boys bats q aS !. - & 8 ,o 20
fne SIX Hai. which usually sells a. g D. 4
hsn'S S1fS o. shirts ssissa Is. tsisds
KiIISsFy and Ribbons m y 81 y''' =. Go %
,sss you JOS Of aonsy Mise agnes GarfiiJ
viii ave you pointers "a Military and Trina
riugs that vii 10 yOl god aDr Uil not over
charge yon nor ssB you cd styles
u.s..-r.,. Undershirts sud Drawers at2t1,
UnltlhtdI &c ~. - 90 up. We are AZ
vsvs BE- iow ths marsst % these goods az veil
a. syerihinz else.
Bed Comforts and Blankets 80 ,s' & < %.
w. have ju,s received loi q these goods ~
press shat vii fsfpfiss yos-
Ladies COrsstS ~. ~. .sssp
Umbrellas .. %. o., so sp
Lace Curtains ..s,, 90. &c up.
c.o.sviss z9Ibs. Gfanglatsd sugar iaf q o.
uIvJcilbo, Arbuckls's coffee &c, bftin ~
Ground Pepper Cinnantn, Naslsfd, Dinksf
Ard Bkking Powder. fii goinz -t % pr goant,
~ pounds Tor - cents.
kz-A clothing store a BOOS and sf0s
store. \ Hat store. = DRY 6o0ds store
nfiunsrr store, Notlou hforss Errnith-
t,~ foods store = Hardware aud rinWars
-tore. = lea and Grocery stors-nine
srores in one-sII complets under ore root
We have lie la,aost dspsrtnsrt store n 80
ct.ss 100 - fngj Van street il - - $50
st-ee, and l01l % 1917 Msfket street. kisfei
ensranoes-iske yogr choice. BafSeini n7f"I
department
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lnaor to New ENTERTAINMENTS
sEcoNDrAoE.

SECOND PAGE.
There Are Fakirs-D. Guudling & Co.
Bargains IN Dry Goods-Stone x Thomas.
FOURTH PAGE.
Wanted-Ladies to Make so per Week.
Wantsd-Painter and Paper Hanger.
Row g. Speculate successfully.
Naturalization for Tannery.
Wuuted-W0rS on r arm.
Houses Tor Rent-Rolf & Zane.
Wania1-Furnis he'd Room with Board.
For Rent-RooTns with or without Board.
For Rent-Seven-Room Dwelling.
For Rrnt-Eight-Room Dwelling.
For Reut-lhs New busch Hotel.
business Change Y Harding < Co.
Wanted-Evsrl body Wishing TO Plant Trees
Extract OF Beef-Albert stole * 20.
CARPET Be8ting-LutZ Bros
Roller Skatiug-North End Rink.
FIFrH PAGE.
Opera House-The Rainmakers.
Grsnd Opera HOuse-New y ork Stars.
Opera HouSe-Kimbsll Opera ComlQue Com
Grand Opera HOUSEHOLDS Fill English Folly
Company.
TWELFTH PAGE.
New Suits-H. Emsheimer
Great ODportunity-GeO n. Shook Co.
Bargains In Shoes-O Kane & Go.
Elec nc Cleanser-G. Mendel & Co.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-25
FiVs.Csni Articles,

Ladies hose, Childreus Hose, Rolling Pins
BoKwood Rules. Can Ruttons Tin B1ekst,.
Combination Glass cutters. Rows knives
Pokers Door Bolts, Nsatsfoot OH shoe Black.
lug, Wash Pans Richter HarmonicaI. Towels,
Hoesnt Needle Package. Spectacles Dime
cologne, Hair Curriers', School States, LAM
Runners, Shoe Dressing, Ladies Pins, Table
Knives.
MANY Decent articles Ia our scent llat. Come
and take them out ofour
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Three.Ceni Articles.

Ladies' Handkerchiefs shaving Brushes. 1
dozen Dress Buttons, stamped UipparS Match
Sales. ASchine Oil Cans Potato Mashers I
dozsu SAFETY Plus. Perfumed Toilet Soap. pair
SCISSORS, Pint Tunnels. Jelly Plates, Garry
Combs. l dozen shoe Laces, school States,
Blasting spoons, scent Tablets, Cork Scrsws
Harmoniess, Cake Turner'S, Mouse Traps
windsor Ties
Come here Tor bargains, We will not disap-
pOlnt YOU
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Ten.Cent Articles,

suspenders, Clothes Lines. 25.ccnt Jewellery,
Anger Braces. Stationery Packages. jail PAD
locks Royal Needle Packages one-haf pound
Tea. Ladies' 2O-csnt Hose, Dolls S0cent Cuo
Buttons. Mirrors. Pocket Knives
We are constantly receiving bargains and
cannot quote prices, a. thoy arc here to-day
and gone tomorrow. 10 is our aim 20 always
YOU buy.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-25

OF the Trouble Presented by the Commit
tee OF the Local WOrkmen.
To he Editor Of tie ReJiser:
SIR:-Trusting you will allow us, the
pOtters OF Wheeling, a space ia your
valuable paper, we, the operative pot
tiers OF Wheeling, wishing to present
an intelligent view of our situation to
the citizens Of Wheeling and vicinity,
and known as we do from the express
slons of prominent citizens that the
public st large does not understand she
situation thoroughly, being charged by
citizens and business men with taking
very foolish stand. IL Is the general i'm
preston among the people, that we are
standing out against 10 per cent re-
ductiOn which is not the case. Fhe cut
in itself ranges from 10 TO 40 per cent
in the various branches. In addition
to this we were asked by the bosses to
allow 90 per cent retention pending
action upon the Wilson bill now before
the Senate, something unprece-
dented in the annals o.
history. So it will be plainly seen that
the reduction amounts to nothing less
IMAM Unu-LAl " VI rp<a kSA INV 80
der the Mckinley law the tariff on pot
terv not decorated is 55 per cent. The
Wilson bill reduces il TO 80 per cent,
which is really a reduction of 12}6 per
cent. and not 20 per cent, as the manu-
facturers claim, which will be plainly
seen IS a small amount compared to the
reduction asked of the men.
We are told by the manufacturers
that the selling prices have been so re-
duced in the last few years that it is
impossible to make anything on their
investments, while nothing is SAID about
the decrease in raw materials used in
the manufacture Of pottery. For In
stance. potters' clay, that used to cost
S35 q ton in Trenton, n. j., now costs
less than $40 delivered, and the price OF
flint and spar, the other main ingre-
dents, has cheapened accordingly.
The following are few figures OF
potters' weekly earnings under the old
and new lists which will speak for
themselves:
Wages Of handlers
ola list AVERAGE weeks earningS-......R17 90
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At RECEIVERS SALE.

tiona ETC., At 1926 aiain streOt, at half
cost price. Ladies' Wraps, Blankets, Cou-
forts, Dress Goods in great variety. All
goods sold TO suit purchasers over the
counter oreRt opportunity for merchRnts
10 get special bargains. sale begins Fri
day, ESD uay Of February, continuing until
Al Is sold. A. A FRA NZHE1M,
Sneril Ohio County,
special Receiver
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FOur.Ceni Articles,

One set ToGspoons, Patent sleeve Holders.
Boys. Suspsnders. Cisrk's o. \. 4. thread,
Caildrsn's blos, Rubber Dressing Combs, Comb
ana brush Case. Pot Covers Tooth brushes
FIRE Shogels. rouelinK. Charm knives Mucil.
age sewing Machine Oil. Scrub Brushes, Linen
Thread, Hand Saw Files, Suspenders Pencu
Boxes, Calico, Muslins and hundred OF other
articles going AZ this nrlea
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-25
WHAT IS ECZEMA !?

1t is an agony of agonies.
A torture of tortures.
It's an itching and burning Of the
skin almost beyond endurance.
It's thousands of pin-headed YES
icles filled with an acrid fluid, ever
forming, ever bursting, ever flowing
upon the raw excoriated skin.
No part of the human skin is
exempt.
1t tortures, disfgures, humiliates
more than all other skin diseases.
Tender babies are among its most
numerous victims.
They are often born with it.
Sleep and rest are out of the
question.
Most remedies and the best ply
sicians generally fail, even torelieve.
If CUTICJRA did no more than
cure Eczema, it would be entitled to
the gratitude Of mankind.
II not only cures but
A single application is often suffi-
Gent to afford instant relief, permit
rest and sleep, and point to speedy
cure.
CUTICURA works wonders because
it is the most wonderful skin cure
of modern times.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-25
Kins-Gent Articles.

Ladies' Gloves, shoe Brushes, Stew Pans Pre-.
serve Kettles, Butcher Knives worth ~ cents,
Glass Dishes, MIX strainors. Coffee Pots, Flour
Sitter, Suspendcrs. Extract Nanills. Dolls,
Dish Pans. Hammers, I Pound Grain or Ground
Pepper. l Pound Cinnamon, / Pound Ginger 1
Pound Baking Powder
The above are All genaiae bargains and lower
than eVor befo
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El0hf.Geni hriinIas.

Monkey Nreuches, Whisk BroomI. wash
Bowls, Tin Buckets. Long Handle Fire Shoyels,
Rules, Hosiery, Large Lamp Burners, Box
Paper and Envelopes, Spring Balances, 6cis'
sofs. Blank Books, Patent Buttons
our customers Know god thing when they
see 10. join the nrocesaon % our store.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-25
TWo.cant ARTICLES.

Il dozen Bnttons Fine Comb. bottle Tax.
Pint Tn cups, Handkerchief. Cake Cuttsrs
Pepper koIes. Laagtry Hair Pins. Carpeuter
Pencils. CuT Buttons, Pie Pans, Pocket Combs
NAPKINS, Can Openers. Spool CoEon. Touet
Soap; Gimlets. Tape Lines, Rubber Tipped PEN
ellis. Hair Crhnpers
We deal only in Bargains and give big value
FOR the MONEY!
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-25
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
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Mr.C. Schnepl, the Oosrs House drug
gist. made tne following observations OF
the temperature yesterday; a. M, IL;
ga. H., II; Il m. 81; p. m, %; p No,
81. Weather clear.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-25
Slx-Ceni ARTICLES,

One set Table spoons. Blank Books, PurIes
shifting Su.penders, Butcher KNIVES, Decent
Laces, sleeve Buttons Decent Embroiderles
ssubbtng Brushes, Gents Half Hose.
Merchants invited We have bargains for
you aud IL will nav Won In CAL
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-25
BARGAINS---E. B. POTTS.
{. B. POTTS.
Bargain
Bulletin.
MAIN AND TENTH STREETS.
WHEELING, w. Va.
0ns.eent Articles,

HaAvy Envelopes good Pea holder, &
Steel Pens, Memorandum book. sheets Note
Paper, Slate Pencils. I Lead Pencils 4 Collar
Buttons, punches Hair Pir-, Haudkerchisf
Thimble, I paper Pas, psper Needles. /
spool SIX Twist , dozen HOOKS and Ives, 6
Earning Needles. I Nutmeg Crater. 1 dozen
Brass Pants Buttons, I Hst Pin. boz Garnet
lacks, ] dozea Clothes Pins. I Tablet / set
knitting Needles
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-25
Seyen-cent Articles.

CslEate's Palm Soap. large Dressing Combs,
Harmonious, Counter Books, Dress Goods. La
dies HandEerchiefs. Mixed Bird Seed. white.
wash Brushes, large Tin Cups, Wash Pans,
Shears
At this popular price We offer many articles
MorIh lnnh- fhf mnnrN.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-25

The above figures are the net earn
ings after paying help. Hoping you
will publish this 10 full, as It will confer
a great favor to many workingmen OF
this city, and thanking you for past
favors, we remain
Yours truly,
COMMITTEE.