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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-12
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Gem Brdli6enten Benjamin 9arriz
ON unb feiner leiber ieitber nerftorbenen
Satin gebibrt bas Gerbienit, suerit etne
ecbt beutide &lnbererstebung i'm 8etBen
6ar1e eingefii6rt 3u baben. Sic nertrauten
bic 6auptersiebung ibrer betoen Gnfel, oes
y8ab9" Mc&ee unb ietncs nod tungeren
Sdmeftercbens, i9on I'M s~arteiten glitter
ether auserleienen beutlben @rstebertn,
Srduletn Marie 6ampe aus @0ttingen,
an. Inter beren 9eitung entpidelten itcb
bic &letnen su ltebenswirbtgen unb pirts
Lib finbIicben &tnbern, unb bas 0euti6e
lit i6rem Mun6 unb ibrer Sober 10 gez
lGufig, pie bas @nglti6e. Nadoem it6
| Wtarie 6ampe Dor bret Wtnnaten nit einem
braben @eicbdftsmanne Gbicaso'S, Germ
81. 8. 9aniois, nerm1dblt bate, bertef 6er
tnstpiieben gum @rprdii6enten 9etporbene
g rGiibent in ietn Saus 81 S%nbianapolts,
tpobin Inn Die beutlbe @rsleberin NIT ibren
| stpet 36glingen gefolgt mar, cine anoere
Oeutibe, bic iebt NIT ben &tnbern BEL tbm
int Californian netlt, 10 LANCE CT an bet
| Stanfor6el1ntnerlttat feline btesmaligen
8orlefungen ilber amerifantl6es 8erz
faliungsre6t bolt.
9rdiioent 6 lenelan6 befclst iebt,
ba ietn critics S0cbtercben &utb in bas glitter
geilttger@ntipidlun9 %eintrttt, uno oaS 5pette,
@ftber, gLei6faas frobli5 seoeibt, bas treff=
ltbe 8eilptel 1etnes Sor9Gngers. BUR
| 6aupter3tebertn ieiner &tnber, ober aus
| ndblt oes Glteren, beitelte er I'M Gtnber@
ftdnbniB nit ieiner Srau bic beuti6e @r3tez
berlin SrGrLetn Sennte 2anoer aus Bonn,
ipelcbe, gleibfaas nit Ser gritnblt6en 8ilz
6ung auSseltattet, Ste Set Deut1eben O@ouz
oernante" eisen 1T, bot etnem Sabre in
| oteieS 2anb fam unb aundebit etne Steue
| als Sprablebrertn in ser Staot WtanSftelb
in S6io fanb. sic mur6e BET Srau @lebe>
Lamb bon Dem angciebenen beuti6en enane
geli16en @eiftltben 9rewtb in darlington
empfobteu unb bat tire neue SteQung be-
reitS an9etreten.
Trau Glenelano iel6ft fpribt selGufis
6euticb unb bat es befanntlt6 in 9eutl6e
lamb gelernt. 8on 6errn @rpper ielbit
meinte 6teier Sage Der y Seebote": er tonne
fein Mort beuti6, babe aber bob nit
mancbem ieiner @esner f6on Elm frdftig
@0rtlett ybeuti4" gerebet.-8on nun an
i6nappt 0err @rober bon 1etner Stub btelz
lei6t gar raanbe quite beutl6e Wenhung
auf, tpie es 9arrtion bon ieinen Gnfeln
8etba1 pat.
8orfommniffe tn Der erften Gamtlte
6es 0an6es mte Bic bter befprobenen, finb
Elm boberfreuItbes 3eugnib fir ben tuadbz
fenben GinfluB Set beuti9en Spra6e unO
beS beutiben 8eIens, unb bartn beitebt
ibre sroBe 8e6eutuns. Sic btlben etn
ebenio erfreulthes 3eiden ber .3ett, tpie
6te 2uit unb 2iebe, tuomtt segenpdrtig
piele engLii6samertfanti9e Stubenten unb
Stubenttnnen iicb cine 10 ib0ne &enntniB
Der beuti9en Sprabe unb 2iteratur am
ei9nen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-12
@~ofttneiFer Seans's SeTermm8Ss
noriWI69e+ i,

Die @~aIbtngtoner gpn1miiiton, ipelbe
bic pofalil6en l3uitanbe @btcago's unterz
iuben unb 8orl6Idge 5u oeren 8eiierung
maben ioa, lit Do unb bat beretts etne ers
i96pfenbe unb flare allgen1etne 0arle9ung
ber bieiigen 8er1GltntIie unb 8coIrfnife
bur6 8oitmeiiter 0eitng, fotnie bic 8ez
richie Der 8orite6er Der einseLnen Nbtbeiz
Iungen 6es bieitgen Boftamtes erbalten.
sic fin6et alio NQes nur, I'm itb i6nea
iber bic 6ielige Sage in &enntniB ieben
unb gu etnem balDtgen S3luiie gelan9en
Su f0nnen.
9ie &ebe, nit tpel3er g oitmeifter 6e1ing
bte @ommiiiion begriBte, entbdlt notbs
menbtger 8eiie 8ieles, mas er beretts in
8aibin9ton BEN Nusi6liien fur Bpitz
tnelen unb fir &e9terunssbauten geiast
bat; aber fie tbut in iiberaeusenber
@etie bar, peBbalb es unnnoglih lift,
nit ben ieytgen @inribtungen un6 5IIfsz
frGften es in Ser ~3ettigen 8eite0ung ber
Soften BEN in ie6er 8eSiebuns better gez
itelten 6itlt6en @roBitdbten Nep Oorf,
Bottom, 8rootlbn, philadelphia glei9 gu
tbun, unb sugleicb rednet bot, baB cine
Mebrausgabe BON $3.50, 900 id6rlicA unS
einen sufricbenfteIenben 8oftoienit gebea
fann. Oteie Mebrausgabe- aber farm
gegetiiber ben 3 5000, 900, pelc6e 6as
@bicagOer 8oitamt ieBt bereits berbient,
ntbt in 8etra9t fommen, gana abgeleben
bapon, baB itberau, no cine @rlei9ternns
bes Potperte9rs %etntrt1t, AUDI bic @innabz
men itb beiiern.
0ftt 9febt madt Der 8oftmeiiter barauf
aufmertlam, 6aB bel Der gteuor6nung 6eS
Bottpelens in Chicago ouf Die !3ufunft
8eba9t genOmmen perben milife, neil in
elmer Staot, Die 70 i6nea tpacbie, nie Gbiz
cage, mas bcute ausrei9enb erideine,
mOrgen i6On pDaig unsulansfieb iei. l1n6
er atebt bas 6raitti6e 8eilpiel berbet, bah
nit benz eriten Ntat iieben neue @ebanbe
fertig ietn tperoen, tDeIbe SO Gtodmerfe nn6
5000 Sfftcen entbalter, unb BON $4,000
Ber1onen benubt peroeu tper6en, 5. f.. aL1o
bon Der 8enOIferung elmer tleil1en Stabt.
Was nun Die Gori9ld9e bes g oftmeifters
b%etrifft, 70 liegt es auf Ser 6an6, 6aB in
@bica9o nit GAL 8rteftrdsern auf einem
Gaume bon 20 Qua0ratmeilen, nit pielen
nod ungepflaiterteu StraBen, nibt gleich
@utes g%eIeiftet iperben fam, tpie 4. 8. in
SEEM gort nit 1926 8riettrdsern auf nur
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-12

t1nIere 8emertungen iber bic Ste1rns
ber 9euticben in Der Tinansfrage u1b iiber
oaS Iobenswertbe 8erbalten Der @tScons
finer 9tbscorbneten sur 8Ganb<gta iinb
fat in alIe beuticbe 3eitungen oes 2anbes
i~ibereegansen un6 fanben aasemeine 3nz
Trimming. Ser v8ittsburger Sreibeltsz
freunb" fiigt ibnen nod foLgen0e Worte
bel: STOOD bor eineut balben Weni6ens
alter mar 9ieieS anbers. SIM Sabre 1778
ftan6 ieber 8ertreter @tsconiin's auf elmer
Beibselbz unb Stlber : BlattOrm, lelbft
g. g. Oeuiter nurbe auf elmer iOlhen in
Milpaufee ertpdbLt. Der tapfere Is. g.
forcbt ii9 a6er nit unb itimmte frii3, fret,
fr06lid un6 fromm fur ben 9art9elo1
Spredber &anbaa, bamit muroe ben Demo-
fraten NiSconitn's in bet Stnan5tra8e etne
neue &icbtung gegeben."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-12
GeqnGt
Gmfeut
GntntutDigt

9urd uni9etnbore @ants unb glutfranthettssn'
Sit Softnlna fur beten Setlln9 oorbanoen
e folnent
SIT Der grosartteite g1ntreiniser,
SpipDbl ME 9antreinl9er.
SIT er e~rfolgreib IN Der Setlrng
Gualenber, entfteaenber. acknowledgement Mnsl@lase'
Menn Die oetp6bnlthen Wttttel uno io9ar
Sic beften @er5te ntht belfetl fpnrert.
9plftdnoig ne9etabiflfh, unibdbltol 1no nlrflamb
SIT CT beIpnberS fin 9ie %gettbaffen. pel9e
&anee nno 4offnnn9Slos 9e!ttten 4aost,
Gr iDtrtt ouf Sober, gieren lno Glngepeloe
@ompDl ais aud auf pant uM6 8lut; ,..x
@etn @eorau4 fod4reno Oes AiMterS a TnS 6rnDl@9fs
ltn6 oiebt &ueb e6~eniompbl t6rperli9e @si1tnobett
@r lit bos eitStge ouf bic 9a1t nno oas Slnt p
8ueleiG6 uirfenbe &eini9utgsmttteL
en- Aer ooraeu 0elt au boben. 8reis 81. 8otte1
9Tmo q 81 I'M. &orp., aaetntge Seitser, Boito1.
.wie 6outs uns 9lattraatbeltea au bstlen ftHb" IrsI
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-12
LandWirthe.

beaftet bas Eta6ftebenbel @ie ibr elre Gage %oerbefern
f6nrt Spart BEN 9nrt6eiI bes .3nii6ennertdufers, ber
in mauben 66Gen 10 bis 50 8ro5ent betrd9t Seneet
@etrei0e, Same,t tmto Gieb ieIbit aa Mns, ftatt
es 81 9auie 5u n~erfaufen. Stbert eldb 1tebr Gelb fur
bos, mas t9r al ~pertanfen babt, erlan9t offciene Stootss
SnIpectipn, pfficiele 86rieTt=@eiptbte 1nb cine geieBli9e
9ln8abG 8fuube per guibeL olS SO 8flnb 98ei3sn, Sc
8innO &orn u1b &og9en. 48 4fnno @erite lnb 80 gfnno
Setreibe ober mlebr befiben, ipaen uns nm ppae Nuss
funtt. mie oalIelbe ar portbeilbafteitet 5u nerfoafen lit,
n. H.. CARR g. CO.,
"a 8parD of Sra6e 8lbg., Chicago, Sa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-19
ABOUT PEOPLE
Daily Chronicle OF the Movement OF
Irdiyidu alx.

IEdividuAis-
w. Fl. Norris, of WoodsfieId. o.. is at
the Behler.
Il. L. Scion, OF Woods6eld, O.. IS at
the Mcclure.
VIM. s Simms, of Darlington, O.. i:
a hotel guest.
w. a. Wilmington, Of Warrington,
Is at the Hotel Windsor.
G. Chapman, Of Washington, Pa, is
registered at the Windsor.
Frederick Nolte, the grocer. of South
Chapline street, is indisposed.
Charles W. Barrlck, OF New Martins
vile, is registered at the Behler.
Richard Fisher, of Forty-third street,
is home from trip through Ohio.
WINDSOR: c. NJ. Coen, Warrington;
VIM. b. Tarr and wife, Wellsburg.
Miss Annie LingaD, of North Wheel
Ing, is visiting friends in Dennison.
Mrs. James Creighton, wife of the
policeman, is visiting in the country.
Edward Detrow, OF the South Side.
will leave to-day for trip down the
river.
William Fritz, Of South Jacob street,
who has been employed at SistersvilIe,
IS home to remain.
Mrs. Henry Shodder, wife OF the we'll
known South Market street saloonist, is
lying dangerously III.
Newton Bishop has returned to his
home in Steubenyile, after visit to
friends on the South Side.
Martin Holihan, of Steubenville. who
has been the guest OF friends on the
South Side, has gone home.
Mrs. w. II. Tester. OF Scott, Kansas,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. ana Mrs.
NJ. c. Crawford, OF the Island.
Miss Bertha Fagert, OF Sardis, Ohio,
who has been visiting on South Eotf
street, has returned to her home.
James Show, of GAINESVILLE. O., con-
nected with the Muskingum Coffin Com
pany, is registered at the Windsor.
SrASni:-Rober Mccormick. Sisters
VILE: Captain T. j. Hinde, Huntington,
and G. w. Hopkins, Slstersville.
Miss Nettie Dobbns, of Fourteenth
street, has returned from a delightful
visit Of several weeks with friendsSir
| Cincinnati.
BEHLER:-C. II. Morrison, Sisters
vile; William b. Sine, Warrington; ID.
G.. Engle, Mddlebourne, ana John
King, Weston.
Mr.. Andy Fisher, formerly proprietor
OF the saloon on Main and Twentieth
streets, left for Cameron, where he will
run the hotel owned by J. & Crawford
! aud known as the Cochran House.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-19
LAST NIGHTS ENTERTAINMENT.
"My Lord in Livery" and "Checkmate"
at the Opera House.

"My Lord in Livery" and "Checkmate"
at the Opera House.
Every seat down stairs was sold last
night, and the Opera House was filled
With a fashionable and apprecative
audience, in spite of the inclement
weather. The entertainment commence
ed with the one-act farce MY Lord 10
Livery" with the same cast as
when il was so creditably pro-
duced at the Arion Hall, The farcical
comedy in three acts "Checkmate, 81"
followed and merited the enthusiasm
with which il was received. Botn
pieces were put on in manner that
would have reflected credit upon many
professional companies. The success
of the affair is largely due to the untir-
ing energy and intelligent direction OF
Mrs A, L. Levi, formerly Miss Lena
Mervlle, who admirably sustained the
role Of Martha" in "Checkmate."
The entertainment will be repeated ct
matinee to-day.
In MY Lord in Livery" Mr.. Ralph
Heyman sustained the role of Lord
Thirlmere in faultless manner, and
Messrs. Charles Brlles and David
Kraus, as Spiggott and Hopkins re-
Spectively, were excellent. Master
Isenberg made good page. The fe-
male characters were imperSonated by
Misses Hattie Reed, Marie Heyman
and Mrs. Sadie Rice, all OF whom &C
Quilted themselves creditably.
In "Checkmate," Mr.. Edw. b. Franz
helm as "Sir Easton," Mr.. Chas b. OFT
as sam Winkle," and Miss Eta Rine-
hart as Miss Charlotte Russo" fairly
divided honors with Mrs. Levi. Col.
Ned Stalnaker, and Messrs. Gil Browne,
B. X. McMechen, Robt. c.. Haase.
and Frank Waterhouse, all of whom
sustained minor parts, acquitted them
selves with an ease and grace that
would have done credit to professionals.
Misses Laura Caldwell, Maud Richards
and Carrie Gutman were three very
pretty and attractive servants.
IN WOMAN'S WORLD-Many De.
vices, but Few important Changes
Made. In SUNDAY REGISTER.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-19

An Interesting Public Exhibition Yester-
day Afternoon.

In resnonse TO the invitations which
were sent out a large audience, COM
posed of friends and patrons OF the To-
stitution, assembled at the Linsiy lnsti-
| tute Yesterday afternoon to listen 10 an
excellent programme OF literary exer-
/ cises. The entertainment rehected
credit upon the pupils, as well as their
| efficient instructors.
The first number was an Grafton upon
Abraham Lincoln, which was well rem
dered by G. X. Tinker. "Regulus to
the Carthagibians," difficult selection,
was handled by c. w. Alexander In
manner which won merited applause.
One of the best numbers upnn the pro-
gramme was H. D. Ct. Reynolds Grafton
upon the Mission of Our Union"
Jas. M. Collins followed with
declamation-"Th Legend OF
the Organ Builder"-whlch was
we'll received. 1.-The Abbott was the
theme discussed In thoughtful and In
teresting manner, in an essay oy w.
Hoge, who was followed by w. L. Gllle-
land with an excellent Grafton upon
Napoleon and Waterloo" "Spartacus
TO the Gladiators" was the ditflcult
selection of Chas. q. Dobbins, but he
gave evidence of considerable elocution-
airy ability, and was not lacking In
the requisite force and energy Tine
Liberty Bell" was the pathetic SUBJECT
of an Grafton by g. j. Rogers D. K.
Naylor recited The Unknown Speaker
in a manner which showed careful
study. The final GRAFTON was upon
Mind, the Glory Of Man, which was
handled in a creditable way by Chas. T.
Robb
The entertainment concluded with
an interesting debate. The proposition
was-"Resolued, that lawyer is Just-
fed in defending q criminal whom he
knows TO be guilty." c. b. Gitfen and
| Herbert Montgomery argued for the
affirmative, and the negative was sus-
taned by Edgar Nell Dwight and Nor
gan OFT Hart. The judges decided In
favor OF the negative side.
On Friday, 25th inst, the field day
exercises will be held at the Fair
Grounds. On Friday, June 1st, the
competitive drill will take place. On
Friday, June stb, the annual banquet
will be given. Friday, June 18th, is the
date for the commencement exercises
The class is one OF the largest ever
turned out at the institution.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-19
SMALL TALE.
Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly and
Pithiiy Told

salnor A1tters OF INTEREST brleuy nv
Pithiiy Told.
THE hearing OF the cases Of State ".
Rowan was postponed, yesterday, by
Justice Gillespy until to-day.
IMPROVEMENTS at the business house
OF Lewis Juergens, in East Wheeling,
are being rapidly progressed.
THE Council Committees on Police
and Scales were called to meet last
evening, but failed to obtain quorums.
THE hearing of James Parker, charged
with stealing bicycle, will take place
before Justice Gillespy at 3 p. N. Mon
day.
The power was off in the Benwood
division OF the street car system last
night, delaying the traffic for half
hour.
SEVERAL young men of East Wheel
ing will give dance tonight al Bishops
Hall. Prof. Gleason will Turning the
music.
IN another column is an advertise
ment of turtle soup lunch at Hoes
saloon, corner Of Wood and Sixteenth
streets.
LAST night the S. P. S. Society, of
North Wheeling, had delightful ex-
curson to Wellsburg by the steamer K.
&. Phillips. About sixty couples en-
joyed the event.
II was stated yesterday that the ex-
tensive Benwood grocery OF Vance
Bros, which was placed in the hands of
an assignee few days ago, would re-
sumo bushes to-day under an arrange
ment with creditors.
LAST night there was pleasant event
ct the unoccupied building at No. 1915
Market street. A large number OF the
little folks of that part of the city gave
an entertainment and social there. They
had jolly time aud made success OF
1t. Five cents was the admission. and
a number OF older persons paid the
price and enjoyed the eXerci ses.
ABOUT the most exciting thing on the
South Side yesterday was hound with
tin can tied TO his tail. He started al
Twenty-fourth and dashed down Chap
line with a dozen other CANNES after
him. Wagons and street cars were stop
ped TO give the dogs room, and people
collected in crowds TO see the sight.
The last seen Of the afflicted dog he was
going into the Redmen cemetery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-19
NEW LIBRARY QUARTERS
In the Masonic Building Wan Soon be
Opened

In the Masonic BulluinS WIN soon DC
Opened.
The new public library quarters in
the Masonic building on Market street,
will be opened in a week or ten days.
The equipment OF the hall will be first
class in every respect. Snead 81 Co.,
of Louisville, are furnishing the iron
book stalls, which are being placed in
the east end Of the hall, occupying
about half the floor space. Some delay
has been caused by the non-arrival Of
the shelves A handsome steel railing,
ten feet high, extends TO the desk Of the
librarian.
The reading room will be located in
the west half OF the hall, with the ex-
cepUion of the space occupied by the
private office OF the librarian. Access to
the library may be had by means of the
stairway, or the elevator, which will
run night and day.
The library and reading room has
been closed since last Monday, during
which time the annual inventory has
been taken. The work OF removing the
books TO the new quarters will be done
next week. As the Board Of Education
has two years lease on the present
quarters, the Offices of the Superintend-
ent OF Schools, aud Clerk Of the Board,
will remain where they are at present,
for that term at least.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-19
PIeasant Celebration.

Last night there was a delightful
event at the home OF Henry Schafer. o.
No. 2727 jacob street, a well-known and
highly respected citizen. Yesterday
was the sixty-ninth birthday OF Mr.
Schafer, and his grandchildren to the
number of fourteen determined TO sur
prise him, which they did. They mel
at the home Of George w. Grub, OF
South Market street. from which place
they went, and completely took the
kind Old gentleman by surprise. One
OF the most delightful OF evenings was
spent, and Spears orchestra furnished
the music. The supper served was a
grand spread, and enjoyed by all. The
old gentleman will not soon forget the
event.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-19
AMUsEMENrS
ROEIN HOOD.

Barnabee, Karl & Mac DonaId's Robin
Hood Opera Company, comprising sixty
carefully chosen artists, a superb chorus
OF thirty-fve fine voices, superior
operate orchestra. and equipped with a
full carload OF special scenery and e;-
fects, will appear at the Opera House
Tuesday evening, May 20.
In the entire list OF light operas new
or old there is none more deservedly
popular than robin Hood" 1t is beau
tlfulIy picturesque In comedy, genuinely
tuneful as to music, and thoroughly po'
etic aud romantic In its general flavor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-19
\ Musical Treat.

The concert by the Ariel Club to take
place at Egerter Hail next Tuesday
evening promises to be a fine affair.
The programme is an artistic one, In
GLIDING the Dandy Fifth Qulckstep,"
by A. A. Farland, which took the prize
a. the great Philadelphia contest last
January. They have arranged and
play "Traumerei" By Schumann on
mandollns, which all leading musicians
will recognize as very classical piece.
The Fire Alarm Gallop," also on the
programme, is one Of their own compo-
sitions. They have purchased Contra
Brass Guitar, which is the only one in
this section Of the country. AS a mus
zeal organization the club ranks among
the best, they being all Wheeling boys
and thorough musicians.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-19
INDUSTRIAL TOPICS
Points Picked Up About the Mills ant
Factories.

Points Picked Up About the Mills aud
Factories.
Spears axle works, OF the South Side,
are idle. No coal.
Gas is to be used in the forge depart
ment of the Belmont mill.
The heaters OF the forge department
OF the Belmont will go on this morning
Fifty men, who have been idle for the
last three weeks, vii find work.
All the LaBelle mill except the tack
factory is off until next Monday. II Is
said, however, that the outlook is
brighter than it has been for some time.
There are enough materials at the
Riverside steel works to keep the works
and the plate mill in operation for the
next four days. Mil d will close down
to-day, however.
Daniel D. Ingram, OF the South Side,
a well known mill man, has the patent
on a railway nut lock. II is great in
vention, and is being tried on the ONO
River tracks on the South Side.
Local No. ESQ Of the L. NJ. w. Of A,
OF the South Side, held a meeting yes
terdav afternoon al Handlan's hall, on
South Jacob street. 1t was the unsni-
nous agreement to stay with the strike.
The local represents the miners OF the
Riverside. the LaBelle, the Boggs Run
and the lower Benwood mill.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-19
ATLANTIC TEA CO.

Our reputation for selling only fresh
and standard goods is well known. Ex.
anime our price list and you will and
you can buy the best at our stores for
less money than you pay for inferior
goods AZ other places
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-19
OUR PRICE LIST:

Standard A Sugar - pounds FOR .Lsi.Oo
Light Brown Sugar % pounds for. 100
Mail Pouch Tobacco, per pound. csc
Choice Fancy Sugar Corn, cans for csc
Standard Sugar Corn, cans for. 25c
Early June Peas, cans ior........ CSC
Sugar Peas, 5 cans for Csc
Best Standard Tomatoes, ; cans for csc
Bast Table Peaches. cans for. CSC
Extra Choice Red salmon, cans for CSC
Best Wash Boards, each. 15c
Pettijohn Food, per package ...-.. lie
Choice Seedess RAisins, per pound. l0c
Large Rasins, per pound ....... sc
Choice Carolina Rice, per pound... Sc
Large select Lemons, each. ic
Clothes Pins, per dozon........... lc
Carpet Tacks, s.ounce boI...... lc
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-19
Knin and HalI Yesterdnr.

After threatening morning, during
which the barometer fell to 9.l5. quite
a hail storm broke over the city at
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, hail falling
In considerable quantities, some Of the
stones being as large as chestnuts. Ont
Caldwell's run the storm was quite Sc
we're. The barometer continued TO fall
until. at 8 p. m, IL stood at 90. o., and at
half-past six violent rain storm came
I'D, lasting half an hour. All the gut
tiers and sewers had their capacity
taxed to the utmost, but as far as heard
from, no damage was done. The rain
seemed heavier north ADD east Of the
city.
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When Baby was sick. we gave her Cas-oria-
When she was Child, she cried for CastoriA.
When she became Miss, she chung q Castoria.
When she had Children, she gavethe.n Gators
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IN SOCIETY.
Some Past aud Prospective Events IN the
Gay World.

Last night at the home OF William
McElroy, of South Eoff street, there
was pleasant social event. The occa-
sion was surprise party on Miss Nellie
on her fourteenth birthday. Miss Nc
Elroy was taken completely by surprise
when about twenty couples of her young
friends called at her home. Good music
was furnished and the most delicious of
refreshments were served.
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TIE CASUALTY RECORD.
The Accidents Reported From About tho
City Yesterday.

City GesterdaV
George Schempf, Of South Chapline
street, son Of the druggist, and who is
employed at the Holiday planning mill,
met with an accident at mis- work yes
terday morning. He was at work at the
moulding machine and caught one OF
his hands In the sharp knives. With
the other hand be tried to loose il, and
in doing this both mem 0ers were pain
fully torn. There is nothing serious
about the injury, as was reported.
Annie, the little daughter Of George
Gilbert, the grocer, Of South Market
street, fell from a fence last Thursday
evening and her ankle hone was broken.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-19

PURELY FEMININE-Some Things
That are Sure TO Please the Ladies'.
See SUNDAY REGISTER.
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Experience
Does Il.

To make money you must be willing spend Many
seem think only article that needs advers
ng great mistake.
every merchant advertise his goods others have made
fortunes doing it.
Nothing have its sale materially increased
by newspaper publicity.
JudciouS advertising is only the best make
TONER'S the cheapest we'll 1t them keeps
them for you.
is strong competition now IN all lines OF business
You need advertising give you your share of the trade
on need the skillful and intelligent way