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The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-16
PERSONALS,

W. c. McMahan of Pittsburg is at the
Carey.
S. C. burke OF Omaha was a visitor In
the Peerless Princess yesterday.
B. N. Crouch OF Quincy was guest at
the Hotel Carey yesterday.
f. L. Short represented the Cherokee
nation in town last night.
Up. NJ. Killam of Newton was doing bus
mess in the city yesterday.
Hon. William P. Hackney attended to
law business in town yesterday.
! Hon. John Eaton of Cowley's capital
was attending 60 matters in the district
court yesterday. Mr.. Eaton says he is at
tending strictly to his law business aud
does not claim any part in the operation
of the government by the Democratic ad-
ministratiOn.
| Colonel Snow, one of the popular MEM
bers OF the staff of the Santa Fe railway,
came in from Trinidad yesterday and en-
countered fourteen different kinds of
weather enroute. Colonel Snow says that
| for the other snow that has misbehaved so
terribly along railway lines for the past
four days.
A. o. Loosely of this city has started to
school in Chicago. Alr. Loosely Intends to
be missionary. The name of the school
which be attends is ''Moody's School in
Missions" He is the son of Robert Loosely
of North Emporia avenue.
j. H. Hamlet of Quincy was one of the
arrivals in the jobblng center of Kansas
yesterday. He put up at the Manhattan.
F. Broadwell OF Hutchinson was down
yesterday and speut some time among the
| business men.
! Mrs. Gertrude Francis of Coldwater was
guest of Hotel Metropole yesterday.
| A. Ferguson and wife of Florence were
in the Peerless Princess yesterday.
NJ. B. Hedges of Chicago was a visitor
to the city yesterday aud established head
quarters at the Metropolis.
"a. Hayman of Eldorado spent yester-
| day in The city.
| Mrs Robert Black has returned from
! taking the remains OF her husband to
| Warsaw, Illinois.
| Z. Grosser was among the guests at the
/ Manhattan yesterday. Mr.. Grosser Is u
business man Of Enterprise.
| E. Lake, of Chicago. partook of the
| comfort Of the Metropole Yesterday.
J.R. Sherwin will take the place va
Gated by J. A. Hollinger la the ticket
| Office Of the Missouri Pacific.
T. NJ. Young registered at the Metropole
yesterday from ST.. Louis
| G. c. Brutsche of Cedar Rapids was in
| the city yesterday aud registered at the
| Metropole.
! Asa Barnet, the clothier of Conway
| Springs, was in Wichita yesterday, laying
| in a stock of goods
| Charles F. Adams OF Kansas City was
among the business men of Wichita yes
! terdsy, and made the Manhattan his
| headquarters.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-16
That Old Chestnut.

81 wonder why it is" began the girl
With the inquiring mind-'I wonder
why IL is that some body Is always res
urrecting that old 'Shall-women-pro-
pose? question Who wants to pro
pose? That's what I'd like 20 know
When things get to tina. point want
to go TO some desert island and stay
there for the rest OF my earthly ca
reer."
Now the social philosopher, who was
present, had decided not a moment be-
fore that she was positively too tired
TO open her mouth. But she couldn :;
resist speaking her mind when such an
Interesting subject was under discus.
sion.
.As for women proposing she said,
st might not be such an impracticable
plan after all. How often have we
heard about the man vino danced at
tendance TO a girl for years and years
before he could get up his courage sus-
6cicntly to ask her 10 marry him.
"You don't hear about that sort of
nsen these days" said the girl with ;he
induir;pg mind. Besides. think how
7ery unronantlc IL would he 10 props<ss
|, 20 man Chicago Record
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-16
MEMS PRAYER MEETING.

There will be meeting at the Y. NJ. c.
A of all men interested in the young men
Df Wichita at 7:30 o'clock this evening.
The meeting will last but one-half hour,
closing at o'clock, and is designed for
conference and prayer, preparatory to the
special evangelistic meetings fnr men to be
undertaken under the auspices of the Y.
NJ c. A, and the leadership of Mr.. w. c.
Stevenson. evangelist of Chicago.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-16
SIXTH WARD.
MUSIC AND DRAMA.

Tonight our people will again have an
opportunity of seeing little May Smith
Robbins, who has won fame and fortune
during the past few years in tho musiacl
comedy Little Trixie." Miss Robbins
was great favorite and lived here during
the boom. She was then known as little
MAY Smith," and. no doubt, the house
will be filled with her old admirers. She
brings competent company and the per-
Torrance is said to be very clever one.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-16

Mr. Brown had a queer dream last
night. dear. I thougat | saw snoihe'
man running of with you
Mrs Brown-And what did you say
20 him?
II asked him what he was running
for. Brooklyn Lilo
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-16

Rev. Alexander B. Bruner, pastor of the
Emporia Avenue N. E, church, joined
Andrew Haas aud Miss Ora Roberts. two
of the best young people of Greenwich in
holy marriage at the parsonage, e03 South
Emporia avenue, on Thursday at o'clock
o. m. Great happiness be theirs.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-16

NJ. Dickey came up from the territory
night before last and took too much sor-
row-killer and WAS conveyed from 7o4 East
Douglas to the city building in very rapid
manner. He now languishes in prison be
cause he has not s..
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-16
Ehe a1iea ay Eagle: gridas oruing Eebuarn 16 1884

John Rife. ]. Z. Redfield, j. A. Lawrence,
E. E. Siade, C. II. Morehouse, J. c. Jones,
d. A. Mitchell, S. l. Davidson. B. =.
Havens. J. IL Lir,nan. F. E. HOPKINS. B.
Hannibal, ". S. Spaulding, h. w. Lewis,
S. H. Nelson.
FOURTH WARD.
Delegates-W. W. Johnston, Sr.. Col.
L. Weitzell, j. C. Mossman, E. Price. l.
Wilkins, j. J. Williams, C. A. CLAYTON,
G. B. Thatcher, j. S. Shepard. Edw. Vail,
Jos. Jackson, L. Britenfield. G !, Swope,
Hiram Smith, o. H. Bentley, w. O. Good
in, j. B. Culver. C. NJ. Irwin, ID. I. Dun
bar, D. H. Brewer, H. II. Richards, 6. C.
Strong, ". b. Throckmo-ton, j. H. Nc
Knight, B. L. keenan,, Dick Watson, Geo.
Ross. ST.. Dr. D. w. Smith. W. F. Titles,
L. c.. Clark.
Al,ernates-H. NJ. Grafton. R. Y. Hew-
lett. C. Southward. j. c. Jennings. w. L.
Minick, Matt Boohr. z. J. Martin. Coler
Sim, Ben Royse, D. V. Donnelly, W. C.
Rickard, C. ". Biting, Henry Neeley.
Jno. Youngmire. W. A. Reed, ]. S. Camp
bell, A. F. Romig. NJ. c. Putnam, j. L
Hays, H r. Farnum, n. w. Kendle, w.
w. Minick, f. Bouton. W. II. Raugh. X.
F. Purdy, A. T. Carpenter. A. Visle, j. II.
Mccullough, Dawson Kane. David
Walker.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-16

Mrs. DR.. G. c. Purdue and daughter
Leila, left yesterday for Evansville, Idd,
to visit Mrs. Purdue's mother. Mrs. Gar
wood.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-16

The Sunday school and Epwcrth League
Of the First NJ. f church will give course
Of illustrated lectures, which will be at
pnce Instructive aud popular. The first Of
the series will be "A Trip Around the
World. F." in which will be shown sixtyfive
Of the finest views from the different coun-
tries en- route, together with highly en-
lertaining description of each.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-16

The Epworth league of tine First NJ E.
church give their regular literary enter
tainment this friday evening A good
program will be rendered, followed by a
social as usual All are cordially invited.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-16
s. 10HS,s corTAGE sEEYIcE.

The regular Lenten weekly Cottage ser
VIC will be heid this friday evening at
I:i5. d rn., q, the residence OF Mrs. e. r.
Dunn. 25 North Lawrence arenue. Shor;
service aud brief address All cordially
invited to tie present.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-16

The three hobos mentioned is yester-
day'y issue were heard before Judge Babh
Frank May was fined S2 for lettering. Jim
Higgins IS, and Jim Mason was turned
loose.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-16
SHELTER HOME REPORT.

John w. Hopkins. alias "Texas Whit
sy" manager of the Mems Shelter Home
on South Lawrence reports collections
from Jan. S TO Feb. G. of goods valued at
SIS. 10. an average of 80. 80 per week. The
cash donations were $50 So aud the cash on
hand is Sl2. 40 During that time 552
meals were served and 3l3 homeless people
lodged
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-16

Queer about .Isglets having TO ges
q policeman TO take him home last
night Everything was ali tuTnea
round 70 him Drunk, eh?" ''Jupi-
ter. no. He was perfectly sober: that
was the trouble. .--In;er-Oeean-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-16

Charles E Reaves died at the home o'
his father, five and half miles northeast
of the city yesterday, of inflammation of the
bowels. He was year of age
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-16

The women of the First NJ E church will
pie ase remember the literary meeting TO be
held in the son,h clsss vooms Friday a. 5
D. IN. The subject Of discussion will be
''The church Al the time OF the Retorma-
,iou.n Mrs &c. JENNINGS,
prrsideut
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-16

Special meeting Wichita Chapter, No.
50. r. A. NJ, this Friday evening, Feb
ruary l6 Work in mark. 80 sharp
W. A. REED. H. P.
a. c. RACE, Secretary.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-16

j. i. Holiinger Of the Missouri Pacific
railroad ticket department with T. E.
Bleckley has gone TO Fort Scott TO accept
a position in the Office there.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-16
THE FANNIE HILL COMPANY.

Is one of the greatest sn ccesses scored in
years by a similar organization. The open.
ing number is very enjoyable. being well
staged. The songs, jokes. ETC., are refresh
ingly new. The specialities are the best
ever offered to the public The young la
dies who make up the combination are
handsome and we'll formed, costumed with
good taste. The groupings. tableaux, by
Giving models" and marches are especial
ly worthy of commentator. The closing
burlesque on ''Siubad" is very amusing.
You will SEQ in the Fannie Hill company
the brightest features of spectacle-bur-
lesque opera-comedy. brilliantly bl Tended.
The most daring, unique and bewildering
Of Terpsichoreau accomplishments.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-16

HOODS Pills sr. yrp--ps go -ssssest. ~
szsy /. &es.o1 se.1 ~ az 1-.xxSA -
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-16
To Good to He True.

Little Johnny-Ooo. Here's candy
box some one dropped, an'it's full, teo
chocolates an -
Little Ethel-Don't stop to talk,
cause I'm 'fraid it's all dream. Let's
hurry an eat EN- before we wake up
Good News
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-16
Before the'Private TksatricsIs.
feel awfully nervous.

Blanche-Why, pet?
Bessie-Will acts the lover so fer
vently. and you know father and
mother will be in the front row-and
they don't like him.-Brooklyn Lifo.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-16

There will be special convocation of
Wichita Chapter No. 53, r. 4 NJ, this
Friday evening Feb. l6, 1884, at 1:9o p. M,
for work. W. A. REED, Il Z.
a e. RACE Sec'y
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-16
ANNOUNCEMENTS

Superintendent Richardson of the public
sen ools wants a meeting OF the principals
of the schools at his Office al 4 clock to-
day tFriday)
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-16
Hood;Ss~Cures

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The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-16
FIFTH WARD.


De!egates-E D. Shreve, James Allison.
+. NJ. Hapdley. James Williams, John
Farmer, D. F. Solliday. E. w. Wilhite, j.
G. Sampson, W. G. Mckee. Ben. McLsan.
Lafe Simpson, B. F. Hayes, j. A. David
son.
Alternates-Louis Steppich. Giles Davis.
Harry Cottman, L. +. Harson, S. S. Kens-
Ter, S. C. Tro.ter, John Holiigsr, w. b.
Hendryx, Allen Smith. r. r. Hatfield.
John Corns. H. j. Backstel, George
Wachob.
SIXTH WARD.
Delegates-Thomas o. Hoss, J. 81. Alex
ander, Joe II. Lindsey, j. E. Richmond,
John Miltner, Isaac Salisbury. w. F.
Shaw, F. W. Wibking. G. A. Millar, Wal
lace Mclean, G. E. Trone, NJ. r. Clark.
Ben Wilson.
Alternates-J. W. Gale, P. G. Harris,
John Kelley, E. W. Hawk, w. w. Clark,
l.. keck
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-16

TIE sc~es har. az d.ssprezrs; and rs hair b
growing .ssesiy- he has oniy taken oae sos:s>
os Booss sar<ar.ay5t,a ssz rsed ons box q
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-16

Il am still Republican--yes. a Repub-
lican Republican" said Colonel Hsllowell
smiliugIy. last night, after the smoke of
the days battle had cleared away.
Colonel Hallowell was surrounded with
a room full of friends. all Of whom were
more downcast over his defeat than he
was himself.
"Look at all my friends with me in de-
feat" said he, waving his hand over the
crowd. Il am proud of such friends.
Friends in defeat are friends indeed"
J1f h.,
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MARTINS FERRY.

Joshua Edwards died yesterday after
noon at 1890 o'clock, AZ his home on
West Walnut street, in his sOtt year.
He has been in bad health for some
time, and about a week ago be was
stricken with paralysis which resulted
in his death yesterday. He was a mem
Der Of the NJ. Il. Church and an old citi-
zen Of this place. The funeral arrange
ments have not yet been made.I
The Commissioners Of the Martins
Ferry and Lorain pike have elected
Oliver Negus president and f. G. Kraut-
er secretary and DR.. A. +. Ong treas.
urer.
Thomas Blankinsop's pension has
been allowed. under the old law, aud
his certificate forwarded to the Column
bus agency.
Levi Shipman's pension has been TO-.
creased from $40 to so per month, and
be will receive a back pension OF $500
Rev. w. Z. Harris, OF the Second NJ.
E. Church, left for Cincinnati yesterday
Lydia Beck, Of Clark's addition, has
rheumatism.
Mrs. s. q. Boyle IS visiting at New
Concord, o.
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SUNDAY REGISTER

The SUNDAY REGISTER Is on sale at the
following business places, where you can
secure a copy II your BOY fails 70 leave
your favorite Sunday paper.
Robert Burt, Druggist, corner virginia
and South Penn streets.
w. z. Williams, Druggist, 81 Zane street.
Island
George Ebeling, Druggist. 2l25 Market
John Coleman, Druggist 200 chapline
street
chas- Menkemeller, Druggist Twenty
second and Market streets
viii Irwin, Druggist, TWenty-fourth aud
phi. Roth, News Dealer, 2iO4 Chaplins
street.
Jacob streets.
Will Menkeniller, Druggist, Thirty-third
and Eof streets.
viii McElroy. Druggists, S4S Jacob
VIII an Armbright, Druggist Ss4i Jacob
street
r,ortv-thfrd Street Pharmacy.
G. ri. Quimby. News Dealer, l4l4 Market
l s =. Fresss. News Dealer. 1916 Market
". Il. Hague, Druggist III Sixteenth
street
At Young, Druggis., northwest corni,
Sixteenth AL Jacob streets.
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ABoUr PEOPLE
DAILY Chronicle OF the Movements of
individuals

Daily Chronicle OF the Movements OF
individuals
W. Anderson, Of Pittsburg, is at the
Stamm.
S. F. Moore. OF Newark, o., is at the
Mcclure.
Geo. W. Brown aud wife, Of st. Glars
vile, are at the Windsor.
Prof. Coke. OF Pittsburg. Is guest Of
Frank Miller, Of South McCOlloch street.
Jacob Taylor, Of South Wetzsl street,
will move to Glen Easton, where he will
farm.
Adam Wagner and wife. OF Marietta,
O., are visiting among South Side
friends.
c. P Ambrose, a popular young bust
ness man, Of Berkeley Springs, is visit
ing in the city.
DR.. James r. Stathers Is home from
trip to the West. He is son Of the
South Side physician.
Louis ODER, OF the South Side. left
yesterday intending to join the Coxey
army near Beaver Falls.
George Speidel. OF 1926 Jacob street.
is i'll. he injured his back painfully
recently at the tube works.
Mrs. VIM. Niebur, OF South Jacob
street, who is ill at the North Wheeling
Hospital. is very much better.
j. w. Poole. J. w. Leonard aud T. S.
Occult, oil men of Washington. Pa, are
among those at the Behler.
McLURE-J. f. Frame and daughter,
New Martinsville, II. e. Stahe, Fair
mont, aud n. Wilkinson, Wellsburg.
The Misses Title Pebler and Nellie
Fette, of South Eoff street, will leave
this week for visit TO lady friends at
Washington, Pa.
STANnI-J. c. Koen and Joseph Hart
man, Jr., Warrington; August Cente'
pen, st. Mary's, and Mrs. Mary Shep-
herd, SistersVille.
Richard Fisher, Of South Jacob street,
is home from a trip through Ohio. He
will leave for Huntington In few days,
where he will work.
Miss Clara Carney, OF South Chapllne
street, is visiting in Ohio. She will visit
friends at Cumberland and Mt Savage,
Md, before her return.
Miss Anna Moore, OF GAINESVILLE, o.,
who has been visiting al the home Of
Charles Menkemeller, OF the South
Side, returned to her home yesterday.
George E. Work, of Sistersville, for
merly OF the South Side, is visit ng in
town. He has gone out Of the hotel
business and will run a new theaere
there.
Erred Schaier, one Of the best known
cigar makers in the city, who has been
at the North Wheeling hospital, whero
be had an operation performed, Is able
to walk about again.
WINDsoR-H. w. Brown, John Nc
Mahon and II. II. Benedict, Sisters.
Vile; L. r. Myers and wife, Friendly;
P. Y. Hite King aud w. &. Hallern and
wife, Parkersburg.
BEuLER-W r. Rlne, Baird; J. S.
McCaskey, New Martinsville; R. f..
Mooney, Sistersvlle; G. +. Yeater
Adahne; j. II. O'BrIen and J. S.
Burchfeld, Warrington; II. A. Cook,
Parkersburg, and w. s. Murray,
| Clarksburg.
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LncaI Bane Ball.

The Atlantics would like to play the
Arcades, Of Bellaire, next Sunday after
noon on the commons in Bellaire, at 2
O'Clock. If accepted, answer through
the REGISTER.
On the B. 81 O. grounds, yesterday
afternoon, there was an exciting game
of base ball. The James A. Philan's
PLAYED the Michael O'Mally's. The
score was Is to - in favor Of the o'MSl-
ly's. The Philan's again challenge the
O'Malley's for game one week from
next Sunday for stake.
The Mozart base ball team 10 being
organized. The players chosen are:
Chas. Note, captain; j. Blake, Jack
Powell, John Nolte, Gust. Frederick,
George Bliss, George Goudy, William
Beuter and John Smith. The club will
play its first game next Sunday after
noon, on the tube works grounds, with
the Bellaire Globes.
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A nANousr no be GIVEN



Bowling League.
The Board OF Managers ofths Wheel
ing Bowling League, held a meeting
last night. at the Press Club rooms, and
transacted a considerable amount OF
business. The protested games were
first taken I'D. The Wheeling Bowling
Club withdrew its protest OF the
South Slde-Press Club game,
and the other protests were also
withdrawn, as they would not aHect
the standing Of any clubs at the emo OF
the season. The South Side thus wins
the championship, and the Coium olas
take second place. The Press Cluo had
little opposition in its race for tall END
honors, and will receive a bowling oall'
neatly painted and appropriately In
scribed, as a souvenir Of the season.
The prize committee was instructed
also 10 purchase a second Individual
prize.
The proposition to conclude the sea-
son with q banquet met with general
favor. The distribution OF prizes ana
speech making will follow the BANG net.
A committee was appointed to make
the necessary arrangements consisting
OF Paul Reymann, Sam Il. Harrison
and John Wright. An effort WILL 90
made TO secure the Mcclure for either
the 10th or 18th Of April.
The new regulation alleys at the PARK
were completed Yesterday, and Will De
formally opened tonight with a contest
between the Bowlers and Wheeling
Bowling Club. The latter team has
sent out a number Of artistic invitatione
for the affair to members OF the Leagus
and others.
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INDUSTRIAL TOPICS
Points Picked Up About the Mills and
Factories.

Points PICKED Up ABOUT tho AilAs anu
Factories.
There is a possibility that the Wheel
ing steel works will go on this week.
The Bogg's Run coal mines are both
on. They made big run yesterday.
The big nail mill at the La Belle went
on yesterday morning after short idle
ness.
The Bellaire steel works went on yes
terday morning. They had been of for
week.
Albert Whitaker's new residence,
near the Wheeling Park, is ready for
the roof.
The North Wheeling pottery will be
on in the decorating department this
morning.
VIM. Speldel, OF the South Side, has
accepted a position as second clerk
at the tube works.
The lower Benwood plate mill shut
down yesterday at noon. The puddlers
will not be on this week.
The striking potters Of the city will
hold a general meeting this afternoon
at Menge e Howley's hail.
The heating furnaces and part Of
the nail mill at the Belmont went on
yesterday. More of the mill is to 90 on
in a few days.
Another of the bell-weld furnaces at
the tube works went on yesterday morn
ing. AS much Of the tube works as ever
was In operation, is now on.
By reason of the existing strike of
! the drivers at the LaBelle coal mine,
notices will be posted to-day warning
all union miners to stay away from the
mine.
As the REGISTER predicted, the La
coal mine drivers refused their cut
from 81. so to S1.35, offered to them " 5
terday. This throws all the coal min
ers of, also. There is no talk yet Of
settlement. II necessary the company
will buy the coal to keep the mill in
operation.
There is a difficulty among the nail
machine tenders at the La Belle mill
| and the employers. Formerly the
tenders worked half day on Saturday
and we're allowed pay for full day.
NOW Lne COmpdby WaueS " Pey ehOH
for half day on Saturdays. The men
have refused to accept these terms and
will not work on Saturdays at all.
Wood Bros. yesterday completed re-
pairs on A. A, Wheat's residence on
South Cbapline street. Louis Feinler's
residence and store room at Bridge
Place will have the big improvements
made there by the same firm completed
in few days. Wood Bros. were putting
the finishing touches on c. c. Smiths
new residence on South Penn street
yesterday.
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NOTES OF TIE RIvER
News Of the Boats aud BOatmSu Along
the Ohio.


There were IA feet 6 inches OF water
4 the channel last night.
More ANTowN, w. VA, March 90
River 8 feet 2 inches and falling; weather
cloudy and showing, with thermometer
at %.
OIL CITY, PA, March 2G.-RIver
4 feet inches and falling; weather,
cloudy, with Thermometer az IL.
GREENSBORO, PA, March 26.-River
Q feet 9 inches and falling; weather,
cloudy and cold.
PITTsBURG, PA, March 26.-Rlver,
feet inches and falling; weather,
cloudy and cold.
WARREN, PA, March 26.-RIver 3
feet 5 inches and falling; weather,
cloudy and very cold.
SrEUBENvILLE, o., March 2G.-RIver
Il feet and falling; weather clear and
cold.
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ATLANTIC TEA Co.

Our reputation for selling only fresh
and standard goods is well known. Ex-
anime our price list and you will tind
you can buy the best at our stores for
less money than you pay for inferior
goods at other places.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-27

THE Christie Bead Knife received
highest award at Worlds Columbian
Exposition for their SUPERIOR e1cellencY,
originality and general make. The
Wheeling Bakery will give ore Of these
most excellent knives for 100 tin seals
from their bread.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-27

A FIRE alarm-was turned in about five
o'clock Yesterday afternoon from Box 81,
caused by a fire which was discovered
on the roof Of the building north OF the
Panhandle passenger station. The
building is occupied by Mrs. Ripley and
used as a confectionery and restaurant.
The roof probably eaught from sparks
from 3 passing engine. The damage
, as slight.