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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-04-14
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-05-27

Ing class Of the Bellaire High School.
There will be sixteen in the class. The
rings are beautiful ones OF gold.
NINE Italians went TO the B. & o. de-
pot yesterday afternoon to see fellow
countryman depart for the West. They
created quite a scene bidding the COM
rade good bye, By hugging each other
and In other ways displaying affection.
THE Soldiers Monument was scrubbed
up yesterday and now looks decidedly
better. Now let the city remove that
other disgrace, the condition OF the
fountain. 1t is q shame thai this hand
some gift to the city is allowed TO go to
ruin.
If coal is not gotten at the city cleo
trio tight plant within few days the
town will be in darkness. Coal for run
ming the plant cannot be secured. City
officials are making arrangements Tor
having the old gas lamps rugged up
again.
WILLIAM R. ALLEN, one OF the most
progressive and wel-to-do farmers OF
Marshall county, is having an elegant
frame barn built at his property near
Mt. 0livette. The barn is TO be one OF
the largest and most complete In this
State.
The will OF Charlotte Knope, de-
ceased, was admitted to probate and or
dered to be recorded, yesterday. All
her property is left TO Mrs. Johanna
Doyle. The will OF Conrad Kirbach was
also admitted TO probate and ordered TO
be recorded.
The Mystic Crew fishing club, OF the
South Side, will leave this morning for
the summer camp near Booths Land
ing, down the river below Moundsville.
The neat boat OF the club is now at
Thirty-ninth street. James Hammond
is captain Of the club.
The b. & o. will give Western home
seekers excursion next Tuesday. To-
DAY the same road will give an excur-
sion from Farmont to Meyersdale, Pa,
to the German Baptists' convention.
The route will be By Morgantown and a
big crowd is looked for.
NELLIE, aged ten years, daughter Of
Fred Och, of Thirty-ninth and Wood
street. had painful operation perform
ed yesterday. DR., Haskins with six
other physicians performed the opera
ton. The child's feet were deformed,
and it is now thought that they will be-
come perfect.
EARLY this morning Officers Daum
and Creighton arrested JAS. +. Taylor,
Hattie Taylor and Alice Hinton, on
Seventeenth street, charging them with
being drunk and being on the streets
for improper purposes. A charge Of
carrying concealed weapons was also
filed against Taylor.
WHAT promises TO be an artistic fea-
ture of the international convention OF
the National Butchers Protective Asso-
citation, which is to be held in this city
next month, is fine large souvenir pro-
gramme that is being arranged for pub.
LEGATION. 1t will be printed in colors and
have an illuminated cover.
THE Happy Four fishing club, Of the
South Side, is home from weeks camp
down the river. and they made record
for eating. This is part OF what they
got away with: seventeen loaves OF
bread, eight pounds OF beefsteak, one
ham, one shoulder and two sides, four
dozen OF eggs, one half bushel Of beans,
four ground hogs. This is not counting
the "roots and herbs" they ate. They
challenge any four persons in the city
to break the record.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-05-27

The thrOng completely filed the room.
After brief season OF informal
social intercourse, Rev. Littell was
formally welcomed by Rev. j.
T. Mcclure. the pastor, Rev. DR..
D. A. Cunningham, Rev. DR.. W..
II. Cooke, Rev. DR.. r. R. Swope, Rev.
@. M. Afford, Rev. Jacob Birmingham,
Rev. Boyd, OF Bellaire, and others.
Rev. Mr.. Littell responded in happy
address. The programme was inter-
spersed with musical selections by the
Ariel Banjo. Mandolin and Guitar Club,
and at the conclusion of the affair light
refreshments were served by a COM
mittee Of ladies of the congregation.
-
Misses Lottie and Alice Cox were the
charming hostessss to a party of con-
genial friends at their home in West
Bridgeport Tuesday evening. An en-
joyable season was spent in dancing
and kindred diversions.
-
Miss Grace Stone was the charming
hostess TO number of friends at the
home Of her grandmother, on Penn
street, Island. Friday evening. The
guests were members Of the Sears Ten
mis- Club. A most enjoyable season was
spent % dancing, cards and kindred So
cial diversions, supplemented by an ex-
cellent luncheon at the usual hour.
80
The Sears Tennis Club OF the Island
is making great Improvements at Its
court, on South Front street. This
popular organization now has a mem
6ership Of about forty young ladies' and
gentlemen, and is arranging for tour
nament to be given ia the near future.
"a
An enjoyable soiree was given Tues
day evening at the home OF Miss Lizzie
Maxwell, on Charles street A large
number OF friends OF the charming
hostess assembled TO assist her In the
of her eighteenth birthday
The evening was spent In
various social amusements, and appe-
tizing refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Piehler, OF South
Jacob street. were taken completely by
surprise Tuesday evening, when they
received an unexpected call from their
children and grandchildren, who came
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-05-27

lSpeetdi 7<iegrGn 20 ne sunday Rsgist>r.
SIsTERsvmLE, w. VA. May 26.-Ths
receipts OF the Eureka Pipe Line Com.
pany reported by the engineers ~ the
Thistle Pumping Station At z o'clock
were II, Goa barrels, an Increase over
yesterdays report Of 1000 barrels The
total amount received FOR the week end
Ing this morning were loi.597 barrels,
al average OF about 1853 barrels for
the Eureka Company. The average
daily receipts OF the Mellon Company
are about 1000 barrels. making a total
production for the entire field OF 1877, TT
barrels.
Miss Minnie Clark, Miss Daisy McEl.
downey aud Mr. Joseph Clark, Jr., were
here to-day visiting frienda
Mr.. FRANK Queen and wife, nee Miss
Whenten. returned yesterday from an
extended wedding tour ia the South.
+. l.. Derry. OF jamestown. n. Y. 10
here. the guest OF Mr. James Handson.
Mrs. BIuestine returned this morning
from trip TO Wheeling and New Mar.
tlnsyille.
Mrs. Abe Cox, of Parkersbure,is here.
the guest OF her husband, OF the o. 4.
Il. Y. station force.
Harry McEldowney and John Denny.
OF New Martinsyille, we're 10 town to-
dag.
Mr. f. 3. Jamison. Of Meadville, IL
10 town to-day; also Mr.. ID. II. fetch
er. OF Middlebourne.
Frank Dsnbaugh. OF Woods6eld, o.,
Is visiting Nathan salisbury.
Following are the arrivals AZ the
Darlington Hotel to-day: H~nry c.
shallcross. G.. w. Dudley, J. y. :. 'nry.
Wheeling; c. Z. Moore, c. VI. Do -.
J. w. Stschoure, Proctor; G. ID. SmIh.,
MiddIebourne; Miss Bertha Dudley.
Burt: Miss Mamie BediIIion, Rare
Rur, o.: ID. X. Pratt. Matsmoras. o.;
r. UIlum, BIsmark, N. d.; K Il. Csld-
well, Bradford; J. NJ. Bedford, Phils-
del phia: II. A. Thornerly, Marietta. o.;
II. G. Taylor and r. g. Caldwell, Pitts
| burg.
Miss Nellie Sharp. OF New Martins
VILE. Is the guest Of Miss Maggl
Baker to-day.
r. K. Petty, General Baggage MAST
of the Ohio Riysr Railroad. 10 10 ID
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-05-27
MEMORIAL DAY.
Holiday Post Completes Arrangements
for Ita ObserVance.

Holiday Post Completes Arrangements
for Its Observance.
Holiday Post, G. A. r., has COM
pleted arrangements for the exercises
on Memorial Day. The memorial SER
mon will be preached to-day by Rev.
jeremiah Engle, pastor OF the Zane
Street NJ. Z. Church. All comrades OF
Holiday Post, Woman's Relief Corps,
Sons of Veterans, Ladies' Aid Society
and Gsrmsn Veterans will meet this
evening at 7:15 o'clock sharp, at G.. A.
r. hall, to march in a body to the
church.
Memorial services at Mt. Zion ceme-
terry, at Caldwell's Run, will be con-
Quoted in the morning by Stephens
Post, q. A. R. The exercises will con-
sist of the ritual service, singing by the
pupils of the Eighth ward public
school, and an address by Rev. DIR. F..
w. E. Peschau, fof Greensburg, Pa,
formerly Of this city.
In the afternoon the details from
Wheeling Post will visit all the ceme-
teries above the creek, where e. A. K.
services will be conducted, and
remarks. made by comrades. All patri-
otto orders, aud all school children are
invited to attend the different Gene
,eries, especially the school children OF
Beech Glen, Triadelphia and Elm Grove,
who will meet the comrades on the three
O'Clock motor, and accompany them to
the Stone Church cemetery.
In the evening joint memorial SER
vice will be held in G. A. r. hall, for
which an excellent programme OF music
and addresses has been arranged.
Mrs. India Kelly has sent her usual
contribution OF five dollars for Memo
rial Day.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-05-27
A SncnassfuI Event.

Last night at Arion hall, Wedgewood
Lodge, Sons Of st. George. gave cred
table musical, literary and dramatic
entertainment. The crowd In attend
ance was large one, and all the exer-
cises of the evening were Of more than
ordinary interest. The opening address
was creditable one, made by Thomas
Dawson. Miss Lucy Hill entertained
in a WILL selected solo. Prof. Thomas
Rainbow entertained in some OF his best
selections In elocution In his always
pleasant manner, and a quartette fol-
lowed, rendered In complete manner
by Misses Robinson and Wiggington,
and Messrs. Curtis and Wardel. Next was
an excellent solo by Mrs. Hopkins. Miss
Jennie Hinton pleased her hearers In a
recitation, and the Aeoian Quartette
sang to the delight OF all. The pro-
gramme was closed by the excellent
drama in two acts entitled, above the
Clouds" After this most excellent re-
freshments were served.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-05-27

commencement season, and. this year
will be no exception. Messrs. A. E.
BOYD, G. 81. A. Kunst, R. II. Ramsay
and S. P. Boyd compose the committee
in charge.
The anniversary OF the birth OF Mr..
Hugh LetzkuZ was remembered by
number OF his friends on last Tuesday
evening, at his home on North Market
street. The evening was pleasantly
spent in dancing, music, cards, refresh
ments being served at seasonable
hour.
DR.. J. R. Manley and wife. of South
Chapline street, Hospitality entertained
the members of the Cold Turkey Banjo
Club and their wives ct their home, Fri
day evening.
The coming marriage of Mr.. VIM.
Reilly, a popular B. & 0. conductor,
and Miss Della Flynn, of South Market
street, is announced.
The Senior Class OF the Linsly Insti-
tute is making extensive preparations
for their Commencement ball. which
takes place the 18th of June. The class
met Friday and elected the following
boys chairmen OF the committees in
charge of the affair: Dancing, Fred R.
Huseman; Decoration, Philip Catch;
Refreshments, Harry Reynolds; Print
ing. A. Klevis; Music, T. r. Huseman.
The Opera House orchestra will furnish
the music.
Invitations have been issued for the
wedding of Mr.. Walker Irwin Frissell
and Miss Clara Beall, which will take
place on Wednesday, June 9th, at high
noon, at the home of the brides mother,
Mrs. Virginia NJ. Beall, at Belvidere.
The Alumni Association, OF Webster
school, has made arrangements for its
annual banquet, to take place the latter
part OF June.
w. q. Yoke, a prominent druggist
of Salem, and Miss Maud Laytield, an
accomplished young lady OF Lewis coun-
", will be married on June 5th.
"a
A crowd of young folks from Wells
burg gave big dance at Hedges barn,
at Windsor Station, yesterday afternoon
and evening. Several couple from
Wheeling were present. Lazier's or
chestra made the music.
-
VIM. Dieringer, a well-known and
popular barber of the Island, was mar
ried two weeks ago to Miss Jessie
Dean, an estimable young lady Of
Pleasant Valley. The marriage was a
great surprise to friends Of both par
ties, as 1t was not known even by Mr..
Dieringer's father until yesterday. The
happy young couple have gone to
housekeeping on the Island.
-
Mrs. Mary Hubel celebrated her
birthday in a highly enjoyable manner
a few days ago, at her home at 222s
Market street. A large number Of
young folks enjoyed the event.
Ernest Frame and wife will entertain
the attendants at their recent wedding,
at their beautiful new home at Leath.
erwood, next Thursday evening.
-
Joseph Rodeker, OF 2251 Main street,
eDioyably entertained a number Of his
lady and gentlemen friends at his home
last Thursday evening.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-05-27

They feel very grateful to the public for the
confidence with which u accepts aud respond,
TO their printed utterAnces. Their MANY years
experience in treating all forms OF catarrhal
and kindred chrome diseases entities them 10
speak authoritatively on the subject and IA h
particularly pleasing 10 feel that the public
appreciates aud Acknowledges this fact
Therefore, following the usual custom, Drs
Copeland. Sell and Davis desire 10 announces
the advent OF the present favorable season.
Now is undoubtedly the time 70 treat eAtArrh.
Now We have nature 70 assist Us Ia the treat.
ment instesd OF retarding IT, A months treat
ment now Is worth more than two months dur.
Jog the winter. In fact, IN some aggravated
cases. IL Is simply impossible 20 effect \ cure
during the winter months and In these In.
stances patients have been advised 90 delay
treatment until summer.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-05-27

in a body, accompanied by Shubart
Bros orchestra. The affair was given
in honor OF the Seventy-tifth birthday
anniversary of Mr.. Piehler. The even
ing was spent in music, games and kin
dred social diversions.
A very enjoyable hop at the st. Clair
Hotel, in Martins Ferry, followed the
| public school commencement exercises
. Thursday evening. MeiSters orchestra
made the music, and an excellent
luncheon was spread about one o'clock.
Miss Mollie Walker was at home to a
number OF friends Thursday evening, al
the home of her grandfather, in the
East Eud.
The Kings Sons, of the Zane Street
NJ. L. Church, gave very successful
moonlight excursion 10 WellS0urg, on
the steamer Liberty, Thursday evening.
Mayors orchestra rendered concert and
promenade music, and excellent attrac-
tions were provided. About three hun
dred persons attended.
Elmer Foster entertained a number
OF the employees of the Pabst brewery
agency Monday evening, in very hos
pttable manner.
-
The number OF pleasure resorts in and
about Wheeling has increased during
the past few years, and those whose
purses will not permit sojourn at the
watering places, eau find plenty OF
breathing spots right at home. On Dec
Grafton Day the usual number Of picnics
will be given, as we'll as family outings
and club affairs. The observance Of
Memorial Day in this regard will be
more elaborate than for many years.
-
The Ideals will open their summer
season with hop at the new Park
Casino on Wednesday evening, June Is.
The Opera House Orchestra will make
the music for dancing, and other attrac'
lions will be provided.
-
Mrs. CIV. Brockunier and the Misses
Brockunier will entertain at their home,
No. l4Ol Chspline street, next Friday
evening, between the hours Of five and
eight o'clock.
-
Wednesday evening there was merry
assem- biage Of young folks at the home
of Robert Houston, s popular citizen Of
259s ChaJline street. The occasion was
the celebration OF the fifth birthday Of
his son William. Many older guests
we're in attendance. and the evening
was spent pleasantly. The best Of re-
freshments were served.
George Hills, of the Fifth ward, be-
came a voter on Friday and about sixty
couples of his friends surprised him at
/ Meage s. HoWley's ball, at Twenty
third and Market streets, in the even
| ing.
80
Miss Bessie, daughter OF Mrs. Ella
Smith, OF ss47 Chapline street, enter
tanned a congeDial party Of her young
! friends at her home Friday evening.
/ The event was one full of pleasure, good
music and excellent refreshments being
the features.
Invitations have been receives
for the tEenty-hfth annual com
ment ball Of the State Univer,
NorgantoWh to be given on JUI
This is always the big event
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-05-27
ABOUT PEOPLE

Daily Chronicle of tho Movement of
individuals.
Charles Wall, of South Eoff street, is
Ill.
c. h. Oliver, of Steubenvllle, is in the
city.
Clinton Burns of Toronto, O., is in the
city.
John Strobel, of Thirty-tirst street,
is i'll.
q. G. Taylor, of Salem, O., is hotel
guest.
c. w. Ebert, of Parkersburg, is at the
Behler.
R.P. Andrews, of Washington, D. c.,
is in town.
Miss May Kerr, Of Sixteenth street,
is indisposed.
SrAMM-Basil T. Bowers, of New
Martinsville.
VIM. Wagner, of Warrington, is at
the st. Charles.
Henry Anderson, of Slstersville, is
Wheeling visitor.
P. MCGOWAN, of Steubenville, was in
the city yesterday.
Forty members OF Forepaugh's show
are st. Charles guests.
w. A. Wait, of Warrington, Is regis
tered at the ST. Cnarles
ThirtY.two members OF Forepaugh's
show are at the Stamm.
O. E. Shannon, of East Wheeling, left
for Cleveland yesterday.
Senator j. H. Klieves is home from a
pleasure trip to Pittsburg.
Willie Hoburg, the South Jacob street
grocer. is on the sick list.
Jacob Koontz, of New Martinsville,
is among the Behler guests.
John Hagau, of the South Side, is at
Sistersvile on a pleasure trip.
Peter Ewing, OF Wellsburg, is Wis
itor among South Side friends.
Miss Tenie Meader, OF Woods street,
is visiting friends ST Sardis, o.
George Smith, of Pittsburg, is Wis
itor among South Side friends.
WINDsoR-J. B. Hale, Nav Martins
Vile, and A. J. Clark, Warrington.
Mrs. n. w. Beck left last evening to
spend a few days at West Alexander.
Howard Brenneman, manager Of the
Wheeling bakery, was in Plttsbnrg yes
terday.
DR.. j. ]. Carroll, of the South Side,
is seen mounted on a new Cleveland
bicycle.
ID. Marsh, the South Jacob street
grocer, is home from a visit to the
country.
Mrs L. NJ. Wilson, OF Twelfth street,
is visiting friends at Sand Hill, Marshall
county.
Louis Emery, former clerk at Ben
wood Junction, is home from a trip TO
Florida.
Mrs. Henry Stahl, OF South Chapline
street, has had dangerous relapse In
her illness.
Miss Carrie Frazier, popular young
lady OF the Island, is guest OF Pitts
burg friends.
Lawrence Wheat is home from Wash
Jeff. college on a visit TO his parents
for a few days.
McLURE-Geo. F. Miller, Hunting
ton. and w. H. Baker and w. b. Nc
Gregor, Fairmont.
Miss Louise Beeson. of Uniontown,
pa Is the guest OF Miss Laura DaiEell,
on Chspline street.
Rev Father Toner, of Montgomery,
w. Va. is stationed temporarily At ST.
Joseph's Cathedral.
Edward Smith, Of the Wheeling Cor
rngating Company, is home from bust
ness trip through Ohio.
John Lambus, we'll known B. & o.
engineer will go TO Grafton next We'd
nesday to help celebrate.
Mrs. Raymond Bauer and children, OF
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-05-27
NOW is THE TINE
To Treat Catarrh-one Month's
Treatment During the Summed
Worth Two Months During the
Winter.

It has been the custom of Drs Copeland. Bell
and Davis each spring and summer during the
past six years that they have been engaged in
the practice of medicine In this city to an
nouuce the advent OF the season as the most
favorable for treating catarrh and all chronic
diseases OF kindred nature, the results Of 70.
peated and Oft times neglected colds.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-05-27
To END IN DIVORCE.
Mr.. BIuestein and Wife Bave 1roubie.
WhseIing Sport Party TO 1t


sr,etat Jsssoran 20 ne sunday Es1sts-
SIsTERsvILLE, w. VA, May 90
There is likely to be some very sensa-
tional developments here in few days
in a case in which Mrs. Biuestein Is
prominent party, as well as her hus-
band. Both OF the parties concerned
are we'll known. Bluestein published a
notice this week 10 the effect thai his
wife had left him. and IL was charged
that she had gone away 10 company
with a well known sport TO Wheeling.
While 10 Wheeling the husband bad
a private officer watch her. After
thorough search Of that city oy the
officer the erring wife was found In
notorious East Wheeling resort
To-day the woman returned here ana
was met at the station by the husband.
Everything seemed 10 be all right until
they arrived in front OF the Oil Well
Supply Co.'S store, when they COM
menced quarreIing. After some very
hot words the wife, becoming infnria-
ted, rushed upon her liege lord and
commenced hitting aud kicking him.
The wife now makes application Tor
divorce and also sues out warrant TO
compel her husband 10 keep the peace.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-05-27
LANSD0WN s ss' only be had
STIFEL e. Co.'S
Delegates Chosen.

At its meeting last night the b. j.
Dovener club, OF South Wheeling, elect
ed delegates TO the convention at Fair
mont the 10Th of next month. They
are: Charles Butts, Peter West, Charles
Morningstar, Samuel Sloan and Thomas
Dawson. The alterDates are: VIM.
Knoke, Charles Driehorst, Joseph
Friese, WIN. Long and Squire j. w.
SchultZe.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-05-27
IN GAY CIRCLES
PREPARATIONS ARB BEING MADE FOR THE
SUMNER CAMPAIGN,
And Elaborate Entertainments and Home Affairs
Are Less FrsQuent-0ut-Of-DOOr Eysnls
Past and 10 Coma

Died with roses and painted with lilies,
Ny eyes aglow wit n a sapphire light
LcoS. . lover, upon my beauty,
Ere it deDarteth beyond your sight
Palid and wan was the girl who loved yon,
Fair is the maiden y0p love today
The one, alas. might have stayed TO bless you
The other Is passing from earth away
Oh bitter days. when your glance unheeding
Passed me TO rest on a face more fair;
What was my face in its pale dull plSlnneAs,
That your glad glances should finger there!G
Twas then ] knelt IN my desolatlon,
Sanding 20 Heaven Que frenZled cry,
Oh let him but love me cen though perlsh!
Let me be beautiful though die!
Aud Heaven heard me and Death came % me
To light my eyes with cOnsumption's light,
To tint ~ cheek with the grAveyard's roses,
10 tinge nv brow with the grayestone's white
You saw me, love, 10 my new strange beauty
And paused that day ere you passed me oY,
And OH the prayer that made Is answered,
You love me, darling, and must die.
Yes. have won YOU, and am dying.
Yet is there sweetness amid my pain,
Your love, o dear one. Was cheapIy purchased,
count my lost years my chiefes: gain.
Behold go, but your love goes with me
To light my path where no sun can shine
Life az its longest is brief and Geetng,
Love is immortal and IL is mine.
LUcy II H0CDsT i8 Home Journal.
"a
The form of greeting in the clubs and
drawing rooms, and places where friends
meet by chance, is changing. Good
byes are spoken instead OF the common
forms of salutation. With pleasant
weather during the next week, the
summer exodus to the mountains and
seashors will begin in earnest. The
''stay-at-homes" this season will no
doubt be more numerous than usual,
owing to the business depression, and
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-05-27

ADJUSTMENTS of all kinds at Mozart
Park on Decoration Day.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-05-27

Shirt Waists in white
LAUl EO and colored at
SrIFEL & Co.'s.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-05-27
WAIOTC and Chemisettes. See
w Add window display.
GEO. NJ. SHOOK e. Co.

PRIZES for dancing and bowling at
Mozart Park on Decoration Day.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-05-27

SPLIT Bamboo Fishing Rods. A good
article for $3.50, st
|. G.. DILLON & Co. IS.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-05-27

FINE Diamonds, at special prices for
next 10 days, at /. G. DILLON IL Co.'S.