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HmDOrfanfe

En- la hojalaterfs del que suscribs, exia
ten varias maquinas de coser compuestae
por don Antonio Pavesi, ss advierte los
duenos de aquellss one debea pasar re-
&C jerlas dentro de is dias, psgando la
casa 10 que adeuden por composition de las
mismas; bic entendido que psssdo ese
tsrmino, Sc reslizsran por 10 que valga el
arreglo de elias. Jose Paradise.
Ponce. Noviemh-a 20 da 1894 SIS :
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VOZ DE ALARMA

En- braZos de nouroticos artistss
agoniza la lengua castellana;
renaoe la escuela culterana,
muchos bardos son galiparlistas.
Ellos, los consumados modernistas
de la TERRA latino americana,
y autores de La gerga parnRsiana,
pueden apellidarss gongoristas.
Juventud estudiosa, va Sc musrs
Ia estrofa de espsftoles cousonantes
y entona su discorde missrere.
Salvadla del poder dc los farssntes,
oil sentido com1n asf 10 quiere
y 10 e1ige en- oil nombrs de Cervantes.
Federico Esco6ur.
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Sc Vende

Unsprsdio rustico compuesto de cincuen
Ia cuerdss de terrenos prop'os para csfe,
sitas en- ell barrio de Caunilla-abajo, lugar
de IA Palmasola, del termino municipal de
Juana-Diaz.
La persona que los interese, puede en-
tAnderse para la comprs, con .. Agente de
Negocios don Enrique Lopez con don An
tonic Castaher, en- Ponce.
Ponce Nvbre. 20 de 1894 M
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RECORTES z

Las coquetas SON como los platos llenos de
manjares de eera: exitan el apetito de los
bobos, no les satisfacen.
La poesfa es una espscie de azafrsn, que
sirve para dorar ell caldo incoloro de la
exiStencia.
Dime 10 que comes, donde comes con
quien comes, te dire quien eres.
Cada hombre ss un hbro; cada mujer, una
biblioteea.
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Venta de coches

Sc venden por la mitad de su
valor dos coches On buen estado
y ocho parejas y con cuadra y
maquina de picar yerba.
En- esta imprena daran infor-
nae.
Octubre 81 de 1894. /. m. a
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! BYRON EN- LA BACANAL

Es La alta noche. La ciudad fantsst
con sns torres alcazares labrados,
eual f1orentinas joyas, duerme envuelta
en- la mas densa obscuridad. Tan solo
fulgura en- las tinieblas de la noche,
como alegre sonrisa de una hermoSa
al trav6s de tupids y negro vslo,
una.g6ndola azul, iluminada
con antorchss y globos de coloIes.
En- el esquife suenan yoces, risas
0anciones de amor. La pintoresc2
gondola es el magnifico teatro
de loca bacanal. Sueflo parece,
fruto de la dorado fantasia
de un poeta oriental, la deSlum br ante
fiesta que rie en- las calladas ondRs.
Bajo un dosel de pdrpura y de orc,
y en- torno de una mesa coronado
de resplandores y fragantes rosas,
seis regias hermosuras de luciente
cabellera estrellada de dismantes,
otros tantos mancebos bulliciosos,
celebran un festin en- ell esquife.
Sobre la falda de crujiente seda
de una rubia beldad dc ojos azules,
que recuerda la blanca Fornarina,
gallardo joven tiene reclinada
la cabeza gentil
-iQue liable el poeta
Que entons el lord una cancion de amors
-gritan las diosas de 10 fiesta baquica.
E irguiendose de pronto aquel mAncebo
de ojos radiantes y cabeza olimpica,
y tomando una copa fabricada
con un craneo montado en- orc perlas,
asf exclama con voz clara vibrante:
Como oil rey Jorge euarto, que viva
entregado las festas hcenciosas,
olyidando, entire impudicas hermosss,
la ooulta pena que su pecho heria,
asi mi coraZon vivir ansia.
Dadme vino; cefid mi sien de rosas,
acariciadme tiernss y amorosas,
estrellas fulgurantes de la orgiaI
81 quiero vivirl Y cuando muera,
fabricad mi ataud con La MADEIRA
de vusstro dulce bandolin sonoro:
y colocad sobre mi cuerpo helado
un sudario magniieo, tornado
con vuestros chsles de brocado orol-
Mientras los comensales aplaudiau
este erotico canto, el lord sublime.
apurando febril hasta las heces
al aureo vino en- la sniestra eopa,
desplomose embriagado ssbre el suslo,
lRodando su corona de poeta,
su corona de estrelas inmortales,
los pies de infamadas meretricesi
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Arroyo, "A de Noviembre. g 80 M.
DEMoCRACIA.-Pon
"a Colonial


tdo de almentas de tod cla
miba: membrio de
ona Alicante icores ogna who's hnos de Jez
Vnos he de los
no. Vald pe0as Bianco, Naoavyo AleHa
Gal etas bzcochos fnos de Vas encuros gaegos
Ferris: sardinas francesas espaholas quesos &
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BUEYtS Y CAkROS

FL que suscribe vende II yuntas
de boeyes y 3 casros nuevos al con-
tado. 8 i plazo con garantia satisfac
toria. i. II Ortiz.
Baios dc Quintana, Nvbre 10, 1894
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j AUSUBO j AUSUBO !

yiEas de 5, ~ 5 x 10 alfagf4s
de 2 ! 3. Estantes de auaubo de 6 4 7 va
ras. Surtido general de maderas de la
Flor ida, tAblas de todas classes demas
sfectos para construction.
L. P. DoRIA SS ca
PIaya-Ponee Noviembre % de 1894
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COCHES DE VIAJE

Los cocheE Duueros IL. 26, % y SO hs-
ran visj jes a cual quier punto de la isIs con
uagnifcss pArejas cocheros educsdos y
eomplacisrt-..
Para informas dirigirre los cocheros
jose Villavol, Victorino Delgado Grego-
rio Munsy.
Direction telegra6ca Garcia Sar jurjo-
MayRgiiez.
MsypgneE, Noviembre 20 de 1894.
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NOTAS DBL EXTERIOR

Esta pr6ximo salir a luz, en- Madrid un
nueyo libro de Emilio Bobadilla, el notable
critico cubano que Sc frma Fray CGndit. Sc
titulara NoUelGs en- Gernsn. FL talento del
autor Sc manifestara en- ese genera de ltera-
! tura.
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uATENCIONH

Ell Especl6co SGIUGdor sc vende en-
el esfablecimiento La Cdtalana de
don Antonio Cabahas, Plaza princi
pal.
j. ScryG UygeH.
Novbre. 10 dc 1894 Iym. q.
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. . .
En- una tienda de noyedades.

En- una tienda de novedades.
Una ssftorG. rG.-ITendran ustedes mncho
despacho2
I'll principal. -Mucho, se1ora. Figsirese
usted que ahora acabo de despachar & tres
dependencies.
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BSCUELA SUPERIOR
DE NINAS, DE PONCE

DE MN AS, De PONJE
Gale de la VilLa NUNS. )
Coutinua alberta la matrfcuia en-
este Centre de Ensehanzs.
Adem&s de las asignaturas CORES
pondientea al grado superior, las nj
mas que 10 deseen podrAn dedicarse
al estudio dc la m1sica, dibujo .
idiomas bsjo la direction de profeso-
res competentes.
Ponce, Noyiembre de 1894
La Profesora,
3vps Francesca A. Alda de Lacasa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-11-24

En- el magnf6co vapor Campanta, dc la
hnea Cunard, sali6 de la Habana para In
glaterra, ell union de su distinguida famiha,
nuestro ilustre correigionario el Diputodo
por Matanzas senior don Eliseo Giberga. con
animo de trasadarse inmediatamente a Ma
eli l. donde ocupara su puesto en- el Congre-
50 tau pronto como Sc abran las Cortes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-11-24

Merece ser reprOO uclda "a cartH
que los sehores Logman y Martinez
DO New York dirigon los senoret
j. Ochoa Y Hsrmano, de San Juan
Qua inserta an su Ultima edici6r
III BmScapif va que nuestros sabios
gobiernos merecen DIR cosas tales
oiganlas y averguencense de LAS lee
clones que ell .extraDjer les envfa.
New York, Noviembre, de 1894
Sres J. Ochoa Hermano.
San Juan de Puerto-Rico
Muy seriOres nuestros Tenemos presente
su apreciable 81 del proximo pasado, en- Ia
cual nos informan que esa refineria de pc
troleO asegura que nuesfro acete refnadC
Luz Diamante" no es adaptable para alum
brar Suponemos que esta opinion por par
to de dichos se7Iores, esta basada en- la nueva
ley arancelaria sObIe petr6leOs.
Para demostrarle 10 absurdO de esta OPT
MON, hacamos referencia a los informes gu
ministrados por la OfcinG de EStGdfSttcds
ie HdShiHgtOn ID. &.
Dcho informe expresa que las exporta-
clones del petroleo refnado de los Estados
Unidos en los 6ltimos II meses, hasta No
yiembre 30 de 1893, ascienden 700, 1877. 394
gdloneS
rs un hecho conocdo que la densidad de
eada gallon de esta enorme cantidad de pc
tr6leo re6nado, tiene un promedio "A gra-
dos Beaume una temperature de go grades
Fahrenheit, la cual es igual 46 7I1o Beau
me % centgrados.
De esta fabulosa cantidad exportada, la
clase ordinaria ha sido la de menos densidad
las clases mejor refnadas, los petroleos mas
NseRuros, han sido los de densidad mas alta.
No hay un solo gallon de petr6leo reinado
de110 8 1l5 prueba de fuego, que Sc encuen-
tre en- el mercado que Sc fabrique por min
gnna yetinerfa de este pals, que tenga menos
densidAd de ~ no nj mas de 81 Beaume,
q los % grades centfgrados.
Tenemos la fntima conviction de que no
hay nj una solo GAIA de petr6leo rehnado en-
esa fabrica que tenga menos de 46 grades
Beaume 90 centigrados
81 desean ustedeS coavencerse de este,
pueden remitirnos una botella de petr6eo
ofdfhar1o y 0tra de la nejor clase reffnado
On esA, Y las haremos aIalizar por ell Inspec
tor del GobiernO, empleando certifcacion,
jurada ante ell Notario PGblico visada por
el Consul Espafiol, especihcando sus respecti-
Vas cuAlldades.
No acertamos comprender la existencia
de una rehneria de petroleo en- Puerto Rico,
porque ell costo aqui de este artfculo, de 115
grades Fahrenheit prueba de fuego, envasa-
das en- GAIA, es menos que ell costo de petro-
leo crudo, exportado en- la misma forma.
Esto sc expca facilmente: los varios pro-
ductos del Petr6leo crudo, hallan pronta ven
Ia precios altos. Beasi1d 4 so centavos
GAIA, GdlOSi11G & 3, PdrdtfnG, 30 acct
teS Lubricddores de Z 1-SO q s $50, Y hasta
el mismo residue alquitran tiene extensa
splicaci6n.
Con ell objeto de producer grandes canti-
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& SIBONEY
FABRICA DE CIGARRILLOS
PREMIADA con MEDALLA DE ORC EN- LA ExPosICIoN
PUETO-RICO
DE PUETO-RTCO


dedo
cas que manda s.
a
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FL per6dico lie -Soir pnbIica ma extsn-
sa Memoria de Mr.. Turpin, explicando sns
dos 6ltimos inventos. FL primero de elos
consiste on unEcafi6n claraboya tubo ligera
que puede lamar de una yez 81 proyectl!es
de peso de ) kllogramos, d 5000 metros
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Cartera
de la tsIa

Dicese que ell Obispo importara esta isla
un buen nGmero de Padres EScolapios que
Sc dediquen propagar la instruction
Dice FL InlparesGl, que el proximo mes
llegara Mayagiiez ell material encargado
Francia para dar principle la montura del
tranvfa de aquella ciudad.
In colega mayagdezano dice que el lunes
kproximo sc gerifcara una reunion en- aque-
LA ciudad con objeto de yer la forma de lie
var 8 cabO la construction del ferroearril de
Lares Mayagiiez.
lHa llegado a Mayagiiez, aeompanado de
suI apreciabe familia, ell Or. Carbonell
Arroyo, "a de Noviem bre.-9 80 M
DEMoCRACIA. Ponce
Segun rumores mayOria absolute emplea-
dos municipaes renunciaran destinos por
imposibiidad percibir sueldos que deven-
gan, causa embargo tratado por alcalde
Guayama arbitrios presupuesto VICENTE Co
bro cr6dito 5000 pesos gastos carcelarios
eJerciciOS cerrados.
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GRANADAS
superiOres de Malaga.

Twas Moscatel gran articclos buenos os
de
compacdos
Coll Sues Dc Co
ei'aayor Ponce Novenbre 10 Do 1924 4-sv a
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Ha llegado Mayagiiez, aeompanado de
,u apreciable familia, ell Dr. Carbonell.
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Resolutions of Kespsct,

At special meeting OF the Fulton Star
Rod and Gun Club, the following resolu.
tons were adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the Almighty
in His infinite wisdom TO remove from our
midst Bro l.. B. Clark, whose death we
deplore, but we bow 10 Him who knoweth
ell things best; therefore, be ii,
Resolred, That in the death OF Bro. Clark
we have lost a trusted brother, kind
friend, and an able advocate Ct this Club.
Resolved, That we convey 70 the family
Of the deceased our sympathy In their be-
reavement.
RESOLVED, That copy Of these resolutions
be presented 10 the family OF The deceased,
also placed on the records OF this Club and
published in the SUNDAY REGISTER and
Sunday Ners. !. w. IMHoFF,
WIN. Mccormick,
F. j. SMITH
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nLDV,C SKIN, scalp, and hair purified and
nHDI } beautihed by CUTEcuRA Soar

Riverside iron works and the Pan
Handle Office forces, In bowling, the
Riverside players defeated them by q
points In the contest
TOMORROW night there Is arranged
an interesting debate at the Sixth ward
Republican club rooms. The question
for debate is, "ResoIued, That immiRra-
ton to this country should be limited" y
Affirm, d. w. Martin, and deny, Bent
ley Jones. There will also be miscella-
neous speech making.
PHILIP RorH, the popular confec-
TONER OF South Chapline street, did
something last Friday which made his
tiremen friends OF the Niagara feel very
thankful. he gave the fremen a
gallon Of as fine ice cream as they ever
ate. They thank Mr.. Roth for his
kindness in remembering them.
A WE'LL known bicycle rider OF the
city and a member of the Wheeling
Athletic Club, met with q painful and
peculiar accident last Friday night
He went to see his best girl, who lives
on North Main street, and when he
was leaving he tripped and fell on the
door step. His jaw was broken as the
result.
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we'll Known Mill Man Dead.

At fifteen minutes OF IL o'clock yes
terday forenoon, at his home In Ben
wood, George Byles, one OF the best
known nill men OF the locality, passed
from the living. He was taken i'll on
the fifth OF this month, and had an at
tack which paralyzed him causing his
death. BEFORE his sickness he was one
OF the rollers OF the Riverside steel
works. He was but thirty years OF
age, and any one looking at him but a
few days ago could scarcely realize that
be is now in his coffin. He was pow
erful man weighing over 200 pounds In
health. He leaves wife and four chill
dren to mourn his loss. The burial
will be tomorrow afternoon al Mt Zion
cemetery out Caldwell's run. He was
membe Of Lincoln Lodge, No. 40, Odd
Fellows, OF Benwood.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-15
SMALL TALE
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
Pithtly Told


Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
Pithily Told
BRILLIANT is luxurAting In a haunted
house, and It's an editors house, too,
The roof is being put on the fine
new brick addition 10 Arion hall. The
bricklayers have finished their work.
A CROWD of North Wheeling young
people will go by skiffs to-day for pic
mic at the Sisters Islands, up the river.
The Globe Fishing CLUB left the city
yesterday for the summer'scamp up the
river. Jacob Schlimmer is the captain.
THE Outing club OF the Y. NJ. c. A.
will leave in the morning early for a
two weeks camping trip TO be spent near
Zoar, o.
THE Silver Globe Social CLUB will
hold meeting at their club house. head
OF Twenty-fourth street, this afternoon
TO elect officers.
CHIEF HEALY writes from the Wacht
am Rhine Fishing Club that they are
not catching many fish, but are having
an adjective OF time.
MARRIAGE license was issued yes
| terday 10 MAgnus Bitter, native OF
| ST. Mary, aged 81, and Caroline He'll, a
native Of ST. Mary, aged 80.
THERE were seventeen cases in police
court yesterday morning. Fifteen hooos
went to the hill, one local vsg was dis
/ charged and one case paid out
JUDGE PAUL. yesterday overruled the
motion for new trial in the case Of
! CatharIne Church V. City, and entered
Judgment for $500.
THE Atlantic tea house on South
Market street, which has been greatly
| improved aud remodeled, will soon be
| ready for occupancy again.
Col. ROBERT WHITE will lead the
meeting al the Y. NJ. c. A. this after
noon at O'Clock for young men. They
have planned an interesting service.
THE United Order OF American Me-
cbanics OF this city are going to get out
a lodge directory for the city and localI-
~. Work will soon be begun on the
/ book.
AT the contest at Wheeling Park.
! Friday night, between the clubs Of the
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-15
Index TO Now Announcements
SECOND PAGE.

SECOND PAGE.
July Sale of Summer Goods. S.
Rhodes * Co.
Heinrich Dowe-D. Gundling & Co.
July Clearance Sale-Stone 81 Thomas.
FOURTH PAGE.
Card Of Thanks-Anna Wylie.
How TO Speculate Successfully-Coates
& Co.
Wauted-Persons to Distribute Circu-
lars.
Valuable Book Free-Comstock, Hughes
& Co.
Wanted-Ladies to Make SIS per Week.
Wanted-Men TO Sell Baking Powder.
Wanted-Agents.
Practical Points for Engineers.
COOPERATIVE Railroad Stock Syndicate.
Largest Dividends on Record-A. y.
Hamilton & Co.
Wanted-Ladies to Work at Home.
Wanted-Patent Right Man.
Whole Rolled OK Tongue-Albert Stole
& Co.
K. Of P. Funeral Observation-Disclosures
Lodge.
Wanted-Industria Insurance Agents.
Wanted-Students.
Notice.. Il. Lake.
Successful Speculation Open to All.
For Sale-Elysian Theatre, Bellaire.
For Sale-Buggy and Harness.
For Sale-Old Established Business.
Auction Sale of Book Cases, Stoves and
Blinds.
Card Of Thanks-Haunah Miller.
Special Bargain in Real Estate-Rolf q
Zane
X. ofP. Funeral Notice-Ceur de Leon
Division.
Wafers-C. V. Harding & Co.
Wall Paper and neutrality-suspicious.
Weight & Sons Co.
FIFTH PAGE.
Summer Silks-Geo E. Stifel & Co.
TWELFTH PAGE.
Alteration Sale-H. Emsheimer.
Summer Dress GOods-Geo. NJ. Shook
& Co.
Clearance Sale-Egger, Warrick & Co.
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Installation of Officers.

On last Tuesday evening, at X. Of P.
hall, corner Of Twenty-siXth and Chap
line streets, the order Of Daughters OF
ST. George held quite an interesting
meeting. State ID. D., Mrs. A. Z.
Browne, was present and installed the
following officers for the ensuing term:
p. F., Lizzie jackson; NJ. p, Emily
Waters; y. Y. P, Nellie Gifhns; Chap
lain, L. J. Barnes; +. S, Emma Edge;
r. S, Emma Bourne; Treasurer, Ida
Dawson; First Conductor, Charlotte
Jeavons; Second Conductor, Mary West;
[. s. G., NJ. Patterson; o. 5. g., A. Gift
fms. A committee Of ladies from No.
- are arranging for an entertainment
in the near future, which promises to be
great success.
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BARGAINS---E. B. POTTS
T. B. POTTS
Bargain
Bulletin.
MAIN And TENTH STREETS.
WHEELING, w. Va.

We have just purchased
at Assignee's sale the entire
stock of the ROCHESTER CLOTH
ING CO., and place the same on
the market for a few days at
prices that will move the
goods. Bargain hunters will
do well to call early. The
following extract from their
o Pc n i n 6 announcement
speaks for itself, and we pro-
pose to close the balance of
the stock at still lower
prices.
SPECIAL DRIVES NO COMPETITION.
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.A16 3;
RobbsrIss ut the pepots.

When the employees at the b. & O..
aud Panhandle depots got together
Yesterday morning and looked about
the premises, they discovered that the
trunks OF the Union News Company
had been broken open, a large portion
of the contents carried off, and the re-
mainder left exposed to the rain and
wind. At the Panhandle the trunks
were dragged of considerable dis.
faDCa
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-15

I WONDER why it is, said Louis
Voight's retail man, who is closing out
Rod mans stock Of wall paper, that
people never think OF few simple rules
In selecting paper. Not to put grays
or blues in north or east rooms, as that
light dulls IL, while warm or luminous
colors are improved. Use blues, grays
or olives In south or west rooms, and
they are improved. This rule holds
good.
white washable Chamois Gloves zoe
Rice'B
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-15

To this beautiful and popular resort
(Wheeiing'S PRIDE many attractions have
been added, the most prominent being
the Concert Hall and Casino.
Concert at $3.50 p. m. oy the renowned
Opera House Orchestra.
First-class meals and refreshments
served. -- ..--
Ice cream from the Parks own dairy.
Tho wheeling and Elm Grove Railroad
leave every hour aud the fare has been re-
duced 70 zoe Tor the round trip, including
PARK admission.
Tsn-Pin Alleys can be engaged by tele-
phone 6O2-4, at the Park.
Picnic and Private Parties should secure
dates IN advance by applying TO Col Au-
gust Rolf Manager, No. 80 Fifteenth
street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-15
TRADE WINNERS VIZ WANT YOUR TRADE
BOYS SUITS AND PANTS.

These spot cash thunderbolfs are the Gauss
OF our wonderful success and the public look
ing for full values for every dollar. - caichinz
on 70 our bargains. and business huns A. q rate
that big profit. are out OF the question.
Besides many ether bargains that yog viii
see when visiting this great sale, which viii
continue until bslsncs Of stock Is sold.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-15

IN hot weather fresh and wholesome
meat is desirable. by asking your
butcher for cuts from meats furnished
by the Home Dressed Beef Company.
you will get the best aud healthest
meats in the city.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-15
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
HbteIlta9 S&siste1
rnsrmomsrer hseors.

Mr.C. Scnnepf, the Opera House drug
gist, made the following observations OF
the temperature yesterday: a m, 10;
sa. No., 40; II m, IS; Sp. NJ, 49, p m, 50.
Weather, changeable.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-15

IL hot weather fresh and wholesome
meat is desirable. BY asking your
butcher for cuts from meats furnished
by the Home Dressed Beef Company,
YOU will ge, the best and healthiest
meats in the city.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-15
improvements at st. AlphOnsus school

The big improvements at the st. Al
phonsus school building on the South
Side are well under way. The building
is being completely remodeled. The
slate roof is being put on rapidly, and
Trimble & Lutz have a force Of men
there doing plumbing. harges Bros.
are doing the carpenter work. When
the improvements are completed there
will be nine large school rooms in the
building whore there were formerly but
six rooms. The large hall, in the upper
story. which is said to have been one OF
the finest in the city, is being changed
10 three large school rooms. The in.
creased school facilities were needed, as
last year there were 500 scholars, aud
the coming year there will be al least
100 more.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-15

THE AT SUMNER RESORTS
Persons leaving the city for the summer
can have the REGISTER sent to their adj
dress By leaving orders at the Counting
Room
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-15
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