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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-12-25

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bu6 ie6r fleiBig gsbrau6t, unb es bat it'd
qut betpd6rt. Nab meiner Nnfi9t 1T IS oas
55sHe in Der @elt, e5 1T Elm gutter Sausbalter'
Gin[ieoenb finben sic ben Setrdg fur eIa
ameites beutI 9>umerifanH9es &o9bu6 5pn
sFrou grtca, tpel9ss Sic mir olsbalo gu
59iden mo1en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-12-25

Srau Grica's 9o9bu6 gefGGt mir 10 IsAr,
oaB i'd lteber in gefliGten S3uben gspsn
mO9te, ais buiieI6e entbebren. QGen liebsn
'ousFrauen fam i3 es empfeblen; benin ss
paBt fir jeoe, iie mag bieIe ober penige &n=
|ipri3e MAIDEN.
Srau 81. 8. 8raie.
Crete, Su., 10. OftOber 1894.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-12-25
rs Gents
portpfrei BON uns be5ieben.
5lioois Stats 3edung Co.,
Chicago, 9A.

Na6te6enb per6HentGben mir einige BON ben sablreiden Nn=
erfe1uungs1freiben, in benen beutdzamerifaniide 6ausfrauen i6rer
gnGdt uber Ben gSertb oie1es 8ude8 Nusorud geben,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-12-25
Sarmr>Nn3etoen,

GO shbt feline 3etums, wH9e cine 10 mete @"0red"ns "ner Om 00rdtrf tpe"ta
inter- bemeu bs Gefeus Bat wm bus ssO9snbl"t Der "SunOpS SfoofS5t"nS" S0S T
cine auefounte Sbafabe
Sm 6dseb een epuet f9 bte @ussobe uH'er 3ehnns gang OeO"0Hs 81 0e"Nm=
mohmuoeu pu Toun: 0rfGufu puQ ustaui6eL Sermtben oor Serpo9fn nOH UW=
men,, me uberbaupt tr ampigeu, we6e mad ugeno mW0a 0'V"S Do" S"e0Ne jug
limb oMr fir Qete me6e in nenen Orh6afen moDneL
Inn hen nr1ru guhooeu beheIeub Die NrUie Dor an5d9eH int @o9aboH 59 enA9en
chen mir befebeu1uohnebeub: Su sepO6uIhbe @nsd9eH III HetnHS @uIt am r3 SeoS
ben @ds idf beebneu, mOem ie@S Son 4 @MS tOFF" $"'Os' ~ pDU~ 81" O"e'
tm ban fir feline anpiqe weuigr ais s1OO beedne wTD.
@reSe gluseieem display adv fofen 20 Gents pei "@90F 'SWS
NufhGs mi Nufrasen fnSu prOmpe erhols"H9.
SQlnoi5 $taatsleltune Co.,
CbtrmBn ., gill;
lsBHAbu
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-12-25

4u9 i9 BIN i'm 8efiB S6res pertben Rp9>
bubss nn6 frene mid better iebr, benin es
Fat mir i9on 10 man9e quite 9ienfte get6an,
oa9er fam i'd es ieoer 9ausfrau beltens
empfe6len. Sd tpiini9te, bab i9 bas &o@z
bu4 einige Sabre frii6er gebabt Bate, BENIN
ih fam als cine Ndberin in ben 6uusftanb,
al1o Ie6r unerfabren; aber Die CUTE 5reunbin
feblte bier, I'm mid 5ure6t gu peifen.
Stabt un0 2eute ipdren mir fremO. 9Gtte
ib bamal5 5rau @rtra's Bud CUR @tiibe
geba6t, 10 9dtte ib man9en Seuf3er, mande
Gorge dbipenben f0nnen. 0enn ba lift ia
a1es 10 beutli9 bon 4nfdng big gum Gnbe
beI9rieben, baB AUDI Die unerfabrenite tunge
Trau nit 9tlfe bieIes 8u3es i'm Stanoe
1T, einen ipariamen or6entli9en 6ausitan6
gu fii6ren. Man funn ben einfa9iten 5ii9
iDie au9 baS fetnfte 9o63eitsmabl barnd9
su6ereiten, unb du9 beim @inmudben 1T bas
Iiebe 8u9 mir cine grobe 9tlfe. Cine ieDe
Deutf9e 6ausfrau Ioate barna9 treben, in
ben 9eIib zines fol9en pertbDoaen 8u9es
5u oeIangen.
Srdu Morgentbuler.
SSyopliu, N}o., 20. Sttober 1894.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-12-25

SAL Greet, @is., 20. Stt. 1894.
0as 8O96u6 BON Srau Gricu babe =
ieBt etlpas iiber 5tpei Sabre i'm 9ebrau9. Gs
tit 6as bette &o9bu9 fir 0e utf9ameritaner,
bas t3 bis6er tennen lernte. 0aber tdnn
i9 es NIT gutem GepiKen empfeblen.
Srau 9. W. 8ombpf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-12-25
6tr s%tenerune Ger ;finananoth.

Die Gepublifaner tperben am Sage na6
@ei6na9ten, ais Mntipprt auf bas @eIud
bes 8rGitbenten glebslanb Inn Nb6iffe Der
Tinan3npt6, Sipei 8Drlagen einrei9en unb
no9 in bieIer Mo9e annebmert. Die cine
bappn 1T cine SarifDOrlage CUR 8ermebrung
Der g~infiinfte unb Die an6ere etre Sinan3=
maBregel CUR Nufrebterbaltung Der @Olbz
~reIeroe unO 8erbutung angebli9er S9ptez
riqteiten nit ben @reenbads.
OieIer Yarteiplan tpurbe in Spei Ser
fqmmlunqen Der republitanii9en Weit9lieber
bes Sinan5ausI6uiies DerboufdnDigt, beren
erIte am @am1tdg Mben0 unter Mittpirfung
bes @pre9ers Geeb unb anoerer Sibrer
f~tattFanO, nG9ren0 Die 3ipeite Wontag Ha9z
mittdg ge6alten Duroe.
Sie Sarif0orlage tptrb bendmt fem;
Sine 8iQ CUR 8ermebrung Der @tnfiinfte
unD 8er6itung BON 6e6l6etrGgen i'm S9aBz
ante" sic Yoa bis gum l. Mugut 1898 in
&raft bleiben.
Die 8orlage entbdlt folgeHDe 3o1beitim=
mlngen:
Sin s3oG auf MoGe bon so b. 8. Der Mc=
&inleD@9tate.
Sin @rIaB5oG auf Wolenpaaren BON &C
b. 8. Der Mc&inleD@Gate.
Sin 3oQ bon so b. 8. Der State bOn 1896
auf 8au6ol5, mas 10 Bis 10 b. 8. ad
valorem arsmo9eu ptrD.
Sine @r106ung BON 25 b. 8. BON ben
Staten Der @ilIon<9 ormanz2lcte auf 8ro0:
ftoffe, Mil9eretprobutte unb@ie3, etni9lieB:
lih @efliiQeI
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-12-25

Ser 9rd ii0ent 6at am Sreitag benz Gon@
greB abermaIs cine 8pti9aft 3ugel9tdt, Die
iih a1f bic Tinan5frage be5te3t. Die Bot
fhnfst hat fpInenben Mprt[aut:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-17
GROCERIES
Register Office.

Wheeling, July 16, 1895.
Syrup-Silver Drips Syrup Ac; Fancy
Drips CSC &c addition in half barrels;
New Orleans Molasses--Fancy Csc: Choice
3Gc; Prime soc; Mixed goods. New Or
leans 30c; Bakers goods &c
Provisions-Schenk's medium S. c. hams
lie; 20 lb average lOAc; 5. c. breakfast
bacon Csc; 5. c. shoulders nc; city sides
sac; ham beef l4c; ordinary beef 12i2c;
family mess pork $l4 90.
Lard, Schenk's pure kettle, tierces. SIC;
Armour's pure, tierces, 7Ac; lard COM
pound, tierces 6lbc. The advance for small
err packages over uerces is as follows:
Fancy tubs sc: so ID tins Ac; 20 10 tins &c;
70 Id tins Sac; 10 tins &c; 10 cans 1c
Canned Goods ID fancy tomatoes Sc;
tomatoes. new. 75c: Hartford Co stand
ard corn soc; 10 Honey Drop corn 81 l..
California peaches 81 so: 3 ID Standard
table peaches 81 so; pie peaches Csc; l 10
Deep Sea full standard cove oysters 90c;
l lb light weight cove oysters 60c; Acorn
beef 81 3d. 10 can Clipped beef 81 40; Id
can lunch tongue 50 o..
Woodenware-No. ! tubs 81 70: No. 2
81 D: No. 8 So 70; 2-hoop pals 81 10; 3-hoop
81 30; sap 81 90; single washboards 81 so;
double do s. so: crimp double do 81 %.
Fruits-New Turkish prunes. none. Raj
sins, Valencia, new, 4Ac; layer OndarO,
new, 5d5i4c; London layer raisins s. %;
loose muscatels. 81 70; loose muscatels in
bags, 4l2c; California prunes, 50 TO 80, &C. in
boxes, 20 to 80. 10c; 90 So 10 70, 7l6c; 10 TO
50. &c; do 80 10 100 5lac; do in bags. &c
less California evaporated peaches in
bags, Sc; California eVaporated apricots
Sc. in bags 1gc less.
Oil-Lard extra western strained. soc;
carbon oil, 10, nc; carbon, $50, SIC;
water white Sc; Lewis Miners winter
white oil, 42c; summer white 36c.
Sugars-Cut loaf, use: cubes, 510c;
powdered, 5.17c; graduated standard,
4S5c; standard confectioners' A, Abe; Co
lumbia a, 4.60c: RidgewoOd A. 46Oc;
America A, ACC; white extra c, ale; G,
429c: choice fruit sugar, 3.79c.
Rice-Fancy pearl, &c; choice pearl, SIC;
choice domestic. 6l5c; prime domestic,
sac: fair domestic, 51sc: fancy head. 6l2c.
Coffee-Green Coffee-Fancy Golden Rio.
23c; fancy green. pc; peaberry, 224c;
choice green, &c; prime green, 2lisc;
roasting grades, 2Ol2c; Java and Mocha,
S4c: high grade, 25c. Roasted in pack
ages-Arbuckles coffee. p. 29c; Jersey cof-
fee. 21.29c; Lion coffee. 21.2 9c: Arrow cof-
fee, 21.29c; Panhandle coffee, else.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-17
LIVE STOCK.
Rnrie+ar OMce
Wheeling. JulV 10. lS9

Wheeling. July is. 1895.
Cattle-Steady; extra. 1000 to Loo, "A
&c: good. 900 TO 1000, 3$4Q4c; good 500 10
900. 3i20324c: fair. 700 to 500, 2len3c; com
mon GOO to zoo 2Aq2i2c; bulls, l12q2%c;
COWS. 1A03c.
HoEs-Advanced; extra, 5a5l4c; good,
"a N5c: common. iu4i2c.
Sheep-Steady; extra, 2022c; good, H&G
2c common, 5oQ 75c; lambs, 2Uic.
Fresh Cows-Steady at $40 UEQ21 Oh.
Calyes-Steady at 3d4Ac.
Chicago, July 1G.-Cattle, weak native
steers s. .; common 10 extra steers 81 y
as IS: COWS and heifers s. Gq3 .; bulls
81 00G3 co.
There was light supply not more than
1900 hogs being offered on the market.
including fresh receipts of 1900 head.
The hog market is dull and lower; COM
mon to extra heavy 81 GJq5 p; mixed 81 -
as 20: light weights St $500 30; pigs 81 W
"a 30.
Sheep strong; natives We're salahle al
50 Ol02 80 for common up TO 81 OOd4 90 for
choice 10 fancy lots; the bulk sold al 50 ID
III 10: spring lambs sold at S. 00p5 co. with
the bulk OF the trading al 81 5Oq5 y.
East Liberty. July 16-Cattle demand
steadv and firm at yesterdays prices
Hogs scarce: better grades steady COM
mon dull: medium Phladelphias s. sea
-. fair 10 best Workers 50 2o05 40; rough
sheep and lambs, fairly steady at un-
changed prices.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-17
A NEW DEFINITION OF ROSETTE


If there is reason for complaint now
and then on the part of folks who con-
slider themselves authorities over the
change Of accepted meaning in certain
words, what should the woman say who
means to be up in fashion terms? For
il isn't slowly established custom that
does the mischief in the vocabulary Of
styles. but some freakish him of I'M
certain source. which upsets all ideas
of what a term should stand for Take
the word rosette. for example; who does
not know what it means? Few, accord
ing TO this summers definition, for this
is what constitutes a rosette: A collar
high band Of satin in ivory white is COW
cred with jetted net. edged top and bot
tom with jet jewels. A pair of rosettes
of jetted crisp net is at the sides and
pair of tabs of the gauze-covered satin
hang from the collar TO the bust line.
Their edges touch at the collar and they
7cparate a little as they hang. At the
lower edges is set a gathering of jetted
gauze with jet jewel edge Such an af-
fair is worn with any black or white
l0wu. and is called a ''rOsette" by th0s5
who ought to know. so don't think of
giving it any other name.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-17
TAYLOR COUNTY TEACHERS
The Institute Opened Yesterday 90 Other
News Notes.

Special to the Register.
Grafton. w. Va, July 16.-The
Teachers County Institute convened
here yesterday at o'clock p. m, with
Prof. J. S. COnnville and Prof. r. p.
Harris as instructors. There We're en-
rolled at the opening 112 teachers. so
ladies and 81 gentlemen. Everything
points TO a successful and interesting
institute. There is no more ADLER in
s,ructor in the State than Prof. J. S.
COnnville and aided by Prof. Harris.
together with the able body Of teacherd
We have in this county, always in
sures a successful institute for us.
Dr. Goodnight, the new President of
the State university, is present, and
taking part i'm the work. which adds
very much TO the institute. The
teachers are well pleased with the ap-
pearance Of the new president
Mai j. f. Harding, of Beverly. was
q business visitor 10 Grafton to-day.
Hon. Jas. E. Hail. of Philippi. was a
Grafton hotel guest last night.
Rev. Mansfield McWOrter, of Mans
field, W. Va, was in our city yesterday.
Attorney b. L. Butchec, of Fairmont,
is here on legal business to-day.
Attorney c. f. Teter, Of Philippi, is
in this city.
Hon Henry Miller, of the West Side,
went TO Mountain Lake Park to-day.
\. J. Yoke left for New York City
to-day.
W. p. Scott, Of Philippi, was a Ward
hotel guest last night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-17
WOOL.

Boston, July 16.-The wool market con-
tinues to be active here with a slight ad-
vance in prices. The sales during the past
week Will go on record as the largest in
this market \ large part Of the sales,
however, have been among the dealers,
and the wool Will consequently be placed
upon the market. This is caused by the
higher prices obtained in the country
The Australian woods are in excellent
demand and the prices have been grad
ually worked up. The following are the
quotations on leading descriptions:
Ohio and Pennsylvania feeceS Xxx ana
above lSc; No. l combing 22c: No. comb
ing pc; delaine zoe; Michigan. Illinois,
ETC. \ Michigan l6i2c; No ! Miichiigan
combing pc; Y New York, New Hamp-
shire and Vermont l9d Zoe, No. ! New
York, New Hampshire and Vermont $50
l9c; delaine Michigan 1S0lSi2c; unwashed
medium Kentucky and Maine one-quarter
blood combing 20c three-eighthS blood
combng l9c: Indiana and Missouri one
quarter blood COmbng lSlaN19c; Georgia
and Lake l70lSc; Texas woods. spring me
dunn az months) ilNl4c: secured 3l0S2c;
spring fine Q2 monthS) llHlSc; secured 81
H36c; territory woods, Montana fine me-
dunn and fine ll@l4c; secured price 35a
Csc; Montana No , medium l4Gl5c;
secured price 33c; Australian secured ba
sis. combing superhne 4245c; comDlng 81
li42c
Philadelphia, July 1G-Wool. quiet but
firm with tendency TO higher prices.
Ohio. Pennsylvania and West Virginia
Xxx and above lNul9c; y and above ia l6c;
medium 2z023c, quarter blood 3u2c;
common 2Od2lc; New York. Michigan and
Wisconsin Y and above 160l1c; medium
1Q62lc: quarter blood 22U23c; common ~
620c; washed cOmbing delaine fine or
Xxx 19iad20c; medium 23Q2ic: quarter
blood 2402jc: braid 24U25c; unwashed me
dunn l6I20lSc; quarter blood l902lc; braid
1SGl9c: unwashed Qight and bright fine
l3Nl5c: medium 1GNl7c; quarter blood lop
1qc: common 15ql6c; unwashed dark col
ored lighO fine y or NN loQllc; medium
13dl4c coarse 1GGl-c common l4Ul5c;
territorial and north, estern dark, fine y
or Ky 10Q1ie; fine medium llQl3c; medi-
UNI uH13c; coarse ia l3c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-17
MINING STOCKS.
PRODUCE.
Register Omce.

Wheeling, july 10, lSSo.
Butter creamery AT 9t25c; country,
choice l0Hljc; country, good, S1lOc; coun-
try light 5u6C, butteriue, 20l0c.
Eggs. at uQl2c ped dozen, $1,000
Navy beans hand picked, s. 0OQ2 p per
bushel.
New York. BE; Limberger, 124l212c;
Sweitzer. ui.c; market nominal demand
good. supply limited. ---,.oo --
Poultry. old live chickens, 81 I54S Or per
dozen: chickens. hens per pound, lqSc;
spring chickens, 81 5Oq3 90 per dozen; per
pound lN.NlJc. ,.
Ducks, s. so per dozen. Geese. Soq4oc
each Turkeys 546c per pound.
Lard. country prime. Ease very scarce
Onions. imported. 81 90 per bushel.
Potatoes. 81 p1d 10 per buShel.
New Rose potatoes. 50 i5G3 % per barrel
Sweet potatoes. Jerseys, 50 so per barrel.
New apples. s. sea- 90 per barrel.
BcetS. Soc per Dushel.
Green onions. l5c per dozen.
New lettuce. 50g 1jc per bushel.
New kale, Zoe per barrel
Radishes, 25c per doze21
Oranges. California, s. 7563 90 per box.
Oranges, California navsls So 80.
Lemons. - 0OH4 Sd per box.
Carrots. Toe per DuShel.
Bananas. 81 O0Q2 VI per bunch, as to size
ana quality.
Piueapples. sQ10c apiece.
New green beans l5cUI 90 per crate.
New green peas, l5c4N VO per oushel
Squash. 81 y per bushel
Tomatoes. 75cN$l Oo per 6-basket carrier.
New cabbage, large crates. 81 %
Cucumhers. 81 O001 % per crate; per
dozen. 2O025C
Cherries, SO890c per bucket.
Raspberries. 1USc per quart
WatcrmclonS so O'425 % per hundred.
Cauteloupes S. 5004 90 per crate.
Home grown cabbage. 81 90 per barrel.
Chicago. July 1.-THE grain markets
t,. shorts had tbe worst of In although
.nt Snor,S HaT .'ie NTi Snriue ,Cbeoi
crop g daoS qo Sb % emap ed o Wheat and
small farmers 6n aeye 5e bds S i aya mgw
n N r wafa' Saptenlber oats Ic lower and
1 DrSt.isions MI declines.
~ r Sl ,S,oii i,,i n ana Unchanged
Wheat catS 30. > spring G6a, 0g2ic: No.
JUN 6 .@ ,a57i e. closing at C69,c; September
fi7. G6Naic closing at 6Sisc; December 693s
&c ciosingtat lnGc
Corn casn no, 80 y X VsiGW T,',,e
July iil2P4CsC' CloSif g Nav No
i2'sQ t' So, G5SS4''s ON ~ 49, '@' 49,
CLOSING al ~ ~ D oss.c. No . white 27t.l1
-S az H., white 26i ~ nc july 233s 235-c.
,4g, No. s3i SeDtember ri \. 33s.c.
closing dl -''+0' -i"' ~
a. 49, A.,
~ ~ 5 ror,iro
Faxseed. No. 81 81. -...,, -, --l7,o s-,..
Mess pork. cash per naIIe! ~ ''t. ~ N'-s'
July Sl1 5rdlo 800. closing ar SlV a. SepleIn-
Der $40 510u 90. ciosins, ia a' = $40 S'' january
Lard cash per 100 lbs s. 33' z'3; Jh hL
ST. 1850 21l4. closing nj 80 --t2' september
S6 gi,ga6 5l'4. closing a. " "-'2' January
So l7igQ6 q CLOSING a. - g o-5s a7i.. .rlv
Short roS' 60" ~ s n. S.r-er1b-I So I'D
s. sQg6 g; f .,,S , s. IN. January S. l00
Ho,t' isir'g III ST. l2la
DRY salter sn9 gl y. ;. ..-
short clear s.2ayyS e1}sbad goods per
M ',l,. s. '''''''''
gallon u -. ,,vo, -,ar-ias 19Gt6iac: dali
Butter. hll"'
~ -, w.. stesdv at 1li5G12c.
GSsSSS;,ts| Flour 1000 barrels, wheat
i,yctll ,.ie. corn ~ 0l1 bushels, oats,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-17

Those who never read the advertise
nents in their newspapers miss more
than they presume. Jonathn Kenison,
of Bolan. Worth county Ia, who has
been troubled with rheumatism in his
hack arms and shoulders, read an
item in his paper about how q promi-
nent German citizen Of Ft Madison
b9d been cured. He procured the
same medicine, and to use his own
words. 1T cured me right up" He
also saws: "A neighbor and his wife
were both sick in bed with rheuma-
tism. Their boy was over to my house
and said they were so bad that he had
n do the cooking. l told OF him OF
Cbamberlain's Pain Balm, and how it
had cured me. He procured a bottle
Of il and it cured them up in week"
N cent bottles Tor sale by Charles R.
Coa+ze Will R. Irwin, John Clari, VIM.
r Wnliams, c. Menkemeller, VIM. II.
IIaeue II. c. Stewart, \. Z. Scheele, ].
Coleman. c. Schnepf, VIM. Menke-
heller. Wheeling. w. Va; Bowie &
Co bridgeport; B. +. Peabody & Son,
Benwood.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-17
FLoUR, GRAIN AND FEED.
Register Office,

Wheeling, July l6, 1895.
Flour-Choice family hour III wood,
81 y; in paper. 81 10 per barrel: Mime
haha in cotton sacks, 81 80: Minnehaha
in wood 81 so; Galaxy in sacks, 81 so; Fa-
nous in sacks 81 10; Famous in wood,
81 .; spring wheat flour in jute sacks of
40 pounds, 81 80 per barrel; Pillsbury's
Best in wood, 81 %; Pulsbury in paper,
81 %; Reliance, spring wheat, in wood and
cotton, 81 50; paper, 81 80; Silver Lake,
winter wheat family -four, 81 10 in paper.
Flour market weak
Grain-Wheat, per bushel, 65q7Oc; corn,
zoe per bushel; oats, 45c.
Feed-Middhngs, per ton, $50 90; bran,
per ton, SIS 90.
Hay-No. 1 baled hay, SIS 90; loose hay,
$50 90.
Straw-Baled, IS 90; loose, IS 90.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-17
WHEELING REGISTER, WEDNESDAY, JULY II, 1895

Anna Walter, Of Elm Grove, Ohio coun-
".
Cora Finley, Geo. Oldham, of Dallas,
Marshall county.
Margaret Yoke. Fulton.
Ami Defiinbaugh OF Shannon, Ohio
county.
Milton McCOlloch, Anna Finley, Will
lie Forman and Sallie McColloch, Of
Clinton. Ohio county.
Lizzie Calvert, Short Creek, Ohio
county.
Chas Ebers, Sherrard, Marshall coun-
IT,.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-17
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.


10 ]
From New YorI Philadelphia; Bai'l-
NOR aud Washington. $50 a. M aelS.
Sumherland accommodation 7:lo p. M
ee Grafton accommodation, 1910 a. M
ID 5iq.551ndyilIe accommodation 71oo a. m
md i:iO %. M, except Sunday, ana ''iO p
C,mberland express. i:25 p. m, daily.
WHEELING AND PITTSBURG DIFI@
SION.
For Pittsburg, Washington, Baltimore.
Philadeiphia and New York, 400 a. m
and 5:ij p. N. daily.
For PittsJurg 7:2O a. m. daily.
Pittsburg express, 1870 p. NJ except
Sunday ,,.,., -.os
Washington. Pa. accommodations o'VI
D. M, except sunday.
ARRIVE.
From New York. Philadelphia, Balti-
more. Washington and Pittsburg. 1910 a;
m. daily II 20 2. m, except Saturday ana
90 a. m. Sunday only
Pittsburg mail. 12:35 p. m, except SUM
day, and $50 p. IN. daily. o
Washington, Pa. accommodation o'4V Il
M except sunday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-17

Even the innocent word bow is
made to- comprehend some wonderfully
elaborate contrivance but ordinary
bows are still at a premium and are as
ornamental as ever -Four of them, Of
Dresden ribbon. set of the blouse shown
here and q fifth one completes the belt.
silk figured with large flowers is the
dress fabric. and it is cut in imitation
.of q princess gown. The skirt has a
front breadth Of ACCORDION plated black
chiffon but the sides and back, all form
Fne deem godets. are of the figured stun.
a vest of the pleated chiffon appears on'
the blouse. and the sleeves from the
frrred stuff terminate at the elbows.
The gathered stock collar is black
chiffon
Something distinctly new in the way
of neck finish is a pair of black gauze
rosettes so large that they fill the neck
line from tip Of ear to shoulder. These
~osettes are connected by bands of gath
ersd gauze. which instead of being
drawn closely about the front and back
If fine neck i'm the usual choker fashion,
are drawn down into points front and
mack disclosing the rise OF the neck or
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irregular; options opened weak, closing
sc of from last night Closing: May
767sc; July 717sc August Ike; September
15sc; October 72Ac; December 1880.
Corn, receipts POS, 700 bushels; exports,
l713OO bushels; sales, 10000 bushels fu-
lures and 10000 bushels spot; spot market
steady; options advanced early on light
receipts, closing 1sc higher. Closing:
July soc: September 50iac.
Oats. receipts. $500 bushels; sales, 25OOO
bushels futures and 5000 bushels spot:
spot market easier; options ruled duh and
featureless, but closed steady at un-
changed prices. Closing: July 2S4c; Sep
TENDER 27hc
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tips OF collar bones. From the lower
edge OF the connecting piece in front,
spreads rutile Of the gauze. Such an
affair may be worn by a scrawny wo-
man with her ''V' bodice, rendering it
becoming and dressy, too.
FLORETTE.
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! 100 a. m. from Cleveland TO Uhrichs-
vile. OBS .. H. from Uhrichsville TO
Cleveland runs daily.
cts to all points. Call on our agents or
~ Nj. C. CARREL. Gen. Pass. Agent.
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For Columbus, Chicago and the West
rs ana 1915 a. n. daily and 4.4O p. IL
Columbus Cincinnati and St. Louis.
t015 a. m. daily. and ll40 p. M, eXceps
saturday. and 2:40 y. NJ, sunday on!y
81 Clalrsville accommodation lOl -
~ and 3:4J %. m, except Sunday.
- Nevy@-lr accommodation. 3:D p. n
o{ s.a1ndusky Mail. 1918 a. m. daily.
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PETROLEUM.

New York. July 1G-Petroleum. heavy;
'0ii Citv. July I6.-Petroleum. opened at
e. ~. highest 81 s.; lowest 81 81; closed
I'll sales. 1860 barrels. clearances,
s16 m barrels. shipments, 72,056 barrels;
-,,,,s 90 S35 barrels.
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From Chicago. ll5 a. m. and 1:o5 and
$50 p m. daily ,.-,...
I1r6m ST Louis. Cincinnati and Colum-
bns 40 a. N. and $40 p. m. daily.
81 Clairsville accommodation. 1910 p
n, and $50 p. m, except sunday.
Newark accommodation, EIO p. n
uSg5anduslsy mail, o: 30 p. m. daily
CHAS O. SCULL,
General Passenger Agent
7 IT. LANE. T. p. Agt. Wheeling, W. Va
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teachers institute at West Lib
el yesterday morning with
and prayer. One hundred and
answered TO RON call. and others
during the day. This is the
institute ever held in the county.
shall We Break Up Tardmess
The Pupils2" was the first sub
tussed. John Leasure said the
a1l TO draw tardy pupils is to
relearse 20 them some interest
Miss Mary Miller, of Wheel
of the hardness of pupils in
shoots. and how they counter
This disposition i'm such children.
Hmer believed the best plan TO bel
M Of rewards for promptness.
r1-er thought much depended
home training Prof Powell
about interesting the patrons i'm
looL He related his own eNper-
il such schools. and told how he
r..I tae patrons 10 visit them. He
.reI the reason they were not more
crested is due to- q lack of interest on
part of the teachers. Mr. Maxwell
I'D chat the teacher holds the secret
su..ess If De is really Interested
.+ f.f1 -r interest the
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'a.1 COUNTY Teachers.
Interesting Session Of the Peda-
g5gaeS at West Liberty.

Largest Attendance at Any
1sa Yet Held - Interesting
ssious Upon Subjects I'm
to Persons Interested in
r..lu Onal Matters.