davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1896-11-20

should work together in every movement and assist
plause by the delegates. Mrs Esther Rusky. Of
New,York was the next speaker. She bade god
The Rev. de Sola Mendes closed the proceedings
hia Win an mpressive prayer and benedcton alter
served.
MANY HANDSOME GOWNS
Among the handsome gowns the elegant
black chiron-draped costume Of Mrs Kohut.
Mrs. Minnie d. Louis. chairman Of the Press
Committee and member OF the Reception Com
mittee gown Of black brocade silk.
trimmed with jet and real lace; diamond orna-
ments. She IS charming woman.
Mrs. Hannah G. Solomon. president Of the coun,
with lace. and Miss American. recording secretary
Of the Council wore a dress OF rich silk. with
Mrs. Hugo Rosenberg of Pittsburg. vice-presI-
dent OF the Pennsylvania section. looked charming
in a Dresden-silk gown. with old rose trimming.
Mrs. Joseph Schin very handsome in black
velvet. trimmed with cut steel and diamond orna-
Mrs. David J. seligman wore a stylish black
cloth suit. the bodice made with tucks. alternating
Mrs. Didesheim costumed in silk gown.
The girde. collar and cuffs OF black satin.
lace-trmmed diamond ornaments
Mrs. Albert Hendricks a silk gown In chine
effects. trimmed with black silk and finished with
Mrs. Clara Block Of Cincinnati wore a hand
some gown OF pale tan cloth and silk, lace
Mrs. Joseph Hrsch OF Atlanta v!ce-president
OF the Georgia section. wore beautiful gown Of
qnisie duchess lace: diamond ornam~nis She Is
one OF the handsomest women among the visiting
There were many other beautiful costumes and
the rooms presented brilliant scene. The re-.
Jewish Women. one OF the strongest most notable
and significant OF the many organizations OF
women that have held their conventions in New
New-York tribune., 1896-11-20

Tiffany & CO.
Handsome Gold Watches
for Young Ladies.
An entirely new line Of
small watches, suitable for
young ladies, at the follow
ing attractive prices:
In plain JS karat gold open-faee SCk
cases, Nv
In enameled gold cases, with enam- $l0
eled dials, TV
In enameled gold cases, set with dia- $70
monds, ~
SIS, and upward.
UNION SQUARE
NEW YORK
New-York tribune., 1896-11-20
WEDDINGS.

A quiet wedding celebrated at noon yesterday
in Grace Church Chantry. The bride was Miss
Mary Pierson Riker. daughter OF the late AipheH
Person Rikcr jr.. OF Long Island and the bride
groom Winfield Grant Conrad OF Philadelphia.
Because Of the fact that both families were In
mourning only the members of the family and a
f.w OF the personal friends OF the young couple
were present at the ceremony. which was performed
bv the Rev RcLert f. Jones. OF Grace Church
parish The bride. tall stately brunette. entered
the chantry and was given away by her mother.
She wore gown of silver-gray satin. the front Of
the corsage being OF white satin draped with NOUS
seline de sole nd ornamented with a bunch OF
lilies OF the valley. Her black hat was trimmed
with two black ostrich tips. She carried no bou-
,iua, The bride and bridegroom received the con-
gratulatOns OF their relatives and friends in the
chautry Among the guests at the ceremony were
Mrs ] Hicks Conrad. the Misses Conrad. Mr.. and
Mr. Edward Hance Long. Mr.. and Mrs. William
/ Smith Mrs j. Reed Conrad. Mr. and Mrs. John
l. Riker Miss Madeleine Riker. Mr. and Mrs.
:. muel Riker Mr.. and Mrs. J Ralph Burnet Mrs.
George Durham Miss Dunham. Mrs. John H.
Guion Miss Guion Miss Anna Spring Miss $ B.
Spring Dr. L. l.. Seaman and Mrs. Edwin c. Bax-
ter of Albany ~ Y
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-06


sis-ersvil.e, w. Va. September 5.-Mr.
end Mrs. Dr. Wells Wen. 70 Ben's Run
last evening, where Mrs. Wells will vis.,
for some time.
". ii. Osborn, southern travelling
passenger agenJ for the Ohio River rail-
roSa. was in the c-ty last evening dis
.r.oudng posters advertising West Viz
sinia day al Ludlow Lagoon Cincinnati j,
NIX. Sunday. tde 18Th .Ds,. The fare for
the round nip is only So. tickets good
p urniLg TUESDAY morning.
u. r. Devore weDt TO Wheeling this
afternoon.
>. ). Re2. me huS,ling contractor, VIII
spend Sunday IN C.3rlng,on with home
folks
Attorney c. y. Ma,heny went to st.
Mary JoiS afternoon.
q. II. L1Ines-, CT Marietta, is n the
city.
us3tga Durham. assistant cashier Of
the Tyler County Bank returned home
today rom " '@oi,on al Lake OhAu-
'-uqua. , ,,.-...
MS Name ls--ei " !u' 81 W. a'l,.l-''
"I0 Ms o7I s--.,l5 III '.''S C..S' N9-'1
up 10 ta5i '''0' ''--' ma '-'''7 ~
w., l'---.-9 IN. -. 49,.
O@f'' d. i' 10" - o- ->1" -''@' e'-i9
Fille' W3s mere 'O-C"S'
r. ~ I'o"s.' Cli-Cl oi'S,e-o' Lo- '.e
l. UT NJ .ye - - ..'i-' ~ -
IN N1- gu. 80 - '-'''- ~ p--'-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-06
BRIDGEPORT.

A meeting of Council was called for Fri
day evening TO transact the regular
monthly business and attend to other mat
ters Of importance. A quorum was unable
TO be had on account OF two Of the MEM
bers STAYING away while a third one was
out of town. The main trouble is on ac-
count OF some of the members not want
ing the city marshal, John Stuff. to have
his salary. They say that the old Council
that went out should have made an APP
propriation for his salary, and because
they did not 90 this the members that are
at logeerheads with the marshal do not
want to pay him because it is not their
place to do 1t. These childish freaks of
part of the Council are the cause Of a
good deal Of talk among the citizens.
Tomorrow night at the meeting of the
Health Board a resolution will be. offered
prohibiting the Wheeling Butchers Asso-
citation from ha-ling the ORAL from the
slaughter houses back Of town through
the town until after 10 O'Clock at night.
Several car loads of live stock for the
West Virginia State Fair arrived here
last evening over the c. & 2. road and
were taken over to the Fair Grounds.
Mrs. James Higgins and son Arthur re-
turned home last evening from week
visit at Steubenvlle with relatives.
Monday being Labor Day and national
holiday the banks will be closed and hol-
iday hours Will be observed at the post
Office.
Miss Daisy Hervey has returned home
from pleasant visit with Woodsiield
friends.
Mrs. James Cofland and sister, Miss
Margaret Rankin. have returned home
from a four weeks visit with relatives at
Baltimore.
A great deal Of dissatisfaction is be-
ing manifested here and through the
county in regard 20 the manner in which
premiums were given at the st. Clairsville
fair the fore part of the week.
The Pease township Sabbath school held
their convention at the Presbyterian
Church Friday evening. The following Of
fcers were elected: President, Jos. 3.
Goe. of this place; vice president Geo.
Burton. of Martins Ferry; secretary and
treasurer. George Spence, of Martins
Ferry.
Waiter Lewis is spending the day at
St Clairsville with his family.
VIM. briggs, of Brookside has his right
hand painfully cut while sorting tin al the
Aetna-Standard tin mill.
VIII Graham and John Kuhn leave on
a couple of days squirrel hunt out the c.,
/. & W. tomorrow.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-06

an Minneapolis physician talking O,
Che recent .oaS Sp7- Oh
ta-- a..i,..1 me country 0
marsao.e s.
summer .'-'
ao- "e---'. ''", Ia
sar- rs s. '-'''..'. --,' IS 70 -, --
eA goai - ~. .s
PHYSICIANS --,. .-.--. .sa
o. ,1e 2-''' 49,. ~ -.,..
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-06
DIED.

HILDRETH-At Loeb Lynn Heights Nd.
on Sunday. August 30, 1896. at a. m.
Jeffrey Reed. infant son OF +. A. AMI Jea0ie
y. Hildreth q ed / 3 months
PETERSON Monday morning. August
81. 1896. at o'clock, John y. Peters. in the
18th year of his age.
CRESAP-At her home. at Short Creek
W Va. Wednesday. September 2. 1896
at sis a. m. Margaret Whitaker. wife Of
James Cresap in the 45th year of her age
HAY-Wednesday, September 2. 1896
at noon. Edgar Morgan, son Of Margaret
l.. and the late Edgar T. Hay, aged II
years. 4 months and 10 days.
STARKEY-Wednesd September %.
$500, at O'Clock D. m. Marietta. daughter
of Elijah s. Starkey, aged p years, 4
months and Il days.
PHILLIPS-At Washington Pa, on
Wednesday. September 2d. lS'6, at o'clock
a. m. Ira Granville. youngest son of Jos.
and Louisa Phillips, in the 10Th year of his
age.
PETHLER-On THURSDAY, September
g 1895 at 3 o'clock p. m, Thomas A., in
FAINT son of Charles and Cora Peihler,
aged months. weeks and days.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-06

p-a 70. g.. O.. September Rob
er- Aupl5ga.e. Of Glens Run. has been
awarded .he contract for furnishing of
coal The Martins Ferry water works.
Miss Trina L2shley of Wheeling. is
-te CUES. Of her aunt Mrs. =. A.
Smith.
TIE Silver Plume Mandolin Club viii
rive q festival a, Schule'S Hall, In Mar
aims Ferry Saturday, evening Ssptem-
der 2i. 1896.
Herbert Lewis. Of Glens Run. IS vis-
i-.rr nc salem. O.
Miss Lizzie ana Chris Kuckuck spent
last sabbath with friends in Fiusburg.
pa.
The members OF the choir of the
Johns Lutheran Church ana their
friends were entertained very pleasant
ly NJ she home of Aug. Euckuck last
sabbath.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-06

sarcasically at the Thermometer. IN
stead Of seeking ice or cooling breezes
he could have calmly put on more COW
ers or have arisen at midnight to swing
his Indian clubs or exercise wiki dumb
bells.
Instead Of being conferred by such
words as these. however, he was warned
not 10 ear TOO much OF this or TOO little
Of that, 10 be moderate in the use Of
iced w.cr. to always have supply Of
5i-clrbonate on hand, and above all to
Keep cool. The human system can sand
Q fair degree of neat and cold without
injury. Tina; is certain. One o,her thing
equally certain is the truth Of The old
saw which says that doctors differ and
patients die.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-06

The local Republicans are making
great preparations for the meeting al
the La Belle po.ery next Thursday.
Chief Marshal B2guley. Of h, parade,
has called O meeting of the officers OF
the various Republican clubs for Mon
day evening. az Republican hcatquar-
ters. to arrange details.
Hon. Samuel BurdCt-e was billed 10
address q Republican netting q Wells
burg las- night. Be Is also announced
% speak al Nounlsvllla tomorrow
and Tuesday he will speak IN Bishops
Hall, E2s- Wh2eliC-.
Candidate Atkinson IS 10 speak At
Huntington on Tie 9Th inst
Professor Jones OF the public schools,
is TO address The Republican meeting
at Nounlsviile tomorrow evening. he
then goes on a campaign tour in the
State.
Thursday evening next The local Re
pu6lic8us are 70 organize a marching
club of siy-f0o.evs.
Colonel W. ". Arnet. speaks a.
Fa'rview. Hancock county. Monday af-
-srncOr. and az Nv Cumberland Non
day night. Tuesday evening he viii
address the Democrats Of Fulton.
The W. 7. Bryan Silver Club is
called to meet Monday evening.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-06
Robert oNen, DR.. E. T. Marsh, L. NJ

Robert O'Nen. DR.. E. T. Marsh, L. N.
Gorham and Col. Clark.
The committee who went to Parkers-
burg 10 call upon Mr.. Burt regarding
HE making of a street to the depot, re-
tnrn a last evening, and speak very
kindly Of their reception and tAey gave
the Register representative 20 uhd5I-
stand that the matter was amlc2oiy set
lied. and they were given an opinion
which leaves them under thd impression
That a a.gnifcant depot and eating house
would be built, provided roadway. IS
Immediately opened. L IS rhought that
en- extension of Brown Betty street VIII
h. made. which IS more than Likely the
wav The new street will be built
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-06

Ind
FOT-PTu pACr -
-7---...s s-,------
.- .'-- ~ - -o.1-..'A-
90 '-'-- ''>0-ia fIoil>s-Wnee-es' b-Id q
go,
w., 80 = ~ -
Average Prodts-Ric- 6 CO.
lelace-h. e. Zane.
-- oi5- no SNop-
--T-..-5 49,. ~. '-'' 9Jo--e " W.
,r--~ Pr,+--r5reo po,r,s
-r,s-.,-, 7.'. ~. -.
J1--a.r5-T}-1 - $50 .--' -''' 0-'
-1-s-,t.s.i- -.--'i ~. - - ~
.,s,1ool S,er,t. ~. go - San
.Va7lea-Posi %, Inv < e,ograD1er.
-I.os.-Pue Dos
War.cl-sIe1 and Women.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-06

The D9vener Republican Club, OF the
Eighth ward, gave a picnic yesterday
afternoon and evening q. MozarJ Park.
A gcod sized crowd was present. a
NEE ting was held in The pavilion, during
which CAPT. b. ID. D0vener presented
the Doyener Cub with a handsome
banner. Addresses We're made by Hon.
Patrick O'Farrell, of Washington, D. c.,
Judge Lansing, Of Nebraska, and Con-
grsssmc1 Doyener The remainder Of
The day was then given up 10 dancing
and Other amusameuts. Before the pic
mic the club para5ad over The streets,
headed by brass band.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-06
IHE DlNF0RD MEETING.


township ;ae delegates were W. w.
Moody. Ross Jordan, W. S. Cool and
the committeeman, Robert Carr.
In the Third of Bridgeport the d5le-
gaze was Daniel Haley and the alternate
George Walker. The committeeman is
Z. FlNlarty.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-06
BUSINESS CHANCES.

SPECULATE JUDICIOUSLY AND YOU
can make money. Excellent facilities ior
handling large OF small orders IN stocks,
cotton. grain and provisions. Best book
published and daily review on markets
sent free Member Chicago Board OF JIade
Is years ROBT. II. KELLY x CO. ~ Ia
Sale Street. Chicago. au-'It
MAKE MONEY BY SUCCESSFUL. Spec
ulationi Send for our free guide, no" 70
speculate on small capital IN Gram ~ 81
Stocks" Good service guaranteed. ~
STOCK. COATES & CO., Ratio b.lk''
Chicago
HANDSOME PROFITS WILL BE MAD 15
bv buying wheat. provisions cotton , ~
stockss at present prices Ilt. ' ~, :,
diatelv for our new book Sqe2Gulsa '' ~
Mailed free. WHEELER. BIRD a. a.. -
wall St. New York City. se9i~ "'''
WANTED 49, CAPABLE YOUNG MAJ MAJ
nth 4 660 10 carry stock OF g9ods ~ ...
manage branch for Chicago hou7e s,,'. ~
40 per month and all expenses, aISC ,,.itt
ira percentage. permanent l,oSi'iJIl' NsI.e
oood fu+,Ire prospects. AQ4Itss - u -. -
RATION, rs Franklin St Chicaso' S't
,1rPAGE PROFITS WITH 500 ., u ~
1astrncnt: May Sgo0; June, $50 July, ITO "a
go for particulars. RICE q -; -
Dearborn street, Chicago. s''-'
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-06

10. III tll-., a. me MORON, senator
p1su B. Elkns, a. .h. Hoffman
House.
Mrs. Ella H1rkheimer and daughter,
MIS-. Albert Adler, returned home yes
terday from four weeks s-j0urn 10
Atlantic Ci-y and New York.
Sheriff. a. A. FranZheim and family
arrived home from Washington yes.er-
day morning
Mr. George Ot,e. Of the Sberiff's Of
&c. has returned from q pleasant visit 10
LIS parents In Missouri.
-Hr. JAS. E.ythe, sister and mother. Of
P.--sJurg, pa. is The CUES. OK Mr.. Peter
Greer. ol Norm Main s.ree-
Henry Hslrgel, who has b5en running
as helper a Cameron On the b. & o.,
is now running ON the main line OF the
B. x D.
Ms. J.. b. Foose and daughter, MSS
Carrie. Of E0u street, have l5urned
lcme from pleasant vis., TO friends Ut
Ozark. o
1iai-csrrier Angus, Kuohe and w.tc
have Ulu-! t.-m CsmJliGge Do-O. Pa.
&i-ssls Hl.-m Ne-,.5., Clai,cs Ne
Der ana o--c ~ rS0n. OF the S0U,l Side,
nave returned nom q hunting tour.
Mrs. jean B.l-cr, WAC has been tho
gus OF Wheeling friends, VIII return
20 1lr nome IN Pl--s5UIg this morning.
Miss Annie Bel-z. OF Sixteenth street,
lec- Tor PIT -1urg 20 spend several weeks
with friends.
Ar aiay.- Meyer. .ha ficleu- book
E--. al Geo. L. S-iia. &c cos, accom-
PANIED 10y his wife. have reurnel from
an Easeru pleasure trip.
Ag. Julius tr.,Se, Oh I'd Ea-, End.
who has been .5celad in san Francisco
for -ie past three years, has returned
home.
-l--s Emma Naege,e. OF Sixteenth
stres. vlo lass bNn spending several
weeks wl-a friends pc NV N3r5insyi.ie,
has returned meme.
Mss jennie bccn has returned from
@ pleasure trip 90 Monr III and quebec.
Aless-s john o. Earle ana Edwin
Jackson have rUrned from tr-Q on
raeiI wheels through Ohio.
Mrs. Lamb Nl=gele. Of Helena
Mont. who his ben visiting friends
i'm this City. mas returned home with her
three children.
Miss Carrie E5eling. Of Thirteenth
street. IS visiting friends in Belmont
county.
Mrs. 7. ~ Wfss and son. Harry. of
Sru.a CtaDfu- sra.. have returned
from @ several weeks visi, at Cleveland.
Charles Zmmer and wife returned
from .'air Eastern iding tour YES
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-06

$4,000 buys an elegant little house On
the Island. Five room house; $500 cash,
and the balance on as long a time as
you want. A good chance 70 get a home.
FINK & BRAUNLICH.
Real Estate Agents.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
T COX AT OUR LIST OF IUG
PROCLAMATION.
To the People Of Wheeling:

To the People of Wheeling:
once more september. with &c. wa'i
OF fruits. flowers ana farm pr0in. f
with us. and the West Virginia s.
Association with their usual
and enterprise. have prepared tn
tiful grounds so as 90 give Our
opportunity 10 witness au unu-u.
OF fine exhibits.
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER
has been set as city Day or
Day. or "a Day for Everybody
Wife. when an unusual cuOit
made 10 please
] would therefore recommend
far as practicable. business l.u
their employees a half holiday
day of. that all may take alFah'
the opportunity 20 seD the stat.
which comes 20 us bur once yea.
seGdqeq Il. 4. 1ALlN
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-06
A PERTINENT U0ERY.

To the Editor OF the Register.
Sir.-k.Ud.y allow US space in the col
umns OF your valued paper, TO inquire
if tac partisan City Council Of Benw0Od
IS conducting municipal business in the
interest OF all the people, or OF the Re
publican party. Money collected from
The taxpayers was used in erecting the
present City Hall. and it has heretofore
been a place fJ- public meetings, with
out rental charge except for entertain
men-s of a mOney-mGk.lg character.
Both political parties have he'd meet
lngs there. and under Democratic adj
minisr5ti0n the Republicans were ac-
corded tair AID impartial treatment.
To-day Mr 7. L. Miller, chairman Of
,the Democratic committee, approached
Councilman Hahne, who is chairman OF
The Committee on City Officers and
Property. and tried to secure the hall
for Monday evening He was told that
the hau was rented fer Monday even
2pg. and Tor every evening for Two
weeks. The fact of The matter is, that
81 has been secured for but one meeting
during the week. The building is pub
lie property. and we, as taxpayers, fee.
chat we saoUlL no, be deprived Of its
use because We happen 10 be Of politi-
cal party other than that which is tenn
porart,y IN control of the municipal
government. Granting that the Repub-
lean CouEci,meu are very much afraid
OF the dissemination Of truths concern
ing the financial question, are they justi-
fed IN carrying their partisanship 10
such a degree as to discriminate against
gaora than Ole-hai Of the citizens OF
BeuwCCd?
TAXPAYER.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-06
ED-IdMEDIATELY TO ESTAB-
HOTEL METROPOLE.

Ocean end Of New York Ave, Atlantic
City, y. J.. now open. Strictly first class
in all its appointments Terms moderate.
Write for rates.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-06

IS 10 80 single and double barrelied
Shot Guns at less than cost to close them
cut
DILLON. WHEAT & HANCHER CO.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-06

800 Full Size White Bed Spreads SIC.
This week only. l.. = GOOD Il co.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-06

Henry w. E,z, optician, mas the only
exclusive optical parlor in West Vir-
ginia.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-06

I. IS a5ou, time for the flame. cli-
tors 10 ger In their work again.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-06

IS to so single and double barrened
She Guns ar less than COS, 10 close taem
out.
DILLON, WHEAT & HANCHER co.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-06

as 20 so single and double barrel,~i
Shot Guns 81 less thaG cost TO cItse Them
CBt
DILLON. WHEAT & FANCHER co.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-06

The Reymaun Brewing Company's PHI
sener Beer will be on sale during the com
ing week.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-06
AGENTS WANTED

RELIABLE MAN TO HANDLE AGENTS
for Telephone Tablet. ray 5000 a year.
Enclose stamp. VICTORY MFG. co.
Cleveland. O. se5.oc3.nO1
AGENTs-25c. LIFE OF MKINLEY."
100 pages: many full page engravlngs.
with life size portrait BARCLAY & co,
Cincinnati, o. auZ' IU' Ih.Sat
WANTED-AGENTS. 5000 a WEEK
eiIrs 10 workers No capital needed New
GODS. New plan Sells az sight. Every
family needs il. II. ). CO. Box "a Gin
cinnati. Ohio. le2J,Satvb
AGENTS WANTED FOR TALES OF
the Civil War. as told by 900 veterans on
both sides Something new. Hundreds Of
great war pictures-tN pages. One agent
11arorts ito orders for Il days Write quick.
prOPLE'S PUB. co, 1851 Market St.
Philadelphia. au-3ds
Observation-Disclosures TO ESTAB-
lish an agency in Wheeling for the sale Of
the Duplex and Jewett Typewriters.
Typewriter Cabinets. The Neostyle Du-
niIicator. Check PerfOrators. Bicycles.
Eiiing cabinets. Letter and Bill Files.
school Furniture. Once Desks, Chairs.
Wernicke Book Cases. Tables. Couches
etc. The Duplex and Jewett Typewritcrs
took the highest awards al the Worlds
TT9fr and the Curry University Of Pitts
burg. as well as many other business and
commercial schools all over the coun-
try have adopted them as standard. and
are guaranteeing positions 10 all students
who graduate on these machines. An ele-
CANT opportunity for the man with the
necessary experience and capital 10 ham
die the business For particulars address
2 .. BAKER SPECIALITY CO. 300
Wood street, Pittsburg, Pa se5evdq
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-06

Henry W E,z. optc'aH. has his OPP
teal Parlor in the Exchange Bank
building. entrance on Twelfth street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-06
FEMALE HELP WANTED.

V-ANTED-AN ACTIVE WOMAN AT
St0 IN weekly 10 represent US. Address.
Box 530s Boston, Mass se0edb
All, LADY ARTISTS SHOULD ACT
mon announcement published to-day IN
Hel2 Wanted Colmun dedicated 10 the
opposite sex. by applying for free Illus
trated prospectus to The international
Art Exhibition. Grand Central PALACE.
New York City. So. Iy.I3
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-06

see the Reymann Brewing Company
great display at the state Fair during the
coming week.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-06

ARTISTS AND ART WORKERS OF
either sex. i'm all branches OF art. whether
professional or amateur. and irrespective
of distance. or locality. are invited 10
engage space for examples Of their WORK
and TO compete for premiums In the great
International Art Exhibition TO be held
throughout the month Of December lS3b'
In the finest exhibition halls in America.
The Exhibition will be open more espe-
ciallv TO the following lines OF genre =
namely. Oils and water colors In land
scape. marine. figure. cattle. animal poI-
trait and nude studies. tapestries pasteIs.
crayons. pen ard ink studies. china palhi
{ptr aud decoration. sculpture, cay molel-
ling brass enclosing, bas-re leis, cameo
cutting. pottery and ceramic art WQou-
carving. waxwork. paperwork, etchlng'
engraving. architectural designing news
T,11rr and MAGAZINE illustrating. pho-oS-
ranhv TYPOGRAPHY. studies IN lfr7co,
fosters labels. fashion designs. stained
t,ioss mural decorations. designs Tor rugs.
carrets. ceiling and wall paper. ana many
otrare too numerous 20 parucuiarlze
Spocc will also be allotted 70 lndustrial
vlo,lsing models If not too bulky or in eX-
c.ss of five cwt. Exhibitors desiring 10
disnose Of examples OF their work. Will
and This a very exceptional opportunity
10 40 so as well as 10 compete for pre-
yniuns Free illustrated pamphlet mailed
on application personally or ~ letter 70
TIE INTERNATIONAL ART EAHl
RITTON. Grand Central Palace, New YORK
CITY. sco,ly 10