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beneficial.
A. esClearl=uD" i'm silks.

Twice a year, in the early sum-
mer and Immediately after their win
ter season, the Phoenix Manufacture
ing Co. send all the silks which they
have left unsold to the auction
rooms. They have just completed
most successful summer season,
and last week sent all that they had
left to be sold to the highest bid
ders. The quantities offered were
large and the stipulation was cash;
hence only such buyers could take
advantage of the offering, which by
far in lcwness of prices exceeded
anything we have ever known.
- pieces Plain Natural Linen Colored
Poncee Sks--whe they last
IOc. yard.
22-inch Plain Black Pongee Silk, ole-
giant for waists, and the usual 35c. sort
while they last
2Ic. yard.
24-inch Black Double warp Surah Silks
you've paid less than 75c. Here at
SOC. yard.
2o-inch Black Dou,le-warp Surah. hand
tome finish and seldom sold for less than
bOc. Here at
44c. yard.
24-inch Black B-ocade Tareta Silks,
in many twenty distinct designs
usual price, 75c.-for
5Sc yard.
24-inch BLACK Peau de Sole, finished on
both sides-rcsitivey never sold for less
thar S1.5o-to go at most half price
Soc. yard.
27-in"h Natural Color japanese Silk
which guarantee TO wash nicely-our
price Of which has been JOc.-now to go
SOC. yard.
2s-inch Extra Heavy Cream japanese
Silk-we've sold this quality for 75c.-
to go at
SOC. yard.
40 pieces India Silks, white and tinted
grounds, with Dresden and floral designs =
actually worth and sold regularly for
39c and 50c.-now to go at
&c yard.
rs pieces Printed Warp Tafeta Silks in
light and dark colors, and In handsome
desgns-sold high as 100 and 81 %
now to go at
6oc. yard.
10 pieces Black Satin Duchesse--,ust tho
quality which we have been selling for
Soto go at
ooc. yard
New anne1-to the right
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Bridge" displayed their voices to the best
advantage, and evidenced conscientious re-
hearsal.
The pupils Of Mrs. Edwin q. Perkins will
give a public musicale at the Universalist
Church June II.
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Good Credentials.

Good Credentials.
From Life.
Employer-'We want a sound, able-bodied
man."
Applicant-'Well, sir, I've drawn a pen
sion for the past twenty years."
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Unusual ribbon values,

Realize the value of a complete
assortment of ribbons? Scarcely a
shade which you can bring that we
cannot match. You can save time
and money, too, by coming directly
here when you've something to
match. Some rare prices made pos
slble by the recent trade sale OF rib
bons which we told you of some few
days ago.
3h-inch SILK Taneta Ribbons in all
colors, including the new green. violet uud
beliotrope- 2lc. everywhere, here ut
I6c. yard.
o-inch SILK Tafeta Ribbons, for which
Others get 2sc here at
I9c. yard.
Toe. Plain Check aud ombre TafIeta LIB
bOns here Ut
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Summer dress stuffs.

We've given more than one whole
side of the new annex to the sum-
mer dress goods selling. This long
line of washable weaves is positively
unmatched. Nothing lacking-noth-
ing that will make summer a FASH
ionable season. Many styles lack
ing that were not worthy of your
confidence nor your favor. Notice
low little they are priced. You
positively cannot equal these prices.
Sheer and Handsome Indian Dimities.
in solid coOrs and striped and figured
effects-Eave been 1211c., now reduced to
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&c. ward.

Beautiful Jaconat Duchesse-which IS
to be 80 much worn this season-in linen
grounds, with colored figures and stripes
121ac. usual price, to go at
Io3c. yard.
Organize Suisse-a very pretty stuff
white grounds, with pretty floral designs
which makes 1t look like the imported
goods-reduced from 1Sc. TO
I25c. yard.
Genuine Imported Indian DimitJes direct
from Belfast, Ireland-with prettiest
striped and floral effects you ever saw
an unlimited number of stylcs-and never
sold for less than 2oc.-for
I5c. yard.
Silk stripe Challis-in n variety of hand
some Persian and floral efrects-cvery one
beautiful pattern-scdom sold for less
than 25c., TO go at
I5c. yard.
background Flutter Duck, in STRIPED
and figured effects and In all colors-I0c.
everywhere, reduced to
6iC. yard.
Plain Linen Colored Batistc-us,Ial I2I5c
sort, reduced to
&c. yard.
-sIlk-stripe Linen Batistc-re,luccd from
1sc. to
I25c. yard.
Irish Linen Homespun <suting-elegant
suits-so cool and airy-reduced from l5c
I2ic. yard.
NC. yard.
Blue and Pink Sheer English Welt pIoue
usual 25c. sort, reduced to
I23c. yard.
4o-irth Sheer Lawps-usual price, 1sc.,
reduced to
12dc. yard.
White Irish Dmity-the regular zoe.
quality, for
TIC. yard.
1910. Sheer India Liaou, reduced to
95c yard.
New It'll ST. annex.
Laces and embrOideries.
We've just made another special
purchase-way under price this
time. Brings you fine goods at cost
OF medium grades.
to 12-inch Cambria Embroideries-yery
choice patterns, which usually sell for
25c., 10 60 at
I2c. yard.
and 12-inch Cream Nct-top Laccs-
usual 25c. end 35c. sort, for
Sc. yard.
It'll ST. store
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Our glove counter

is continually busy. We've al
ways something to offer under the
usual prices. Just so now. But
never a quality here that will give
dissatisfaction. We're careful in
buying.
Ladies' Black SILK Mitts-same quality
for which others ask 25c
TIC. pair.
Ladies' Douhle-fu RIs,k sill clo,ax
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Keep your watchful eye on our
handkerchief bargains. Always
finding something under price in the
open market, and we never fail to
catch it. Never pick up the poor
sorts-depend on that. AS specials
for Monday, we have made the
price of our
Mems White fIemstitrhcd Handker.
cbiefs which sell at 10c. regularly
&c. each.
Ladies' Sheer Hemstitched Handker
chiefs-regular 12l9c. quality, for
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Black and Navy All-wool Storm Serge,
the sort which sells regularly for 35c. and
Doc, to 20 at
2Sc. yard.
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25c. yard.

English Cotton Covert Bicycle Suiting-
tan and gray mixture, which sells for
lie. elsewhere, reduced to
TIC. yard.
Cor-Tfh ST entrance
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10 pieces Black Satin Duchesse--just tho
quality which We have been selling for
Soto go at
ooc. yard.
annex-to the right
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-30

The prospects of an encampment of the
brigade during the coming summer now
form one of the chief topics of conversa-
ton about the armory. The general i'm
preston seems to be that the guard will be
ordered to Fort Washington for a week )
stay early in August. When asked as to
whether or not an encampment would be
neld during the coming summer, General
OrdWay stated yesterday that he has not
given the least thought to the matter
There Is probability that there will be
postponement Of the week of instruction
outdoors until June, 1897
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Ladies Double finger Black SILK Glover,
usual 75c. sort, for
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L Hosiery very CHEAP.

23c. yarC
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24-inch BLACK Peau de Sole, finished on
both sides-rositively never sold for less
thar s1.5o-to go at most half price
Soc. ward.
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The members Of company B, sixth bat
talon, have been ordered to assemble June
2. for the purpose of electing a first and
a second lieutenant.
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Capt. Hodgson of company c, fourth bal
TALON has announced the following ap-
pofntments Of non-commissioned officers
in his command: Privates Edwin TrumhIe
and George T. Thompson to be sergeants.
and Privates John w. Williams. John Has,
kins. j.. Carey Ward and William E. Keefer.
jr, to be corporals.
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800. yard.

2S-inch Extra Heavy Cream Japanese
Silk-we've sold this quality for 75c.-
now to go at
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Irish Linen Homespun SSuiting-elegant
suits-so cool and airy-reduced from l5c.
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background Flutter Duck, in striped
and figured effects, and In all colors-IOc.
everywhere, reduced to
65C. yard.
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Plain Linen Colored Batistc-usual I2ISc.
sort, reduced to
&c. yard.
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The designations of Capt. Mover and
Capt. Perry. adjutant and chaplain. re-
spectively, of the second regiment, have
been accepted.
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chiefs-regular 12l5c quality, for
&c. each.
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27-in"h Natural Color japanese Silk
which we guarantee to wash nicely-our
price Of which has been JOc.-now to 60
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-30

24-inch Black B-ocade Taffeta Silks,
in as many as twenty distinct designs
usual price, 75c.-for
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At the assembly of the fourth battalion
Tuesday evening last the ceremony of
guard mount was rehearsed for two hours
or more. Maj: Campbell and Capt Walsh
acted as instructors, while the other off,
GERS of the command, in turn, served as
officer Of the day and officer Of the guard.
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Rare hsnd'k'f values,

e. pair
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24-inch Black Double warp Surah Silks
you've never paid less than 75c. Here at
5Qc. yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-30

40 pieces India Silks, white and tinted
grounds, with Dresden and floral designs =
actually worth and sold regularly for
39c. and 5Oc.-now to go at
&c. ward.
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An Interesting Souvenir.

Inc souvenir Of company A, fourth ba
t&hcn, has made its appearance, and is A
handsome work The binding and cover is
OF emerald green and white, and the blend
ing Is decidedly pleasing to the eye In
aodltlon to complete history of the flour
ishing organization, the souvenir contains
cuts OF all the officers Of the company
since Its organization. we'll as the pres
ficerS ~
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Silk stripe Challis-in 4 variety of hand
some Persian and floral effccts-cvery one
beautiful pattern-scldom sold for less
than 25c., 10 20 at
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2o-inch Black Douhle-warp Surah, hand
tome finish, and seldom sold for less than
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-30

The Officers Association of the second
regiment, at Its meeting Thursday evening.
considered a report Of the committee on by
laws, and decided to reduce the annual
dues from s. to 81.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-17
MARTINS FERRY.


Henry Romal. the young man who
was so badly injured Saturday morn
ing by being struck by a street car on
Second street, died yesterday morning
shortly after two o'clock. The cor
oner will hold an inquest to-day. The
funeral will take place Tuesday morn
ing from his late home on Second
street.
Herman Helling, of Ellwood Pa,
returned home this morning, after a
short visit with friends and relatives
here.
Miss Jennie Parry is on the sick list.
One plain drunk was run in by the
police Saturday night.
James Gordon, of Pittsburg, spent
yesterday with friends here
Dr. Curry leaves this morning for his
home in New York City.
At Council Saturday night the bal
ance due on the electric light plant
was orderecs paid. The committee on
revision reported that the police had
overdrawn their fund to the amount
of $3.50. Mr. Hilton moved that they
be made pay the amount back, which
was carried.
The name of Alex. Dixon has been
mentioned as a Republican candidate
for Council. and also James Mcintosh.
James Reilly, and Lee Woods and E.
A. Padelford from the Fifth ward.
VIM. Findt, manager of the Ellwood
glass works. is here looking for a num-
Der of glassworkers to 90 up there to
work.
Miss Katie Gabe, of the Fifth ward.
is very low with typhoid fever.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-17
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
WEST VIRGINIA PENSIONS,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Special to the Register.
Washington, February 1.-THE fol-
lowing West Virginia pensions have
been granted:
Observation-Disclosures E. Mooney, Mont
gomery, Fayette county; John H. Mil
Ter, Martinsburg, Berkeley county; A.
H. Osborn, Clarksburg; VIM. Elswick,
Graham Mines, Kanawha county; r.
NJ. Jopling, Tornado, Kanawha coun-
": Elias w. Tucker. Hickory, Mason
county; VIM. Hunter, Fine Creek, Fay
cite county.
dditional-Archibald J. Wiley,
Ella, Marshall county; Charles c. Fish
er, Parkersburg.
Increase-E. A. Hunter, Hazelton,
Preston county; John S. McCulloch,
Point Pleasant; Isaac T. Shaw, Big
Bend, Calhoun county; Christopher c..
Turby, Rome. Kanawha county; Geo.
S. Wesman, Watville. Raleigh county;
S. J. Phillips Mason, Mason county;
John Mitchell, Buffalo. Putnam county;
Hamilton Adkins, Hamlin, Lincoln
county; George w. Fullerton, Fair
vile, Hancock county: Elisha Smith,
Arlee. Mason county; Robt NJ. Rogers,
Big Bend, Calhoun county; Solomon
McCune. Anna. ROane county.
Original Widows. etc.-Emily Tay-
lOr. Berlin, Lewis county; Sarah c..
Witwell New Cumberland, Hancock
county. Eliza J. Martin, Cold Stream,
Hampshire county; Hannah Russell,
Smithville. Richie county; Mary p.
Lamb, Seahat, Mason county; Mary NJ.
Precious. Precious, Clay county; Mary
Ashley. Charleston, KanaWha county;
Nancy Andrews, LockpOrt, Jackson
county; Mary z. Bowers. Elm Grove,
Ohio county.
Reissue-John H. Davis. Sand Hill,
Marshall county; Geo. II. Ebert, HUI
ings, Tucker county
Restoration and supplemental
Abraham EVERY, Herring, Preston
county.
Supplemental-Joh B. Gray, Fair
mont. Marion county
Observation-Disclosures K. Spencer Hen
derson, Mason county.
Renewal and Observation-Disclosures
Kelly. Sutton, Boone county.
Restoration and Increase-Adam
Precious, deceased, Precious, Clay
county.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-17
BELLAIRE.

Again we viii have to chronicle
poor day for pedestrians on the streets
of Bellaire and a blank almost for the
hotels The blizzard was boss of the
situation and people did not feel like
facing the storm.
On Thursday night gOOdly num-
Der of Bellaire MasOns will take adj
vantage of the special rates to Pitts
burg and Will take in the special eX-
cursion train with the Wheeling
NaSOns
On Saturday large number of the
American Mechanics viii eXcurt to
Pittsburg to join in the Washington
Birthday celebration by the Mechan-
les of Pittsburg and vicinity. There is
promise of a big crowd.
There is a current rumor whispered
about that the ferryboat Charon has
been sold together with the franchise.
for $4,000
Later we learn positively that the
new bridge company have bought the
ferryboat and will run it. They claim
that it does not do away with the
bridge project. but that people were
asking such eXtravagant prices for the
abuttug property that it interfered
with the bridge terminus and that it
win delay the bridge building.
John Narling drew the prize given
away ar the door of the Grand Army
fair Saturday night. q small fancy vase.
with coupon No. $50 and he very kind
~ redOnated the vase 10 the fair again.
Thanks. John
Tonight there viii be a real laugh
able time az the Grand Army fair. and
everybody will be made to laugh. and
lauvh heartily
There were three DRINKS taken care
Of by the night guardians on Saturday
night and Sunday. They were put in
20 sober mp.
Q 7 Phillips has been a victim of
loss i'm his horses. One died Friday
night. making the second in two weeks.
The revivals among the different
churches i'm the city have been success
ful In interest among the attendants
and I'm arousing a degree of thought
and inquiry among their hearers. Over
half q hundred have Joined in South
BeUaire and there has been a gain in
all the churches. The colored brethren
among the rest in their union services
have gained n goodly following The
earnest desire of all is that these ac-
ceSsions NAV be permanent and add
strength and influence on the side OF
religion
Wednesday night next Plymouth
Council will hold a meeting it being
their seventh anniversary. Though
no special work is to be done all should
come and rehearse our history.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-17

News was received last evening Of the
death OF Samuel 5. Woods. at Garnet.
$. c., the result of having been injured
i'm runaway a short time ago. He
has been travelling i'm South Carolina in
the interest Of the Willimantic Thread
Company for short time, and former
ly Travelled Wheeling and surrounding
territory for the same company. He
was brother of Charles Woods. sec
rotary of the Wheeling Iron and Steel
Company, and son Of the late Robert
Woods, OF Elm Grove
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-17
A WEEK OF MUSIC

The Gonzalez Opera Company will
fiji a solid weeks engagement at the
Grand Opera House, beginning next
Monday night. with a matinee every
day except Monday. In speaking of
the attraction the Harrisburg Patriot
says. "A packed house welcomed the
Gonzalez Opera Company 10 Harrisburg
las, evening and applause. loud, long
and frequent made the excellent rendi-
ton o., "Girohe-Gir0da" pass off in a
particularly excellent and happy man
ner. Lizzie Gonzalez is somewhat of
favor,-e hersab0uts and she received
a most cordial welcome. Her work in
,he dual role reached a very high stand
ard and her sweet. well trained voice
was heard 20 the very best advantage.
She was ably supported by an all
around good company" The prices
during -he engagement here will be for
nigL-. I'D. 20 80 and 30 cents. and for
the matinee 10 and 20 cents. Seats at
the box Office.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-17
BENW0OD PROPERTY som.

w. IT. H-ller. the auccioneer. was
down q, Benwo0d Saturday afternoon
and sold the Quinn property one part
e. the city building, second part at the
Benwc0d m.il and they brought $500
The property was bought by Harry
Riddle ESQ. of BeuwoOd
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-17

NORFOLK & WESTERN RAILROAD
TO all points in Virginia and the South
via I.uray and Natural Bridge. For all
information as to rates, schedules, etc.
write 10 w. B. Bevin, On. Pass. Agent,
Roanoke, Va
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-17
A BUSY WEEK PROBABLE
In Both Houses Of Congress, According
to Indications.

Cuban Resolutions May Be Dis
cussed in Both the House and
Senate-The Bayard Resolution
Waiting on Appropriation Bills.
Contested Election Cases-Talk
Of the Tariff Bill in the Senate
Senator Davis to Speak on the
Monroe Doctrine To-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-17
We Want

the people of this city to know
that there is "a Carpet Store here
that carries a complete line of Car
pets-po- a make-shift-and a
stock of the finest Carpets that are
made I'm this country; and if
they are not fine enough. we N
have samples of the finest import
ed. mp To- $40 per yard, on two days
notice
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-17
Two Ladies,

One from this city. another from
Cincinnati. were in this Carpet
Department one day the past week
looking a, India Rugs. Does it
pay You Co carry such a line of
Rugs i'm city of this size?" asked
the Cincinnati lady of the sales
man. .You certainly have as large
a stock as any store in our city,
She remarked.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-17
MONEY TOIOAN

Money to loan on real estate West
Virginia Savings and Building Associa-
ton. Room Il, Masonic Temple Office
hours, 6:15 to SIS p. m. every Monday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-17
8e9istFr
FIrGANr OVERCOATS,

Made to order on short notice at bottom
prices. Also agents for the famous Jaros
iIygienic Underwear [. HESS SO-Ho
Fashionable Ta.lors and Gents furnishers
1891 and 1923 Market street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-17
WALKER WHiTEslDE

A wei known gentleman VINO recent
ly Witnessed q performance given by
Mr.. Whf-aside and his company, said
TO @ representative Of this paper a day
or two ago: Your people are to be
congratulated upon securing such a
sterling attraction I have seen all
the great tragic actors Of the past twen-
ty-dve years, and this younE ragedi2A
has no living peer. He IS me very en-
52diment of the character he pOrrays.
He lives and breathes. thinks and feels
the part he is playing. Al the same
time he is ev.den = not insensible to
the importance of proper environment
and his productions are historically
correC- I'm every detail" Mr.. White
side VIII be the attraction AT the Opera
House Saturday. February 22d. appear
ing MS Shylock AT the matinee and
Hamlet a, night Mr.. Whitesiie VIII
Boz supported by Miss Leila Wolstan
and au efficient company of players.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-17
ADJUSTMENTS.
"A COUNTRY CIRCUS.

Among the many interesting features
Of "A Country Circus, which comes 10
the Opera House Tuesday evening, may
be mentioned the Picards. daring aero
bats I'm world-beating feats; LaBelle
Tina. The graceful aerial artist Flora
Don and her school Of shetland ponies;
the four Del Veechious, sensational
s0mersault leapers; graceful, and hand
some Bertha i'm her wonderful teats
Of c0ntcrdon, ''MuldOOn, tAe champion
wrestling pony. and many others. Also
Pref Thompson's famous 0and and or
chestra. which includes Mr.. Frank
Thompson. c0rnet SOLOS, late or
SoUsa' and the Marine Ulnds. ana Mr..
Harry b. Roche. piccclo artist.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-17
Atlantic Tea Co.

From our price list you can always
learn the lowest price for the best
goods. Our facilities for buying and
handling goods in large quantities are
not equaled by any other house in the
State. We recognize no competition
if qualities are made the test;
PRICE LIST.
Full Standard Tomatoes, { cans for. %
Fancy Cold Pack Tomatoes. per can. s
Full Stand, Sugar Corn. 3 cans for. %
Fancy Cream Sugar Corn, cans for. %
Choice Table Peaches, yellow, per
can. ... &C.. go. ............lO
Best Pumpkin, per can............ Z
Best Cal Plums, cans for......25
Cal. Prunes, large, per lb........ 3
Cal. Seedless Raisins. per lb....... 5
Cal Seedless Raisins, large, G lbs. for.25
Cal. Evapor'd Peaches. fancy, per h..
Large Bottle Ketsup, per bottle....10
Star Candles, to the h., per h.. S
Carpet lacks, per box.............. 1
Clothes Pins, per dozen. ............ L
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-17

SOUTH AMERICAN CURE.
Has effected more cures OF KIDNEY ani
LIVER troubles than any preparation wa
have ever sold. IL is prepared by Dr. Detcn'
ON. OF Indiana
r. n. LIST. AGENT,
1910 Main Stree