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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-07-26
PREPARING FOX THE FAIR.
The Grounds and Euldinss Being Put in
Apple-pie Order iIf Advertising Mat
ter In shape and Being SEM Out.

The Grounds and buildings Being Put in
Apple-pie Order IN Advertising Mat
ter In shape and Being SEM out
Secretary George Hook. OF the State
Fd1r association. and his corps of as
s.-acts. gre working hard 10 get mat
te-> IN shape for the coming Fair.
Which opens September It'll. and i'm q
week or tw0 everything will be in the
hes, o, order
The extensive grounds are being
thoroughly ald carefully gone over.
cleaned mp. and put in the best of shane.
while every building. stall and pen Is
receiving attention, is being repaired.
wh.-ewashed. painted and otherwise
put In condition for the reception Of ex-
hi1i-s. The grounds were never IN as
good shape rs at this time. and the
northern portion is shady and inv;-iug.
as The scores of trees ser Ouc q year ago
are growing finely. giving that portion
az the grounds q park-,ike appearance.
Iu -wo or three weeks more the walks
Viii 5e u-barked and an The seats and
benches arranged, and from Jha, tine
on nothing viii remain TO be done eX-
cep. a Few finishing touches.
All The advertising matter has been
prepared and is ready 20 be SEM Ou,.
The various publications this year ara
unusually attractive. several novelties
having been introduced while Inc reg
ular Far Bulletin is full OF g3oi read
.ug matter
All The Indications warrant The as
serJion thar L is going 70 be the greatest
Fair in he history OF the Association.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-07-26
OPERA AT THE PARK
The Last Week Opens With "Nika-
do"-A Fine Repertory Has Been
Arranged.

The third and last week Of The sum-
mer ouera season VIII Opsn Tomorrow
evening with "M.kado." which was Civ
IN so fiaUering a reception on Friday
evening. and al Yesterdays matinee and
night performances. The roster indica-
ties that this VIII be the premier week Of
the season. After "Mikado," The
Grand Duchess" viii be sung on Tues
day and Wednesday nights. and "Cayal-
leria Rusicana" on Thursday ana Fr.-
day. Th-se two operas have never been
seen here. and the announcement that
they Will b. given. has aroused the keen
est interest in musical circles II was
in tie Grand Duchess that Lillian
Russell scored her greatest success. and
her former unders.udy. Mss villa Knox
who resembles her great deal will take
the leading part here. The motors this
week VII run into the grounds. leaving
az 100 and 8 o'clock. and street ears VII
run 10 suburban towns after tte per-
formauces. ID only reuuir-s fair wealth.
or 10 crowd the Casino every night dur
ing the week. On several evenings last
week. in spite Of I'd rain, audiences We're
good. and Yesterdays fair skies brought
our q big attendance AT the Two perform
ances
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-07-26
DIED.

BaBB-On Saturday. July 18th. 1866. at
3 o'c.ock p. m. Lille May Babb, in her
18th year.
Funeral from the family residence. No.
= Tweuty-fourth street. Monday afternoon
at O'clock. Friends invited 10 attend.
Interment at Vt. ZION cemetery.
NIcNANIARA-At The home Of his pa
rents. Friday. July =. ISIS. az $50 O'Clock
p. n. Matthew. son u joan and Mary
McNanara. aged - years, IL months and
. days.
Services a. the Church Of the Immacu-
late Conception Na1day, July q. az
O'Clock a. n. Intsrment at Nj. Calvary
cemetery. Friends are invited 70 attend.
GCLDEN-MorIay. July 20th. 1895. al
a. m. Nabe', daughter Of d. =. and Ella
Golden. aged - months.
BUMGARDNER-W si-esday. July 22d,
1896. al 5 O'Clock p. H., ". NJ. BumsardCer,
ic the sd year u his age.
STEPHENS-At Shady Side, Belmont
county, o.. Weires lay, July ., 1886, at
$50 H. n. Mrs.. Katlern Stephens, wife Of
Edwin Stephens. in her 9th year
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-07-26
nm DFcEasED WHY, SISTER.


Tie English parliament has recently
~.r.-rri -hs- ancient and absurd state
r.. watch prohibited the marriage Of
\ man win his deceased wiie's sister.
TIE House OF Commons has several
-imss made efforts I'd repeal This pro-
vision but these Efforts have always
been defeated n ,he House Of Lords.
A. last. however, the Peers have given
WAY. and now such marriages are lawful
+, ENGLAND. Us they have always been
in The United S..es. For generations
rho law Of ENGLAND Uon This subject
mas been anomalous. In spite Of rhe
mos powerful Influences, Che English
Bfss-,s have stood firm and have sue
csefei s.aiu and again in preventing
its repeal
They opposed The change both ON
scr.,.ural grounds and on grounds o.
,r,5arcs. OF course. il Che frst ground
49, we'll founded the latter becomes un-
,,,,or-ant. Our ecclesiastical authority
= no. uniform upon the subject and
rbeo'ogirns holt very variant opinions
win REGARD TO r. The dic-um -hat huz-
hand and wife shall De one flesh is by
no means considered conclusive and as
imDa-tine O touch OF cousansniniy be-
Tween themselves and jaeir respective
brothers and sisters. Indeed. hy our
law The old rule that husband and wife
are one is now practically obsolete A
wife nay contract win be- husband.
and may sue him upon the contract
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-07-26
: Child DESERTED

In tho Woods by It's Mother. and Left to
starye-Fourd by Berry PiclSers.
Special 20 the Register.
Welch. W. Va, July pa party OF
children hunting berries in the woods
i'm the mountains in Mercer county to-
day discovered a child, about four years
old. living against a leg. crying and evil
deurly suffering from hunger and fright.
when the children found her she was
unable to move from weakness. she w2s
carried 20 Blueheld. where the au-hori-
fes made arrangements 10 have her
cared for. she is TOO young 70 be able
10 tell anything about who left her in
the woods. except that she answers all
questions with mamma
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-07-26

in some States directly, in others
through the intervention Of a guardian
or trustee. II spiritually they be one.
~. consensus of legislative opinion this
spirituality does not impart consanguin-
iJy: and If the wife be not blood rela-
ton OF her husband. neither is her sis
ger. The spiritual phase OF this sub
jet has gotten very widely separated
from the human law side Of The facts
as they exist and the English parlia-
ment has done We'll in annulling very
cosurd statute.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-07-26
CHINESE HIGHBINDERS
Brought To san Francisco to Commit Muir
der for Rival Merchants.

Brought 20 san Francisco to Commit Muir
der FOR Rival Merchants.
San Francisco, July 25-The bitt T.
ness of the vendetta Of local Chinese
merchants was shown today in the ar
r.va, and w1rike preparations of Jhir-
teen OF The mos notorious Ratchet m Il
ID the State. The appearance Of these
l.glbud5rs and the announcement that
The prize. held upon the heads Of Joe
Car and Lee Nee Toy had been increas-
"a JJ $1,000 created the creates. excite
U nt i'm the district. News spread "a
r.diy and The agents Of both sides We're
on rl- streets 40 the police stations and
e., tlC Chinese Consulate. 1t is claimed
tT9- the higlbinj-rs have been brought
90 this city by Lee Zip Duck, the Chi
nese merchant and gambler. who insti-
gated The expulsion Of the prescribed
merchants from their society. and at
who's door is placed the blame for all
che recent disturbances. including the
murder OF tine Chinese cam d.ggers.
-Four Chinese have reported TO the au-
td1riI-s tA9- they overheard q CONVEX
,lr0n In which Lee Zip Duck guaran-
iced r0 pay $1,000 for the lie of either
Joe Car or Ice Nee Toy These men
are willing % swear TO their statement
ald iuSis thlt series of new murders
is being planned Most Of The Chinese
aIglb,Dders who arrived in the city are
t-om Fresno. They belong TO the Bow
Ou-Tons. The most notorious and moss
powerful higlb.nders society n the
SAFE. Among fro members are the most
desperate Chin Sc criminals in Califor-
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IRasE 70 NJ Adrert,.smst..

SEQ kD PAGE.
Denistry-Dr Kelly.
THIRD PAGE.
business Du-y-House & Hermann.
FOURTH PAGE
Mented-Sl1Rton BY Young Man.
Notice-H. 2. zane
- AAlA0esi -1nOrcls-M. S. Bodkin &
Campaign Motto Buttons-Thos. J.
M2lyet-Salesueu.
ManCe1-Ageur.
W anted-Sal suen.
;. 2olec-Sa-esman 20 Sell Tobacco.
80" N Stock-Aibert Stole & Co.
." Aeeiing Park Cas.nO-Lyric Comic
OpcIa Company.
Or Sl-e-Gr0cc-y and Neat Market.
Flcnlc and Barbeque-Re-aI Butch
e. association.
Wan,ed-Agencs.
No 9.
I-s1 Boxes Death Dus--Goe-ze's Drug
FIFTH PACE.
Spectacles-Pr0f. SheR.
Cane-Sea5 Rockers-G. Men5-l & Co.
comfort ia Travelling L. Sdiel
& Co.
SIXTH PAGE.
substantial B3rgai us-S-0ue & Thorn
as
EIGHTH PAGE.
P-anos-4lilllgan. W.lkin & Co.
TWELFTH PAGE
FURNITURE and C8TpeJs-Wh.Ie, Hand
ley & Foster.
sack Dresses-Ge1. VI. Shook & Co.
July Clearance sale Con-inued-The
Leader.
Slaliues-J. 6. Rhodes & Co.
Going Away Time Kraus Bros.
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AGENTS WANTED

WANTED IllNrEDIATELY-AN ENER-
gt-.c. L.s- .ig agent ~ take orders - no
S,-,--. s. srv 500 PER ~ mn ana railroad
exu-r- Address - ci-e e. r. Marie,
NV Greats, -. ly-'.q.
AGENTS MAKE BIG WAGES SELLING
"C-.- Process fr serving Fruits. &C.
tabs "%5 c. king" CALIFORNIA
FRUIT CO.. D. - Ii sale s., Cnielgo'
yvAVTrr-AGENTS 5000 4 WEEK
...-..- g. "a -c-rs ~ capita needed. NV
COOS. Wv plan. sis - s.zh. Every
fam IS ris il. r. :. Co. BOX ~ Cir
-.-.- D.5 j-3Nsatvb
AGENTS WANTEu-,5 TO I SILVER
g1-k. gr-ates- -aa.i...--l 1oV-.ty out, sam
pie oy u-4. 500 .t~. u.- ~ -lsetheiis =
rr--S THE gTIN \JNELTN CO. 30
Fifth Ave, P.t.s1--s. jy-t-
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RHODES not INNOCENT.
The South African Republics Committee
BIamps Him and the south African Com

The south African Republics Committee
Blames Him and the South African Com
pany With Guilty Knowledge.
Cane Town. July 2j.-The House O,
Assembly has unanimously adopted the
report Of the Select Comm tee on the
subject Of the Jameson raid on johann
nesburg. The report finds that Mr.. c.
ell Rhodes. who al the time was premier
of Cape Colony. was fully acquainted
with The preparations for the raid. and
,h9f Nlr. Alfred Be.-. q director OF he
British South Africa Company DR..
Jameson and Dr.. Rutherford Harris, al
50 director of the British South Africa
Company were active promoters Of The
raid. The report further declares that
there IS no evidence THAI Mr. Rhodes IN
tended thar the P.-sali force should IN
wade The Transval un.nyi.ed. but that
al the same time there was an absence
Of any premDtOry command from Mr.
Rhodes fOTbiddng the raid. Rhodes
and Harris. il is alleged, drafted a tel
egram containing such prohibit0ry com
mand. bUt the message was never dis
patched.
With these f4cts in Vi ". the report
says. the committee cannot acCuit Nj
Rhodes Of responsibility. The rep0r,
further alleged that all 1.-THE funds for
the raid were contributed by the British
South Africa Company and with the
knowledge Of the London Office, The
money bring afterwards refunded by
Mr.. Rhodes. In closing. the committee
say that they are forced 10 the conclu-
sion that the conduc Of Nr Rhodes W.;
NOT consistent with his duty as Premie,
Of Cape Colony.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-07-26
4 HOLD UP
Near Clay Court House. in Which One Man
is shot. and Another BADLY Beaten.


Special 10 the Register.
Charleston ". Va. July 25.-Word
comes from Clay Court House OF the
holding uD Ct r. ". Eadlev and W. c..
Campbell. Two former employees in the
Charleston. Clendennin and Sutton rail-
road construction. They We're walking
along The tracks after being paid off.
on their way home. when Dick Wilson
and Tom Kelley accOsjed them and,
presenting pistols az their heads. de-
manded their money Eadley turned
and ran. and Wilson empied his reyol-
Yer after him. hitting him once and
wounding him slightly. Campbell
made a fight for his money and was
knocked down and beaten terribly. The
f0opads were driven of by gang Of
section men who approached while they
were trying 20 subdue Campbell. 4
posse Of citizens Of Clay Court House
went after the robbers, bur could find
no trace CT them.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-07-26

Mr.. Lawrence Letzl0Ts had his arm badly
crushed.
M-. and Mrs. Mccormack, Of weAs6urg,
accompanied by their daughter, MIS-. Jona
APPLICABLE. Ct Wheeling, eft ioF A,'ai4C'c
cry Thursday to spend seVera- weeks.
Mrs. Or. Spr-sg, Of W aeeilns' ana 'l-sS
Allie White. % B=,pre, o.. are the guests
of Capt. Go waite.
MIS- Minnie jacobs. Of wheeling, IS VS.
itlng relatives he-e.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-07-26
HELP WANTED.

CA1rpATGV AND MOTTO BUTTONS.
.T...ly-s. Circulars fire.. Lowest prices.
psi assortment, Ruy from m3nufa r'ur-
r. Slmps iumirltei portrait butt n
five cents TaCS. Jay Gleason, 90 ~ A-
ST. Nv York Jy J''q
SALESMEN-S45 A WEEK TAKING OR
I-rs for Quaker Folding NapCr Bath Ca0-
irets. 80 6iS sold. everybody buys. SICK OF
well: Turkish. Russian or medicated baths
IL home. 40 BATH tubs or DR. bills. cures
colds. rheumatism. and all blood, sklh'
rerve and kidney diseases. beauties the
-5r1pleyion. price low Greatest selie-
known. Book free. J. WORLD MF g.
% Columbus. -. jel+Jy-5
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BRIDGEPORT.


The city Council are maN4hs some i'-'' g..
needed improvements out IN tHv - ea- f-'''-
4.a -l A-toav---e 3" the way o. c'7t''.i'S
oIt -1- CUTTERS ana Grams anon i'-'.' e. -
come So c.9-sll up WITH FuJNsA a'.1 @'--
that they wee of 20 us.
TIE fun ra. # ADen Johnson took pace
yesterday aft rno.n from MS late resi-
5see. out Cad.z pike. Increment was
made at w ks cemetery.
Rev. sam small VII De in attendance at
the union sabbath school picnic at
Holmes. Cir5v. Oh August s, ana viii de-
liver o. lecture.
Miss Carrie H~lnum has returned homo
r-.-, -, y... AZ Nv Cumberland with
e-t.-s-
.T s--,-.-- ara mother are spending
.-,. dan. - e--.-rG-,-
p,. r, y rT----.,~r. vyss 6-r- from y W
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-07-26
BUSINESS CHANCES.

THE WONDER or TIE SCIENTIFIC
|y.-..-T1- 10y G.s.ov@r=c yam tt-.
l. r-rE- have IIzz.,l the mos, .-'i
xxi. rs % .--ac- from genuine, --- are
.t - twentieth the eNi~rse. S-ni re
"a, h privilege II eNam.nltlon. For ilrcc-
n .rs. prices. etc.. address NJ :. BllA.l X
g.. 25S Dearborn s.. Chicago jy-5-1
MAKE MONEY BY SUCCESSFUL spec
u.ation, Send for our free guide, 'to" 70
Speculate on small capital in Grain and
Stocks" Good service guaranteed. CON-
STOCK. COATES & CO. Rialto Bldg.
Chin aL.s
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-07-26
MALE HELP WANTED.

SAT,FSNEN MAKE S9D a MONTH
ling our our NacEnss Tor Cooling r.
f-..s--r3-..~s. Ciua-a1r "a = percen, cheap
,r than .cr. Produces Try c2-t ,llI
g-.n. rl-shll.e articles indefinitely.
VY-fr- fir terms. Arctic RefriSvra-'ng Co.,
Cincinnati -. J! ~
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-07-26

LIT THE EEGT>TER HOLLOW YOU.
Persons leaving the city during the SUM-
mer can have the Register mailed TO them
by ordering It az taIs Office. either in per-
son or by letter. Terms. G. cents per
morth. excluding Sunday. or sd cents per
month. Including sunday. payable IN adj
vance.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-07-26
WANTED.
statesmen WANTED.

statesmen WANTED IN EVERY DIS
trict; new season. samples free salary or
commission WIKI expenses from start.
LUKE BROS. CO. Chicago. my3
Statesmen TO SELL To-
blccJ. ea-lb..She1 brands, gcoc pay. e.
e.. -~r stamp.
jy-5Is T5bacc0. Box "a Winston y. c.
Statesmen WANTING As SIDE LINE
bronze clocks fer premiums. Ca oe 80 -
- YOUR own trade. ~ s4np 3 required.
Liberal comm. sS'or Rtfe-en -.
jy25lq Res-rt- Mig Co. Chieag2 -
So TO $50 = MONTH AND EXPENSES
paid sa.eSme- t-r cigars, experience ul-
necessary. standard goods, L!--le & -rk
cigar machine fr5e % each customer.
BISHOP 81 KLINE. S.. Louis, 10.
Tl.In...l
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-07-26
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION
u AND APPEALS ASSESSMENT 40

Clerks Office City OF Wheeling.
Public notice is hereby given 90 al per
sons Interested that the Assessors elected
bv Council Of the city Of wheeling have
cIrnU'ttei their assessments for the Year
lgqf ard made return thereof % my Office.
AM person wishing 10 appeal from said
asse- sms-.t. or desiring any corrections
f5re the Board Of Equ1 ization and APP
peals On the following days al ~ o'clock
q. M. as the said Board viii meet a. such
times at tho said City Building 10 hear all
and correct the sane:
FIRST ward Monday, July q.
Second ward. Tuesday, July e
Thirl ward W6dne siay, July %.
F5urth ward. Thursday. July %.
seventh ward, Friday. July 81.
Fif.h ward, Monday. August 3.
Sixth ward. Tuesday. August T.
Eighth ward. Wednesday. August ,.
CHAS. +. DANNENBER
tv1G City Clerk.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

s. AVERAGE WEEKLY NET INCOME
v-.-- S1-l invested Saf-. CJrs-rl at-F-.
r. .---le. proofs. free. +. DAILY. 1913
broadway. New York. jy-ieisz
WANTED AGENTS e 6 is5' a'i 4e rI% :
W Eix - sample SASH Lock free by
mai. for -. stamp. Best sellers ever invented
r.It. weights. S12 q dav. Write quick
BgBHAPD & CO.. Box SO. Philadelphia
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-07-26
@beeIjn9 Be8ister
CHARLES H. TAysY. Gen.ral Manager.

TaF REGISTER, embracing i,s several
editions is entered az che Pos-of-cs .-
NL-siIs. ~. Va. AZ secocd--.4ss matter.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-07-26

Why did not the New York banks
offer their gold in exchange for LEGAL
tenders long ago? Their patriotism is
rr--.---~r-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-07-26
For SAL I'm SCELLANEOuS.

FOR SALE-GROCERY AND MEAT
market doing good business good reasons
for ing: terms re4~1naa. u casn. Al
dress BUTCHER, care r. ElSJ@r. Jy3J. IA
FOR SALE-ONE pool TABLE. SIZE
4izx9. in first class condition. for sale
cheap. Enquire a. FRANK ALBINGER,
1893 Jacob street. je9edh
FOR SALE-SOCIETY ADDRESS Cards.
embossed ami engraved. Emo.ems for any
society known. Handsome and reason
able. Address or call on West Va. Print
ing Co. l22j and 1227 Market street. aDlSh
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-07-26

The New York. tailors selected a bad
time 20 strike. Clothes are no- an a5-
eolu-s necessity these days.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-07-26

Cd IS ius- as wen 10 pos pone political
discussion until the weather is more
favorable.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-07-26

Our PoDulist friends at S.. Louis for
go, thai 9Ir. Bryan was no sraGdllr.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-07-26
Ten shares of Wood Bros. planning NIL
stock for sale by
FINK C BRAUNDTCH,
1143 Market Street
MARRIED..

COEN-COOKE-At Bridgeport, OA,o.
Thursday, july ., 1896, by the Rev. Joseph
Elizabeth Cooke, TO c. Lee Coen. Of this
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-07-26

Bicycle bells. lanterns and cyclone
ters registering 10000 miles, at
DILLON. WHEAT & HANCHER co.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-07-26
TIE WASHINGTON
NATIONAL BUILDING & LOAN ASSO'N
OF " ASWSGToS, D. g..
Has $4,000 TO Loan in Wheeling and Vi
entity.

Sop paying rent. Buy your OWE nome.
w [.an at an average cost II less than
Si1s3 per month Oh each 81 90 aGvar-- j.
No expense 30 borrower unless loan is
..r4rt-l : mi-lu-u3l Liv.d nds the
rare Of . and per c.u-. paid investors.
The Washington National is second 70
no other Building and Loan Association IA
me United States. Organize in March,
1893. by widely known and experienced
business men, among wncm are Hon. !. D.
Tav,or AID lion. r. II. Anderson, # Cam
bridge. o.. tae former its President and
the litter its Genera. Manager and Counsel,
the assets ~ the Association already az
grrg-- S,np,1.o". AID The stock in force over
SG.2.1uluua. q wnien after sum over $40
a. ~ If stock is held by our members il
West Virginia.
FOR further Information call or address
m AZ my office. NO. f. fourteenth street,
Wheeling, West Virginia.
JOHN a. PAUL.
ivS=f-b Manager for West virginia
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-07-26

And, now. they all have nominated
1Ir. Bryan. on with the dance.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-07-26

The Outing" Bicycle, a strictly high
grade $50 wheel for $50. at
DILLON, WHEAT & HANCHER co.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-07-26
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

~--~~--~-~~~~--~~-~~~---
TOR SALE.
The Feay farm, on the National road. 6
miles eds VI ML==..Ls, midway 5e,w zen
Elm Grove alI Ir.al-.pl.4, containing -
acr-s u ground. with q -acZe stone house,
q fire suburban residence. ana a NE farm
IL good cultivation, accessible ay tle motor
line ~ cars and In a direct line Of fast eX-
tending improvements and extension OF the
c.:y. 10 visit tns property aid fer price
ana terms. apply 70 John Creighton. or the
place. Jyl21seqv
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-07-26
PLUME Frs.

FLU NEEHS.
II L. WKOWN,
lie Plumbing. Gas and Steam Fitting
Gasoline q oils ofAh Kinds. sewer Pipe. Etc
1911 Market street Wheeling. Wv
Telephone 1O4. Estimates Furnished
mh1ekdc.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-07-26
I OO- BOXES OF
I.-O I DUST.
That's what We have SOLD
son. It's DEATH ~ O. s-r
insects. u cents per h.X
GDETZES DIRT
M4rkst a-l U.s.
WHEELING PARK &.
EE-ENGAGENfU
TIE LYRIC COMIC o1-
Direct from View York
Successive Comic Operas
-AIANAGEMEN
RE-ENGAGENfErr
TIE LYRIC COMIC OBJ

Direct from New York
Successive Comic Operas.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-08-27
voNE-MApE WATER FILTER.

!, eminent sanitarian, DR.. Parkes,
has given directions for homemade
s,.or for drinking water. A large
.ommon flower pot is covered over ct
- bottom, the opening and all. with
- nisoe Of clean flannel or of zinc guaze,
orsr hits put layer of coarse gravel
snout three inches deep, and over The
rraye a layer of white sand of the
sama depth. Above the sand put four
aches OF charcoal, broken in frag-
,nents. II possible, use animal char
.oal Lay over the top clean line
snonge that covers it; or, ii you have
~, a sponge, a layer of clean flannel.
The TOD layer, whether of flannel or
snonge. is to be made sterile by fire.
ouent washing and boiling. Set the
after in a wooden frame and under it
mt a clean vessel to receive the water
ss II comes through the filter.