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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-01-13
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Live Stock.

KANSAS CITY, Jan, l2-Cattle- Receipts, TO-.
ia; calves 1884, market closed l0c lower; ship.
ping and dressed beef steers, s3SOO485; vest
ern steers, &6O0420; cows and heifers, $1,000
40; stockers and feeders, t27bG4& Hogs
Receipts l7,O05; market Be lower OF sa0O0
$50. Sheep-Receipts, 4,5O0; market l0c lower;
sheep saSSa45O; lambs, &OOGa50
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 2-Cattle-Receipts 2200j
market steady to strong for natives, Texans
steady; native shipping and export steers, "A 70
6SO; butcher steers, &5oG6O0; stockers and
feeders, u iOa4l5 COWS and helfers, s2OCG4t5;
Texas and Indian steers, &4OG4SO; COWS and
heifers $235G34l Hogs-Receipts, $780, mar
ket Be lower; light. & S50a 45; mixed sS400
$50; heavy, %5O1aba Sheep-Receipts 900;
market strong; native sheep A00G4 s.; lambS
&OO0575
CHICAGO, Jan l2-Cattle-Receipts, 1900;
market steady; beeves, VI 85d1h25 cows and
heifers, $4,000 81; Texas steers, 50 1904 30;
stockers and feeders 22OO425 Hogs-Re-
ceipts, $4,000; market rather slow, weak to 30
lower; light, VI 450362 mixed, Sa50G367h;
heavy, &S 45D367lh; rough aa450a50. Sheep
Receipts, ll,O00 market steady; native u 900
455; western, S35OG43O; lambs, &O0G565
hAnsa" wy rrov"iohs'
4, hANsAs oiil, 'a., ,S.-necelp's oi wneas
~ cars year ago, 10 cars sales oy car lots:
NO. ! nary, oonc' No naru' e4go4hc' NO
nard 90 elaa9oSnc' no nara, 'sgWc' NO.
sou, ose'ic' NO osoi', o'hc' NO. 4solt' $4,000
heceipts Oh corn, Nv cars ayeaf ago Al cars
~. No mlAeu, -i aa,a NO, hixeu aa9s4Sc'
~" , niAou, .ono' N" : whi'e ~f1Wsoac;
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-01-13
TROUBLE At DENVER.
Contest Over Advertising Rates Betwee
N-wspapers and Department storea.

Newspapers and Department stOrea.
denver, Col. Jan. la.-An extraordi.
nary contest has started in this city
with all the daily papers on one
side and IA Of the largest dry goods
and clothing department stores on the
other. No advertisement OF any Of
these firms appeared in yesterdays pa
pers, and formal notice has been
given that none will appear I'M
til the papers accede To the demands
Of the merchants. Last week the bus
mess managers Of the dailies were in
formed that the department store com.
bination had arbitrarily decided that
advertising rates must be reduced
about 20 per cent
The newspapers replied that conces-
sion to the autocratic order was not
only impossible for business reasons,
but would destroy the independence
Of the press. II the department stores
could fix rates arbitrarily at their
pleasure they could likewise dictate in
all matters Of policy, and the papers
would become mere handbills, without
influence or self-respect The result
Of the contest is the passage Of reso-
luton by the trades assembly calling
on the city council to impose a heavy
license on department stores and warn
ing all members Of labor unions against
them.
j. N. Huston, formerly treasurer Of
the United States under President
Harrison, In an interview says that he
believes the great department stores
In all the cities Of the country are
secretly joining forces to concentrate
their power in the opinion that such q
trust may be successfully organized to
control the retail business Of the coun.
try In every branch.
Without exception the people de-
nounce the action Of the department
stores in demanding Of the newspapers
that they reduce the advertising rates
charged. The expose Of the newspa-
pers of the method Of running the
stores and the starvation wages paid
their employees is all looked upon by
the public in horror, and they express
qualification that the truth, 80 long
kept from them, has been given out.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-01-13

Judge Albert G. Boynton, for as
years political editor of the Detroit
(Mich.) Free Press, is dead.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-01-13
THE HOUSE.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 12.-The civil serv-
Ice debate which was inaugursted in
the house week ago ended yesterday.
II opened with row. but ended very
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-01-02

T. NJ Bayne and Ruth, together with
the ctLer packets, arrived and departed
On time. Freight shipments on each
packet were excellent, considering the
merchant observance Of the day.
The outlook for The river business is
enccur1g ing; a largely increased freight
t. afIic is looked for early in the new
year.
Capt. Gordon Green will contract be
fore long fol machinery for his new
packet which he will have out for the
spring trade.
There sre a number Of towboats en-
their way to 7 ttsburg from Louisville
with tcws of enpliea, and some Of them
are due within the next few days.
It is expected that the new steamer
Urania viii be -raced in the Pittsburg
and Kanawha rlyer trade early in the
new year
The wife of Capt. Gordon Green, of
the Il. X. Bedford, is good helpmate
for him. as she can take charge Of the
Office on the beat or the pil1t house.
The tow of the Defender, out from
Louisville for New Orleans, during the
week. consisted Of % cCGl boats, and
she viii add corn boats in the Lower
Ohio.
Robert Jenkins, Of the well known
river coal firm of T. NJ. jenkins. at
Pittsburg, will, according to report,
take unto himself better half in Feb
ruary next, and will enjoy his honey
moon in foreign Trip.
The death Of Capt. John Barrett, Of
Cincinnati, was reported in the special
dispatches from that point on Thurs
day. Cart Barrett was well known in
business and marine circles from Pitts
burg to New Orleans. The business will
no doubt be continued under the super
intendence Of Capt Oscar Barrett, son
Of the deceased, who has been the active
spirit Of the firm FIR several year.
Maj. Charles +. Powell, engineer in
charge Of the local waterways, received
9. report Friday that a large fiat con-
tanning between 10000 and 1900 bu-h-
els of cca. had been sunk in the middle
of the river a. short distance below
Lysle's coal read, in the second poo. BY
the steamer Relief. 1t is said mat tht
accident was caused by the deckloat
breaking through. A leak was nl&de
causing the fat to sink almo.t immedi
ately. The coal was owned b. the Re
lief Towboat Company.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-01-02
APOLOGIZED.
Weyler Tried to Square Himself With
th3 Queen, But He May Fave
Trouble Yet.

Madrid, January 1.-General Weyler
this afternoon called at the palace in
order 10 personally apologize to the
Queen Regent and exculpate himself.
At a meeting Of the cabinet last even
ing General Correa, the minister Of war,
made a report on the memorial which
Gen. Weyler recently presented to the
Queen Regent on the subject Of Presi-
dent McKinley-s message to Congress.
General Weyler, in this report, denied
having sent copies of his protest TO the
newspapers and the minister for war
read a royal edict directing the supreme
court martial to prosecute those who
communicated the text OF the protest to
he press.
The editor of the Nacional says that
as personal friend of General Weyler
he had access to the generals study,
where he took a rough draft of the pro-
test, copied his notes and supplied them
to the press. He adds that General
Weyqer is innocent of distributing the
matter to the newspapers.
The government, however, is con-
WINGED that General Weyler is guilty of
having committed several misdemean-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-01-02

will leave for her home in New Orleans
after the holidays.
Miss Maud Eenneman, Of North Main
street, las returned home after an ex-
tended visit with friends and relatives
at East Liyerpool.
Mrs. Or. Pipes and Miss B. Kater,
Of the South Side are visiting friends
in Rochester, Monaco and CoraopOlis,
Pa.
D. D. Condo and E. B. Roberts, Of
Jerm2no. O.. are guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Buspy, in the North End.
Lieut. Edward Schultz, U. S. A. sta
toned at Wilett's Point, n. Y, is in
the city spending his holiday vaca ion
with his parents on South Market
street
Miss Emma Kelsey, Of lakewood, Pa,
is the guest Of Miss Mayrle McMasters,
on Chapline street
Mrs. Charles w. List is at Clarks-
burg visiting her parents, Hon. and
Mrs. John Bassell.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-01-02
THE WEEK N SOCIETY.
Continued from sixth Page.

THE leading event in society this
week is the concert to be given by the
Washington and Jefferson boys at the
OIsera House on Wednesday night.
The affair promises to be most Drill
liant enc, and will be attended by
sWheeling's -Four Hundred" About
Atty OF the younger SCI will form a
theatre party, which is something un-
usual for Wheeling. A large number
of ladies have consented to be patron
esses. and will, endaayor to make this
tba most successful of ne clubs twelve
engagenents. Old Wash-JeH is well
Tenresented in Wheeling. Some eff
Wheeling's best known men are alumni
Of ". e j., and VIXEN the college boys
gef into town "Wednesday morning
from Springfield, Ohio, they viii be
mt by a large number Of well wishers.
me concert last year was the best
over given in Wheeling by any college
eIea club. valentine Abt Of PittsbUrg,
FIJI f7 instrumental Instructor, will be
With the club, and viii have two num-
bers On the programme. After the en-
terfainment Mrs. w. A. Wilson will
entertain the boys and the members
Of he theatre party. The following is
list OF the patronesses:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-01-02

able afternoon was spent in Teasing
diversions. At four o'clock a dainty
luncheon was served.
Miss Eva Walters very pleasantly en-
tertained party Of her friends Friday
evening at the home CT her sister, Mrs.
w. H. Higgins, on North Huron
street 1t was informal, but very en-
joyable. Among the guests from out
of-town were Misses Hills, Wilson and
Little, of GAINESVILLE.
The Central Garden Club house, on
Twentieth street, was very tastefully
decorated Fri " evening, and was
thronged with friends of the cub, who
danced ne New Year in to music fur
nished by Pref Nj ler
Mrs. James Rose was hostess to the
members CT the Island Domino Club
at her home Friday evening. There
were several very interesting games Ct
spider" Refreshments were served at
the usual hour.
MT John o. Smith and Miss Halle
Brown, two popular young peTa0ns
living west Of Bellaire, were quietly
Joined in marriage Friday evening at
the home of Rev. H. A. l.. King
The Gravel Hill Literary and Social
Club was entertained Friday evening
by Mrs. NJ A. Saunders, at her home
in Bellaire.
Mr. Oliver Stullenberger and Miss
Carrie Miller, popular young persons Of
Bridgeport, we're united in maria. 8
Friday evening at the home Of the
bride, by the Rev D. F. Holtz, pastor
of the West End M. E. church.
Miss Minnie Serig entertained num-
Der Of her friends Friday evening at
her home on South Jacob street.
John Block, a well known cigar
maker, was surprised Tuesday evening
at his home on North Market rect,
ana was presented with a fine rocker
as a token of their appreciation.
TIE Charity whist Club was pleas
andy entertained Monday afternoon by
Mrs. Geo. K. Wheat and Mrs. A. Allen
Wheat, at their home on North Main
street. Mrs James Neill will enter
tain tomorrow afternoon ct her home
on Fifteenth street.
80
The Colonial Danes will be enter
taireG Friday evening by Mrs Charles
H. fancy, at her home On Byron street.
Mrs. ]. w. Grubb and Mrs J. D. Gull
bertscn delighsfully entertained the
Married Ladies Euchre Club Friday
Afternoon at the home of Mrs. Grub,
at Echo Point.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-01-02
SECRETARIES SWORN IN.

Havana, January MANY people as
aanbled at the palace to-day to witness
the swearing in Of Senior Rafael Mon
tero. Marquis Of Montenor Senor Fran
cisca Zayas and Senior Laureno Rodri-
guez as secretaries Of the provincial
government.
At the conclusion Of the ceremonies
the captain general RENTED the death
penalty imposed upon persons who had
been convicted Of common crimes. Ca
bic messages Of congratulation were ex-
changed during the day between senior
Sagasta, premier Of Spain, and Marshal
Blanco.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-01-02

Mary J. McMecAen, Jean Waterhouse,
Eleanor T. Wright and sue NJ. Wright
Miss Elsie Whitaker, at her home on
South Chip inc street, was assisted "
Mrs Harry G. Whitaker, MIS-. Al.
Glass, Mrs. john B. Wilson, Mrs. A. G.
Whitaker, Misses Elizabeth II. Mendel,
Sue NJ. Caldwell, Mary H. Moffat,
Louise Todd laird, Grace NJ. Hose and
Henrietta Rinehart.
p Miss Mayme McMasters, at her home
on CEaplire street, was a sisted by her
visitors, Misses Name Herbst, of Al
lentoWh Pa, and En7m Kelsey, of
Idlewcod Pa
Miss Lee Caldwell at her home, No.
ITO South Front street, received during
the afternoon and evening. She was
assisted by Miss Addie Jones, Miss
Margaret Harvey, and Miss Georgia
Lacock, Of Allegheny. Pa.
Miss Bessie harrison, assisted by
Misses Mamie Hazlett, 10 Waterhouse,
jess Moffat, Mary Simp on, Sarah Bal
zell and Katherine john, received
charmingy at the tone cf Dr. H rri-
son, on South Front street. Palms,
flowers and mis- tlotce n yrcfVsi n, W tn
t@tt4-NS VI etO0i Nt1N~i, lital4l W GLC'1 III
the coming year, made Up delightful
evening.
THE EpWcrth Learue Cf Zane Street
church kept open house f3r Leagrer5
an3 friends from two until four O'Clock.
The Island Eac elcr Girls received
during the aftern-o at the home Ct
Miss Addie a. Wincler, No, 60 South
Huron street.
Miss Carrie Wright entert7ined he
tween the hours Of two and fivs cl elk
at her home Oh Twenty-ninth street.
~
Special to the Reaister.
RoW.esburg ". Va, January 1T
River City Glee Club gave @ banquet in
thcir hall New Years eve. 1t was bril-
liaGtiy illuminated and tastefully
decorated for the occasion. All the
latest games were INDUCED in until
midnight, after which one Of the most
desircLs suppars was served at Mrs.
Stcckt2n's. Among those present were
NJ sssa Lizzie Stemple, Mollie Ayers
man, Lizzie I'cuser, Addie O'Donnell,
Pearl Ferry. Berthe Chatter. Addie
Fietful, Dora bowman, Mary Bucl6neT,
Nellie Bowman, and Messrs. Frank
Pierce, Earl Andersen, Vernon Hooton,
Willie Bowman, Harry Hollis. HUGH
Smouz. George Pugh, John Killen,
Frank Knots, Charlie Hunter.
A most unique and unusual affair in
society was given by Mrs. George A.
Burt to a party Of ABOUT thirty couples
Of Parkersburg's leading society folks
yesterday. Mrs. Burt, as is her usual
custom, leads any new movement in
society. and to-day gave an excursion
10 SisterSville and return over the
Chic River road, the party leaving Par
Lersburg at $3.50 this evening in GEN
eral Fanager Burt's private car,
"Paoze," and one Ct the parlor ears CT
the road. the AFFAIR creating new
society fad. Upcn their arrival at Sis
tersville the party repaired to the new
ea ing house CT the railroad comnany,
where enc Of the most elegant spreads
OF tempting edibles that could be pre-
pared awaited them. After some time
spent in discussing the menu the party
returned Altogether. the affair was
one of the most delightful society
events cf the New Year, and Mrs.
Burts guests viii long remember the
occasion.
Miss Eliza Mayer entertained her
friends Thursday afternoon in honor
Of her sixth birthday. A number of
little folks were present and an enjoy
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-01-02
MARKS FROM BELOW.

PARK ERSBURG-Ohlo river feet
inches and falling. Weather cloudy, mer-
curry Is. Passed up, Ben Hur and Key
stone STATE; passed down. Valley Belle:
due down, Ii h Bedford. The Little
kanawha is falling. The locals are on
thine.
Last evenings marks on the landing
showed stage Of s feet 2 inches and
stationary, showing a fall of inches
since Friday ~.ening. The river at
Pi9,sourg yesterday was 4 feet and ris-
ing, and at Brownsville s feet ) inches
and rising. AT all other upper points
the river was st8tio,ary. The weather
above was generally cloudy and cold.
With these conditions there are no
prospects of a rise soon. bUt On the
other hand there is fear entertained by
a number of riveTmen that the present
cold weather may close the river at Yer
ious pcints where it is quite low. The
river yesterday was full of floating ice
and was heavier tban it has been for
the past few days.
The ice on the Allegheny river has
thinned out considerably within the
past couple Of days.
The steamer Leroy laid up at Claring
ton yesterday owing to the holiday. The
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-01-02
MARKS FROM ABOVE.

MORGANTOWN-Rlver feet and sta
tionaTy. Colder.
SIhuELD VILLE-River feet inches
ard rising; Cloudy and cold. Passed
down. Iginia.
GBEE.NsBORO- River 10 feet inches
and stationary. Cloudy and cold. Adam
Jacobs and Nellie HUDSON down Sunday
James G.. Blaine up
BROW NsN lLLL.-River 9 feet inches
WAREGeN- River foot inches. Cloudy
PITTsBURG- River 81 feet and rising
at the dam. Showing lightly.
OIL CITY-Rlver 3 feet 6 inches and
stationary. Weather clear and cold.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-01-02
YOUNG KANSAS GIANTEss.
Eight Years Old, Weighs 269 Pounds ant
is ) Feet Inches Tall

Junction City, Kas., January l.
Mary Exley, daughter Of farmer liy-
ing eight miles northwest of town,
was weighed and measured yesterday,
and is probably the largest child OF
her age in the world. she was born
August Is, 1889. ard weighs 269
pounds. She is feet inches tall and
5 feet inches around the waist. She
was small baby, but is now growing
very rapidly Her mother weighs 1853
pounds and her father is medium
sized man. The girl is active and
strong ana seems perfectly healthy
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-01-02
PERSONALS.

Where are you SONG. my pretty mald?"
Under the mistlesce, sir she said.
May | 60 with you. my pretty maid?"
You're certainly slow if you don't" She
said.
Miss Laura S. Neff, CT Columbus, O.,
vito has been visiting Mrs. William
Schwertfeger, Of North Main street,
has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs Clement Hess. Of No.
80 Twenty-second street, will spend
New Years and Sunday with relatives
in Pittsburg.
Firs. c. B. Lennon and son Cecil,
left yesterday fer short visit to rela~
tives and friends in Sardis, o.
Miss Edna Stenard has been the guest
CT Misses Laura and Magic West. Of
this city, fer the past two weeks. She
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-01-02
ors and is inclined to act in the most
serious manner.
TO STOP WASTE OF GAS.
Indiana Seeks to Compel Operators to
Respect the Law.

Indianapolis, Ind, January 1.-The
State to-day filed a brief in the Supreme
Court in the contention affecting the
c0nstitutionality Of the anti-gas waste
law, raising the point, among other
things, that every gas consumer has
the right to enj0in against its useless
waste Notice was had that the Stale
had instituted proceedings in Delaware
county against the Allegheny Company,
which is charged with permitting A.
100000 cubic feet Of gas TO daily escape
into the air.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-01-02
FRIEND.
Childbirth relieved Of

Childbirth relieved Of
pain and danger Happy
mothers and perfect
children! Such are the
glorious achievements
Of advanced medical
science. Intelligent re-
search has established
the fact that the pre-
paration of woman's
organism for the ordeal
Of childbirth cannot
be made by internal
medical treatment, but
must be accomplished,
if at all, by direct ap-
plications to the deli
cate parts involved.
Mothers Friend,'
the famous Imminent
prepared by the Brad
field Regulator Com
pany, of Atlanta, c., IS
declared by physicians
and druggists to be
the only scientific and
logical treatment 1or
agent which gives the
the strain of Childbirth.
against " Rising Breasts
and agony of labor.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-01-02
TREATING ALL ALIKE.

Springfield, Mass, January IA
specia1 to the Union from Boston says:
Treasurer Parsons, Of the Lyman mills,
Of Holyoke. said to-day that the wages
in that mill will be cut to conform to
the wages pain in New Bedford AS
the wages were cut seven percent about
wear ago. the cut now will be small.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-01-02
NEW GoVERNCR INAUGURATED.

Richmond, Va, January II. Hoge
Tyler was inaugurated Governor of the
old dominion to-day in the presence OF
the two houses Of the general assembly
convened in the hall Of the House.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-01-02
Stone THOMAS

S1oOO0Onore business to be done during 'o8 than
'o7 is the aim Of this store and we're gong to get
this increase by selling goods on their merits alone.
One price to everybody, and that price always the
lowest Money refunded without a question #
goods are not entirely satisfied Selling the same
goods for less money, or better goods for same
money is to be the motto for the year 1898, we
thank you for the liberia share Of patronage during
the past year. We enter the year 1893 believing
that we are better prepared to merit continuance
Of your patronage than ever. We announce our
first great 1898 sale.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-01-02
NOTICE. rOidegies

hundred thousand yards Cambria Nasook
les will be here and sale about the middle the
particulars IN daily papers.
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ROATs IEAyTNC. TODAY.

Plttsburg, Ben Hur, 1 a. m.
Putsourg. Kanawha, 4 a. m.
Pittsburg, Keystone State. a. m.
Cincinnati, Virginia, s a. m.
TO-MORROW'S DEPARTURES.
Steubenv,lle. T. NJ Bayne, $50 p. m.
Clarins on, Leroy, $50 p. m.
S'stersI He. Ruin, 1880 p. m.
ParkeIsburg. Ben Hur. D. m.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-01-02

NIcsdames:
Julius Pollock. Geo. k neat.
Charles israngheizn, Joseph 9pelael.
~. wilson w. ". Arnett,
W., ". ~ y na 5,, Dr. Reed Baird,
hlil~a 9tt Ilr. G a. Aschmann
l IlgniSf t}earne. j. 3. fancy
James c9 r,ar9an 9oan II. Naylor,
m H h Harrison -. 8. S{s Sl.'
j. II. Rogers; aoiiosyav
ItoM4IG Djckey. John Topping,
r. y. eN9afFaf NJ II. Rnshart
= ~ y fa,Souse. DR. Z. j. t. hupp,
John Ns l,s,s i. c. Riheldaffer,
~ FL Caldwell, 81 | ie i5etaesar
otto Sehroll ~ fsHi5eTfson
Aired Caldwell, loon ~ 49, t,S,."'
pr r. o. Alela&s- ,.',s cs1',ss Z
tera. u Nv. /, Glessner.
Pr i, 99n,,tff r wm. Tiernan.
9 + 800
,r,a oustcm peculiar to New Years
- lsoanine .open house" fsr all
go r9ha chose to call, was gen
iIa IT. observed yesterday, and there
la.is gfring Of carriages constantly
WIS Z sho,,f the city. All who re-
Hlos ~ entertained their friends in
oelsep s7,ifshle way A list OF those
Veis neceived ana the young iadles
WIZ r;eted ii rtaining, are here
given. rrd;a and Bessie Good
oo misss at her home on Four 5san
re s.eat They were assisted p MISSES es!
stree, ott. LAURA p caldwg, Ger r
tTuae hl Helen B. caldwell, Francs So. },
- y1s ssg' Dorothy Il ~ tsf5.n 50 =
e neasi Jennie McPhail ga unae} 5 1.
Llsan no. sd llg" If Haniron spart' y y,
Iies fsss Mckee. Of fIagef 9Sn ,.l No =,
aIsa go 1iiy Ill yaRca. At NET , meme hen On
Nh Nh l, Size Was assistes b Misses l5s..s
se9 .aa DeIaplaine, Geltruf La, So. ~
Buia a. L IKE. Ethel Bailey and Frances
i ina !, o r,s'on of Utica, n =. ;oa -
dn 55iel Florence g. WYson reeela ss; a.
si ,e,,ae on Nerth y \ street. ,, 49, -
hsf Il, Mis- MISSES Martina C2iaNe ess 81
sd " o- r Mamie D. ruhb' y all.ls =
es 5ye Jessie NJ Bgef, Gat "a sr
ras a,atT Matilda BrrkeS rInao
Hazie'',r isabella Houser,a Ellen ,, hoge'
l,'aanca Hoge. Henrietta i. harper
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-01-02
TLo, Of pieces Of Muslin
nOuSaflQS Underwear on sale.
Each piece marked in plain figures.
GEO. M. SHOOK & co.
RIVER NEWS.

DAILY ChronfcFe OF IGle MOVements OF ths
I5oats aud Roatnan
YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES.
II. X. Bedford, Charleston.
Argand, Earkersburg.
Lexington, New Matamoras.
i. Nj. bayne, Steubenvllie.
Leroy, ClaringtOn.
Ruth, Sistersville.