Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-06-29

SCiSC tiCu1l. 1uS bUOluS OF The ldui6s
who are engaged in charitable and re-
Hgious enterprises have already been
noticed extensively.
The local music firms, Milligan, Will
hin & Co., F. w. Banner & Co., and
c. A. House, have made very elaborate
displays, and in addition have enter
tanned thousands of visitors with
vocal and instrumental music.
Perhaps the most expensive and
snowy displays have been made by the
detail dry goods houses. Stone &
Thomas have several booths in charge
of MI. Will McNabb, who makes an
entire change in the exhibits each day.
Shook & Co. have two booths very
t~estefully trimmed. Geo. E. Stifel G
Co. have three booths, in which the
artistic blending of purple and white
in the decorations attracts general at
tention. The Sample-Lingiman Com
pany's handsome display also includes
a soda fountain. The Racket and E.
B. Potts make elaborate displays of
small notions.
The h~aberdashers and tailors have
excelled themselves, sparing neither
time nor expense in adjoining their
booths and arranging their exhibits.
The displays of D. Gundling, Heyman
Pr0c Kra17c proc Cufp,oo o. ~ ,r5
Will Gutman are conspicuously hand
some.
The electrical signs of Hannah Bros.
and the Sanatel Tobacco Company are
very expensive, but these e%nterprising
concerns DO not count the cost.
House & Hermann occupy four
booths, with an extensive display. The
decorations include a magnificent Elk
design, life size. The Palace Furni-
ture Company, Alexander Frew, Louis
Bertschey and others, show suites CT
furniture which are admired by all, and
their booth decorations are not excell-
ed on the grounds.
Following is a directory Of the Fair.
giving the names of exhibitors n the
number of their booths:
3-Charters & Burney.
Al. Norrington.
41e-W. NJ. Hutchinson.
5-NeWs Publishing Company.
6-J. F. Burley & Co.
Hebrew Benevolent Society.
S-W. L. Tanney.
j.
10-F. w. Banner Co.
II, 13-Sample-Lingaman Co.
12-J. M~oskovitz.
14-Boys' and Girls Home.
15-Bremer & Mabis Co.
l6-Neiil & Ellingham.
lS-Mrs. c.. Foster.
y, q, 23-Palace Furniture Company.
I'D. c. Kurner.
22-Joseph Graves.
24-King's Daughters.
25-J. E. Giffn.
26-Saylor az Maxwell.
z, &c. A House.
2S-Kraus & Co.
3o-Max Hess, Florist.
81, 33-Sanatei Tobacco Co.
SIS. Alexander.
S4-House & Hermann.
33-M. Gutman q Co.
sc. K. .MeMechen Sons Co.
37-Queen's Daughters.
3S-James Bailey.
80, 4l-Snook & Co.
ALLISON c.. Stamp.
IL. D.. 1OtlS.
43-Stolze Brothers Co.
44-B. F. Caldwell e Co.
45-Will Gutman.
46-CaldwesEPeterson Co.
~4l-NVheeling Hospital.
4s, Soc. ]. EIig Carriage Co.
~, o., s., 55-House & Hermann.
54-Harry King.
56-Mounta.n State Electrical Co.
55-Geo, Z; Kies.
Sc. II. Earle.
54-Trimhle g I.-tz C0mpauv
CO. D.. Kyle.
sl-Heiner Hardware Company.
62-Wells & Campbell.
63-P. Welty q CO.
6r4-Mrs. j. L. shriver.
eS-Tappan & Connel.
67-Dillon, Hancher Co.
6S-Locke Shoe Company.
69-James Hill.
f79AfM H. Grimm.
72-Harry McKown.
73-E. r. Bradley.
74-J. NJ. Dauer.
75-Mrs. H. Cranmer.
76-W. A. Wilson & Son.
a, E-Milligan, Wilkin & Co.
sc. {. P RoEarts.
81, So, S5-Geo. 4. Stitel & Co.
Sl-Wheeling Novelty Works.
S6-W. Schwertfeger.
81. S3-Hannan Brothers.
%DameS GarNey.
9l-J. G.. Shriver.
92-Fels-Naptha Company.
92-M. L. ColYig.
9i-E. Dyer.
96-W. f. Murphy.
97-J. Coleman.
9s-Fred Grsiner.
100-Louis Bertschy.
80, 1el-City Hospital.
102-Mendel Brothers.
103-D. Gundling.
19f-AiexanGer Frew.
los. ~107-Stone & Thomas.
JOG. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Company.
1e9-"Hub" Clothiers.
1l0-Wheeling Bakery.
ul-Altenheim.
112-Hodshon. halter.
list. Luke's Church.
u4-Solomon & Refer.
BICYCLE PARADE
To be Conducted by the Rough Riders
Cycling Club This Evening.
The Rough Riders Cycle club of this
city will conduct a bicycle parade this
evening, riding over the south and CEN
trail portions of the city. and then to
the Street Fair.
Capt Thomas Garden has issued the
following invitation to all wheelmen:
! "All hicycle riders of This vicinity