Wheeling Sunday register. [volume], June 11, 1893, Page 5, Image 5

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TH1 FIFTH AND FINAL MEETING OF THE
FINANCE C0MM1TTH,
Held at the City Hall, Last Night—The Annual
Appropriation Ordinance Completed, and
Ordered to Be Printed.
The City Finance Committee held its
fifth session last evening, and closed up
the annual appropriation ordinance.
The complete list of the appropria
tions Is as follows:—
B. P. W.. ten cent levy— I20.T15 W w
B. P. W., contingent fund *1.798 55-* 53 2?
ilSVh .. 9.A*) 45
wlrkeu— .—. t.*w w
Police . 17.«» U)
. 750 0)
Keei E.tate::::::::::::::::. jgj 5
ConUngenc\en....^VJS GO
gas
Loan of 1SSI.- -. f.
Col eollon of Ute*... w
Stone bridge loan.... ^
6tone bridge, balance... 19,000 w
Total.— ..»
Total appropriation, ISWIJ...453.(XJ0 00
Decrease this year.90,675 JW
The subject up for discussion last*
night, as upon the previous evenlug,
was the division of the 520,715.92 of ten
cent levy money, each ward getting
52,589.49 of this sum. Most of the mem
bers of the Committee bad consulted
with their constituents and colleagues
since the Friday night meeting,
aud nearly all had some
changes to make in their previous
schedules of work to be done. The
members of the Committed sat about
and smoked from eight o’clock until af
ter nine, waiting on Capt. Otto, of the
First ward, and on his arrival, at 9:10,
»Wa wnelr wAd PA*n lllttnppf]. With the fol
lowing result:
FIRST WARD.
Aliev B, sewer...• *0 ®®
Alley C, paved gutter, sto.- SM 00
Katlosal roa I, sewer «....- 'O
Market street eiteaslou, cobble gutter.. 250 i o
Market street, paving. Sixth to Seventh 1.239 40
Market street, grading .— 50 00
SECOND WARD.
Charles street, macadamizing.—9 484 4®
E> ff street, macadamizing.- 434 49
McCulloch street, paving.- 1.0*1 51
TB'RD WARD.
McCulloch street, paving...»H.589 49
rocBiu ward.
Wood street, sewer .• 125 00
Seventeenth street and Eoff, ‘.sewer 220 <W
To Island....... ^ **|
Seventeenth street, Eoff toWood .2,116 93
TIFTH WARD.
Twenty-second street,Cbapltne to Eoff,
and Eotr, Twentieth to Twenty
second, so fir i* it vriil go.11,214 42
loff Street, Twentieth to alley 19. aud
Eoff to Chapht^e on Taeuty second- 1.375 00
sixth ward.
loff street. Twenty-third to Twenty
sixth. sewer.£400 00
Alley 'J» sewer. Tbtr.y second to I*a ^
Belle... 563 00
Alley K, Twenty-fourth to Twenty-fifth.. 175 0)
Twenty fourth street, curbing. 6«» 09
Tweuty-third street, curbing. 120 00
Twenty-eighth street, curbing. 130 00
Market streeveast side,south of Twenty
seventb, curbing...— .-.- 90 00
Twenty-sixth street, between Mam and
Market streets, cu bine. 60 00
Jaooo, north of Twenty-fourth, curbing. 120 00
Alley 30, ea-*t of alley K, curbing. 70 00
Tweuty-nlnth street, curbing. 861 89
SEVENTH WARD.
Alley O, sewer.• 147 0)
Aliev M. sew .- M®
South Front, ourbing... 4<0 00
South Broad way. curbing... 150 tW
Aliev P. sewer...—— 651 00
>orth Huron, curbing.. 1,200 <W
Alley S, diop for sewer.—. 10 00
BIGUTH WARD.
Alley H, sewer .—W.JJPJ ®®
Thirtieth curb.- 06o 42
The various wards received the fol
lowing actual amounts:
First ward.9 2,539 49
Second .. 944 93
• Third....—.- 4.210 OJ
Fourth....-.— *.*«* •*
• Fifth. 2-069 49
Sixth.— J.639 49
Seventh...—... . 0®
Eighth...- 8,539 49
Total. t»'l» ^
The big discrepancy between
Second and Third wards is caused b, ,
the Second ward helping out on the
McCulloch street paving, around the
hill. Some of the other wards also
gave aud took small amounts.
The ordinance will go to the printer*
to-morrow morning, aod will be laid be
fore Council Tuesday evening.
THC OWLS
An<l Their Oatlng Which Takes Place at
the Park Next Week.
Only one week from next Tuesday,
and the day for the big 0. W. L. Club
outiDg will be here. Never In the his
tory of the city has auy social organlza- !
tion taken so much pains to make ao
affair of this kind a big success as |
have the members of this popular or- j
ganizatlon. Almost all of the details i
have been arranged and when
the 20th arrives only the weather
can keep them from having an immense
time. Their aunual parade will take
place at one o’clock, headed by the full
Opera House band, and marching
through the principal streets, the route
of whtcb will be^presented later. After
the parade extra motors will take them I
and their numerous friends to the Park, I
where the daocmg and general good ,
time will be kept up until midnight.
Don’t you know to have perfect j
health you must have pure blood, and
the best way to have pure blood Is to take
Hood’s Sarsaparilla, the best blood pu- I
rifler and streugth builder.
Hood’s Pills may be had by mall for
25c of C. L Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.
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Literary Notes.
Longfellow’s “Hyperion” has been is- ]
sued lu a small pocket edition, bound in j
neat cloth, which is sold at the ridicu
lously low price of 25 cents, thus placing
this delightful romance within tbo
reach of all. For sale by Frank Stanton. I
Persons in search of Summer Read
ing should consult a neat pamphlet
bearing this title, which can be secured
at Frank Stanton's.
Low prices on watches and diamonds
for the month of June. Watches,
clocks and jewelry repaired. Satisfac
tion guaranteed at Sheff Bros., 1110 I
Main street.
Bugink will Danish roaches, bed
bugs, etc., from your house forever.
2ft cts.
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MONDAY ONLY.
0 dozen Silk Waists rnduooo from *5.75
to 03.00. M L. 8- GOOD A CO.
BLSYEN-KLJEYAN.
Ladles' Gingham Aprons, tall six* 19c.
THE roptil ABA
1111 Main street.
37.19c Wool chsittes at 19 e.
* Ston# A Thomas' ad.
MONDAY ONLY.
S dosea SUk Waists reduoed fro
tO *3.00. L. *. GOOD
NEWS OF THE D
Minister from Chine.
Rev. Mr. Pott, of St. John College,
Shanghai, China, will occupy the pulpit
this morning at St. Matthew’s P. E.
church, and this evening at St. Luke’s.
He is a young man, but Is an interest
ing and eloquent preacher, and will no
doubt be greeted by large congrega
tions.
A Xew Industry Telkod of.
There is some talk of raising a joint
stock company for the purpose of start
ing a corn cannery. Those who are
supposed to know say Wheeling is an
excellent location for such an establish
ment, the best corn In the country be
ing grown hereabouts. Other fruits
and vegetables would be canned.
For Women Only.
The Women’s Temple just completed
at Coleraln, Ohio, will be occupied on
June 22d by representative women of
Belmont county. All topics relating to
the statu* of women, physically, men
tally, morally, politically and socially,
will be bravely discussed. Visitors
from our ajsters iu West Virginia are
cordially Invited.
Officers Elected.
At a meeting held last Wednesday
night, by the American Cornet Baud,
the following officers were elected:
Henry Nolte, President; Chas. Ruch
man, Vice President; Wm. Bremer,
Secretary, Conrad Case, Treasurer;
Prof. W. W. McClellan, Teacher; Hen
ry Rauch, Deputy Leader. The band
have purchased handsome new uni
forms, and ar« now ready for all kinds
of engagements.
Sales or Keal Estate.
Rolf A Zane have sold lot No. 64, on
Huron street, in Zane’s orchard addi
tion, to Geo. W. Charncck for 3400.
Lots Nos. 144 and 145. in Offutt and
Lakin’s addltlou to Terra Alta, VV. Va.,
to John Hosenfeld.
Lot No. 34, in Park View, for $250, to
G. B. Bushon.
Lot No. 63, in Miller’s addition to Mc
Mechen, to Mrs. Belle Zimmerman; con
0IV1V1 H V»wuy V
A Fin* Entertainment.
On Saturday evening April 24th, an
excellent entertainment will be given
la the Moundtville Opera House, uuder
the auspices of the Ionic lodge, A. O.
U. VV., of that city. An effort will be
made to secure the service of all who
participated in the recent anniversary
celebration of Welcome Lodge. Ar
rangements will be made for a special
train to accommodate persons In this
city who desire to go down.
Glaaeworkers' Picnic.
The annual picnic of Local Union No.
9, A. F. G. W. U., was given at the
Fair Grounds yesterday afternoon. A
large crowd was present, but good or
der was preserved throughout. The
damli g platform was the most popular
arnus tueut provided, in spite of the in
terne beat. The prize waltz wa9 won
by James Holmes. The prize Is a fine
water set. Tne horse races and half
mile foot race, which were advertised,
did not take place.
A Crack Team.
Capt. Jack Crogan will manage a
base-ball team, composed of local play
ers, which will make a tour of Ohio
towns this summer. The team will be
oue of the strongest ever organized In
this city, to be composed of the follow
ing players: T. Finmgan, c.; W. Man
ley. 3b; S. Leach, s. s.; Harry Pritch
ard, p.; W. Hernan, p. and f.; Cbas.
Hydinger, p. and f.; Dick Miller, c.;
Frank Davis, p.: E. Henry, p. and f.,
W. Rutz, c. f.; Fred Leach, 1. f.; Joe
Dudley, 2nd b.
Among the Police.
The following arrests were made last
night:—
Samuel Desmond and John Och, for
fighting.
John Zimmer and Joseph Jordan, for
disorder.
Stella Chester’s house of ill fame was
raided by Officers Daum, Dooovan,
Meyers; ten arrests were made.
Fanny Preston’s house was raided by
Officers Buch, Wilkie, Rohrl and Car
ney, and sixteen arrests were made.
Ada Foster’s house was raided by Of
ficers Creighton, Reitz and Fitzgerald,
asd eleven arrests made.
Their Bird Has Flown.
“Columbo,” the pet owl recently pre
sented to the 0. W. L. club by a
Michigan gentleman, has taken leave
of the comfortable quarters he was
given In their club rooms, and the mem
bers of that popular organization Is one
feeling pretty sore. Their bird, a fine
big follow, was given his own way
around the place, and seemingly had
no desire to tly out the open windows.
Sometime Friday night, however, “Col
umbo” skipped, and in another column
the club has an advertisement offering
835 reward for its return, which must
be on or before their outing, which
takes places next Tuesday week, in
which they had arranged a conspicuous
place for their stray bird._
UHOCICKS’ OAT.
The Programme for the 15ih lost., In the
City and at the Park.
Grocers’ Day will occur Thursday of
tne coming wees, sou uig umo m
be too. The parade will form at Gro
cers’ Hall, corner Chapline and Twelfth
streets, under command of C. K. Smith,
Chief Marshal, and move over the fol
lowing route: Dowd Chapline to Four
teenth, to Market, to Eleventh, to
Main, to Twenty-second, to Market, to
Sixteenth, to Motor.
Parade Uniform: White vest and
tie, badge, cane and boutoniere.
i|At the Park the programme will be
as follows: 1:00 p. m.. Wheelbarrow
Contest for Ladies and Gentlemen—
prize, one fine decorated tea sea; 2:00 p.
m., Sack Racing—prize, one fine um
brella; 2:30 p. m., Potato Race for Gen
tlemen—oue box fine cigars; 3:00 p, m.,
Foot Race, 100 yards—'prize, one box
fine cigars; 3:30 p. m., CroQuet Game
prize, croquet set; 4:00 p. m., Potato
Race for Ladies—prize, one dozen fine
handkerchiefs; 4:30 p. m., Walking
Match, separate direction—prize, one
box tine cigars; 5:00 p. m., Foot Race,
200 yards—prize, one box tine cigars;
5:30 p. m., Wheelbarrow Contest, (fin
ish); 6:00 p. m., Supper; 6:30 p. m.,
Grand Promenade by everybody around
the mound, headed by the band, return
ing to concert stand, where an hour’s
rest may be enjoyed, while the band will
entertain by playing some of their
choicest selections. In addition to the
above there will be foot ball, dancing,
carroussel riding, etc. Festivities close
promptly at 8:00 o’clock p. m.
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Hknrt Jacobs bas moved to No.
1223 Main street, where he will be glad
to sue all of his old customers. Please
call on Monday for special Bargains.
ELKVKN-ELBVB.'S.
Children's PinuoU 17e, ns
TUB POPULAR,
lilt Mslm street.
BOO desen Turkian . bath Towels 15
cemis. worth doable tk® money, at
L. A QOOU * CO.’§,
i
CLOSING EXERCISES OF THB DIFFERENT PUB
LIC AND PRIVATE SCHOOLS
To Take Plaee Between This Date and the Last of
jam—Interesting Programmes Prepared
By Different Institutions.
O, the aweet commencement season,
With Its rhyme an’ with it* reason.
With its black an’ golden tresses,
An’ its creamy, areamy dresses!
O, the sweet oomnmncement season.
With its pretty girls and pieasin’,
With its ribbons an’ its laces,
An’ its sweet, expectant faces!
O, the sweet commencement season*
With its tenderness and teasin',
With its es*ays. framed completely
For the red lips readia’ sweetly!
O, the sweet commencement season,
With its rhyme an’ with its reaaon.
With its smiles, tears, kisses, laughter,
An’its bilis for cash hereafter!
—Atlama ConttUutiom
The praise* of the sweet girl gradu
ate have been sung in prose and verse,
but the boys who are often the heroes
of commencement tlme3 have been
sadly nbglected. Commencement usu
ally creates more stir in the feminine
heart than in that of her masculine
brother, and it is probally because this
is one of two occasions in the life of a
young lady when she is expected to look
“her prettiest,” that she is favored by
the newspaper writers at the expense
of her brothers. The other occasion
when she is the cynoseur of all eyes is
her wedding day. As commencement
day usually marks her debut in society,
there may be said to be a connection be
tween the two events.
To the casual observer, commence
ments are all the same, but thetoi is al
ways an interest attached to the exer
cises because of the participation of a
friend, and the commencement hall is
invariably filled on the eventful day.
This year the usual preparations are be
ing made in the institutions of learning
In and about Wheeling, and the closing
exercises will not differ from those of
any proceeding year, except that proba
bly more young men and women than
usual will cross the threshold to battle
with the realities of life.
The graduating exercises of pupils
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a larger proportion of the population
than the commencements of any other
institution and draw the largest crowds.
This year the Grand Opera House has
been engaged for the occasion and June
29th selected for the date. On the
following evening, Friday, the colored
school exercises will take place.
Mayer’s band will furnish the music.
Prof. Anderson has been working hard
at the examination papers, and will
probably complete his task to-day. It
is thought that a young lady from
Clay school will carry off the first hon
ors and a Webster pupil second honors.
The final examination in Latin of the
Senior class of the Linsly Institute will
take place this week, and the com
mencement exercises will be held at the
new Fair Grounds. The honor pupils
have already been announced in the
Register. The commencement will be
followed by the annuall bal in the Ar
mory.
The Sisters of the Visitation, V. B.
M., in charge of Mt. de Chantal, have
issued invitations for the forty-sixth
annual commencement and distribution
of premiums, which will take place
next Wednesday. The exercises will
be held this year in the afternoon, and
a special train will convey the
people desired to attend from this city.
The distribution of premiums at St.
Joseph’s Academy, St. Vincent’s High
School, and the Cathedral parochial
school, will take place during the fol
lowing week at Convent Hall. The an
nual distribution of premiums at St.
Marys parochial school, will takb place
on the 27th Inst.
The commencement at the State Uni
versity at Morgantown, will be held
next Wednesday. The baccalaureate
sermon will be preached to the students
this morning. The company banner
contest, battalion drill and literary so
ciety contest, are events in the pro
gramme for Tuesday. The Benwood
public school commencement will be
held Tuesday night.
The Wheeling people always turn
out in goodly numbers at the Bethany
and West Liberty commencements.
The former will take place Thursday
morning. The West Liberty normal
school will be one of the best, the date
for the closing exercises being June
22nd. The programme for the
week is as follows: Friday,
June 16, Junior class exerci
ses; Sunday June 18 baccalaureate
sermon, to be preached by Rev. Dr. R.
Rush Swope; Monday, June 19, contest
between Bryant and Irving societies;
Tuesday, June 20, lecture before the
literary societies, by Prof. W. P. Wil
ley; Wednesday, June 21, class day ex
ercises; evening, elocutionary enter
tainment, by Prof. Byron W. King;
Thursday, June 22, Commencement,
middle class performance, Alumni busi
ness meeting and Alumni exercises.
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle of the Movement of
Individuals.
J. L. Kraus, of Pittsburg, Is here.
H. 8. Lincoln has returned to the
city.
D. Clifton, of Fifteenth street, is very
sick.
B. M. Ambler, of Parkersburg, Is in
town.
George Slnbury is In the city from
Boston.
W. F. King, of Sistersville, Is at th«
Stamm.
John Norton, of Washington, Pa., is
a Behler guest.
Dr. L. S. Riggs, of South Chapline
street, is sick again.
G. L. Caldwell, from Wellsburg, is
registered at the Windsor.
J. H. C. Brenner, of the South Side,
is home from Parkersburg.
Miss May Kennedy, of Pittsburg, is a
guest of South Side friends.
Thos. Radcllffe, of the South Side, is
home from a down river trip.
Jacob Eichenbracht,' a South Side
glass worker, Is on the sick list.
Mrs. John Madden, of South Chbpllne
street, is in the country on a visit.
C. G. Coen, of the 8outh Side, is
home from a Pennsylvania business
trip.
Homes Grey, of Twenty-second,
street, is at work after a" severe sick
ness.
J. N. Sprowls and wife, of Claysvirie,
Pa., were at the Stamm Hotel yester
day.
Cb&s. Douglass will leave to-day for
Cleveland, on a two weeks pleasure
trip. a
Mac Sands and wi£e, of South Jacob
street, are visiting jriends in Mounds
South CbapMnej
street, is visiting St. Clalrsvllie friends
to-day.
Will lard White, from near Pittsbnri,
is a guest of his many South Side
friends.
Mr. Henry Bremer and wife, of
Moundsvllle, are in the city spending a
few days.
Capt. Hosford, late of the Buffet, will
likely be elected manager of the Fort
Henry Club.
Miss Grace Rodeeker, of Fairvlew. 0.,
is visiting Mrs. L. D. Bawlin, of Six
teenth street.
J. W. Tullls, of Alabama, is a Mc
Lure guest. He Is an extensive cotton
manufacturer.
The mother of Thomas Spillman, of
the Niagara, is very sick at home on
Wilson street.
Wm. Bowers and wife, of South Jacob
street, are home from a week’s visit to
Barnesville, O.
J. H. Egger and wife have gone to
Chicago aud other western points, ana
will be gone a month.
Thos. T. Owens and wife will leave
to-day for Chicago, to spend a short
time at the World’s Fair.
Mrs. Dr. Hustead, Qf Wheeling, Is the
guest of Mrs. John Bassel, on Main
street.—Clarksburg Telegram.
S. B. Hall and wife, of New Martins
ville, passed through the city yesterday,
on their way home from Chicago.
Fred Wingerter, who has been at
tending law school In New York, Is
expected home to-day or to-morrow.
T. C. Burke, ticket agent at the B.
& 0., is tn the. east on a trip. His as
sistant, T. B. Jackson, is acting in his
place.
Miss Dora Hervey, of Wellsburg, was
a guest of friends here yesterday, on
her way home from the Washington
Seminary.
Otto Werner, John and George Cole
man and John Ewing, all popular
South Siders, will leave to-day for the
World’s Fair.
Miss Elsie Whitaker returned yester
day from Baltimore, where she has been
attending a young ladies’ school duriug
the past year.
C. B. Hart ami wife will leave to-raor
row for the seashore, where Mrs. Hart
will remain for some time, on account
of poor health.
t Mrs. Mary Good and daughter lert
yesterday morning for Mt. Lake Park,
whore they will occupy a cottage dur
I ing the summor.
Mrs. C. E. Hughes, nee Miss Hattie
McVey, returned to the city, yesterday,
after a pleasant visit to her father’s
home, in Decatur, III.
Bkulek—John Burroughs and family,
Slstersville; Miss Edith Courtrids,
Parkersburg; VV. Jones, Grafton, P. A.
Lavoaster, Parkersburg.
Mrs. John Lewis, nee Mrs. Sights, of
Wellsburg, and Mrs. Brady Morgan,
were in the city attending the Hage
dorn aud Decker wedding.
J. R. Campbell, of the Island, has
gone to the Allegheny mountains for
his health. His family will follow soon
to spend the summer there.
F. A. LaRoche, president of the La
Roche Electrical Company, of Philadel
phia is here inspecting the McLure
House electric light system.
Chas. Hydinger, the grocer of Forty
third and Jacob stroets, will leave in
about a week for a trip to the World’s
Fair and through tho West.
Rev. Father Jos. Schilp whc has been
visiting in the city during the past
week,returned yesterday to St. Joseph’s
Settlement, Marshall county.
Walter Springer, the popular bill
clerk at Waterhouse Bros.’, who was re
cently married, will go to housekeeping
on the South Side in a few dafs.
Wm. Gruber, the Market street
tobacconist, will leave Wednesday for
Chicago. He will spend two weeks,
taking lu the sights at the Exposition.
Hon. J. B. Sommerville left for Mor
gantown yesterday, to attend the meet
ing of the University Board, of which
he is a recently re-appointed member.
D. E. Jordan, of Mingo, is a guest of
South Side friends. Mr. Jordan is a
well known mill man, having formerly
worked for fifteen years at tho River
side.
Mrs. B. F. Penn and Mrs. R. W.
Smith (nee Miss Elia Pend) and daugh
ter, of Berne, Ohio, are visiting the
family of Mr. S. J. Boyd, Chapline
street.
Rev. M. L. P. Hill, D. D., and wife,
are registered at the McLure, from St.
Paul, Minn. He stopped on his way
back from General Assembly at Wash
ington, D. C.
W. P. Robinson, of the West Virginia
World, came in from Cameron yester
day to remain over Sunday. He ex
pects to get out the first issuo of his
new paper next week.
Hon. John Bassell, of Clarksburg,
called at tbe Register office, yester
day. Mr. Bassel was on his way to
Pittsburg, and from that point he will
go to Mflrgant'own to attend a meeting
of the Board of Regents of the Unlver
sit y.
Misses Mary and Annie Beltz and
Miss Annie Rlegler, three of the most
popular young ladies of the South Side,
win leave me 11in wnu mu ex
cursion for Detroit, where they will
rest for several weeks. On their return
they will also visit the World’s fair for
flAVArfl) (jure
Mrs. Frank Nuzum, of 8t. Paul, is
visiting her parents on Fifteenth street*
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Brown. Mrs. Nu
zum has been studying medicine at the
Minneapolis Medioal Institute, and at
closing exercises for the present year
Mrs. Nuzum stood second In a claw of
one hundred, only seven of whom were
females. Mrs. Nuzum will probably
graduate as a full-fledged M. D. in an
other year. __
SELECT CASTLE.
The A. O. K. of M. C. to Hold Its Annual
Mention la this City,
The Select Castle of West Virglinia
A. O K. of M. C., will bold Its annual
session in this city, commencing
Tuesday, September 26tb, in Odd
Fellows’ Hall. On Wednesday, Sep
tember 27th, a street parade will be
given, and sister castles will take part.
The first regiment of the mili
tary rank of the order is expected
to participate, and several companies
from other places. Sheridan Company
No. 42, of Wheeling, witi make the first
appearance in the new uniform.
After the parade, the select officers
and members of their families will
spend the day at the Park. Mayer’s
brass and string band has been engaged.
Following the adjournment of the Se
lect Castle, a banquet will be given, to
be followed by an entertainment by Sil
ver Wave Castle. ^
Bcgixe kills roaches, bed bogs and
all insects instantly. Is non-polsoooos.
20c Dotted Organdie* at 9 l-2c Monday.
B*ad stone A Thomae' ad.
ILlVKN-CLEyiH.
We place on sale Monday Children'
ftii glee* far 0 cent*, as
XME POPCL
1111 Mai
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IREGIST
will dellrer te nay one of lte reader* a
beautifully printed copy of en English
classic bound by an entirely new pro
cess, which makes it practically Inde
structable, on thaee terms.—
Cat ont three of these conpons bear
log consecutive number* for three
days and enclose four two-cent
stamps or eight cent# end the REG
ISTER will send you, postage pre
paid, n book whose lowest retail
price Is 25 cents.
COUPON NO. 27.
Xante of Reader..
Street.....
Town ....State..
Xante of Book Wanted ...
NEW BOORS WILL BE OFFERED
EVERY WEEK.
Ready—I.—"Rcreri*e of a Bachelor; or.
a Book of the Heart." by Ik. Marvel (Don
aid G Much’ll). , ,
II.—"Lay* of Ancient Momr," illuttra
ted. ov Lord Macaulay.
HI.—"A Tilly lots Scandal," by J. M
Barrie. , _ „
IV.—" The Route of the Seven Gablet,"
by Xaihaniel Harthornr
SV—"Cranford,” by Mrs. Gmketl.
yj —"Tft* Coming Race "by Lord Lytton.
VII.-"Dream Life," by Ik. Marc,l
(.Donald 0. Mitchell). f
WllAT A lOUMi LADY SAYS
In Regard to a Pair of Olassee Fitted for
Her by Prof. Sheff, the Optician, r
lam very much pleased with my
glasses. They have helped my head
ache more than all the medicines I
have taken, and they rest my eyes, aud
I can read or sew until very late at night,
and my eyes do not ache as they did be
fore when I read for a few minutes dur
ing tbe day. Miss. V. M. B»gos.
Prof. Sheff can be consulted and eyes
examined, without charge, for glasses
at his new quarters, 1110 Main street,
one door above Snook’s dry good store.
Found—lnStore.—In moving I found
150 pairs of aummer blankets, which
will be sold on Monday at half price.
Please call on Henry Jacobs, at Rod
Front Store, No. 1223 Main street.
Wagner sleeper via the Cleveland,
Lorain and Wheeling Railroad leaves
Wheeling daily at 2:50 p. m., eastern
stondard time, arrives at Chicago at
7:35 a. m. John Bailie, 1200 Market
street, city agent, and J. A. Belknap,
traveling passenger agent, Massillon,
Ohio.
200 dozen Turkish Hath Towels, 15
cents, worth double the uiouey, zt
L. 8. (iOOU St CO.’S.
A glance at the Register’* pages will
demonstrate its superiorly as to local and
telegraphic news. Daily and Sunday de.
Ilvered to any pari of the city or surround
ing towns for 18 cents per week.
MARRIED.
PAULL—MILLER—Wednesday. JuneT. 1803,
at2:30 o'clock p.m.,Mr. Gborob Pauli, and litis
Elizabkth Millbr, by Rev. J. T. McLure, pas
tor of the Unite! Presbyterian Church.
DIED.
KRAUS—On Friday, June9.1893, at 11 o’fllock
p. ni., Charles, iou of bamuel and Renskeh
Kraus, aged 18 years.
Funeral from tbe residence of bis parent*, 76
Flftsenth street, this (Sunday) afternoon at 2
o'clock. Friends of tbe family are respectfully
invited to attend.
BOSS—Thursday, June 8th, 1393, at 5:15
o'clock p.'in., Ann:*, daughter of Joseph and
Mary Boss, in her 13th year.
Funeral notice hereafter.
HHHbER—On Monday, June 6th. 1893, at 11
p m., Frank Lko. son of Cbas. and Nellie
Reiser, aged 10 months. ’
LAUCK—At tbe family residence, 3104 Cbap
llne street, on Weduesday, June 7th, 1891
Jsssk G. Lacck, in the 45th year of his age.
LONG—On Wednesday, June 7, 1893, at 1 a.
m.. Sarah A., wife of Andrew Long, aged 23
years and 8 months.
KAPPLER—Wednesday, June7, 1898. at 8:40
o'clock a. m., Gbokub Kapplbb, in his 65th
year
UNDERTAKING.
LOUIS BERTSCHY,
(Formerly of Frew A Bertschy),
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
AND ARTERIAL RDALMR.
1116 Main Street, East Side.
Calls by telephone answered day or night
Store telephone, 635; residence, 51)6. my Id
ALEX FREW,
1117 MAIN STREET,
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
Am prepared to oenduot burial* in a most sat
lifactory manner; ail modern undertaking ap
plianoee and One biaok and white funeral earn
Competent management guaranteed.
Coffin*, Caskets nnd n full line of burial goads.
I aim to be prompt, considsrat# and reliable.
Call* by telephone:
Residence, Alex. Frew—Na. 817.
Store-b o. M*[a**1
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE, CHEAP—TWO SIX-POCKET
pool tnbiee and eet or Ivory billiard ball*.
Call on or address JAS. F. DOLAN, Henwood,
W. Va. _)u7etdq
pOR SALE.
Residence of Mrs. A. O. Updegraff, Na. 79
Twelfth street The above location i* one of
the most desirable in the oity. Apply to
GKO. F. UPDEGRAFF.
Jullq No. 1410 Main Street
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT-FIVE ROOM HOUSE AT 8510
Chapline street; will rent to one or more
families. Inquire at La Belle Saloon.
Jelleda /
FOR KENT—A CHOICE ROOM. Excellent
light and ventilation, in our new building.
Immediate possession. THE CiTf BANK OF
WHEELING. _JulUnadh
For rent. ~
SIX ROOMED HOUSE
With natural gas and water, at Echo Pom*.
Can be rented fr. m this date to April 1st, loVd,
for 1150. Good stable to accommodate three
head horses and room for three vehicles. Ap
Dj. to THOS. i. BALL,
v jelldq low Main Street
JpOR RENT.
Three story brick building 86 by M ft, ad
joining Henry Morris’ box factory, ooraer
Eighteenth and Cbapliae streets. Building has
steam hoist elevator, and will be reatad either
with or without power for running machinery.
A tplend.d location for a manufacturing estab
lishment Apply to
maoeodadh THE WEST VA. TOBACCO CO.
FIANOS AND ORGANS.
* *********** * ************
i S.H. GIFFEN Sc CO., I
* — oxALxms a— ♦
: PIANOS AND ONDANS, i
« 1*18 Mala St, Whealing, W. Va. J
************* * ***********
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DIAMONDS, WATCHES, ETC.—WHEAT ft HANCHER,,
DIAMONDS, k
WATCHES, fl
RICH CUT GLASS,
SOLID SILVER.
Newest Designs* Lowest Prices. Fine Repairing
LOST.
I OST—POCKETBOOK CONTAIN I NO weigh
J bills and money. Satnrdsv afternoon. be
tween Bridgeport and Island street car'stables.
A reward will be paid for return to J. A. Mo
COMAS or to J. C. Dent A Oo. i drug store.
Bridgeport,Jnndqeq^
PERSONAL.
Marry—if you want a husband or
wile, rich or poor, send ten cents for mat
rimonial paper; thousand* have
through our Ttitrodnctious. MR. AND MRb.
DRAKE, Chicago.
UAfARRlAGE IS SUCCESSFUL” through
JjL our system; everybody pleased; try it
by sending telf addressed stamped euve«ooe.
GLOVER, 30n Dearborn street, Chicago. jellq
mURKERA, FOR OLD MEN AND YOUNG
X men. The only developer and restorer
kuowu to mankind. It never tails to cure lost
vigor, waakness, 4»ins in the back. I’rioBO®*/
send for sealed circular*. DR. M A ISO N,
! 007 Walnut street, Philadelphia. mAslt
ATTENTION LADIES!— EMMA” BUST
A Dsve oper will enlarge your bust 5 inches.
Guaranteed. Sealed instructions do or -’4 page
illustrated catalogue bo, by mail. LMMA TOI
LET BAZAR. Boston. Mass. my.»li
WANTED._
WAn"tED—STRAWB*ERR1ES AND CHER
rles. The highest market prioe paid at
the MoMechen Pre»#rying and Canning Co.’s
works. ft* *8
CJALK8MEN—A KNAP FOR TRAVELING
43 men who visit many different towns and
villages; daily expenses easily uiad* in hfteen
minutes while waiting for a train, appointing
agents; no sale* to make, uo sample* to carry.
For particular* address ”ROVS INa," Lock box
818, Chicago._
Wanted—an experienced white
oook and a white chambermaid at Al
fred Caldwell's, northwest corner •( Main aud
Eighth streets. References required. JuOerdq
ANTED—TO SELL FOR RENT AN !> l OP.
Bale Cards, Blank Deeds aud Deeds of
Trust, Blank Leases. Juitioes' Blanks, sto.
Kiuistxii Counting Rooms.
WE OFFER AGENTS BIG MONEY, IN
exclusive terrltorp. Our safes sell nt sight
La citv or country. Agents first la field actual
lv tftttiag nob. One »x'*ut in one day ciear»**i
£91.50. Nouauyou. Catalogue free Address
Adrian 6xra Co., No. 800 371 Clark street. Cin
cinnati, O. _3«*d<>*
\\T ANTED— AGENTS. Sample Sa-block.
V T 1 ai. IP¥», irr« DJ man iui ...
in ante. Unrivalled, only g«o<l one war In
vented. Bents weight*. Sales unparallel#!.
112 a ilay. BROHARD (Box ho), I’hll*., Pa.
apltklqs ____
W~~ ANTED—TO LOAN MONEY AT TWO
per cent., first mortgage, real estate se
ourlty. Karra or city property. Call on or ad
dress J. C. MARPLE, Elm Grove. W. Va.
mj 13U_____
WANTED—BOOKKEEPERS, 8TKNOGRA
phers. clerks, etc., desirous of god i posi
tions—and business firms needing such help—
to address E. A. Glover, Manager “Commer
oi&l and ICducuttonal Bureau of Employment’
(oftlc« with Drnughon's Oonsolldatod Practical
Business Collegefe Nashville, Tenn. Good
pssltton* guaranteed (guarantee In writing) to
all who will take a full course In above Gol
lege. Write for parilculara. (Mention thle
paper)•
ri^HE UNITED LIFE INSURANCE AS*0
1 ciation of New Y*rk ha* lately leeued a
new policy m ire aqultable to the noltcr holdei
and more saleable and profitable for the agent
than any now before the public. Natural prem
ium: no advance or admission ft*; goed men
wanted as Managers, local and •pedal agents
upou liberal terms: guarantee. To secure ter
ritorv, a<ldr«ii a* aboTG, cart of l‘World"IluiItl*
lng, New York. )***
FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE.
FOR RENT-FOR THREE MONTH* ONLY.
house on South Cbapltae street. Address
RENT, in care of this office. Jelldq-q
P~ OR BALE-HOUSeTiVE ROOMS. KOFF
street, between Twenty-fourth end Twen
ty-fifth etreete, for a short tlm** onlv. 11,900,
NESBITT* DEVINE, I73D Market. nuBodh
COAL LAND FOB SALE-4(W acre# of coal
on the line of the VY. X L. R. R. R-. three
miles from Portland Station, O. Alsu duo acres
of coal that loin me can be bought. 1 he coal
win Is 6 feet. Call on or address J. T. HOD
GENS. Portland Station, Jefferson county, O.
niaSgadsb______
For sale-i of*er for sale the
two etnne front residences, No* 99 and
W% Twelfth etreet, each coatainmg eight
rooms, bath room and flniehed lauudry, with
all modern conveniences and Improvements.
Plumbing first class and thoroughly sanitary.
For Information aud terms Inquire at No.»7
Twelfth street. W. H. FRANK. apUPeadb
LOTS FOR SALE
26 LOT8 IN
HAMPDEN PLACE,
E. UOGE'S SUBDIVISION,
At head of Thirteenth street, within five mtn
utee’ walk of business centre; healthy, quiet,
clean: best location for homes la city limits.
Reasonable prices and terms. Large house
with three lots At a bargain.
W. V. HOUE & HRO.,
ju7eada City Banx Building. 1300 Market It.
NEW AEVERTISEMENTS.
> REWARD
* ill be Mid to the person capturing our large
horned grav owl. wbici escaped yesterday
morale* He has a red ribbon about his neck and
answers to ttm cam* of •volumho." He must
be returned oa or before tke "Owl#’ ’' Outing,
June attli. O. W. L. CLUB,
jellq . 1910 Cbapltne Street
piCNIC GOODS.
Our selection of Potted Meats la tke finest and
best sel-otlou to be had. composed of
Potted Han*. Potted Beef. Pitted Tongue,
Potted Turkey, Potted Chickens, .
Potted Duck. Ac. Picnic PU **. Ac.
ALBERT KTOLZK A CO*
Fancy Grocer*. 1117 Market Street.
^OTICE, FRUITGROWERS !
Farmers having Strawberries, Sour Chsrrle*
or Currants to sell will Gad It to thslf interest
to com# and see us. W * buy entire crops og
any quantity. ___
FLACCUS BROS.,
jeliq Tha Fruit Preservers.
$30.00BKWARD *
For information that will lead to tha datnctlo*
and conviction of tke party or partis# who ar«
scattering poison In Kdglagten Lane, In front
of and betweem lh» rnsideaoes of the subeeri
torn. PHILIP H. MOORE.
JOHN DIKKINQKR,
JOHN W. MYLKS.
Julftaqdq RUBT. ANDERSON,
T^OTICE.
To tKt Pa’ront of tht Whaling ffeHieog Co.
Oa and after the lftth day of June. W98, earn
will atop tor pa sac ng« ra only on the opposite sUn
ofesoh cross street. and at the following alley#
within the city limits: Alleye No. 7, No. U, Ne„
19, and allev between Twanty Srat and Twenty
second streets and Twenty-second and Twenty
third streets.
This it ueoeasary to better facilitate our ser
! vice, and *• hope our patroua will kindly bn
governed accordingly.
jupend* A. M. JOLLY. General Manager.
Annual Ficivic
—OF THK -
FULTON FIRE DEPARTMENT,
it Kelkrrl'a Garden. Wednesday. June 14.
There will be a Fat Man’s Race and a Wheel
barrow Bare, and all ktnda of amusement#;
and also the Firemen’s Pouy will compete «liG
Cowboy and bis Hue black horse In a
Three Mile Kunnlug Hire
for a purse. The race will come off at 7:SJ p. m.
MUSIC BY BACHMANN’S ORCHESTRA. .
HAMMOCK^
All Sizes anil Kinds, J
FROM 40e. to $3.50 J
— AT — 7
Garle Bros.,
I SOS MARKET STREET,
The Elks1 Excursion!
A Pleasant Trip for a Small Price.
SPECIAL TRAIN,
Tha Wheeling and Lake Brie railway will mi
a low rate excursion to Cleveland via Wt
lug aad Lskn Erie nod tbeaoe by alegnat ’
Ena steamer to Detroit cn
8ATUUMY JINK 17th
AT 0:45 A. M„ ■
under the ausploe* of the Wheeling
Elks. Tbs public generally are oo‘
ylted to Join tht* excursion. ForMck
I artzeuiars »| p.y T* rmlnal Depot, U;
Beekman's Ticket Office. 1“
McLur* House, and C. U. Tmcy
graph office. ‘
Hound trip rstf D«trs .
lUund trip rsts u» (lerslaod to.
Ticket* good for 10 day#. Persons who deelrw
can leave on early morning train at 6:4) a. to*,
and also tlck-ts will l>e good to leavs on Mon
day. Jun# l»th. at i 40 a. m. or 9:46 a m.
Ticket* will lie on sa.e to morrow f Monday).
Get your tickets early la ordar to biva p roped
accommodations secured.
Deeds and deeds of tru»t pi
aad for sale at tbs Raeteran oftae.
XTOTICEE TO TAEE DEPOdrTfO
17 laratleas aad other lawyers t «
ed sad for sa.s at the Raeievan oS> e.
DRY GOODS—GEO. M. SNOOK & CO.
DICK SALES AND SHALL
And sometimes no profits at all,
are the order of the day and wo
make no exception to our
P ARAS0L&IIMBRELL A STOG
This week we have marked
prices on these down to a point
never before reached on desirable goods. A
few specials :
All Law Trimmed and otter Fancy Paraaola Finer grade# at black and colored
at .ctoal coat _ __„ . M , marked anaaaally low.
50 dark Nary 6'®ri* Umbrallaa, ala* *>. *l I nldttlon to tbet* wa will «*■ darlna
•1.19 each. Oth*r col*?a to arrlre thi# w**k. - . ’ .... . V,
bteaiai Val iea 'n Illvk Umlirtlia* at •1.19, week aerera! handrod blaok am
■1 39 «1 39. |l M etc. brallaa f.at wera b >u;bl *«rr cb##i
Children'# Paraaola from 2»« *•*»« *»F*
BEAR IN MIND OUR SPLENDID LINE OF
Ready-Maile Suits, Wrappers, Waists and Wraps.