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Newspaper
Wheeling Sunday Register
Location
Wheeling, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1897
Page
10
A city shop showcases a wide array of suits and coverings in blue, white, and printed fabrics. Prices range from 1.49 to 12.00 with styles including Eton jackets, embroidery, and lace trims. New lawn dressing sacques arrive for popular lawn wear.
A large audience gathered at the Bimetallic Hall for an oratorical meeting led by Mr H D Rucker, praised for his strong speech and civic fervor. The event, held on Decoration Day eve, featured enthusiastic applause and a patriotic address noting the constitutional issue of silver and gold standards and urging national unity.
The leaders of the Union Bulline Association announce a new venture named Union Building Association No 2. Principal organizers are noted as responsible citizens and binding association men. Stock may be acquired from the corporation day or Thursday evening at No 1222 Market street. Great reductions offered on Bed Room Suites at Bruemmer Hildelgrand located at New Market and Twenty-dec md streets. Turtle Soup lunch and concert at Remere's Saloon 2207 Main street on May 3.
In the damage case J. Kyne vs Wheeling and Citizens Railway, arguments closed and the jury failed to reach a verdict at four o'clock, adjourned over until Monday. Other actions include divorces, orders of sale, judgments totaling amounts like 16.50 and 55.93, and various continuances and dismissals across multiple civil matters.
An article condemns surgical operations as often unnecessary and dangerous, citing a six year old boy's cancer case. It promotes S S S blood remedy cures for cancer and other blood diseases, claiming a permanent, mercury free, vegetable formula. The Swift Specific Company advertises free cancer books and distributed through druggists.
The Innes famous fifty band comes to Wheeling Park Casino Tuesday for two concerts, matinee and evening. Program features orchestral solos, marches, arias, and selections from Lohengrin and other operas, with Miss Bertha Webb and Mr. Emil Kenwhe among soloists. Also notes local visits and outings of residents and workers.
The Pan-Handle Chief reports an excursion to Hast Liverpool on the steamer Thy boat leaves at 7 and returns at 9 pm. Virginia Outing Club visits their camp at Slater today. North End Athletic Club hosts a picnic at Mozart Park. Remains of Mrs. Porter moved to her grave on Saye Koif Street. died during a visit to Marin's Ferry. Marriage licenses granted: Jonathan Hespathye and Mary Cashmore. George Conrad and Emma Jahnke. Julia Cruts to preside at Your M Obrien event. Connell Committee reveals May plans. crew at work on the HunHandle trestle. Palace Purser Company awards rocking chair to crew. Silver Teat Club hosts a Mozart Park hop on Tuesday, June 1. Our Optical Department offers free fitting. Auctioneers Dillon, Wheat, and Hancher report several real estate sales in Philadelphia district. multiple properties and Parcels exchanged for various sums. The tail Opera House Orchestra performs this evening with Morane, Mozart, and Mark.
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