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Newspaper
Wheeling Sunday Register
Location
Wheeling, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1896
Page
4
Over 800 feet of shelving display a mix of foreles tokens and moc mise footwear. Assorted prices from Wise ten to eight dollars per yard. Includes 38 tack all wool Berge ay S32 and various colored textiles. Readers urged to visit for bargains on serges art fabrics and womens wear.
Special sale list highlights discounted silks and velvets for the season. Items include ladies handkerchiefs, gloves, corsets, cradle of trimmed edges, and various apparel pieces with reduced prices. Also noted are basing garments, chemises, shirts, skirts, and wrapers with defined sale values and color options. Get best values while stock lasts.
Fall and winter cloaks offered with wide price cuts on multiple lines including Chikinm’s cloaks priced 98 cents to 12.50 and Laties Conahe and Dupes listed with ranges from 2.98 to 75.00. Additional reductions cited on jewelry and rugs as well as curtains and draperies.
A fragmented listing details various school items and prices including pencils, pens, ink bottles, erasers, rulers, and notebooks. It notes quantities per student and includes mentions of pencils and erasers priced per unit. The text preserves reader-friendly item names despite OCR issues.
The Mhesling Register notes a summer opening of the most pleasure resort in the Ohio Valley Within Park with every Saturday sunshine concerts by the Opera House Orchestra at 2:30 PM The facility offers cream meals walks flower beds and greenwood fairground amusements Admission details and further information are available via local contacts in Park or Kin Grove Motor One and Hoyle Pasties with telephone support at 647d Dress Trimmings.
In a probate court dispute, Wheeling stockholders seek removal of the existing assignee. Names include Pruniat, Kivlleare, Sweeney, Molbilend, Speidet, Wient, Simyeun, and Spitel. The case centers on corporate control, director actions, and alleged surreptitious dealings related to the Weat Yiretnin corporation and its assets.
A readable fragment describes parlor cars operating between Wheeling and Cumberland, with schedules and connecting trains. It lists fares, timings, and service notices, noting changes and adjustments to the September timetable and related rail details.
Wheeling and Toledo played a lively game with Ferguson of Toledo facing Campbell for Wheeling. Toledo won despite Wheeling’s better hits. Robinson stood out for Wheeling while several line drives and errors shaped the contest. Rosters and early-season notes from the circuit accompany the narrative.
A garbled display touts Willum Burkle as collar and hornets maker at 1020 Market Square. It promotes genuine leather goods, collars, harness, and straw tones, plus shoes and leather items. Mentions Dillon Wheat and Fancher Co offering parols and marine ware, with guns for sale to officers and servants.
A late 19th century paging includes court motions before Judge Campbell and Judge Pani, with multiple named parties like Jennie A. Zillis and Kraus & Co. A theatrical farce Myintley Aunt is promoted at the Grand Opera House for six nights starting Monday September 14. The Benwood Railway Company announces Mountainline service expansion this week with additional cars and trained operators.
An unreadable OCR fragment discusses combinations and necessities, mentioning tenure and units. It appears as garbled text with references to pricing, cranks, and terms like territory and lease. No coherent events or individuals are identifiable.
The Cra ntals MT Crantals announces the reopening of Mountain area school sessions on Warm enday, September Mh. The advert promotes Meade Business Academy training, claiming comprehensive instruction in all branches and practical skills for young men. Parents and young men are invited to visit and observe the courses offered.
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