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Newspaper
Wheeling Sunday Register
Location
Wheeling, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1896
Page
8
EO. E. Stifel & Co lists a price figure of 50.00 for a complete line of pets with wholesale terms. The fragment hints at a catalog or advertisement, noting a wholesale price and product line.
The Watts Silver Club meeting, led by Hon. Lewis G. Newman, drew many Benwood voters as Jim Penisleton urged Bryan’s silver platform. Speakers contrasted Republican gold standard with Democratic free coinage and warned of railroad influence, calling for Bryan and a broader pro silver agenda.
Wheeling Conservatory of Music resumes instruction across all departments on Monday September 28 1896. The expanded facility at 39 Fifteenth Street now features larger rooms and added instrument apparatus to meet growing demand, promising better results in all branches of music study. Dillon Wheat Another Co.
Seven persons were admitted to menanlp in Clerk Walton's office yesterday. The Marne Club plans its first grand hall at Beachout Hall on Thursday evening September 22. Police Court had three cases. one went to the hilt and two were settled. Mrs. Rachael Ann, widow of Robingon, died yesterday at 12:270 p.m., funeral today at 4 p.m. The Apollo dancing club reorganizes Sunday September 20. A rehearsal for the ball in October is announced. The Central Garden Club plans a banquet near Wedasesay. William Arman of Alley 16 broke a bone in his left foot in a fall days ago. Mr. T. W. Grabb of Market Street will move to a new storefront. The market was large with plenty of fruit on display including a unique showing at the Pharmacie. Harry C. Stewart, South Side, reports spartan jewelry sales. James H. Southiate of Norfolk invites Froklent to speak in Cour? plottad fretl, S, Clatavilte. The coming promenade concert at the Opera House features a twenty-piece orchestra at Wheeling Park. The Liberty List will celebrate their fast select hop Tuesday night at Mozart Park with a midnight crown transfer. A large crowd is expected for the Minera of Henry Truxell under the United Workmen. The Tinsley Institute opens Monday with a strong fall term and prospect for a busy year under Principal John MM. Geography exchanges and optical department updates are noted. Dillon, Wheat & Hancher advertise footwear specials, along with Dinger's at Eleventh street. a confectioner’s store rent is cited as heavy.
Bridgeport report notes the funeral for the son of Pete Bane of Wheating Creek held yesterday at one o'clock with ceremony at Linwood Cemetery. Various visitors from nearby towns and several local residents are mentioned among guests, social events, and local notices including court matters and upcoming community activities.
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