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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-12-24
FBuy your Holiday Presents at the
Great Dollar Store, ITO Main street.

BEAUTIFUL GOODS FOR CHRISTMAS
Direct Importation by j. L. Hobbs, Son &
Co., lis Main Street.-This old, reliable
and we'll known house is now receiving
direct from the manufacturers an in
voice of choice Plain White and Gold
Band China, consisting, in part, of dec
grated Dinner and Tea Sets, Tete a.
Tete Sets, Chamber Sets, Covered
Dishes, Casseroles, She'll Compotiers,
Soup Tureens, Ribbed Salads, Fruit
Baskets, Covered Buffers, Vases, Mugs,
Motto Coffees, Moustache Coffees, Toy
Tea Sets, and many other beautiful
goods suitable for Christmas presents.
As these goods entered port at the
present low rates of gold, they are pre-
pared to sell them at greatly reduced
prices; in fact, much lower than this
class of goods has been sold in this mar
ket for many years. We advise the
public to call and examine their stock
They are also offering their large and
extensive stock of Queensware, Glass
ware, Silver Plated Ware. Tea Trays,
Ivory Handled Knives, Table Casters,
Silver Plated Fruit Baskets, Revolving
Buffers, Tea and Table Spoons, Forks,
&C., at a heavy reduction on former
prices.
If you want good bargains we advise
you to buy of this long established
house,. l.. Hobbs, Son & Co., 1l5
Main street.
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e There are great crowds at the auc
ton sale closing out Loecber's stock o
Toys and Holiday Goods, under Wash
ington Hall, and there is rush fol
goods at private sale. The auction will
continue every evening. Bill Halter il
the salesman, and be is good at 1t, will
his quaint sayings, and any who cannot
attend the auction in the evening will
find Conner in readiness to show then
anything in the way of goods for Christ
mas time. Allshould call at once before
it is too late.
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CANE PREsENTATIoN.-Wheeliug En-.
csmpment No. IL, l. o. o. F., last even.
ing presented very handsome gold,
headed cane to James Hollingswortb
Secretary Of the EncampmeHt. The
ceremonies came off at Falloure's con.
dictionary on Market street. The pre-.
sentation speech was made by Joseph
H. Sage, who was very happy in his
illusions to the worth of the recipient
aad the labor he had performed for the
good of the Encampment and of the
order. After the presentation the
breth.ra sat down to q slipper served in
Falloure's superb style.
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POLICE CoURT.-There was only one
case before the Police Court yesterday,
that Of gay young fusileer named
lhomas Page. Tommy was found on
nam street, in state of glorious ex-
HS'.a'lon from too frequently hisiiug
'esl' old, fourth.prOof benzine. he had
apocket full ofmoney and hide full OF
whisky and lie didn't care whether
christmas ever came or not. He was
swept up and taken to tie cslaboose.
Yesterday morning he paid the penalty
OF plain drunk, 81 and costs, which
he paid, and the drunken history Of
Page becomes page of drunken his
tory.
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YoUR CHRIsTmAs DINNER.


Mcclure House BIll Of Fare, Decem
Der Oath, 1869.
DINNER.
Oysters on half Shell.
Mock Turtle, Ok Tail.
Salmon Trout, Lobster Sauce,
Ohio River Pike, Wine Sauce.
BOILED.
Leg Mutton, with "OPENS,
Sauer Kraut, with Spare Rib,
Chicken and Pork, Egg Sauce.
Turkey, Oyster Sauce,
Corned Beef 10
Smoked Tongue.
Roast Beef, Lamb, Chicken Salad.
Pressed Corned Beef, Turkey Olio,
Sugar cured Ham, Lobster salad,
B0ned Capon, oPlced oyBters'
Boned Turkey in Border Of Jelly.
ENTREES.
Lamb Chops, Dreaded,
. Fillet OF Beef with Mushrooms,
Chicken Livers Port Wine Sauce
Sweet Bread, Larded. with Green Peas,
Escalloped Oysters Bait more style,
Stewed Terrapins, Maryland fashion,
Oyster Pie, Virginia style.
Mutton Outlets, Venison Sauce,
Oysters Fried Oysters Broilsd
Rice Croquetts, lemon f1aver,
German Pancakes, with Jelly.
ROAST.
Ribs Beef,
Saddle Southdown Mutton with Currant Jelly
Loin.Veal, Loin Pork,
Canada Lamb Mint Sauce,
Young Ducks, stuffed,
IT,. la WI Nh Gro Samoa
Westphalia Ham, Champagne Sauce,
Opo,sum, with Sweet Potatoes,
Young Pig, stuffed Apple Sauce.
GAME.
Saddle venison, Cranberry Jelly,
Wild Geese, Apple Jelly,
Canvass Back Duck, Red Head Duck. ~
Pheasant, with Olives; Partridges on Toast.
vEeETABlEs.
Boiled Potatoes, Baked Parsnips,
Baked Potatoes, Fried Oyster Plant
Mashed Potatoes, Stewed Tomatoes,
Sweet Potatoes Lima Beans,
Mashed Turnips, CABBAGE,
Stewed Onions, Bees,
Green Corn. Green Peas,
Hominy, Rice'
RELIsHEs.
Picked Cucumbers Chow CHOW,
Picked Caulihower, Piccalill.
Worcestershire Sauce, Walnut Catsup'
Tom ato Catsup. Horse Radish,
French Mustard, Spanish olives,
Celery. Strawberry Jelly,
Raspberry Jelly, Pineapple Jelly.
PASTRY.
English Plum Pudding, Brandy Sauce,
Sponge Pudding, Wine Sauce,
Annie Pie. Cranberry Tarts,
Minca Pie Strawberry Tarts,
Peach Pie, Pineapple Puffs,,
Frnit Cake. Frosted, Pound Cake, Iced,
Jelly Cake, Iced, Sugar, Lemon CrakeH
Wafer Jumbles, Lady Fingers.
DESSERT
Charlotte Russo, Decorated,
Blanc Mango in Cream, Lemon Ice cream.
Madeira Wine Jelly, Strawberry Ice Cream
Orange Water Ice, Strawberry water Ice,
Vanilla Ice Cream, Chocolate cream drops
Assorted French Candy,
Pyramids of Cake ornamented.
FRUITS.
Apples, Oranges, Figs, Layer Raisins
Malaga Grape, Aimonas,
English Walnuts, Pecan Nuts, Filberts
Brasil Nuts, Duchess Pears
Peaches and Dream.
French Coffee.
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spIrYnJp- -EsTABIIsB,tENT.-Th

| A SPLENDID -EsTABLIsHNfENT.-Th
Ijewelry business in Wheeling now ranks
with that done in similar line in many
of our first class cities. There is enter
prise, money and brains combined in
the Wheeling trade and the combiEa-
ton is compelling marked success
In one of the new and elegant building
recently erected on Market street, be.
tween Monroe and Quincy, Oxtoby &
Duffield have established their place OF
business, and are now making one Of
the most popular of the many holiday
displays to be seen in the city.
In the line of Ladies' watches they
have magnificent stock. The choicest
designs and most reliable styles are
here to be found. The prices are aston
ishingly low, when the splendid finish
and substantial worth of the goods is
considered.
For gentlemen they have a brilliant
assortment of gold aud silver watches
of the very best make, and at figures
to suit all purses aud purchasers.
Their pearl jewelry sets are espe cially
attractive to parties desiring to make
the choicest presents to the fair sex.
The prices range from $50 to SIPS, and
the goods are we'll worth the money.
Besides these they have heavy stock
of elegant jewelry sets in garnet, onyx,
Etruscsn gold and other precious ma
terials. Their gold rings seem to be
plentiful enough to hoop the fingers OF
every beauty in the land; Is carat
plain rings, and set rings Of lovely
styles abound in this branch of their
stock.
They have also an extensive selection
of gold and silver pens and pencils from
which some of the handsomest gifts OF
the season have been chosen. Their
solid silver and plated ware is also much
admired and large sales Of the same are
made daily.
A more extensive or varied assort
ment of statuettes, bronze and bisque,
has seldom been seen in the city, more
than one hundred varieties being now
on exhibition at their establishment.
These goods are in great demand. Full
Justice to this establishment cannot be
be done in single article. Visitors
will find everything in the line, from
superior ornamental clocks to gold
and silver thimbles, necklaces, chains
and jewel stands, all offered at the most
reasonable prices. The spectacle trade
of Oxtoby & Duffield is, of course,
enormous. For long time they have
paid special attention to this branch of
the business, and have long since left
competition far behind.
We cheerfully commend this firm to
the public. The gentlemen composing
it will be found reliable, accommodate
ing, prompt and enterprising. They
keep fully up with the times in their
business, and as a natural result are
commanding a largo and rapidly in
creasing trade.
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BRLMoNT COUNTY ITEMS.
From the Barnesvills Enterpri.e.)

From the GAINESVILLE Enterprise.)
A portion of the wall and pavemen
on Arch street, near the corner of Main
fell into the railroad track last week
1t has been in bad condition for som,
time, and could not withstand the lat,
rainy weather. The pavement is OBJ
structed, but trains pass without inter
ruption. We have not heard what will
be done about il, bat presume the tun'
mel will be extended SO as to make g
solid foundation in that neighborhood
at the west end of town a we'll il
patronized by half dozen very respect.
able families. A short time since the
water assumed rich, oily cast, and
had zest equal to the nectar of the
gods. This rich, luxuriant fragrance, SO
inviting to the palate, placed the we'll
In high repute among the deBizens OF
the West End, and many patron of il
refused the downtown waters, prefer
ring to suffer thirst for q season, pro.
vided they could quench it on their re.
turn home from the waters of the afore-
said well. A few days since the buck ct
was lowered as usual, and upon ele-
waiting it towards terra frma a flavor
preceded the bucket, of sufficient
strength to make the strongest weak
and the weekly faint. A closer inspec-
ton revealed the fact that cat had
met in that we'll it's weary fate, the pu-
trefacted remains of which were ele-
waited in the well-bucket. This slight
accident has destroyed the tabled excel
leuce of the water in that West End
we'll.
The citizens of Bellaire make liberal
offer in the matter of erecting the conn.,
~ bniidings. They propose to pay for
the bindings at st. Clairsvilie and
donate ground in Bellaire on which to
erect new Court House, Jail, etc. Not
outstanding the views of a "BellaiIe
Tax Payer" Ia last weeks Enterprise. we
still think that place cNn we'll aff,rd IN
do more than this, and W. h.liaye fnr,
Their, that the citizens Of thar town will
be more benefited by removal te,a viii
the people of the county. While tba
county seat has not made st. ClaiIsViR1i
large town, il is equally true that it
will be "the making of Bellairs. 1t is
already the manufacturing centre of
Belmont county, and the removal
will surely make it the politi-
cal and probably the commercial
centre. We do not think the people of
the county ought to ask moro, but Bel
laire ought to be willing to give more.
And since expense is almost the only
argument of the opponents of removal,
why not silence the main objection at
once, and insure removal by a coup that
will settle the question: In the end no
more money will be spent by this plan
than by the one now in hand, while all
uncertainty as to the result will be re-
moved. By such an offer-tbat of in
caring all the expense of new build
ings-Bellaire will be advertised all
over the Union and pointed to as a
model of enterprise and liberality, while
it will also do much to remove the sore:
ness that will be engeDdered if removal
is accomplished in any other way.
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LEG BRoKEN.-Yesterday afternoon,
as Mrs. STEELE, who resipes on the Ma
tiodal Road, about FIVE miles from the
city, was riding home in her buggy, at
the hill this side of Fulton, some of the
harness broke or became unfastened,
allowing the buggy to run on to the
horse. The animal becoming FESTIVE,
she jumped from the vehicle, and in
doing so she broke her leg between the
knee and the ankle. She was ut ence
taken to Mrs. French's, at the old Steen-
rod house, and medical aid summoned
She was as comfortable as could be ex.
pected last night.
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LADIES WATCHES, &C.-One of the
largest and best assortment of ladies'
gold watches and chains to be found in
the city is at the Market street Jewelry
Store. Oxtoby & Duffield have now a
magnificent stock of jewelry, breast
pins, ear drops, plain and set rings
bracelets, buttons, collar but
tons, gold and silver spectacles and
thimbles, bronze and bisQue statuettes
&c, &c. They have Jewelry sets
ranging from SOC to $l25. Call to day
and see for yourselves. See advertise.
ment
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saturday, the 18th day OF
Inuuary, 1870,

=, %, o'elock. at the front door Of the Court
non.s Of Ohio county, proceed TO sell at pubic
arrtiop, 10 the highest and best bidder, the ioi
ling described real estate, situated In saio
.oD,ty about three miles north OF the CITY OF
Tb.siing and bounded by the lands OF Robert
y Woods heirs Of A. P. Woods. A. M. JACOB
nd comfy road, with privilege OF q twenty
$50 ontlet 70 the Ohio River, containing aooal
,S;r,v acres, moro or less together with ABOUT
.1,b;v Az. acres, more or less, of coal, underly
~. and adjacent to the ab-ve mentioned land
Ja.cTibed as . six foot vein and OF superior
etAlty. ; 90 ..crra N
r;nboI,, Cr.vley the punctuai payment or
-o-,-'i..orv note for Ave thousand dollars
S.,-i ,,d date the oath day Of August 1863, and
'~aris 70 the order OF the said Nicholas Crsw
az the Merchants National Bank OF W heel
~ "ns wear after the date thereof for value
.sss;vrd with interest from date. This sale is
- "a nav the principal Of the said note with
i..s.st thereon from the e4th day OF August,
I,Ss iii paid, and the costs of this sale.
Tv,vs or SALR:-0ne-tourth Cash. ana the
-nanIer Of the purchase money IN three equAi
iS.t,lmsuts OF six, twelve and eighteen months
N. purchaser giving notes for the seierrsd IN,
,t.,ments bearing interest from date, 70 DC
80 81 by deed Of trust upon the property sofa,
a, m. title will be retained until the notes are
paid. I'LL conway on;v sucb
,,,I. =. "a vested in me under the said deed OF
,,Tst although il 10 believed TO be und0uoted'
H1'' J.F. CPDEGRAFF,
s.,e,, Trustee
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OLIVE LOGAN.-This beautiful, tai
ented lady will deliver her lecture en-
Girls" at Washington Hall, on Tues
day evening. January 4th. As lectu-
Ter she is without rival in the coun-
try, Brilliant, witty, sparkling, and
conveying affirmation and instruction
while she laughs at folly and shows
girls what they are and what they
ought to be. Her lectures in the East
have called out the bon ton, and will dc
so here.
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INCoRPORATED.-A certificate of in.
corporation was on yesterday issued
from the Office of the Secretary of State
to the First Mutual Store of Newburg
organized for the purpose of carrying
on the the business of retail dealer in
dry goods and groceries. The principal
office of the corporation is to be at New,
burg, Preston county. Capital stock
$500, with the privilege of increasing il
to $40, 600, in shares of 500 each. VIM
Hubbard, John II. Henry, Eli F. Nine,
Benz. F. Talbot and Joseph NJ. Allen
are the corporators.
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EThe Seventh Anniversary of the
English Lutheran Mission School prom.
Uses to be the finest effort they have
ever yet made. Year after year these
delightful and edifyipg entertainments
have been growing in favor with the
people, and hence the great success
which each year brings With it. The
Kings Feast" the rough cross chang
ed to beauty, new music, reports OF
thrilling interest, &c, will constitute
the exercises.
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1Improve the opportunity before
it is too late to purchase nice present
for your friend or sweetheart at PAUL
Bros. g. Co.'s, No. 80 Market street,
Crangle's Block. All the new styles of
Bibles, Hymn Books, Prayer Books
wi the additional hymns, New Games,
Gift Books. Writing Desks, and every
thing suitable for the holidays. No old
atack
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.-Tbe afternoon
mail train going East, on the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad, collided with the
Cincinnati Express coming West, two
mile from Burton, yesterday afternoon.
Engineer McGhan, Fireman Vineyard
were hurt, and Baggage Master Ross
had his leg broken. None of the pas
sengers were injured. Both trains were
wrecked.
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COR q ALE.

u,EE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS EOR SALE
lot No. Al in Graham's addition to the city
q Wheeling, situate on the corner o. quincy
and Sixth street There Is goo9 orioA ~.
r""Ip. with water and gas throughout, and one
.ytb. beat cellars in the city There is in con
p,cIiop good stable and carriage house: on
tbs .ontb end Of the lot there ia good frame
souse with Eve rooms fronting on sixth street
This lisa vcry desirable location Parties WISH
ing 10 purchase will please call st ;. j. bOso
Wholesale shoe store No :" NAN street,
noy,lltf NJ /. W n Nan
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APPROPRIATE PREsENT.-Yesterday
afternoon, an old lady named Mrs
Miller, janitress OF the Third Ward
school, was most agreeably surprised by
receiving from the teachers in the
school and the scholars of Mr.. Snow.
denis room, present of pair of gold
spectacles aud fine alpaca dress. Mrs
Miller has been most faithful in her
labors in the school house, and the
present was well-bestowed aud well.
deserved. Mrs. Miller's will, indeed, be
a Emery Christmas"
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EAR SALE.

AM AUTHORIZED TO SELL THE TWO
story Brick Dwelling House, containing SIX
rooms aud cellar, situated on water street pS
tvss, First and Second streets, Centre Wheel
Ing Will be sold very low.
Also the north half Of Lot No. 1874 situated
an tas southeast corner Of Chapline and Sec,
Und streets, Centre Wheeling.
L G. HUGHES,
Real Estate Agent
Ofcs on CbApline street, between First and
ss.cpd sfrests sepl1
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EThe late great failures in New
York enables us to effsr this day, 100
elegant double skirted Delaine Robes,
worth S., for So each 80 pieces all wool
double width Saxony Plaids, worth SOC
for 25c; 25 pieces heavy corded Poplins
for SIZE s.. RHODES d 20.
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FPrayer Books with additional
hymns, Methodist and Presbyterian
Hymn Books; Bibles, Pocket and Family,
miscellaneous and fine books suitable
for gifts; Gold Pens and Pencils, cheap,
at A. w. Paull g. Co.'s.
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wIt is a singular fact for contem-
plation that all that makes US happy
here below is the Christmas goods to be
found at A. w. PAUL & Co.'S, LOG Main
streat
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Academia son of Henry Goetz,
about 10 years old, of Ritchietown,
while playing yesterday, fell on the
frozen ground and cut his lip open. A
few stitches through the wound closed
it, and will prevent designation.
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HOLIDAY GooDs.-New arrival of gift
books and stereoscopic views last night
The variety of views, especially those
of the Holy Land, are the finest in the
city. The above and much more at
Religious Book House, % Monroe street
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STILL They coME.-Oysters for the
holidays. Maltbs celebrated Baltimore
oysters by the gallon, quart or pint,
also in cans or half cans to suit custom
ers, at n. McKee's oyster depot, Main
street, Centre Wheeling.
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wJapanese Backgammon, Patcheesi,
Checkered Game of Life, Zoetropes
Writing Desks, Portfolios, Tourist
Cases, and a whole host of other things
at A. W. Paul. & Co.'s.
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To CLOSE FRENCH CoNsIGYMENT.-A
rare collection of decorated China AND
Glassware will be offered at little oyel
cost of importation at Pollock's Notion
House.
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EBrenze figures, mantle ornaments,
statuettes, busts and vases, in great
variety, at the jewelry store of W. Fl.
Hennegen & Co.
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FReporters are great on taking
notes. The best they ever take are Of
tho kind called National Bank notes
Our stocking is hanging up.
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vIt was jolly cold yesterday. We
noticed some turn-up noses that looked
little reddish. We didn't cabbage
this Joke.
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FLadies and gentlemen, "The
Gates Ajar" for all who wish to step in
and feast their eyes on things beautiful
ut A. W. PAUL g. Co.'s
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EFF. NJ Porter, No. l35 Main street
has just received a large assortment Of
Gentlemen's Slippers.
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ENever deal with an undertaken il
you can help it. They are mean lot.
Always want to screw you down.
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E"The sweetest things" in jewelry
of all styles are now offered low by
Hennegen g. Co., jewelers., lO4 Main
street.
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wCXX pair infants fancy shoes by
express expressly for the Holidays at
Foreey's, 100 Main street.
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Wheeliug gegister.
LOCAL MATTERS.

Yesterday was the shortest in the
year.
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vA beautiful assortment of hem
stitched, corded and lace Handkerchief,
at Campbell g. Harden's.
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~Ivory Hair Brushes and Shell
Combs at Bookings.
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wThe children of the public schools
are to epjoy a weeks holiday.
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pCraudalls Building Blocks, Hill.
Blocks, Fancy Goods generally, for sale
low at A. W. PAUL Il Co.'s.
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Machines rented and rent applied
to purchase at Singer Office, ia, Market
street.
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FOR SALE.
roH SALE CHEAl

LARGE FIRST CLASS BRICK RESI-;
a DENCE. situated on the south sue 90 .,
n In Street. 1t il possessed of most Of the
aaSsrn improvements and has outhouses' &C.,
complete. sra Rr;,d;nu Lots On
Main s''e0'' THOS. OBRIEN,
Ian Real Estate Agent.
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BThe most stylish boots, shoes and
CATERS in the city can be found at
Merge's, 1873 Main street.
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EAll styles of Flowers aud Feathers
marked down less than cost, at Camp
bell & Harden's.
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gThe most elegant presents OF the
season now on sale at Hennegen Il
Co.'s. Call and see them.
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THREE THOUSAND bushels potatoes a
Holiday & Ankles, No. 10 Monroe
street.
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VAn endless variety of beautiful
holiday goods now on sale at tie lew.
eiry store Of W. Il. Hennegen & Co,
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ISatins cut on the bias, Of al
colors, at Campbell & Harden's.