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CLOSING OUT.-IIr. i, ". erubb, The Nal

CLOSING oUT.-Air. NV. Grub, The Main
Street lewelsr, Is closing out his elegant
and attractive stock, preparatory to moving
Into his new quarters In Washington Hall.
Barualuscan nOwhe obtained at Mr.. Grubb's,
and the stock the purchaserwllI find to Sc.
lect from would be hard to find equaled In
any city. Call and examine the goods. La
dies will be especially pleased with the
display. af-aA z
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Wishing the public in general and my
customers In particular happy New Year,
] respectfully return my thanks 10 them
for their liberal patronage IN lhe pas, md
ask an increased contihpance n De idtnre,
with large number Of additional ones.
As ! expect to do 4 strictly cash business
hereafter, will offer extraordinary bar.
gains, particularly IS the season draws to
/, cloah, at0ii reduce stock. Heavy wooden
goods q coet even less than cost. All are
lngited y call and examine the stock Of
Dry Goods, Notions, Carpets, Wall Paper,
&c. &c, Nos. 20l0 and 202l Main street.
JoHN RoEMHR,
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PROBABLY no one preparation has received 50
much praise from Us patrons, nor Is so desery.
Ing Of commentator rs Halls Hair Renewerl
We but echo the voice Of the millions who
have used II when we pronounce II The BS,t
Hair Dreasing IA he wOrld. II stands unriyalled.
Those who are affected with diseases OF the
scalp accompanied with ltChingor irritation,
find :eIici and renewal In this invaluable
remedy. When the hair Is inclined to fall
of, moderate Use Of the Remover will
strengthen the roots OF tho hair, and preserve
y and 4 y exhibits q tendency y tirn.gay
w ne PASTORAL s0lOs E NsS
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We ChnIIe,,Co nm yVo.,,,

Whoniwe say We believe, we have evidence
to prove that shlloh's Consumption Cure il
decidedly the best lung Medicine made, mas
much ast wtll SedrS a cbmInon 81 Chronic
Cough inohe 1.-THE time, and relieye All lstSs:
bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Group. and
show more cases Of Consumption cured than
all othesS. twill cure whore they fail. Il il
pleasant to take, harmless to the Youngest
child and we guarantee what We ay. Pfice
10 cts, 90 cts. and Sl.00. II your Lungs are
sore, Chest and Back lame. use shiloh'S forouS
Plaster. Sold by u Booking, Odd FdiloW's
Hail. Z, p Dwight 2ith and Chap Id strsetc
tauShitA hroE y Coz Wheeling and Hus.
hands q llsk ecu EEL AiiOl = 50 liNTH7 An
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Heard FRoM.-Lou. Long, the sporting
man" whose mysterious disappearance
has excited much comment among his
associates hereabout, was heard from yes.
terday. A dispatch was received from
Newark, Ohio, stating that lie was in that
town, but giving no reason for his sudden
departure from Wheeling. \
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POLICE CouRT.-Three vags and a com.
mon drunk awaited hearing yesterday
morning, when His Honor took his seat
ana declared the Court open for business.
There was not a nickel in the party, and
the whole crowd were turned over to Supt.
Waterhouse, and ticketed for thirty DAYS
OF recuperation on the stone pile. Their
names were John Scott, John Thompson
and FrRn4 Wilson, who were fined s. and
costs each for vagrancy and Patrick Lotus,
upon whom like fine was imposed Ior
drunkenness. FF ~ "
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Do cnleiIe;y,eTt

Thatin this town there are scores OF persons
passing our store every day whose lives M
made miserable by Indigestion, DyspensiH
Sour and distressed Stomach, Liver ConipIaisf
Consumption, when for 10 cents we viii seii
them shiloh's Nitalizer, guaranteed, Ia cnEo
them. Sold by E. Booking, Odd Fellows Hail.
g. e Dwight 18th and Ohaplino streetS!
iapghlin Bros \ Co. Wheeling and HusbSnds
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TNE HAIL. TMIEr ApRoAp ~ rnE LANp

: THE HALL THIEF ABROAD IN TIE LAND.
Last eveninga sneak Thief entered the
residence OF Rev. David Cunningham, on
Chapllne street, north Of Twelfth, and
made clean sweep Of three overcoats
hanging In the hall, belonging to Messrs.
Samuel laughlin, b. s, Allison and A. u.
Campbell, who were making q friendly
call upon DIR. Cunningham and his family.
Descriptions OF the coats were left at po-
lice headquarters, In the hope that they
might be recovered. ~
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There Is no medicine prescribed by physi,
clans, or sold by Druggists, that carries s1oi,
evidence Of It's success and superior Virtue ID
B1sqHEE's GERMAN SYguP for severe CouebS
Colds settled on tho hfeaat, Consumptlon. al
any disease Of the Throat and LupgS. A proof
Of that tact Is that any person afflicted chi,
get sample Bottle for 10 cents and try ID
superior effect before buying the regular Ma
at 20 cents. It has lately been introduced IN
this country from Germany, and lis wonder.
iul cures are astonishing everyone that uses Il
TThsGw
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Pains Of every kind oan be stopped almost
instantly by the use Of Crowns HouseboIS
PanaCea,p Saie and marvellous TSn ,,;sIy X
great reputp, which Is taken internally and
applied externally. Prices CSC and 500 Der bot.
tie, 1stE 'faHHTTtT 20 wy
Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup Is merci.
ill boon TO children teething. Price q osnts
Guard against counterfeits and worthless imi.
tanons. Sold by Logan; List { Co., and all
FuaEEsieflsG y AlssJ a sTsaepy
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VARIOUS RNFHRFAlXMRNTI.

A fine social party was given at the res
idence Of Mr.. Thos. Garden, up the river,
on New Years eve. Mayors orchestra
furnished tho music. 'T'
The reception held last evening by the
Sheridan Rifles, Ut the Armory, was most
enjoyableatIair Over one hundred couples
wero in attendance, and dancing was Kent
up until a late hour this morning. Cook
ayne's fine orchestra was in attendance,
The children Of the st. Joseph's Cattle.
dral Sunday School, some 800 in number,
held their usual holiday entertainment in
tho Convent Hall yesterday afternoon.
After some interesting VOCAL exercises BY
the school, addresses were delivered by
Bishop Kain, Father Sullivan and Father
Waltprs, Then came the distribution Of
presents, which put the little folks into a
tlutter Of excitement and expectancy, and
sent them to their homes with happy
hearts and smiling polnteaaRepsI NV
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maybe entirely prevented, the breath puri.
hed, and the teeth made TO slisten with white.
ness ~ the use use q arown's Camphorated
.,s B I,a9 Bronchial Troches' are renowned
aug SoNdeftNIly effective for curing coldsand
but guard against counterfeit, Sold by i,opan''
List AGO., and all druggistsat Is cents per Boz
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Glcnn'ssulphur Sop ,has:won great celeb;
ritSands sale by sheer force fits ~ oniShinS
in curing skin diseases, and eradicatinS
blemisheS, Price 25 cents. 'Tl' :. .
For restoring the natural color, growth and
beauty OF the hair buy Hair ReviSiun,. Mt 90
cents rer bottle. 1t has no equal. Sold by
Logan, List q Co.. and by every druggist.
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LEG BRoHRS.-George Goldman, ason Of
Mr.. George Goldman, residing in the
Eighth Ward, yesterday afternoon, while
descending the river bank in the southern
part OF the city, for the purpose Of skating
on the river, slipped on the ice and broke
his leg. Young Goldman is about sixteen
wears old, rs
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Hon. A. H. SrRpmESs, the great States.
man Of the South, writes: u have used
Durang's Rheumatic Remedy for rheuma-
tism, with great benefit. | cheeriully rec
ommend It" II never fails to cure. Sold
by all Druggists. Send for circular to r.
Il Sa AslPA9pp's'iP T YpssesiPPs SqY p p
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FINGER CBusHEp. ~ Yesterday afternoon
boy named George Koehler, employed
at the hinge factory, while operating a
riyeting machine, had the little finger Of
his left hand badly crushed,
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PROBABILITIES.

WASHINGTON, January 2--l A. M.-For
Tennessee, the Ohio Valley and Upper
Lakes, colder north and west winds, rising
barometer; cloudy and snow followed BY
clearing weather.. rt l'i,l
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Pianos and Organs Iap the IIolllnv..
CheAn,

Pianos and Organs GaP the Holidays,
Cheap.
one4 octave organ al sos. 4
une6 octave EAtey organ at 500. ~
81 9ne stop Smith American organ at
One o stop Taylor & Farley organ at so.
., one $3.50 Smith American organ Of
One 9 stop Packard organ at sGa e.o
0ne = octave nlelodeon at 900. a.N. %
One 9 octave plano at $40. n, a1H0
1lne . octave Chickering piano at SIS.
One g octave Chickering piano al siOO
One Z octave Haines' pian6 al 5000.
Qne I octave tnew) piano at $3.50.
Store, 1897 Market street, ' '''''
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TaE most popular and fragrant Perium. Of
tho day "HAcGNETAcK; I" Try Il, Sold Nv ii
booking, Odd Fellows Hall; 6, 3. DwIpbt
a:h and Chapllne streets; Laughlln Bro 4
o., Wheeling, and Husbands 4 inskeep, Bel.
tAAVF IfsHU fTH
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CLIMAX OF THE "oInAx OF Mystery
For several days pasta "living,wondef,' p
in the shape OF woman said To be severed
at the waist, has been on exhibition in q
store room on Twelfth street. The show
was advertised as the "Glimax Of Myste.
ry," and great many persons were at,
tracted by curiosityto enter anil sesRhat
kind of humbugitwas. Assessor Ralph
Arkle, having an eye to business, inquired
II Mesers. Wilson &Edwarls,l the propri,
etors Of the exhibition were supplied with
a State license, and ascertained that
they were not. Arkle thnp sent Depu-
ty Sheriff Phillips after tRs show
men, 10 remind them that they must
pay the $40 per day license or sni1er the
penalty imposed for violations OF tho law
licensing exhibitions Of the kind. Phil
lips performed his mission, and Messrs.
Wilson 4 Edwards, who domurred not q
little thereat, lnally-paid the license then
due, and promised to'oIos6, their show last
evening. One Of the proprlstors admitted
that the exhibition was deception, or
sort Of legerdemain performance; or, in
other words, o Misrepresentation and fraud
upon the public.
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WEEK OF PRAYRR.-The following sug.
gestions for the observance Of the week Of
prayer, which commences on Sabbath
next, have been made by the Executive
Committee OF the Evangelical Alliance OF
the United States, subject to such altera-
tons ss local circumstances may render
desirable: is.sf IN f
Sunday, January 5.-As q subject for the
pulpit, "Christian Union"
Monday, January G.-Thanksgiying for
the blessings OF the year past, and prayer
for their continuance.
Tuesday, January Prayer for the
Church Of Christ, It's ministers, its growth
in grace and its enlargement.
Wednesday, January S.-Christiau edu-
cation; the family; the young; colleges,
seminaries OF learning, Sunday and other
schools; Christian Associations Of Young
Men and Young Women.
Thursday, January 9.-For nations,
rulers and people; for peace and religious
liberty on the earth. lg4-
Friday, January l0.-The press; for n
blessing on publishers, editors and au-
thors; 1.-THE cause ef-temperanee. and other
social reforms. ..--...... ..........
Saturday, january 11.-Home and For
eign Missions and the CONVERSION Of the
world. sIis q l4ii
0nlsabtath evening, January 12th, &c Is
suggested that public union meetings be
held for prayer, praise and. the presenta-
ton ofthe object and work Of the Evan
gelical Alliance.
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pR, RVGt'G Baby Syrup Is recommended
by all druggists as being purely vegeta.
bic and reliable preparation for balboa,
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The london Hail Color RsstorerP n the
most delightful article ever Introduced 70 the
American people, and Is totally different from
all other Hair RestoreB, being entirely free
from all impure ingredients that render many
other articles for the hair obnoxious. Where
Badness, or falling Of the hair exists, or pre-.
maturely graynesS, from sickness, or other
causes, It's use will restore the natural youth.
full color, aud cause healthy growth, cleans
ing the sealp from Rll impufities, aandtutf,
%, u the sadie time a most pleasing and
lasting hAit dtessine, frafratitly pdfiumfd,
rendering The hair SOC and plhble, makingit
an indlslen able article IN very toilet I'M
u HoME rISfrNoSs. NO
d.. SSdyns q Son :-Respected friends /
have the pleasure to inform you that 4 lady
Of my acquaintance, Mrs. Miller, Is delighted
with the success OF your London Hair Color
ReStorer'. Her hair was falling rapidly, and
quite gray. The color has been restored, the
falling off entirely stopped, and new growth
OF hair Is the result L. B. GARRiGuEs,
Druggist, cor. Tenth 4 Coates, Phiia.
Ask your druggist for London Hair Color
Restorer. Price, Is cents bottle. Six bot
ties, 81. Main Depot for the U. g., $50 North
Sixth st., Philadelphia. rrs4w
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Collie in children Is Immediately relieved
by a few drops Of Davis Homo RELIEF Ior
pain, In well-sweetened water 'PFt atsF+@ ~
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THERMOMETER RECoRD.-The following
shows the range OF the Thermometer, as
observed at schnepi's. drug store, Opera
House eorner, yesterday = WIS Z
TAM. IAN. SP.M 7PM
80 "a rs M
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Ny customers pronounce Davis Home Re
lief for Pain afilsttlass remedy, Of its kind.
and invaluabieaSI family medicine.
LANSING B. PAINE,
GARRATTsy1lbE,, 0FsEgo Co., N. Y,
Sold BY I6eASi List q co!1 Trs&w
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NorcE.-In ropiormlty with agreement
with nthpr merchants, We will close our
store hereafter until further notice at 0
O'Clock 7. N. GEO. r. TAYLOR 4 Co
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A7BmILIANT 4sAgARLAaB.

The largest and most brilliant cntertain!
mont that has, been given in Wheeling fSr
some yosrS took place AT the resideiise Of
L. S. Delaplain, Rsq, OH GhapIine street,
last night, the occasion bOing recon.
ton given to Miss Belle Mccoy, n yery 1t.
tractiveyoung lady from Ohio, and a niece
of Mn. pelaplain's. NJ ~
The list Of guests was unusually large,
nearly all the young folks being present
and many OF the older and moro sedate,
Mr.. Kramer, the Thee. Thomas OF Wheel.
ing,tgrnished music for the merry dancers
which was morp thRn enjoyed, and kent
Ut. until the wee small hours, Owing to
the crowded condition OF our columns our
space will not permit mention Of all the
ladies' toilRts, butas the dressing was 80
unusually handsome MO cannot refrain
from making short mention OF some OF the
most prominent.
Miss Mccoy wore a magnificent rose.
colofsa alE, trimmed, Nith6lue; and dis-
mond jewelry.
Mrs. Delaplain, heavy gros grain black
silk.
Mrs. Hull Quarter, exquisite rose.col.
ored silk and diamonds.
Mrs. ]. W. Grubb, rose-pOlored silk and
'S1liI rs, Alfred Panll, wedding silk and or
ange blossoms.
;. Miss Ida Harden, Partisan silk, Grape
lisse, and pearls. 2. II
Mrs. Geo. Wise, imported cream silk.
This was the haulsomest dress in the room.
Miss Annie Hearne, scarlet and white
satin,
Mrs, Prank Hcarne, black silk, trimmed
with pink and turquoise.
Miss Libbie Greer white and blue orapo,
Mrs. Geo. Adams, Grape and black satin.
Miss Manic Dubois, cream silk trimmed
with cardinal.
Miss Mamie Dubois, blue silk, trimmed
with tringed silk. This was The prettiest
dress In the house.
Miss Ross, pink silk and satin; very
handsome, n - f,.s' ~
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ADVERTISE
N the Best Medium for Local and General
Business, the DAILY ANn WEEKLY
ISTELLlGENCER
HOW TO ADVERTISE.

Money spent in advertising may be wasted,
Or may bring golden frnitagc, according to
the. degree OF intelligence with which il
isdispenSed. Putt into good, live popular
Newspaper which will carry your advertise.
iisnt 70 the cotuldng.ro0GIS, the breakfast
tables and the tiresideSO Of the people who have
wants TO be met and money with which
70 meet hem. This 10 the whole priceless So.
cret OF successful ADVERTISING
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THE TEMPERANCE FOLKS.

The first public entertainment under
the auspices Of the Circle Of Honor Mas
held last evening, at Peterson's Hall. A
large and intelligent audience was present.
Alter some fine singing by a very good
choir, the meeting was opened with prayer
by Rev. Steele, Of the North Street NJ.
+. Church. Then followed an able and in
strucuve address by F. Goodfellow, ESQ.,,
giving the history and principle Of tie
Order, and IN earnest appeal for temper
ance and sobriety. lie was followed by
several good speakers. A good social
time was had, and the audience voted the
whole meeting success.
The entertainment given by the Ladies'
Christian Temperance Band at Mozart
Hall last night was q success, and the
audience was delighted with the performs
anoe. The object In holding this meeting
was to keep the young men out OF saloons,
and at the same time amnse and instruct
them. There were number OF speeches
and songs by the Band OF Hope, after
which the reading Of q poem by Miss Vir.
glnia WhlteSlde, with feeling and in good
style, was listened to with marked stten.
ton by the audience. Mr.. Jake KempIe
was called on and delivered his humorous
lecture, which was received with laughter
~ the audience who appeared 10 enjoy
Jake's Jokes. After spending a very pleas
ant evening, the party broke up well sat
istied with the efforts OF tho ladies who
got up the entertainment. There will be
q meeting ut Mozart Hall this evening.
Rev. Hite and Robert Marshall will speak.
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GERNANIAI CQNQRRE ANp AALI.

lNt'%"'tH SHAShhf ANH AAttH ..| .
The dermNnia Singing Society gave a
pleasant CONCERT andi.ball last night at
their hall, corner Market and Fourteenth
streets. Only tho members Of the Society
and . few invited guests were present.
The programme Of the musical exercises
was Dutch to reporter, but the ISTELLI-
GRSpER, with is usual enterprise, presents
translation for the benefit OF It's thou
sands Of readers: ~. 80 .
Observation-Disclosures" EN-. CatlIp.
Mayors Orchestra.
EhOrps-"ThO Hunters Song" Kuckcp. 6prtpaAia
nnet-'H Would Ny t.pTe.E Mendelsohu. Mcssrs.
9. StcntIel and II. C. Meyer,
Quartette-"rhe Flnt Trouble" KurtEe. Me,,ra.
Bremen, Rcnharl, Fr. Schnepi, IIildebrand,
rian0 FeIo=="QnAd ysIss.". spR4lAQi, Mf, EawMl
ouaTistto-rThe RuEls HGrn,n whites, Misses A.
sharnan aud L; zlegler,. AGsAp. 'Fr. Schnepi
and g. liHderlpan,
phQrus-FOld Tales OF Better Times" Faust goeI.
ely With Orchestra.
i'ThO TallOr's GNun." BurlesQue, with Song, Mem-
beFs Oi Society,"
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ahe GttetEigsrteer-


once. Nos. Is and q Fourteenth street.
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Miss MolTe'LsB white cashmere and

Miss Alollies List white cashmere and
roses.
H9Mf,s Wheeler, Of New York State,
white satinand pearls - o.
Little Mis- Maud EcHols, pink silk IN.
derakirt and ValenCiennes lace 0verskirt;
very pretty. fiiq gLIta b'fof t7uH
Miss Moaett, Cadig, Ohio, cream silk
elaborately trimmed with roses. ..f.
MissSallie Maxwell, blue Partisan satin /;
very elegant. ~ or 9N77FI fT1'
Miss Matte Hubbard, white Swiss.
Aiss Mary Lamb, embroidered velvet
J MIS- Carrie ellchriss, white organdy
1; Miss Dora Pollock, black silk pink Span
silk. q W. II
It wasa general remark that 80 many
beautiful and handsomely dressed ladies
have not assembled In Wheeling for q long
time. The ladies' certainly were at their
best and exceeding good taste was mani
Tested IN all OF their costumes. The vary
ing .colors Of the ladies' toilets were In
good contrast with the sober black OF the
gentlemen, and DIS they moved through
the figures ol the quadfille, kept time 10
the strains 81 the waltz or gallop, there
were always plenty OF admiring spectators
TO enjoy the picture. While some danced
others promenaded through the rooms,
and Others engaged In, 4 quiet chat, As
the throng moved through the spacious
and well lighted parlors, q panorama was
presented which was at once captivating
and enchanting. ~ 'g-.- 'T1,'''I-
gfrg SIXTEENTH ANNIvERsARY. laI
Washington Hall was filed to It's utmost
capacity last night, by the friends Of the
wen known and popular Wheeling Mis-
sion sundRySchool (lEist English Luther
am, whose sixteenth anniversary they had
assembled to assist In celebrating. The
stage was beautifully decorated, and the
sweet music Of singing birds, which hung
in cages overhead, added much 70 the
Deanty ana freshness OF the scene. The
youngermembers otthe school were seated
IN pyramid form ontthe stage, making q
very pretty picture; and when their happy
voices blended In song the effect was
pleasing indeed. 10 4h,r.S illffp {ta1I NJ
tRey; s. 3. Barnitz, the pastor Of the
English Lutheran Church, although In III
health, was npresent and conducted the
exercises. We regret that engagements
elsewhere prevented our witnessing the
whole Of the entertainment, and In the
absence Of q detailed report we can only
give the programme followed, which was
as iollows: pi's ugoici HIift lW.''
Opening Hymn-'dlSry TO God IN The nigh.
~, School
Et4y
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COME and SEE!

u! A:S . gu line q Ladies and Cent? Hand and
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Sop ....,.. Ada DutlInger
son little Girls
o9E Blessel Deld. Appropriate designs from the
Word Of God 1.-THE Broken WHEEL MIn Memo
RAM" "rhG Crown Of Lifen Reading tho name
o. those who have dle,l during the lyear and re-
Wh0Will Meet Nc There, ...T ,.. t.. Hilrrl
Fix Your Eyes On Jesus. School
Advertisements. ''
D0xolOgy and Benelietl0n, 'H'''",
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Ans lenss
FoR RENT

nor RENT-TIIE THREE CANT
anl66mm6dious Warehouses, Nos. 1870 1874 and
1874 Main, now occupied BY T. ll0TkheimeF Go. aud
B. Basr 4 Sons TAGie waferosms are situated In the
most desirable locality In the city for any wholesale
bIIHesI. For terms and other Particular enquiry o.
Esua --. t.BIALFRED RHEIN5TRoNf; u
, Oois, 4, .,,,.-,....i.g. No, 1lSs ChaPlne g.
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3enr Sails

TloRSALEISMAIL SAFE (DIEBOLD
IL IalkG). nearly new and cheap. Call on JAMES
WlIEELER, Esq9 Centre Wheeling. JAMIE
EORgSALE-2,OO0 POUNDS OLD
Il TYPE suitable for Rabbit Metal. VIII 30 sold
10 lOtA.to suit purchasers. Apply ut Mtelugeneer