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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-23
BELLAIRE,

Louis La Roeh has returned to Bellaire
after n stay Of some yeans IN Colorado ana
New Mexico.
Mrs. Crnrad Troll and daughter passed
through Bellaire Thurday on their way 70
Allegheny City, where they will spend the
holidays with Mrs, Patton,
The Mayor will rule that the firing OF tor.
pedoes aud fire crackersin the streets Is noisy
and disorderly conduct and those who are
guilty OF it will bedealt with accordingly.
The First Presbyterian congregation has
amended and renewed its call for Rev, J. h,
McKallip, He Is now offered $1,000 instead
OF the $500 at first offered. This sum has
also been offered by Washington and Jefer-
son College II he would act Us its financial
agent, but he prefers the pastoral work,
A man from Glencoe, named Knight, was
the maker Of some trouble in the outskirts OF
the Second ward Wednesday evening, by
causing the arrest Of Benjamin Doyle for &C.
cusing him OF staying with his wife on too
intimate terms. The matter Is too much
mixed for any one but a iuryman to get
straight
FREE CONTRIBUTION ron THE HOLIDAYs,-
One pound Of choice mixed candy given to
every one by ]. d. Heiulein, proprietor Of the
Boston Boot and Shoe House, New Bank
Building, Bellaire, o,
During the next two weeks the above pres
ent will be given TO the purchaser Of every
s. so worth OF goods,
Remember We do not expect to make this
up by addingeXtra profits, but viii guarantee
to sell you good goods for less than any other
house In the city, We take this method OF ex'
tending our appreciation to our customers
for their liberal patronage, Our slipper de-
paTtment Is immense, Remember ut the
Boston Boot and Shoe House, New Bank
Building, Bellaire, Ohio.
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For some time past Col. ]. Wise Norton,
formerly OF New York. but who has within
the past year become resident OF this city,
has been anxious TO form Land Bureau IN
this State Yesterday ho filed bis certificate
OF incorporation with the Secretary OF State
Tho incorporation Is to be known rs the
"West Virginia State Land Title and Real
Estate Bureau" and Is formed for the ptir-
pose OF furnishing reliable information, sta
tiStlcs and reports upon the resources OF the
State OF West Virginia and properties therein;
tering and recording OF maps, abstracts OF
titles, surveys and other documents; the fur
nishing OF geological and neurological re.
ports upon lands the publication Of State,
county and district maps laws, decisions, alb
sracts OF titles and all such other matters
connected with the State and appertaining or
relating to lands therein; for the acquiring OF
descriptions OF properties for sale, for regis
teringand recording the same with maps and
title papers thereto belonging, and the doing
Of ali other business belonging to the objects
named.
The principal office shall be at Wheeling,
with branch Office at Charleston, and the
corporation shall expire December 20, 1881.
For the purpose OF formation $500 has been
subscribed and $50 paid In, while the priyi.
lego OF increasing the capital stock TO $780,
900 Is extended. Shares are held al $40 each,
and the following are the incorporators: J.
Wise Norton, 40 shares, and Col. Hugh Ster-
ling, II. d. Ferguson, A. j. Halstend and q.
Ed. Mendel one share each. All are Of
Wheeling.
II Is the intention that this company shall
materially assist in the developing Of the
State and giving capitalists an idea OF what
can be found In the mountains
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cola ON Wedalng In EuIton.

Mr.. Fred Folmar, one ofour oldest German
citizens, celebrated yesterday, with his wife,
their golden wedding, which was attended by
the family and some oil their nearest friends,
Both are looking so fresh and hearty that We
may well expect to sec them celebrate yet
their diamond wedding. Mr.. Folmar was
born In Berkenheld, Wurtemburg May II,
1911, and landed In this country June %,
1880, working for the first time US baker
boy In Philadelphia. On the 18th Of Novem-
Der, In the same year, Miss Margaret Wells.
chen came over. She was born In 1913 In
Auerbach, Ilesse Darmstadt. sheaccidently
engaged as u servant girl In the same house
where Folmar was working. He saw her,
fell In love and married her fifty years ago.
In 1883 they came to Wheeling, where, alta
salary Of thirty.tiyo to ility cents day, he
made livelihood, By-Rnd-by he was able
to start bakery, and IN 1874 he ran the Fnl-
ton Touring mill. In 1880 he bought Bedil.
lions mill, where he lived till 1854, when lie
sold II. Since that time he has lived In Full.
ton, where In 1894 he changed his Touring
mill for q thnnery, to which he added q
leather store near tho Second ward market
house. In 1871 he went to his country seat
In Slacktown hollow, which he sold In 1878,
From there he moved TO one Of his farms,
where he now resides during the summer
months, while hc occupies during the winter
one Of his several houses In Fulton.
Mr. Folmar, who commenced as laborcr,
Is one Of those self.made men, and Is now
without any doubt the wealthiest man OF
Fulton. OF eleven children six are still
alive-Messrs. Fred, George and William,
Mrs. Louis Roth, Mrs Glacsner and Mrs.
IIessler. Mrs. A. Yoke died few years
ago. Thirty.six grandchildren and six
greatgrnndChildre congratulated the happy
old pair yesterday. To mention all the pres.
ents Is impossible. They were many and
valuable, but the gold spectacles presented
by George and William must be mentioned,
as well as the happy presentation speech Of
the former. Rev DR.. ShafTranek celebrated
the wedding ceremony accompanying itwith
an appropriate address.
1t Is unnecessary to add that splendid
dinner aud supper was spread by the hostess.
At 10 o'clock the party left for Mr. George
Folmars tannery, where they INDUCED In
dancing to the music Of Prof. Roth's band.
Mr.. Folmar Is one OF the staunchest Re.
publcans and most valued patrons Of the
lNTELLIGENcER In his neighborhood, and wo
add our hearty congratulations and well
wishes TO those OF his numerous other
friends,
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Notes Concerning Il and It's Rusy Steam
hOAfR

The Emma Graham passed down yesterday
afternoon at 8 o'clock, and the Scotia passed
up at o'clock. Both had fair trips
The Sidney, Captain Lists fayorite stern
wheeler, Is due to-day from Cincinnati, for
which point 1t will leave tomorrow.
The river was stationary all day yesterday,
the marks indicating feet inches. A rise
Of few feet Is looked for to-day as conse-
quence of yesterdays rain.
The towboat Baltic Is laid up at the P, W.
& Ky. freight depot for the purpose Of having
leak In her boilers repaired. Wednesday
evening this steamer had four Of her barges
stuck on the head Of Boggs' Island.
United States Marshal Maxwell went to
Benwood yesterday for the purpose OF attach
ing the steamer Wyoming, on q warrant
sworn out by some colored TOustabouts who
were employed in loading while the steamer
was ut this point, The claim is over-wagcs'
PITTsBuRGH, December 22,-River feet 8
inches and rising. Weather rainy but mild
CINCINNATI, December 22,-RlveF IS feet Q
inches and rising rapidly. Weather, ralned
all day. cloudy this evening.
MEMPHIs, December q, THE river has
risen twenty.one inches, Departed; Golden
Rule, Cincinnati; Annie p, Silver, St. Louis
The Genevi0ve returns TO st. Louis at mid
night, Weather clear and cool.
CAIRo, December 22-Arrived: @, W, An
derson, Nashville. Departed; Alice Brown,
st, Louis; X. r, Springer, New Orleans; @, W.,
Anderson, Nashville. River 81 feet l0inches
and rising, Thermometer l7'. Weather
cloudy,
EVANSVILLE, INp,, December 22,-Arriyed;
Dora Cabler, Cannelton, . p N. Departed:
II. p. Dexter, Cairo, 4'30 =, NJ; Dora Cablcrl
Cannelton, $50 y. N. Weather clear and
colder. Wind west Mercury 400. River
q feet inches sCant, and rising, Business
dull.
LOUISVILLE, December 22-River rising, II
feet in the canal, II feet 10 inches in tho
chute and 0 feet over the rocks, Business
good. Weather partly cloudy and pleasant
Andy Baum, to Cincinnati; Golden City, to
Cincinnati; Charles Morgan, to Cincinnatl;J
D. Parker, Cincinnati to Memphis; Nellie
speer and tow, from Pittsburgh; Pittsburgh
and barges, to Pittsburgh; Fannie TatumitC
Pittsburgh; Golden Crown, overdue, from
Cincinnati. The Charley Brown, in passing
over the falls to-day with her tow struck one
Of her bargers against the Government crib
bing put in last summer, and sunk It, The
barge and coal is q total loss.
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John s. Clarke, the comedian who appears
at the Opera House tomorrow evening In the
two standard comedies, 1.-THE Militia Major
and "Toodles," L. probably the leading artist
Of his class now on the American stage. He
Is certainly the equal, II not the superior Of
Joe Jefferson. Ofhlin recent writer In Lip.
iacoits Adgd.ine says IA good comedy, acted
by John s. Clarke, Is perhaps as great treat
as cah be presented 10 cultivated mind, and
with his temperance upon the American
stage, we predict return 10 higher, health.
Ter and at the same time more Joyous and
more delightful school Of comedy and that
1.-THE character Of effect he produced among
even the most cultivated In this country,
rare dispensers OF their presence at theatre,
fafer still OF such ehcomiums Of those who
perform there, may be Judged from the Opin.
lon Of George William Curtis, whose long and
brilliant dOgt at the time In Hdrper'i Httkiy,
may find perfect compression In the one line
in which he says: 4 consider Clarke by far
the finest artist who has been seen on our
boards since Rachel Horace Greeley de.
lighted in him, and might be seen nightly IN
the stalls, with his two then little girls, who
have since bloomed into beautiful woman
hood chuckllng like boy with delight over
Clarke" We hope that he will meet with
such reception here as his fame and bis
merit efltitl6 him 10,
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Summing up the Inducements,
THEY ARE:

Fint-A stock of silks, satins, Velvets,
Pushes, and surahs, ETC., never before offered
80 low, and nothing so acceptable for pres
ent
sOcond-A stock Of Housekeeping Goods,
such as Table Linens, Towels, Towellnss,
Napkins, Bed Spreads, Blankets, Lace Cur
talnS, Cretonnes, ETC., ETC., reduced from
ouruaual prices, something that can be seem
and seryiceable Christmas gilt.
ThiM-A stock of CIoakS, Dolmana, Walk
Ing Jackets, listers, Circulars, PalOtots, etc.,
such stock that you will oulSsee by calling
on manufacturers, so low that many mer-
chants would be willing to buy them. Moth
Ing more acceptable for Holiday present,
Fourth-A stock OF low.pricod Dress Goods
unequalled in this State. Make every ono
happy when 1t costs so little.
Flflh-A stock OF Ladies', Gents, Misses
and Childrca's Furnishing Goods that have no
comparison anywhere, OUR BAZAAR Is
Allied from one end to the other. The goods
will be sold Youneed not study what to buy
when you go to
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Personal MATTERS.
Some Interesting News md GoSsi
About Various individuals.

Some Interesting News md Gossip
About Various Individuals.
J, L. Curtis Of Brooke county, was in the
city yesterday.
Miss Gerlie Caldwelhentortained number
Of her friends pleasantly with IN oyster sup
per last evening.
Il. NJ. Gillland and family have gone Ia
visit Mrs Gilllands father, Mr.. VIII Lyons
ut Marion, Indiana,
Mr.. John List has returned from Lafayette
College, near Philadelphia, for the purpose OIL
spending the holidays
Prof. John G. Shea, OF West Wheeling, left
yesterday at noon for q visit home to Boston
to spend Christmas with his parents.
Tho cards arc out for the silver wedding OIL
Or. and Mrs. q. Baird, which will take place
nj their residence on Fourteenth street, Jan.
uary I'd.
Capt Charlie Wells, the Marion county
Legislator, autographed at the Mcclure House
yesterday The Captain seems fond Of the
Wheeling air.
Mr.. Al. Glass returned yesterday morning
from Nashville, Tenn, where he Is connected
with u large paper mandatory. lie will
visit in the city for about ten days.
The formal Inauguration Of Rev. J. D. Moi.
fatt, Of this city, as President olthc Washing.
ton College, will not take place until June
next, but he will begin his active duties as
President on the 4tli prox.
Mr.. WILDER Trueman, Of Bridgeport, re.
turned from Denver yesterday afternoon,
after nm absence Of three months, very much
recuperated In health, and has associated
himself in business withJ.T. lleinleln.
Mr.. j. shalTer OF 81. Louis, Supervising In.
speCtOr Of Steamboats, for that district; g. N.
Davidson, Falrmonts big coal man, and bis
wife; Arthur j. Mckee, Of Steubenville DR..
I. b. Adams, physician OF the u. TO. Mutt.
al Benefit Association, and George W. La Rue,
Of tho Mutual Union Telegraph Company,
nre ut the Mcclure.
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"BLAoK.DRAUaHT" cures coptiye,
ness aud Slck.Ieadache.
For sale by Logaa & Co.

A Couan, Cold or Sore Throat should be
stopped. Neglect frequently results nan In
durable lung disease or consumption.
Browns Bronchial Troclies do not disorder
the stomach like cough syrups and balsamS
but act directly on the inllamed parts, allay-
ing irritation, give relief in Asthma, Bron-
chitis, Coughs, CatArrh and Throat Troubles
which Singers and Public Speakers are sub
iect TO. For thirty years Browns Bronchial
TrOches have been recommended by physic-
ians, and always give perfect satisfaction.
tanned weA.merlted rank among the few
staple remedies Of the age. Sold at % cents a
box everywhere. TTlIsAW
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WhlIe We Snail not mention any peFIOFm-
anCe in particulaF,us all were good, We can
not refrain from Complimenting the young
gentlemen who represented the characters in
the scene entitled 1.-THE Excitement at Ket.
tleville,n The Cleo club under the charge Of
Prof. Shockey rendered several selections
very we'll. The Opera House orchestra fur
nished the instrumental music for the Occa-
sion,
Taking ltnll in all tho performers acquit-
ted themselves with credit, and We hope
that We may enjoy many such entertain
meAts In tho future.
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TW0 PLEAsAAT EHTERTAIanENIg,
Ehs STAIN Concert q ihs opera House.
The LinSlS Boys.

inc Atnnl ConclFt ~ the opera AAouAe.
The LinslS Boys.
Two more Of the pleasant literary and mus
ical entertainments with which this week has
been 50 thickly interpreted, occurred last
night, and both were highly creditRble to
those having the performances In charge,
and highly appreciated by those whose good
fortune 1t was TO be present,
LISsLY LITERARY SOCIETY ENTERTAINMENT.
The hall OF the House Of Delegates was
comfortably filed last evening by the friends
and patrons OF the school to hear the per
ioFnanCes Of the Linsly Society. The follow
ing programme was rendered:
PART I,
Prayer. Music.
Address by the President, Eugene AZ HildTeth
Recilation-"Ihe Phantom or" -. Marshall Y, White
Song-"Bingo", Ihlnsly Glee Giae
&sRy-'Auclent Greedy ,.-.,R Hlxlett Cumminh
Original Grafton "DiAraei' ,,,..-LeWis Baker, ia.
NuAlc,
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Che glateltiaettter.


Occasion Extraordlnairs Blum & Bro
Head OF local.
Opera Housc-one Hundred Wives Com.
blnallOn.
For Immediate sulC-Fourth page.
LoSt-An Order.
Notice Of Redemption OF Fifth Ward Mar.
ket Certificates.
lloarders Wanted.
Trustees Sale Of North Wheeling Property.
A Grand Ball.
Scrap Books.
bargains In Russia Leather Goods
, Just oponOd-"QuOCn Anne Tea and Din.
nar Ware
For Clnclnnati-sseamer Sidney.
Plush and Diahte Toilet Sets.
The Latest News-Clty Book Store.
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The Only Bazaar in Wheeling,
THIS REDUCTION,

Therefore, must be manifest to those who will
think moment look elsewhere, then look
over our stock. We have the (perhaps) par
donablo pride in our business to push 1t be-
You'd anything we ever done before, and take
this method to do 1t. Let all our friends In
the city and country give wide and full no
tiCe Of this Great Occasion.
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cnRIsrMAs AND SEW YEARS
Excursions to and from all stations u
LOW RnfeN.

Excursion tickets will be sold at greatly
reduced rates on December %, 81, IS, 80 and
81, 1881, and January /, 1889, to and from
all stations on the @, 4 p. Il, r., 7, +. W. Il
Q. Ry., AID r., G, 4 st, l.. Ry, panhandle
rOutel All excursion tickets will be good
returning until January 3, 1889, inclusive,
Special discount for childrens' tickets.
For further information enquire Of agent
OF r., w. & KY depot, foot OF Eleventh
street. Wheeling, Mcclure House office, or
agentC. 4 Z, K, H., Bridgeport, o., or local
agents along lines named.
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nEslRADLE REslDENCEFORSALB.

The house and lot now occupied ~ RtGtD
MOtiat the house containing nine t9 looms tnd
bath room, two panttiCs cellar and finished Ihrtt
and the lot a new wash house and other 0niOnild'
ings The house stands high and has space on ~
style. For terms apply at the house II SIGttuh
street, or tot G. M0FFAT & CO., No q TVCnA
street. ma
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FELGows HYPoPHosPHrrEs differs from all
hitherto produced, In composition, mode Of
preparation, and In general effects, and iSSold
IN iis original form. II was developed from
actual personal experiment, embracing many
months, while the inventor was suffering
from pulmonary consumption, and nervous
debility. The good results following lie first
use have since been repeated in numerous
other cases
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MANUFACTURING SITE.
FoR SALE.

Near Toronto Jefferson county, Ohio t-Iola'
stntlOn), on the g 4 r H. H. Ninety 9Gte;, 9 Htfy
land, with The "OREAT WEST Va, FIRE va
VEIN" Also three veins Of good cnal w hili ~ p,
joining this tract. The Great Western ilit.'g
Works and Calumet Fire ulny company " ~ ~
successful operation manufacturing stNN, liE'
Aboni iiity acres nndeF cultivation well wathd
good orChGtd, balance timber land, .,...,...
For terms call on W. T. STEWART ?n lhe Pc"
iscS, or address A. T RTkWAkl,
deli Nlnbn Thinning Mil. INllALfn ono.
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You are sick well, there is Just one remedy
that will cure you beyond possibility Of
doubt. fits Liver or Kidney trouble, Con.
sumption, Dyspepsia, Debility, "Well's
Health Renewer' Is your hope. 81 90 Drug.
istg. Depot Laughlin Bros. &CO., Wheeling
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BLACK PRINcE LODGE No. 10 X. OF p, give
their ninth annual ball tonight ut their
lodge rooms, corner OF TwGniy.slxth and
Chapline streets. They IRE noted for giving
the best balls and Suppers, To convince
yourself call and sec.
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SILK AND CASHMERE MUrrLERs,
elegant array Of tilOteS, the latest styles
Of Collars aud CaIls, Canton Flannel
Drawers with Webbcnd Bottoms, "a late
novelty, SILK Umbrellas, handsomely
boxed irish Linen Handkerchief. Thou.
sands Of hobby things for gentlemen at
w D. gUNDLtNG 4 co.,
90 Twelfth Street.
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IT Is the fashion for many people TO neglect
natures laws and blame Providence for The
result. A fayorlte thing with them Is 10
neglect a cough or cold instead OF using that
uniailing means or. relief, Dr. Bulls Cough
Syrup. % cents a bottle.
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1000 PAIR Seal Brown 8.ButtOn Kid
Gloves. SPEYER BROS. price for the
next two days Is so cents. They arO cheap
atSI2S.
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THERE is nothing TINT will please the
wife or hOuSekeCpcrSO much ms something
for making her table look pretty. Go TO
VI. II. RtNEnART & BRO, 1915 Mar.
k0t Street, and take your choice. rnas
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~ srFTERED horribly with innammatory
rheumatism" said MI. Chas. v. Baker, Of No,
3I3 Main street. Kansas City, Mo-; u was
helpless In bed for FIVE weeks ST. Jacobs
OIL was applied literally, and one dozen bot.
Ties cured INC thoroughly.
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FOR plain and embroidered Slippers
for Men, Women md Children, go 10 j. T.
STONE, 1i40 Main street.
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on December %, "a, IS, 80 and 81,
1881, and January /, 1889. The b. 4 o. will
sell excursions tickets to and from all stations
on the line of the road. Excursion tickets
good returning until January Sd, 1889, in
elusive,
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GREAT BARGAINS in hats. We arc
selling allof our large stock Of Hats re.
gArdless ofvalue and cost.
SpEYER BROS.
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MAKE your mother happy with q pair
OfFinc Glove Kid Shoes or slippers, extra
widths, at j. I. STONES.
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500 PAIR 3.DuttOn Black Seamless Kid
Gloves, every size. They are cheap at
81 a., our price 81 90. Come early and
secure a pair at SpEYER BROS.
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WANTED TO EXCHANGE,

Valuable Coal Land on the Ohio rive, r,,,....
county ohl9 toT good lands in eastern Sebn..lsS"
we nave alAo for sale, two Short Crcri SI,n.A
WH ST Wh OF ONO river thirteen and icta u.,
~, W, " HOGR < BRO
nl9 1900 Market sin.,
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That elegant and eligible property residence 81
tile late William Paxton, Esq y 2l7Chapline hirh
Que Of the most desirable aud complete ~ m01tIu
improvements convenience, and location Y Wy ls
city. The house contains double plllor, lVthi}
loom, bath room. dining room Kitchen seven "
rooms, lnlindry room, stable aud carriage hOyr
MAhtels and other Internal Arrangements aie q ,nf
best description; the rooms are large. well llhei
and ventilated hStCinly papcrcd, grained 5 Nv
by substantial fence. 10 sat,inciiy pufrh1Mi
the terms will lie liberal. PARTIES deshng iaf'AG
Information will please call OIL otaddft@
ALEXANDER BONE
Real Estate Agent, 1873 Market street CtasIsn
Block, over city Rank. dt.!-
NOR SALE.
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CALL at P. ". Dosley's, agent, for your
Christmas candies, &C., &c, 1924 Market
street, Wheeling
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EOR SALE OR RENT

~ FINE BUSINESS PROPERTY,
] offer for sale the fine three.stOry brick building
situate on the West sideOi Market street, igwdnn
below Second Ward Market House, formerly OEtu.
store. The building Is finished above the iist loot
with eleven ROOMS and D. occupied Ns o boarding
house, and the INIT floor is large and Ccgnntitofe-
room with cellar, and the room, both Tor carNdW
and location Is the best for the produce business -
the city. AlBO for rent from lst Of April neGi. u
z. SHRtVER l2Ii Main street IJD
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CLOSING out for the next thirty days lot
Of Mems Heavy Boots and Shoes at cost,
L. Y. BLOND.
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THE best Christmas gift Is u pair Of
Pine shoes or Slippers, and tho best place
to buy them is at ]. T. STONES.