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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-17
ED. BocKING's DRUG sToRE.
The Kaleidoscope Discounted BY the
variety OF His Goods.

the Kaleidoscope Discounted ~ the
variety OF His Goods.
Dovs ph;;,,ns was q citizen Of credit and re-
His face was greatly welcomed in every store
He was aesthetic in his taste, his candor was
And in regard to what was what no ons could
His Judgment If the recherche was surely very
In fact among his friends 1t was regarded as
And Today in conversation he said, an tell
YOU what I've found:
Ed. Booking has the finest goods Of any have
seen.
"In perfume boxes, toilet SETS cologne and
No store store In the Nail City can with him begin
While richest Christmas presents he keepeth
And while you are out shopping you'll call in
In truth, gnever saw more richly furnished
The goods are too, too utter from the ceiling
to the floor" ~
And the athlete would have said much more
had he been given rope
About the marvellous fancy goods IN Eoihuiu
Bookings store.
But here the holiday reporter remember
ed that he also had few things to re,
mark. When Payne wrote sweet Sweet
Home" he would have put in an extra
verse could he have looked forward into
the future and caught glimpse of the
of the things that make home sweet now
on display in Mr.. Ed. Bookings drug store,
on the corner of Chapline and IWelith
street. The REGISTER man, whose felclty
it is to write up what are called paid
locals" went there yesterday, and Tor the
t;ua heinp his profession was genuinely
illuminated with a sense OF pleasure.
He regretted that the art of printing
had not attained a perfection that would have
enabled him to show in the proper colors
of trimming in-well say for instance the
toilet sets on exhibition. Trimmed i'll blue,
and scarlet satin were the handsome boxes
and standing out with delightful contrast
were the ivory brushes and irridescent edged
plate mirror. Such an adjunct to the toilet
would make any persons home more 'hah
Filling the show cases on top; garnishlng
their interiors and rejecting beautiful
arrays on both sides and in the windows.
were toilet and perfume cases, powder ana
puff boIeS-silver, glass ana Deautiiul
china; perfume cases. toilet boxes, cologne
in cut glaes bottles, other rare peSfumes;
glove and handkerchief boxes, olive wood
boxes, with diamond cut crystal bottles;
hair brushes, with plate glass mirror backs;
watch cases with bottles and mirror; gents
barber cases; gents complete dressing case
"a wonderfully complete and elegant affair
than which no nicer present could be made
for a business gentleman--ditto for ladies';
a wide variety and elegant assortment OF
cut glass bottles-and in word something
for everyone to select from, both ladies and
gentlemen. Call around at Bookings.
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DR.. FRAZIER'S
Root BitterS !!

Frazier,s Root Bitters are not dram shop
whisky beverage, but are strictly medicinal In
every sense. They act strongly upon the liNer
and kidneys, keep the bowels open ana req, rega-
lar. make the weak strong, heal the lungs,
build up the nerves and cleanse the blood anu
system of every impurity. IT,,
For Dizziness Rush OF Blood to the HEAD,
tending 10 Apopiexy, Dyspepsia, Fever ana
Ague, Dropsy, Pimples and BlotGheS, SS SrrI,
White Swelling. Erysipelas Sore Eyes ana Ior
Young men suffering from weakness or pe-
bility caused from imprudence, and TO females
in delicate health, FraZier's Root Bitters are
especially recommended.
br. Frazier: l have used two bottles OF your
Root Bitters for Dyspepsia, Dizziness, Weak
ness and Kidney Disease, and they did me
more good than the doctors and all the med
cine ever used. From the first dose took
began to mend, and l am now N perfect
health and feel as we'll as ever did. con-
slider your medicine one OF the greatest Oh
blessings. Mho. ~ ;;I MaI5 n
Sold by all druggists everywhere at $i.O per
bottle. ~, ~,
Logan & Co., Agents, Wheeling, W. Va.
S. Q. Hamilton, Agent, Bellaire, U.
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NOTES ABOUT NAMES.
Personal Points About People That
Eou know.

Rev. EaglesOn, OF Dallas, was in the city
yesterday.
Miss Lille McWiliiams, of Grafton, is
visiting friends in the city.
Mr.. w. H. Wiley, II. NJ. S. and wife OF
Grafton, were in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Morgan English, OF Liberty, was
visiting friends in the city yesterday.
Miss Sallie Somers OF Clarksburg. is Wis
iting Miss Jessie Camden, on Fourteenth
street.
Selby Jones. Esq, left for Kansas City
Yesterday. lie was accompanied by Miss
List.
Mrs. FOglcr. of North Wheeling, who has
been visiting friends down the river, has
returned home, after an absence OF several
weeks.
J. Paul Diyen was Yesterday appointed
by the Governor 4 Commissioner OF Deeds,
with residence at Philadelphia.
Mr.. Arch Adams, son of A. J. Adams.
Of the pOstoffice, has almost recovered
from his attack of typhoid fever. and Is
able TO be about the house
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SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIL
N City of Wheeling will on

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ City of Wheeling will, on
SATURDAY, JANUARY II, 1881,
offer for sale, at public auction, at the front
door of the Court House OF Ohio county In said
city, the following very desirable real estate,
TO wit:
First-The south one-half OF lot number sew
en- (7l in square number nine 49,, as designated
on the map OF the subdivision OF the Joseph
Caldwell estate, fronting on the western side
OF Jacob street, between the streets formerly
known as Fairmont and Caiharine.
Second-The east half Of lot number fifty -one
on the south side Of Fifteenth street, ard being
the same property now occupied by Geo. q.
Hancn, ESQ., ms a residence. On this
RsSs Of and PT0BR ek stable and ihs
IL valuable, finely located, and
viii make q splendid home Tor any purchaser.
Third-The property in which Andrew King
now resides, situated at the northwest corner
Of Nineteenth and Jacob streets, being part Of
lot number forty-Seyen IN IN the Fourth
ward. fronting fifteen feet on Nineteenth
street and running back Of that width 81
feet to the centre line OF private alley, but 4
width OF five feet along the north end OF this
third parcel shall he subject 10 a ease
ment OF private alley, for which n Il now
third parcel OF land will be soid and conveyed
subject To q further easement IN favor OF the
present or any future owner Of the parcel OF
Ground adjoining on the west and now owned
by Edward King to have. maintain and uSe,
now located maintained and used, the-priv ate
sewer extending from said adjoining parcel
across said third parcel TO the main sewer on
Nineteeuth strcet.
Possession OF the nrst piece OF said property
will be given al once and Of the other two
pieces upon the fifst day Of April, 1871.
TERMS or SALE-One'third 81 the purchase
noneg and H much more thereof As the rur-
chaser may elect, cash On the day Of sale, tho
residue Of the purchase money payablef I'm two
equs, installmenis, in one and two years res
pecfiyely, from the day OF sale, hearing inter
at from that day and secured by deed Of tru4
upon the property sokd, the purchaser 10 gve
bis negotiable prornts-ory notes for the de-
ferred payments. The purchaser OF the SEQ
ond and third parcels respectively win he re-
Quircd to insure, azd keep inslSed until the
payment In full OF the purchase money. for
the benefit of said city, the butldin2s On said
parcels "a \ further security, sueh Insurance
to he in n asNoDnt and In company salts
factory To the ahdersigned:
Chairman Of the Committee on Claims.
W. II. HALLER, Aoctioneer. decE
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rom Lucas Music Store, i1ls Main street
Pianos and Orgaiis on easy terms
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That the recipient would gladly givH back;
But IL it's a woman you want to please,
Then give her some bric-a-brac.
And the assortment of bric-a-brac let US
here remark, can be found nowhere so
complete as at Friedel's queensware, glass
and novelty store, on Main stree. The
estimable and obliging proprietor has just
returned from the east, where he selected
magnificent line of the very latest novel
ties for the holiday season. 1t is an abso-
lutte pleasure for any one who has an eye
for the beautiful to visit Eriedel's place. II
the art of glass making has not attained
perfection. it is mighty near that desirable
end. And this remark is not inclusive of
quality and beauty alone, but with refer
ence to prices. Hardly anything in the
market is there that is so elegant and yet so
cheap as the marvellous productions in the
glasS-makers art, and which are so ex-
haustiyely represented at Friedels. Be-
sides this line, his crockery ware, the finest
China, both plain and ecorated, and very
many fancy articles, make his store an UNI
usually attractive one to shoppers. He ex-
tends cordial invitation for every one TO
drop in and see him.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
HrNPTY DUMPTY.

George H. Adams and his company gave
a splendid show at the Opera House last
night to good audience, and we but do
him and his support justice when we say
that il was the best show OF the kind that
ever appeared here. Mr. Adams is the best
clown on the stage. The ventriloquistic
exhibition is immense. the trained dogs too
numerous to mention, the athletic per-
Torrance is marvellous and the whole show
splendid This-afternOon there will be a
matinee and this evening the programme
will close.
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The Observation-Disclosures in IS72-Mar-
tins restaurant and oyster house. the best
in the city, and one of the leading houses
of the kind in the country. Whecling's
popular restaurant proprietor, Martin
Thornton, has just received bills of fare and
prices for such from the leading restau-
rants in all the metropolitan cities in the
Union. and he finds by comparison, that
his meals, in style, quality. and price are
far superior and cheaper than at any of
the places mentioned above. Martins
house deserves to be called the best in the
State and one of the foremost in the coun-
try. for it has we'll stood the test of time,
having been established more than eight
years ago. It's uneXcelled reputation COM
mendS it to the patronage of all. For first
class meals 60 to Wheeling's leading res
taurant and oyster house, which is under
theeScellent management of Martin Thorn
ton, the proprietor.
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UrrY cULLINGs.


In and Abous Town.
ARMSTRONG, Cox 4 Co. have large orders
for boxes.
AspY KIxG's real estate is offered for sale
BY the city, through w. II. Halter
rR.H. LIST has been appointed receiver
for the firm Of Houston & Bingell, drug
sgists e A . ~ - ~ - -
A SLIGHT change in the present schedule
Of the B. & o. road win take effect to-
morrow.
BrppLx JeSss, who is employed at the
Water Works. has mashed his finger, and
is unable to work.
II 7. HrrcHIssox was yesterday appoint
al administrator Of the estate OF Eva Mich
ols, deceased. Bond $500. With John hnote
as surety.
A LITTLE girl OF South Wheeling, who has
been saving her money for the purpose OF
sending herself to school, last night lost
sa7. The fnder can leave it at this office.
FARMERS and hucksters' wrecked wagons
and wheels ornament nearly every street in
the city. 1t pays farmers better to stay at
home than TO make the attempt to drive
through this city.
7. 7. CocKAYSE, with his orchestra, will
go to Etnaville this evening to play for
reception at the Hall IL promises TO be
grand affair. The floor has been waxed and
put in fine condition. Allpersous can cross
at any hour during the night at the ferry.
YESTERDAY afternoon Rev. Stump, of Tri-
adelphia. narrowly escaped horrible
death under the wheels OF railroad car
The Hempfield train had backed out into
the ward where the reverend gentleman
followed it in order to go home, and i'll at
tempting TO board it his feet becase liked
under a rail, and nothing but the stop
page of the train saved his life.
The young folks OF Ohio and Brooke
counties. who have been anticipating the
grand reception for some time past, to be
| held at the Ridgely Mansion, out near West
Liberty, assembled last evening to the
number of one hundred and fifty, and it
was pronounced, by all who were present
| the grandest affair of the season. L. T.
| Cockayne, with his fine orchestra, furnish
ed the music, and the dancing continued
until late hour.
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C. Krnus 4 brother.

Santa Clans, what will you bring me,
When you come on Christmas night
wish for Whatever you want my boy,
And I'll see they come all right"
II you're sensible boys, you'll rush for
one of those oyercoats shown by C.. Knus
& Bro, on Main below Twelfth street. Toys
and books are good enough in their way,
but you tire OF them before long. while a
good vsrm oyerceat or . suit Of clothes
VII ass iEsesase sat;l next spring. Think
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yya,or % feerR RINSE Ec Nsw ,%,-


The Nail City passed up with a tow OF
slaves and other lumber yesterday.
The Telegram, Scioto and Abner ON cal
made their regular trips yesterday.
The Sidney arrived in good time yester-
day and will depart at ; o'clock this after
noon.
The Wyoming Will be down from Pitts
burgn tomorrow morning She has one
hundred and twenty-five tons of freight
awaiting for her at this point.
The following boats passed down with
lows of coal yesterday: Henry Brown,
Tom Dodsworth, &. Sharp, Mcdonald, Sam
Brown, Belle MCGOWAN and Onward.
The Little Anna started in her regular
trade yesterday afternoon and made one
trip an hour between this place and Mar
tins Ferry, and will continue to do so in
future.
PITTSBURGH, December l6-Riyer II feet
3 inches, and falling Weather clear and
cool
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: : xr..a ouarter. or santa ciaais.

Heed Quarters or Santa CLASH
when Santa Claus goes out to seek
The very cheapest place
To purchase nfck-nacks, toys ana uots
He never runs his face. r..T -
He needs no guide to tell him where
Such things are offered low,
And keep him from the high-priced SHOPS
Where sales are always slow.
60 the WHEELING DAILY REGISTER
Helps the Jolly old gent along,
BY pointing our friend GESrHkRs s'ofe
Where things go OF for song.
Years OF experience in the toy business
nuts Prof. o. c. Genther at its head. lie Is
the modern Santa Claus. He'is more than
that; and for the reason that he isn't aroi,
trary. He has stock of goods gathered
from every quarter Of the land: and he
saws 10 one and all, "now come and choose
for yourselves" Never was there such an
array of toys brought to Wheeling II gus
counts f to-. yivnd itself almost, and when
you go to see that store of Genthers pack
ed rom floor to ceiling and learn the low
nr;ces at which they are being sold you VIII
say to Yourself, I need go no further, this
Is The place for which have been looking
Then You will buy what you want and on
Christmas morning you will wake up to ma
one OF the hsppiest households in the land
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OF all the remedies on earth that we'll
NAV claim attention, Dr. THOMAS EcfEC-
TRIO Or commands especial attention. For
wondrous power to cure disease, its fame
there's none can throttle. Its merits are
not in the puffs, but are inside the bottle.
Rheumatism, neuralgia, sore throat, asthma,
bronchitis. diptheria, etc, are all cured by
Thomas Electric Oil. Laughlin Bros. & ca.
agents, Wheeling.
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IT is worth remembering that nobody en-
Joys the incest surroundings if in bad
health. There are miserable people about
to-day with one foot in the grave, when a
bottle of Parker's Ginger Tonic would do
shem more good than all the doctors and
ttedicines they have ever tried. See adyer-
mement
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Ho! FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
Some Seasonable Reading For the Old, the
Middle Aged and the Young Of BOth
-Z.aa Sexes.
CHRISTMAS CHIMES IN VERSE AND
PROSE. ara

$ Below is some of the handiwork OF
our holiday reporter. Read 1t an. In
rhyme there is reason ana o heap OF
good sense besides, You viii soon ne
buying Christmas presents and you Will
find i'm what Is written beneath some
suggestions of value. ...,
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''Oh, how do wish my skin was as clear
and soft as yours, said lady To her friend
You can easily make it So" answered the
friend. How inquired the first lady.
by using Hop Bitters, that makes pure
rich blood and blooming health. 1t did it
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M)sslias Resistts
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index to New Advertisements.


New GoOls-Geo. r. Taylor
OzoGe-CThird Pagel
Tax Notice-Geo. r Tingle.
Holiday GOOds-Logan & Co
Headquarters for Furniture-Friend &
Son.
Opera HouSe--John S. Clarke.
Secondhand Piano-WilSon Il Banner.
Holiday Goods. G.. Dillon.
Spareribs To-day-D. &. List, jr.
NutS-H. +. Behrens. local Page.
Periodicals for lSS2-C. II. Quimby. Le-
cal Psge.
Pictures Framed-Kirk. Local Page
The Sunday Leader-Holiday Edition.
local Page.
Sale OF Valuable Real EState-[Local
Psge.l
Letter List-lLocal Page
Gloves for the Holidays-GlOye Factory.
Local Page1
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When a young lady hens handkerchiefs
for rich bachelor, she sews that she may
reap. When seeds of disease are planted
through over indulgence, you can prevent
the undertaken from reaking the benefit by
using SPRING Blossom. Price 80 cents, trial
bottle 10 cents. Laughlim Bros. ( Co.
agents, Wheeling.
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DoS'T leave the city without calling at G.
s. Peeney's, No. 1iI0 Main street, to eI-
anime his large and complete stock Of fine
confectioneries.
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FIFTY dozen Silk HandkerchiefS, 100
dozen Linen, Lace and Boriered. Handker-
chiefs that must be sold at any price before
the holidays. Geo. G.. Roth.
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IRRITATION OF THE SCALP.

CALI and see the fine line OF Holiday
Goods displayed at Nos. POO and POP Main
street. Geo. e. Roth.
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GEORGE Il. TAYLOR will add to his stock
Of ladies' neck wear, this morning 4 great
variety of the handsomest goods in that
line be has ever had in his store.
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Pr1IsxrnsH soUTHxRy RAILWAY Co,

PT1I9Hfh 6H SOT INkKN hAILNAE OUrI
PTTTsBCRsH, December lith, $751;
Notice IA hereby given that the regular An.
nual Needing Of the Sockholders OF the corA-
pany viii be held at No. 10 Wood stree, P4tts-
bursh. Pa, on the second Monday lts) OF
Januery. A. ID. 1850. st one O'Clock r. a, for
the purpose Of elec[ing Board Of D.rectors,
and the transaction OF such other bssdnes -
may DO presented J. W. HON IASD.
decl5i -. besrctary.
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DoS'T leave the city without calling at G..
S. Feeney's. No. 14l0 Main street, to ex-
anime his large and complete stock OF fine
confectioneries
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Honorable Mention.

SILK Handkerchiefs for cost at Mrs. 5. s
Kisners, lO7l Main street.
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Our line of Holiday Goods is complete,
and we are selling them cheap. George G..
Rotb
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USE Morning Glory Baking Powder. 1t
cannot be excelled. G. S. feeny, No. 1ii0
Main street, proprietor.
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PERUNA is the greatest and best remedy
ever used. Am well. JAS. FITZGERALD,
PittSburg Pa.
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MAMMOTH holiday edition Of the Sunday
Leader tomorrow.
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Flannel lined shoes and slippers
from 75c up, at 1T. STONES, TAO
Main street.
HOTEL ARRIVALS


J A Kennedy, city A9Pham, Jack 'nMicii
Powdson, Wash'n Goa Graham, Jack nMich
DR. d Scott, West Mid-C Pomeroy, Detroit
dletown ID White, Boston
]. Campbell, Hanck col Elliott, Guyandotte
Jno VI Evans, BellaireM Pierce, Steuben lie
A T Castor, city MLFinnell, Pittsburgh
Jw Marshall, Burtonw G Kincade. Antih o
g NJ Rohrbough BucknE Thompson, Kala'zoo
Henry Hays, fIeeportJ n Conneli, Cleveland
Silas Sayers, Chicago O Z David son, Cinciu
] g Burdett X Ms Z X Crymble.R 81
q III Shiun, r Ms TW Phillips, q q 80
J B strouse, PitrsburghJ Conner, cumb aiepd
J. Bishop, Iiniiau QUO + beasy, Jack n MlcA
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BEAVER Hats tor cost at Mrs. S. S. EiS.
ner'S, .lO7l Main street
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SOWING and Reaplnx.

INK Dupont Sand 4 Bottom Kid Glore for
cost at Mrs. s. s. Kisner's, l07l Main street.
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An Authentic Testimony,

GENrLEMEN-For five years have been
troubled with dandruff and severe itching
of the scalp, and my hair falling out. l
have tried almost every known remedy, all
proving worthless. Seeing ByRyErr's Co
CoAISE and BURSETT's kALLIsToS advertised
/ procured bottle of each, and am happy
to state that the dandruff is completely re-
moved and no itching whatever remains.
J. +. CAvEN,
Kansas City, No.
BURYErT's FLAvoRING EXTRACTS are the
hnOA
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FINK Spanish Lace Ties, Black and White,
for cost at Mrs. S. S. kisner's, 1911 Main
street
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CoLLNRs. Cuffs, Lace Ties. Null Ties.
Fichus, 1fuftiers. &c. at Gro. q. Roth's.
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Ladies', ]. T. Stone mas Just the
Slipper you want for q Holiday
resent, from s. to SIS. Call at
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O. a eaA per day at home HAnp,ss worth
Kcrisaa, Msiaa 6slN
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Best Cigars In the city at New
mcIEure House Cigar Stand.
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EDUCATIONAL.
WEST VIR0INlA UNIVERSITY

NyINn DEPARTMENTS or STUDY; ~
IN books furnished nj cost; ealeo
ranged 10 sun teachsn; espsos zoo CO.
from sl75 To eAQ; non <scta1sn, be
ough. Tall tsrm begins ssptsmhS 80
tendance last year from twenty -ssts 80
Of West Virginia and from ssss'
NumSsf Of students Isrysr thas for S'''
For 0ssaioeuss aud other inssrnsi,,ss
% ths Actin. President, j. - rbh, -
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TEE Undress Kid Glove reduced to cost
at Mrs. s. $. Kisner's. 107l Main street
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FAIR AND FESTIVAL
AT THE
CHURCHOP THE ENACULATE CONCEPTION
COMMENCING
Thursday Evening, December 10th,

And continuing through the week. This will
be one OF the most attractive Faris ever held
In Wheeling. II will be opened Tuesday even
ing by Bishop Kahn.
Music by Kramer. delll7
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: Gail and see our line OF Holiday Goods
They must be sold before che holidays.
tico 6, Roth. !.
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of This and come out strong for good ssn-
sibIe present. Tell Santa Claus what you
want and please to remember THAI it can
he found only ate. Kraus & Bros.
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\ CNkrENrER.
A T.Rtiy,s wish.

Tickets will be on sale for Gus Williams
this morning at Wilson & Banners store.