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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-04-29

DO 81 d : :: !:
M for our Price List for
ADDRESS upon ap-
pncation. Contains
- thing required for
with ovar ON y, personal or family use
goods at wholesale prices in 1uantitie.' Sna AZ
me mel purchaser The only institution in Ame s
wn n1 mSks s9is their special business. Address
S25 d sac WAbash Ave-, Chicago m.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-04-29
DR.. SP(|||| =
NO. Al R2A1
Treats all Chronic ~
XouNG

YOUNG
NAHHO MAY BE SUFFERIlf
" fects Of youthful folltof u
do well to avail themselvcu
boo,- ever laid at the altAs 4 u
DR.. SPINNEY will guarantee M
cry case Of Seminal WEAKNESS y
any kind or character Whieh n
fails to cure. \
NIDDLE-A0W
There are many ct the ~ n
are troubled with too freqae6f
bladder, often accompanied k4Q
j, ming sensation and weel
III . manner the patient canD
examining the urinary depq NJ
will often be found, and sor1
cles of slbumen win appeal, =
thin milkish hue, again che1
torpid appearance. There MI
of this difficulty, ignorant a ~
the second stage of seminal -
guarantee . perfect cure b -
healthy restoration Of the genly
Office Hours--l0 TO 4 and s y NJ
10 to IL A. N. Consultation m !
ination and advice, IS. III
Call or address
DR.. SPMuU
No. II Kearny 6Fee
p. S.--For private disessn e.
full course OF medicines, SUM-
all instructions, will be sent y
ceipt of $1,000 81
Jan. Is, 1680-t.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-04-29
FOR SALE.
"A House and Ranch,

Also some Placer Diggings, on Pine
oreek' mile and a half east of town, will
De sold very cheap for cash. INQUIRE on
the premises or at this office.
~, - m MRS GEO. TREGAsKIs.
March It'll, Slim.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-04-29
PLAIN, OR IN coLoRs

And atpricss SO per cent below
our former rates.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-04-29

Iiniment is needed by somebody in
every house. Every day brings ncwS OF
the agony OF an awful scald or burn
snbiued, OF rheumatic martyrs re-
stored, or a valuable horse or OK
saved by the healing power of this
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-26

FIFTY dozen Linen Hcm-Stttch Handker-
chiefs. loo. A. l.. Rice & Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-26
81. Cs.ALRSyaEE.E NEWS.

i
Sl.HH li.l,> ,,,",,,''' 'j, w.. h,IL,ni,
rN'I.i"% ,."'H i,i..,,i;.,.
l" r'I,,S 800 " =, ,r ,i,r, "a -
r.' WEI vas pa. ~ VIA 80
l''I.
Mis- y, j." +. i.""N!. '''' cr.'"'.' fI''
-. will g'NC H,'.." 'hi'''3'Nlh'A' III u"
iI1'' h'N, M'i'''"' '''"''~'
Mr M:chaI l,rudcr,hot. prominent
:.,.I ii.l.'y respected .aruar O.. Washington
t.,.r,i.ip. Va, aUiudg,d ir-aM, D. the rro-
late Gu; end conveyed e. The asylum AZ
tri,.> to-day. Nj. !!c".'r~hrt : a, very
popular rau, M.j his many i'ic&I, ar"
tytply gsi,,l over his mir.T,nne lis "a
sanity un..v.ta ir>'I in effort, :" take ms
owh lis life. Ia A'".''. near . .''.'' '"-
Mills.
Tie -. t'ir-yilir and Northern railroad
AID Tie G.. 7. Y. n ". Railroad have been
having a little trouble his week. the Tus-
,arawa, Valley folks have quit stopping
their rhr,u.L train, a, Barton Station, The
function nt Tie TWO roads. and have also
abolished Barton "a, a freight station Tni,
action j. source of great Inconvenience ID
passengers and destroys all freight business
On the 81 {. y y. road. The officers OF the
latter read have been maxim" efforts To have
the +. V. company revoke its changes AMI
restore matters aN they were before ana
they have agreed L" dp 50 On next Monday
The following indictments by the grand
jury. I'm addition To those vlr"ady published,
Ccnr,,, Y, n,uola, for courrgl.nr stolen
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-26
JURORS DRAWN
To Serve I'm Courts One and Two Next
Week.

TIE following named gentlemen have
been drawn as jurors to serve at the term vi
court which will begin next week; JuHSc
Hoyd's Jurors will meet next Monday, no
ycmber 2Sth, at . A. NJ, while those IN JUICE
Jocob's court will come at "a. M, IueSda!
the 29th
PART l-JrDGE BOYD.
Washington-Dan Arndt, VIM. :. Cos
horn, August SchuctZncr.
Madison-J. II. Diehl, Il. ): Irwin.
Clav-M. r. Wolf, +. l.. Bill =, ~
Union-Henry OFT, Chas WeitTcII IT, W.
Merchant. Jr u. "
Barton. u.r
Ritchic@A. {. Fischer, II. c. Mayer, Jas.
McCully.
Triadcphia-Mark Miller. Il. NJ. Dougher-
". Lucius IIogc.
Richland-Wm Carter, Burt Hedges L.
ButSford.
Liberty. !. Councilman, IL L. Ne
Cannon. j. }. Jacob.
PNET Two--jUDGE JACOBS.
Washington-AlcX. Frcw Hcber List. l..
Reid
Madison-C W. Dittman: T. \. IIog'. T,
W. Phinney.
Clay-Charlcs f. Bailey, G. Baird. .Ir., II.
Quarter.
Union-Alcx Morrison, i. Bloomfield,
Ccnrrc-T. G. Monat, Il. T. Frcw William
Myic>.
Wcbstcr-.Tacoh T. Hughes, y. Reister,
Ir.. Ed. Norton.
Iitchic-Gcorgr Hes. J. c. Kurn"r, ]. \.
Hays.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-26
WASHINGTON DRIFT.
( Continued from first page

sire to get good places on the com ttets'
the surcst way To- get desirable rhai man
shin being to make a respectable SiagSer as
n candidate for Speaker. After ThankSSN
ing the contest is expected to get req not
and the yinous elements Of the lobby antici-
nnic considerable rcirrShmcnt at The various
headquarters.
Srno;rr Davis and Senator Camden are
both here and expect 10 remain most "i inc
lime until Congress meets. Both OF them
nyrcct r. have their families with them tins
winter, and have secured pleasant quarters
mt the Arlington.
Judgc llogc. who came over with ms Wiic
Tuesday. told me they expected |" Iprate III
the National thi. winter. ami Congress Imrn
Ecuna and wife will probably be AZ me same
,Igrr. as well ~ Col. Wilson.
Srcrial AGENT ShallcruS>. who got back
from Charleston a day or two >inc', salh
Lc thought the United States District Court
town there would end next Saturday.
CO.. Bob. Skies Blair of the county ~
Cirrh;c i, here. and Major ''Sli!cs' Gar
diner. who is working up g""l record III
tLr dcrartmcUt, Ca'tc Oh yesterday To ger
instructions for aM extended Inspection al
Indian agencies. -;
pIace in the Navy Department. and most OF
The other West NirginianS VIII" were Tired
ont" after General COT let 20 of the Secrcia-
ry>hip have been provided for.
There is some curiosity expressed a. I"
whether the limited Stalwart element an
West Nirginia is Ia he recognized by the
new administration. As Captain J"hh
Ros<lcr was a member al the three hun
drrd and six al Chicago and Is ne speaks
German lucntly and cncrgc'iraiIY, ne might
he sent to Berlin.
| expect to hr absent after tomorrow
until the conyruin" of Congress NEXT
Monday week After that hope I" b" able
Ia send you something daily. LNN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-26
..straWs SHOW which Way the Wind
Blows"

We have been pushed Tor help since We
beg,n our great Discount sale which will
continue for the next ten days
Our object i 10 reduce stock, ami W. have
cut the prices OF OyercoaJS down. down.
down
Good OvercoatS, former, reduced 10 - p
Fine Fur Beaver OvcrcuatS only 81 %
Fine UlStCrcttyS, Tor men, az - %
Fine UlsterettcS, for boys, at =.
Cashmere Pants az 81 80, worth = %
Cashmere Pants at -, worth - %.
Strictly Atwood Pants nj -, worth 81 -.
Heavy Business Suits $3.50, worth $50.
Heavy Cashmere Suits 500, worth so"
Strictly Atwood Business Suits reduced
10 $1,000 worth Sli5O.
Heavy UndershirtS and drawers 25c.
Heavy Bleu Flannel Shirts zoe.
OuT entire stock at great bargains.
kswe said before. the intention of these
sacrifices is 10 realize cash. Our store was
tbronged all week with purchasers aSer to
secure these bargains. Come ana see LoE
yourself. -, .,,,r,,..,
reward in any case where we fan 70 90 as
advertise. Kline Bros, the Reliabie'CI0th-
iers, "a Twelfth street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-26
To Retailers orCigarS.

Saloon keepers, retail grocrr,. cputectjou-
CrS, drug men and other crt1jLr, ot cigar,
ARE asked to come and inspect my stock OF
cigars which are made in my own shops aud
which ! can sell wholesale tp the TRADE at
less prices Tor the SAME quality offered by
either Eastern or Western manufacturers.
These cigars are packet under nay own per
SOual supervision, and claim that iu their
quality and appearance, ~ well a, the hand
some style of thr boxes they are equal ID
not sUpcriurtu any goods that vutur % this
market. An Invitation is extended rp irllr.,
10 inspect the cigars Of my make ,uarm-
tee them Ia give more Satisfaction than out
side makes. and / can save YOU money i'm
these goods, rs we'll as freight charges Com
in and see me 40 any time. J. g. = Bier
north side OF Twelfth ~'~,.', two door, be-
l.u. M4rLsf
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-26
Atthe ChiIdrcn,s Home.

A number Of turkeys and many other
thanksgiving dclicacirS having been sent tu
the Children'S Home, "Wednesday evening
and early ON Thanksgiving morning. very
choice and bOuutiiUl dinner was made pos
siblc, and the children were gladdcucd br-
yOnd what can be- expressed i'm words At
noon the boys and girls were summoned 10
the diniug-rUom, and after asking their
blessing:
Lord bless this food which now We take.
And save our souls for Jesus sake. Amen"
the plates were filled and filled again until
all were fully satisfied. Mrs J. Z. Harden
President OF Lady Managers, Mrs John
Wagner and sister, Rev. Mr. poruhla,cr.
Rev : T. Barnjtz, and others. also. whose
names we failed % get. were prc>cutaS look
erS-On. and tn tell the children what pleas
ure it gave Others Ia make them happy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-26

Illustrating bis subject, and giving his hear
els very valuable information.
The choir sang = song after Prof. PeaSiee
concluded after which Superintendent
Smart of Indiana spoke upon the subject OF
Educational Hindrances."
AFTEEooOS SESSION
In the Afternoon after music by the choir,
Superintendent DeGraff told the teachers
Glow TO Teach Spelling During the Third
and Fourth Years"
At the conclusion Of Prof. DeGrat! adj
dress Superintendent Peaslcc OF Cincinnati
delivered an address upon the Life and
Writings OF Oliver Wendell Holmes
LAST NIGHTS SESSION.
The session OF the Institute last night was
well attended. although a small admission
ice was charged The choir was not 50 nu-
Incrous as usual, bat the singing was IT
least equal to that which had proceeded ii
during the day The session WAS opened by
the sing vi Hear the Merry School Bell
Ring"
After tie singing, Prof. !. J. Burns, Su,
ucrintcudrnt OF Ohio was introduced. and
delivered his lecture on Tie boy that is
and the man that ought to be-, an address
filled with wit and pathos but which space
will not allow lis to notice i; more length
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-26
j. e.. W. REFER,
The Electric Light Cigar uan-Thc Pro
nlium Store for smokers and Chew

Merit is bound to Win Courtesy is never
al q discount Energy will always he 2pprc-
cjltrd Honesty In business is Il virtue that
will ever win admirable recognition. These
Qualities are characteristic of Mr.. J. e.. W.
Refer. the cigar man. whose handsome parlor
cigar store. one door below Market, on the
north side ut Twelfth street is well known
tu thousands ot the readers ot the REGISTER.
Mr. Bpjcr has been engaged the past month
In fitting up his store ami now has Is plea
ant and complete a gar parlOr ~ any in the
city. Mu~c than this he has il stocked with
splendid rauds of cigars and chewing and
smoking tobacco. In the line OF cigars he
has recently made extensive purchases, and
with his excellent Judgment and care. he
has made some great har-aiuS and got quail
tiles Of cigars that will delight the cNpc--
fenced smoker, who i a COnuOl>Scur IN the
weed Let the philosophers all say what
they will. the main thing Ut which We all
aim. even i'm virtue itself, - pleasure. SAYS
M,ntaiEuc. and the remark hits the nail
exactly on the head. That some pleasures
end I'm smoke is also true. but when the
smoke comes from one Ot Bclcr~ Electric
Light > cent cigars it il comfort and >olayc
most chcaply bought.
IL would be impossible in a
short article like this 10 cuumcratc the dit
frrvut grades. prices and qualities ut the a.
l,tr> handled by Mr. BciCr. Suffice II Ia say,
that ht. has Tine line and every single Cj-
,-l~ manufactured ont ut choice lcLI, or care
fully selected from other leading manuta'-
mrcys of the East or West. or from foreign
makers The latter is applicable 10 GS piu
and smoking tuharcos which will bc found
ro represent all tine most popular brands
and sold at the lowest prices.
For th, holidays Mr.. Bcivr offers hand
>.,ur we'll filled cigars IN handsome boxes u
.tTf rr~irr>. fancy articles Tor smokers, fame
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-26
THE RAG FOE IMPORTED WARE

THE RAG so1s fnFoRiLO Nh"
Continue. on the increase. and II" ei"-
.snnt hCmc il without ornaments oil TINS
sometimes unique and sometimes really
beautiful product Of the potter. ana
glass makers. and We have some Oh Inc
latest md most saleabic designs In THESE
goods. with mere to come In for the hoi-
idays. TO IA lady WHO haN taste III or''-
mcutiHg her Rome no present IMAM u
handsome piece Of Ornnmcnird ware
could possibly give her more delight
The prices Or this ware have declined
.oucu hat with their Increased manu-
facturc and comrctc:;or.and having but
lately entered into she ..aic 10 any cN-
cent IF lhi. ware. ,c cmn o;."r GOOD ai'
vantage. in prices Wiiirih holders OF Old
sleek cannot DO.
MILLER & FHtNEHEIN.
Jewellers. 40. 1900 Narl.ci street.
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River News

Water o feet : inchCS-fallug.
The Bachelor. the Emma Graham, the Jim
Brown, and the Nail City went down on
Thursday.
The Liberty ana the Belle Prince went
down yesterday.
The Scotia will be down at an carly hour
this morning.
The sydney was To- come in last night, and
will leave for Cincinnati ut p. NJ.
The Courier will 20 t. rarl:rr>hurg to-day.
The Katie StoykdnlG is due up IN place Of
tho IIuls,u
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-26
Geo. J.. bursts Candy palace.

At no time iu tbc year du., one, thoughts
So naturally turn tp-Wr' twrslt- g., this. ufui
u"pIurr can they hv better vratit,d u the
city vt Wheeling than 30 NJ Gru. g.. bursts.
whose store ls appropriately termed rusdy
palace. George hg~ grr On 90 ~p',uiiJ ~0urh
Ot Nhim-Us celebrated Philadelphia
candies AMI a magnificent array Of rur.rr-
TONER ,s and fruits of all Kind, Tor Christ
mu,. GruIgr.s place {, No. IIIT Market
street liz =, ud, are ~, fresh 40, they are
pure and delicious, and yuu viii, find thrJu
just what y"U w,ug ira the fancy grocery,
candy, fruit or nut line. Call ia and. 80
GcOrsr ami You will Dee convinced that there
il no finer assortment of good, anywhere
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-26
CITY CULEINGs.
a Rrief Resume Of n Days EInppenings
in and Abo;Sl Town.

i'm and AboIit Town.
TIE cold weather knocks the pink eve
y,-rvrD,~ ,,.,, NM, -. - I,p,u,
mill
,,,.
i5l''S " AHh'N"'"' - 20 nave ""'"'
80.
=, me ii. p2 ~, more Shu On'" ply CIR wa III
'ie Guy lhuf>"'y.
lT Is reported that there is another ClSe OI
variOlO,d IN the Fifth war.i
r,rrrr ,,.. d, ,i..,,.,, o, yy.-,,,,o,l', hall
Snr,L Vvl.ol;,,,, -, ,rL,,rsJ,x ri.,l,
49,
ME. l.. REED i''" '''I IIi. "'''''''
."''N on the i"'' ''P W ,''1 '''.''.''
My tEENLNINE VIII Toe al 'h% 'p'V'
House 'he last wv "'''' W '''>' wen
llIDHETU.S 'rdinance WIN PrrErht iiilrc
akir> from giving to sunday n'Sht>h""S-
\ ~rNEFU of the boilers ~ tn" Riverside
have laid of or gCcoUu, ot a scarcity vi ma
4crjaL
r,~.r.r ~,.u;,L and thread ltr, .haap
". MOI, yyl,.., no, say. 1r,. 20, J.,lr En,
-. i,r.r
, L..
-. tE" .N'N'', P'I"'tN,', 80 ',U,.,','
>-l , 'H'S - i"''"'''9 "'' '"'' ''i'''
adventure.
The schools of Wheeling will celebrate
the birthday ot Daniel Webster, on the lo.h
of January. l~N2.
THEE GAYS OF pig iron vent 10 Pittsburgh
ir~,,I -,,-,lrrY roa,lS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-26
BDcyyES, STaTIoNERY. &c.

Seine elegant SOO;ia IN ihe way of Or
ua,nenGaI BrcnzcI have been Iuanurar.
furCG ,uriu. the past six months for
the holiday season. and We have made
choice and large selections. which we
will he gIai 10 have inspected by hOli-
day present purchasers, or those furn-
i>hing homes. We are able. having
bought early and extensively of these
beautiful goods. to sell AZ retail for Ic -
than we could ROW buy from t:Ic manu-
fRcturcrs ourselves. so great II lhc pres
ent demand for these ever enduring.
tasteful and hand So!I ornaments. I'm
prices and design they are of wide var
IcfY. Call.
MILLER & FRANZUEIM,
Tie jewelers., no. I209 Market treet.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-26
YESTERDAYS SESSIONS.
yrsrrrn,y NorNrN4'> rRocrEpryGs

The Institute W., opened yesterday rs'rn
irs bv the singing by the choir and audi
enCc, of Nearer. My God, to Thee"
Prof. DcGratr then told the teachers How
n teach. how to get the sense OF the SEN
fence how to get the sense OF the subject,
how 10 give the sense. and how to tell it"
calling up a class OF grammar school pupils
I'm illustrate his method Of teaching, and
Giving the teachers some excellent hints.
At The conclusion of Prof. De Graf re-
marks SUPERINTENDENT PeaSlee, OF the Free
schools of Cincinnati, delivered an address
70 the teachers on Prinyar Arithmetic, IL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-26
/ sec the Genuine Singer.
ADJUSTMENTS.
ACADEMY or MUSIC.

Manager Weeks has reduced the price ii
admission To the Academy to II, - and -
cents. He keeps his attractions up t" the
Standard however, and indeed has made ar
fragments. to give a better show than was
ever given in this city. II is likely that the
house will he packed Tonight, ~ the att"a"-
tionS offered i'm their repertoire are bright
and shining lights ON the variety stage
boards
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-26

THE largest stock of Linen Handkerchicfs
\ L. Rice & Co
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-26
TEACHERS TALKING
CT WHERE TO TEACH, OF HOW 70
TEACH, OF WHOM TO TEACH.
Tie Proceedings of The Last Two Days at
the Superintendent Conventon--The
Thanksgiving Exercises--Oo-
ings at the institute
Yesterday
BATTLING FOR A BANNER, With WORDS
AS WEAPONS.
Thanksgiving Services.

The institute was called 10 order by Supe.-
.ujrudcut Butcher about $50 \. N. The
hoir not being present in . body, the audi
,rcc were called lpun to aid in the singing,
end Nearer Ny God to Thee was rendered,
Nil Dillon presiding at the piano. As the
uot,, Il the Familiar hymn swcllcd through
the room, borne upon the voice. "f those
V So occupation it is t" teach the young,
f. Va, easy t. believe that the day was one
70, national Thanksgiving.
The opening PRAYER was offered by Prot
\. |. Furintun, and was eloquent and "p-
Lrml.riatr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-26
M!LLER& FRANZHEIM, The lew
ELERS,

Caliyour attention early to thu stock
of diamonds. ce'eC ed gems Of pur-
est ray and FIRST water jewels,
mounted in tbs latest unique designs
in rings, pain bands, sets and ora
amenta! clusters and sOIitaires. and
also in sets ard pins. Those have
been bought for the holiday season,
and are considered The finest as
sOfiment in Wheeling. You are in
vited 10 cal! add see these goods a
1868 Market Street.
KILLER G. FREEZHEsH.
The Jewellers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-26
TWO FATAL ACCIDENTS.
a Brakemnn'S skull Crushed and an
Engineer ScaIdCd Co Death.

Thursday afternoon aS the T. 4 q. pay car
was coming from Washington, Pa, Wallace
Mortified, who lived with his widowed
mother at FairmOut, was struck 10y the foot
bridge at the Central Glass Works and al
most instantly killed. his skull being
crushed like an egSShclL lie WAS taken u
the Dead House at the foot of Twenty Soy
enth street where his remains were Cuiiiurd
and sent home 10 FairmOuj Nyrrj6cld was
not u rcgular man ON the Ucwprirld. and
was therefore unaware ot the locality of the
bridge. lie was about - or y wears OF aye.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-26
ScaI1Ied to Death.

Yesterday morning aS the train on the G..
T. V. 4 W. road WAS coming toward Bridge
port the engine LETT the track and WIS ditch
cd in moment Ben Baldwin, the engineer,
was fatally SCalded Baldwin lived no Canal
Dover, where he leaves a wife and three
children The accident occurred within a
mile of UrichSyilIC, and i, supposed 10 have
been caused by a defective rail.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-26

Full lines of handsome Reversible
Ulsteretts and 0VerCOatS. Special
ties in Underwear, heCkwear, Col
lars and Cuffs. Late novelties in
Cuff Fasteners and Magic Buttons.
One hundred pairs city made Cater
tops. D. GUNDLlA6 & CO.,
Star ClOthiers, 36 Twelfth Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-26
NOTICE. NnTICat

This il positively ihc last chance you
will have go purchase clothing AT sued
Immense bargains. KLINE Bf;DEss-
EHS, the reliable ciOthicrS. "a THciffh
street. have marked down their entire
stock AT priS - never heard Of before.
See their price list in the local column.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-26
Z = : = 4,
Goods that are Very Scarce New TO
be had by CLING at Once,

F,Unc, Sa.tinG, I'm Tie Gc.ush'c shades. b.
kvs Fl-uneiN in az coolers and Shades lnciud-
ing Operas.
MCiie Anti IUC SNtiu~. NOvcltir, IN Dr">r
" GarnitureS silk I l IShCS I'm all tplOrN GrON
Gran, six in gll COiug>. Sltiu~ in all color.
Illuminated PlaidS ana stripe for = :rnit'ircS
The new imperial SILK TRIMMINGS Just out IN
all cO.Or> quantity mltyt| bUr great sac o.
i Sold out
over " O ~ ndrcj new wraps a -iu This dav
- our tl,aE Room; viii give special prices n
White ElII 6CJ~ and Flannel ellis week..
We want yOU tp cal; We know vs. can >9N
you money
We know We have the best ass IfruJrut "a
choose troIl. W know 81 you vui nu,'. N"S
will 20 10 again.
ltsu b. v but 500 orr Cd .rF,r-,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-26
ISn,,Ibur. E,tl-in.

We will sell YOU ixG-;nrh wide tlo,mcnE
ut -, - and ~ cents. for which you VIII
have Ia pay double i'll January. Call at
once. John Em>hcimcr. Eleventh street,
between Main and Market.