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New Goods Of Splendid ChaEaetel
Summing up the inducements,
THEY ARE:

Fint-A stock OF Silks satins Vclvets,
Pushes, and suruhs, etc, never before offered
50 low, and nothing SO acceptable for pres
emit
second-A stock OF Housekeeping Goods,
such as Table Linens Towels, Towelings,
Napkins, bed Spreads, Blankets, Lace Cur
tains, Cretonnes, ETC., ETC., reduced from
ourusuRl prices, something hHtcan be seem
and servlceablC Christmas gift
Thlrd-A stock OF Cloaks, DolmAnS, Walk
Ing jackets, listers, Circulars, PaGtots, etc.,
such stock that you will only seeby calling
on manufacturers, so low that many msr'
chants would DO willing to buy them. Moth
ing more acceptable for IIolldaypreSent'
Fourth-A stock of low.priced Dress coodi
unouualled in this State. Make every one
happy when it costs so little.
Flnh-A stock OF Ladies', Gents, Misses
and Children's Furnishing Goods that have nc
comparison anywhere. OUR BAZAAR II
filled from one end to the other, The goods
will be sold. YounOed not studywhat TO buy
when you go to
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Yours truly,

DR.. Lightner or DR.. Hartman will prac-
tico at the st, James Hotel, Wheeling, W.
Va, from January 10th, 1882, to the even
ing Of January 2sth, 1882. Consultation
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Last evening was the second one Of the iait
now In progress at the Church Of the 1mmac.
ulatS Conception, Eighth ward, under The
management Of the ladies OF the church.
Notwithstanding the inclemency Of The
weather there was q large sized crowd In at.
tendance, and the fall will, II IL thought,
ultimately prove big success.
ThelAfge room III the basement presents q
truly gala appearance with It's pretty booths
and the bright dresses and handsome faces
Of the young ladies make the place appear
doubly attractive. In the rear OF the hall IA
the populat spot Of attraction, II being a coy
nook made Of lace curtains, and called
"Swiss Restaurant Az this place the vlSi.
tor Is welcomed by Miss Mary Chriitermeyer
and Misses Lizzie and Mary Weighet they
being dressed In tasty Swiss costumes. Mn.
VIM Russell has charge Of the feffeshment
department.
fhe fancy table Il presided over by Mes.
DANES q. Warner, John Frank and Frank
woeber. These ladies have sny quantity Of
fancy goods.
addition there arc several other booths,
all having their attractions, Several articles
are being closely contested for by the various
candidates.
Kramer ls Furnishing the music for The
faif, and that fact alone Ahould act as big
attraction, as u very likely does The iaif
will continue the remainder oftho week,
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PERsONAL MENTION.
lettings About wheeling People and
Some Of Their Friends.

bUu1H oI htlE AFAtHubs
Mr. W. G. Brown. Jr, Of Kingwood, Is
among his numerous friends In the city.
Hon. John W. Mason, Of Grafton, was In
the city yesterday on professional business,
Mr.. Dan Burroughs got back to the city
yesterday from visit among friends abroad.
1.orena May, little daughter Of Mr. W.
Smith, Is rapidly recovering from scarlet
fever.
Mrs. ]. G. Morrison, Of sistsrsville, W. Va,
Is visiting her mother, Mrs. A. Wheeler, on
the South Side.
Mrs. Hans Philips and daughter Marir, oil
North Main street, have gone to Cincinnati
TO visit friends
Sheriff Hicks, Of Marshall county, and
Major Burnley, OF MouhdSYllle, were at the
Auditors office yesterday.
Miss Semple, charming Pittsburgh lady,
who has been visiting Miss May Sinclair, Of
Chaplins street, has returned to her home.
State Superintendent Of Free Schools
Butcher yesterday resumed his official du.
ties after an enforced idleness ofseyeral days
on account Of illness.
Miss Virginia McCarroll, Of Pittsburgh,
who has been the guest Of Miss Addie Coen,
las returned home much 10 the disappoint.
nient Of her numerous friends in this city.
@, T. Atwood, manager Of Golfers
"Danker's Daughter Combination, was In
tile city yesterday The "lankers Daughter
by this company Is among the attractions al
the Opera House next week
Mr.. Frank Rinehart, formerly Of this city,
but now Of the firm Of w. II. RinehArt (
bro, queenswaro merchants, oil Wheeling,
was In the city last night. Frank Is prom.
Using young man. Beltdire Independent
Al tile close Of the school term last even.
ing OF the West Wheeling school, Prof John
2. shea, the principal, was presented, with q
combined, rs mark Of their esteem and APP
probation, by iour ladies OF the senior class,
Misses Ella ]. MeftE Anna Tate, Luella
Wolfe and Mary u. Steele. The Professor
made graceful acknowledgment Of the
beautiful present.
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FOURTH WARD SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENT,

The hall OF the Union school was crowded
last night with an appreciative audience,
and We congratulate the teachers and scholars
Of the school upon tho handsome sum realized
for the purchase Of book case for their
library. The following was the programme:
ofchG,tn
Opening 8tellasllpll
Recitation Kentucky Bele.".."..".., VRne Custer
IteCItatlOn-Mr. Caudle'S lIRt.....,....Otto Hess
SOng-CHdles Empty ,.n..,..m.,.".Eth 0 UpdegrAh
Concert ReCltati0n-lock Of Ages."",.,senloF Class
uIpsy Chorus, ClhSs
ctAtlon-The Nelle Lang
MuSlcViOlln and Organ. ."..,"Otto and Anna ilesG
ReeiGation-The Mystic Wcaver..."......E Eva Miller
Song beautiful Vl0letS.".",..."..M May Dalllnger
EsSly-Mystic Lizzie CnlwIOrd
UIche.tn
Essay tdnA beulnon
Recital On-OE HesS
Recital lon-The Plctu David kmIB
MnEC-Vl0lln aud Organ. Ito and Anna Hess
ReCltRtlOn--s Selling the Farm" btella Hull
song-Castlcs In the Alr""...".."...Lucy Robinson
Gymnastics Class
Debate-QuCsliOn- Public School Entertain.
ments Beneaclal7
E SS't Gp Tth Lizzie Sg 1
RecltatiOn-The Closing Year. Emma BudkO
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1totherpi holman b arothers N

Are YOU disturbed at night and broken OIL
your rest by sick child suffering and crying
with the eIcruciating pain Of cutting teeth
II 90, 60 81 once and get bottle OF Mrs.
winslow's Soothing Syrup. II will relieve
the poor little sufferer inniediately-depend
upon Il; there Is no mistake aboutit There
Il not mother on earth WHO has ever used
II, who will not tell you At once that II will
regulate the bowels, and give rest TO the
mother, and relief and health TO the child,
operating like magic. II 10 perfectly safe 10
Use In all cases, and pleasant 70 the TASTE, and
L the prescription Of the Oldest and best
female physicians and nurses III the United
Btatea Sold everywhere. Is cents o bottle.
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RNERRTAnNMENIl.
A PIeshora or Amuaementa ofAlI Rindl
Thia Raak.

Una WeHha
Jay Rails Company presented THE Two
Orphans" TO another audience smaller than
the merits Of the rendition should have at
traeted, at the Opera House last night They
deepened the excellent impression made the
night before.
MISS WILLIAMS soSG RECITAL
The tirst song recital ever given in thiscity
by the pupil Of any one Of our teacher, was
that given at GermaniR Hall last night BY
Miss Flora A. Williams, pupil OF MFs, Annie
NJ Sheib, and o right worthy commence
ment 1t was. This little lady, Miss Williams
Is gifted with a beautiful, flexible and well
cultivated soprano voice, and Is possessed Of
yiyacity. earnestuCss and StudiouSness
enough, to make the best Of both her talent
and Opportunities. With view OF making
music profession, she has entered most
AatterinEly upon career Of catering 70 the
musical public, as oil who heard her IN the
varied and trying programme will say. There
are not many OF our older experienced mu-
sicians, who could sing such list Of se!eo'
tiOns before an audience with equal satisiac'
ton, and therefore It Is the more credit TO
Miss Williams and her teacher that hersue'
cess was so fully established.
The fine songs forming the first number oil
tho programme were severe test as an IN
itial performance, but q triumphant one, a.
without q false intonation or anything p
mar tue beauty OF any one OF them, both
words and melody rlppled forth in steady
stream OF musical pleasure TO every listener
OF these the gem was undoubtedly my
Mother Bids Me Bind My Hail" by Hayden,
These songs were followed by the violin
solo OF Master Isaac Freeze, pupil OF Prof.
Louis Was, who accompanied him upon the
piano, Master Freeze, for one 50 young
plays with firmness and breadth Of toni
hardly expected from him, and in this solo
Us also In the other two performed, his care
full study and the pains-hking teaching O
Prof. VaaS were well exhibited, Maslel
aud we'll deserves the enthusiastic applause
so generously given him.
The two selections "Come Unto Me" anc
ANGELS Ever Bright and fair" by Handel
require voice well able to sustain breadth
and grandeur OF tone, and It u saying muGl
for Miss Williams, that she fell but ltttl'
short OF that severe standard required TO sim
oratorio music well, whichno doubt she vii
fully attain with greater experience IN tha
class OF very exaCting music.
Both the "Ardita Waltz" and the selection
10 luce di Quest Anima," though much NOR
brilliant than the last named pieces, Required
less reserve force (which comes only BY lunI
training), and consequently were sung Will
dashing Viyacity, being rapturously applaud
ed. The Accomplishments were excellentlN
well played by Mrs, sheib to all OF Miss vii
liamS' selections, excepting the two by Han
del, which were accompanied on the orgaE
by Mr.. W. II. sheib, whose skill as al
organiSt Is we'll known. We congratulate al
who participated upon the very decided sue
cess Of the Entertainment otwhiCh we appent
tho
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A wheetlpr no, Killed.

Last evening the remains OF VIM. wardle.
a we'll known Eighth ward boy. were brought
home from Lorraine or Dalton and conveyed
to the residence Of his relative, Joseph Ham.
hiorid, corner Of Tlitty.fOufth and Chaplino
streets Young MARBLE was about twenty
years Of age, and learned the trade OF ma.
chlnist al the =. 4 o. shops In this city.
About four weeks ago be left the city 70 10
10 Lorraine 10 accept situation that was
offered. last Monday night while running
10 the iite that had broken out in the shops
Of the C., 7. v. 4 W. road at that place, he
was struck by yard engine that was getting
out Of the way and thrown SO violently 10
one side that his neck was broken He was
a popular young man and generally admired
BY his fellow wOfkmen.
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These physicians and surgeons prescribe
among other remedies Peruna and Mana
lin. Ts4w.
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LEVEn LOCALS.
General River NeEa ana steamhoai
Aptes,


General River Nepn and Steamboat
The big Wyoming passed down yesterday
morning,
The Emma Graham passed up yesterday
morning atan early hour.
The run OF coal on the present rise has been
almost equal 70 the one Of three weeks ago.
All local packets are running on good
time, considering the fog, and are doing q
good business
For the past two days the river has been
steadily falling and the toWboats have been
passing rapidly, The marks last evening In
dicated nine feet in the channel,
Thursday night, in passing under the Bell
aire bridge, the n. J. Bigly collided so rs to
break up one barge In such q manner that II
sunk soon after at McMahon's Landing, The
Geo. Lyle had q narrow escape at the same
place yesterday afternoon.
The fog has been 50 heavy for the two days
past that the pilots have not dared TO run
the BellRiFe bridge, and the toWs have been
laid up all along the bank up as far as the
Belmont mill, The mist lifted a little yes
terday afternoon and several passed through,
The following tows have passed; Joe
Nixon, Smoky City, ]. s, Mercer, Josh Cook
n. ], Bigly, VIM, Craft n. @. Guay Geo
Lyle, Jas. A, Stone, j. S, Neill, Sam Clark
Nellie Walton, ], N. Buntin, VIM. Stone
Geo, Roberts, Rescue, Hope, Baltic and Little
Fred.
The Little Anna ran last evening 50 as Ia
accommodate old Wheeling soldiers who de
sired to attend the bean supper given by the
G, A. r. post at Martins Ferry, and the PEG
pie Of that place who desired to attend
Rmusements In this city, The little boat Is 1
great convenience.
The Dauntless yesterday morning In com
ing down grounded the end Of It's tow on thu
bar at the foot OF Fifth street, and before i
could pull Off had swung around 80 that /
was Necessary to uncouple In several places
The VIM, Stone which was ahead, was sig
nailed, and tying up Its tow It went back 4
the relief OF the Dauntless. The barge
were all picked up, except the one whicl
struck the bar, which was stuck so fast tina
at night 1t was not of,
PITTsBURGH, December 2l,-Rlyer Q feet
inches and falling. Ralney,
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Sad and Fatal Accident 10 an Old Lady.

Sad and Fatal Accident TO an Old Lady.
Mrs Katherine Weiner, Is an old lady
who has been boarding at the Hospital,
In North Wheeling, her board being paid by
two married daughters, Mrs. Elizabeth Emert
and Mrs. Adam ShafIer. She Is Of years Of
age, and OF such an eccentric disposition that
It was impossible for either Of her daughters
10 properly care for her, and for this reason
the arrangement was made with the sisters
In charge Of the Hospital. Even there II was
found that about the only way to get along
with the old lady was 10 let her have her
own way. She has repeatedly threaten
ed 10 throw herself out Of the win.
dow II prevented from going out
went out In East Wheeling to visit grand.
daughter, Mrs Richard Robertson, wife OF
the city editor OF the Netps. Letter. Last even.
ing she was returning, when just In front Of
the Zans Street Church she slipped and fell,
iracturing one OF her thigh bones. II was
some time before any effort was made 10 help
her but at length carriage belonging 10
one OF the Messrs. Laughlin, and occupied by
two ladies OF the family, passed. The ladies
stopped, and had tho driver take the old
woman up, with the help Of some bystandsrs,
and driver her 10 daughters, Mrs. Margaret
Hassenaucr, who lives In the vicinity oil
the accident. To the surprise Of both the
old lady and the colofed driver Mrs. Hasse.
nauer positively declined 10 allow her
mother TO be taken into the house, or go out
and sec her. Mrs. Robertson had by this
time heard Of the accident, and going 10 the
scene, had her grandmother removed TO the
Hospital. DR.. Campbell attended her and at
once expressed the opinion that she was
fatally hurt, the serious character OF her In
| Jury and her extreme age together rendering
II impossible that she can recover.
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This drama, which has created such thrill
OF excitement among theatre.goers OF this
country, will be produced next Monday after.
noon and evening at the Opera House. Full
Of well appointed situations, replete with
scenes Of Wild western life, and bearing with
Il lessons Of solemn truths Of life In Mormon.
dom, the play inust take rank. as one truly
American, full Of genius and destined 10 &C.
Compllsh mitch 10 work out the problem Of
the eradication OF polygamy. zone Hundred
Wives" should be seen by our residents. II
IL presented by tue GosChe.Hopper Com.
hination IN manner deserving Of all credit
The stage appointments are good, aud every
scene Is we'll and effectively worked.
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TOR SALE.
MANUFACTURING SITE,

Near Toronto, jefferson county, Ohio tslci,hl
stAtIon) on the C. 4 r. X. H.. ninety ARE, uhdtey
land, With the dGREAT WEST VA. FIRE GLAI
VEIN" Also three veins Of good coal In hlli i rs
Joining this tract. 1.-THE Great Western tlielL
Works" and Calumet Fire Clay COMPANY aT ~, y
successful operation manufacturing Fewer IlE
Fire Brick, and all varieties Of Term Gotta uo.oS
About hily acres under cultivation, well WaNhs'
good orchard, balance timber land. .,......
For terms cali Oh ". p. STEWART. on w Pt'@'
iSes, or address A, T STEWAkL.
deli Globe FIGURING Mllls. BenlLe. ono.
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FkLtows' chromosomes differs from all
hitherto produced, n composition m9de S q
In lie 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 It's first
use have since been repeated In numerous
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WEhn1c plenty Ofall kinds of Boys and
Mems Rubber and GOssamer Coats. They
are cheaper than umbrellas because your
friends cannot borrow them. GUND.
LING, 90 Twelfth street, is the man you
want 10 see.
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THERE is nothing that will please the
wife or hOusekeeper SO much as something
for making her table look pretty. Go 10
W. II. RlSEltART s IlllO., 1915 Mar.
kot Street, and take your choice. rit4s
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CnRTsrMAs ARD NEW YEARs
Excursions 10 and from nil stations at
Low Rates.

Excursion tickets will be sold at greatly
reduced rates on December %, "a, IS, 80 and
81, 1881, and January /, 1854, to and from
all stations on the G. h ?. r. r., z. +. W. s
Q. Ry., AID p, 9. / ST. L. Ry. panhandle
routeL All excursion tickets will be good
returning until January ., 1852, inclusive.
Special discount for Childrens' tickets.
For further information enquire OF agent
OF p, w. 4 Ky. depot, foot OF Eleventh
street, Wheeling licLure House Office, or
agentC. & p. i. r., Bridgeport, o., or local
agents along lines named.
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WasHiSofoS, u. c., December %, II /. NJ
For ihe Lower Lake Region, cloudy weather
With rain, warm, s0utherly winds falling
barometer generally shifting TO colder west.
efly and rising barometer. ..
f.jiswei by cleating weather, Winds shifting
i6toldef fiofthweslSrly, In the western por.
lion higher pressure
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The sunshine OF many a happy home has
been turned into dark despair BY the death
Of loved ones caused by neglected colds. Dr..
Bills Cough Syrup has saved innumetable
lives by It's timely use.
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CARPETR.

Fine MOquettos, with Borders
Rich yelvetS, with borders to
Extra Body Brussels, with
Borders to match.
Choice Tapestries, with Bor'
ders to match,
Church, Hall and Stair Car
pets In Body and Tapestry Brus'
sells,
Three.Plys, Super Ingrains,
Double Cotton Chains, and Dol
phin Hemps in larger variety
than ever shown before.
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gTHE melancholy days have come, the sad.
dest OF the year" because OF the great in.
crease Of suffering induced BY colds, coughs,
asthma, ETC., all Of which Dr. Bulls Cough
Syrup will promptly cure.
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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
donablC pride in our business to push It be-
yond anything We over done before, and take
this method to do 1t. Let all our friends in
the city and country give wide and full no.
tlCe OF this Great Occasion.
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Ghs q'atelIigfnetr,
0aLee. Nos. rs nn1 ~ Fourleenth street
Ne,r A,IYerIlaeincnia.

Occasion Extraordinaire-1 Blum & Dro--
Head Of local.
For Immediate Sale.
The Perfection Tomato Sauce.
Opera HOuse-0ne Hundred Wives Com"
bination. :
Valuable Farm for Sale.
Property for Sale.
Country Store Complete for Sale.
lIlnsly Entertainment.
Christmas PreSents-Luko Elton.
The Latest News-FOurth page.
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The Scotia on her down trip last Saturday
brought from Pittsburgh the machinery 70
be used In boring for oil on Col. Thompson's
farm. Tho we'll will be sunk near the place
where one was sunk not long since, but with.
out success. The present company will pro-
coed 70 bore at once, and are quite sangulne
of success,
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Best English and American
Cloths from 8 to "a feet wide.
Stair and Hall Oil Cloths In
beautiful designs.
Our Oil Cloth stock Is well sea.
soned, and always carefully
stretched before being put down,
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LARGE and heavy are the barred new
Hampshire Horse Blankets for 81 20, at Lar.
kln's Peoples Dry Goods House, 100 and IS
west side Of Main street.
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PERSoxs wishing fne Decorated Tea or
Chamber Sets can buy them for less than
plain ones were ever offered at before, al
Walton & sweeney's, No. 1927 Main street.
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FAiR and Festival at the Church Of the I'm.
nlaculate Conception every night this week.
Everybody come.
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NEW gOODSi NEW GOODS at MIL.
IER 4 fttANznElNt's, the Jewellers,
1909 itarket street.
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Jusr received d lot OF Ladies' Hand Turned
Button Shoes, suitable for dancing, at
l.. W BLoND's
lI35 Main street.
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CALL at P. W. Bosley's, agent for your
Christmas candies, &C., &C., 1924 Market
street, Wheeling.
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MutlC
RecitatiOn-The Closing Year"."...,..E Emma Bulke
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UNtouE dinner, tea and chamber sets at w
II Rlnehart & Bros, 1916 Market street.
TIIks
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silk AND CASHMERE MUFFLBRs,
elegant array Of Gloves, the latest styles
Of Collars and Cuff, Canton Flannel
Drawers With wCbbend bottoms, Ia late
novelty, silk Umbrellas, handsomely
boxed Irish Linen IlandkerChiet. Thou.
sands Of hobby things for gentlemen al
''0 ''"'' D. GUNDL1NG 4 co.,
SO Twelfth Street.
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Tm Fair and Festival at the Church OF the
Immaculate Conception commences tonight
and continues all OF this week, The COM
mittee In charge have made arrangements
that will entertain all.
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Go TO the Fair and Festival at the Church
OF the Immaculate Conception tonight The
Fair continues oil this week.
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CONTEMPLATING q great transformation IN
the interior arrangements OF my store rooms
in the spring, therefore offer great many
goods at nearly half price, to make room for
the change.
Chlnchilla Cloaks at the rldlculously low
price OF 81 50, worth IS; Others in proper
ton, All kinds OF Flannels, Dress Goods,
Blankets, Comforts, shawls, Cloths, Cash
meres, Underwear, Hose, Handkerchieis,
Gloves, Corsets, Wall Paper, OIL Cloths, Win
dow Blinds, 90, &C., at astonishing low
prices for cash.
Our Cheap Table Is laden with useful arti.
Giles at about half price, II you wish TO save
money do not fail TO call, and come prepared,
for you cannot fall to buy.
JoHN RoEMER,
Nos. 2Ol0 and 202l Main street, Center
Wheeling, one square below the stone