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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-01
JEW ELR

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
" A 7 c \ /
When a man buys a !,
watch he wants, in =
the first place, to get a +,
good one, and second. :,
ly, he wants to know :;
that he is buying it at +
price not over five per =
cent. above the cost Of =
manufacture. =
Speaking Of watch (,
es, | am now selling (;
the Justly celebrated ::
Hamden Springfield +:
Watch, which is guar r
anteed specially, and &
whose beauty ofwork- =
manship is as remark !;
able as are its perlec- =
tons as a timepiece. ::
With reference to p,i- ::
ccs, | have made spe- ::
cially advantageous !:
arrangements W it h :;
t h e manufacturers +;
which easily enables +
me to save several =
dollars to every watch e
buyer. In general :;
lines Of ladies' and =
gcntlemen's watches, +;
however, | can show ::
a stock which has but ::
&yd&4qtIHH1E!6Stt'2a &jGiGiGGG !:
for genuine value and I:
beauty OF appearance =
is not exccllcd,l know s.
by any house. On -
terms and prices | :;
have fixed a rule, =
which is directly to :;
the interest Of pur- :;
chascrs, and which | s.
s.! ,n,ld like 70 see you =
about before you buy. X
10 not be persuaded -
into a purchase until =
you nave at least nad II
a talk with me. =
In Silver and Silver =
Plated Ware ! offer ::
special bargains on ::
. entire new styles from ::
the standard manu- =
facturcrs. In all lines ::
of Jcwclry and Home ::
Ornaments in the way -
of bronzes ard brio ::
a-brac l am always in =
receipt Of the finest +;
novelties, and in pre- <
cious stones have =
foods &c prices that :;
no one can discount. +:
| hope to have a per +;
sonal call from every :,
reader Of this paper. ::
With much respect, Z,
4. a. Franzheim :,
1909 Market ST., +
WHEELING, WEST VA. !:
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LEWIS BAKER - CO.A
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MEpIeALl
NoVaJU

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an obstinate akin disease, called b some n
ing ON my scalp, and In spite Of ali j could do.
| with the hefp OF the most ektlful doctors, 1t
1owiy but surely extended until year ago
form Of dry scales. For the last three years
have been unabls 70 do any labor and se11er-
ing intensely an ihe time. Every morning
taken from t6sshseto Or my bed; .ome Of them
letter. 1nthe latter pan Of winter my skin
thing almost, that could Sc thought Of with.
but any relief. Tho l2tb Of juno started
West IN hopes could reach the Hot Springs.
should have to go 70 the hospital, but finally
got as far as lansing, Mich, where had
sister living One DR.. - treated me about
I had but short time 70 live. / earnestly
prayed to die. Cracked through the skin all
over my back, across my ribs; arms, hands,
mss feet bad. sw9lhieni toensi!s came on;
dry and lifeless AZ old straw. . my God how
did suffer. My sister, Mrs. z. Fl. Davis. had
sman part OF box OF Cutieura In the mouse
she wouldn't give up. Said. 1--WE Will try
Cuticura." Some was applied on one hand
ana arm. Eureka! There was relief! Stopped
ne terrible burning sensation , M from the word
solvent, Cuiicura, and Soap; Ieommenced
by taking one tablespoonful OF Resolvent
three TINES day after meals; had q bath
once day, water aboat blood heat; used
Cutioura Sosp freely; applied Cutteura morn.
ing and evening. Result, returned 10 my home
in Just six weeks from time l left, and my
SIX in as smooth as this sheet of paper.
HIRAM f. CARPENTER.
HENDERSON, Jefferson CO., n. Y.
sworn 10 before me this 18th day OF Ianu.
airy, lSSO. A. II. LEFFINGWELL,
Justice of the Peace.
Cuticura Resosyent the new blood purifier
internally, ans Cuticura and Cuticura soap,
the great skin cures, externally, clear the
com plexion, cleanse the skin and scalp p, and
purify the blood OF every spfcies OF itching,
scaly, pimply. scrofulous, mercurial and Cam
cerous h umors, AID skin fortunes when physi.
clans, hospitals, and all other means fail.
PoTTEk DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO.,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-01

Hartwell (Ga.) sun: A mink caught
seventy chickens from W. J. Bell and
sixty-two from John Cobb. Mr.. Bell
invented an ingenius trap and caught
the fowl depredator, and dug five young
ones out of the den.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-01

REHHTYE For infantile and Birth
DA1 - Humors, Rough, Chapped
SnAP or Greasy Skin, Black
SokAG heads, Pimp,es and Skin
Blemishes, use Cuticura Soap, An exquisite
Skin Beautifier and Toilet, Bath and Nursery
Sanative, fragrant with delicious dover oders
and Cuticura healing balsams.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-01
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Not An Advertisement,

That 10, It 10 not an advertise
msat Of tho Ordinary kind. but 4
plain SHIRT, pfhy and sincere talk
with every reader OF this paper.
To mothers | want to say that I
make one speciality Of chiIdrsn's
Clothing. Every garment has
been selected with 40 much caro-
as you yourself would exercise In
buying. know that In this line !
have what will be found to Combine
durability with economy in price,
while IN the styles and varieties
the stock Is one which unites good
taste and newnsss Of fashion with
what is handsome and becoming.
] would like to have you, mothers,
bring your little folks to my place
of business and SEQ how elegantly
they can be fitted. and at what OK
traerdinariIy snail cost. Come 10
and see me. You will not bs Impor-
tuned to buy, and I knew you will
be pleased with what | can show
you.
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The Troubalours Coming.

The fale OF reserved seats for ealsbury's
TroubSdors at the Opera House Saturday
niGbt in "rhres OF Kind" will commence
Al Wilson & Banners music store this morn.
ins. Tao Troubadors are sure Of q large au.
disnce every time they visit Wheeling. Their
new play, Three Of i Kind" was written BY
M. i, il. Kidder With Wow to is adaptG-
bIlity BY the Troubadorrs. In this the au.
Thor has admirably succeeded, tos both Nate
salisbury and Nellie McHenry arc fitted With
characters which gnit the gtotetque comedy
al one aad tho IollioklnE. dashing humor Of
fhe Other. 'gThree Of Kind narrates the
nleaSures and pAnRs OF 0 quiet recreation In
the summer months Of retired farm house
IN a mcsou ito infested district There 10 q
sIsndsT uaderplot 10 give slight dramatic
intsseat 70 the story, but in thom2In the
iaYee n intended merely as the vehicle for
Developing those lively. qualities which hays
mGds 10 froubAdours famous. The dialogue
Il witty aud brilliant, and the rePartees be-
tween salablly spa Nellie AeHsnry were
very amusing
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A DIAMOND THIEF
SENT TO JAIL BY SQUIRE cAlDwlSLt'
!. Csl,r.d Girl ia Serious seraps from Co,,tO's'
Mesa wstxa csnSy Mall RSbbtr Ia Hee-
.Kao.ksr Shelly" Gets on Scott Free.
yarious Fresh Item, Of City news.

Asothsr small case Of diamond stesliDg
became public property yesterday through
the ares. Of young colored girl aecussd Of
the theft. About month sgo Mn. ]. E.
Baris living on the Island, missed diamond
ring valued at $40. A young coiored girl
named Minnie Bell, who Also lives on the
island, was working for Mn. FEfhlpt the
inc time as domestic, but she was uQk ees-
pected thsn, AID shortly att Ards
ieit Mrs. Fsrls's employ, saying that 20 was
sick. Recently Bhs took the missing ring 70
an Island drug store and had 1t cleaned,
which fact came to the ears OF Mr.. Faris yes
terday, aud he swore out search war
rant In Squire oaldWelPs court This
was committed to Capt. Bennett, who visited
Inc Bell house. Minnie at fist denied oil
knowledge OF the ring, but when she found
Capt. Bennett knew Of her having had II
cleaned she owned up, and said she had
given the ring to "Punk" Jennings. TniH
was found to be 50, and the ring was reooy'
cred and the girl arrested. She waived
preliminary hearing Snd was committed to
IAN in default Of $500 bail. Minnie Is q
bright looking girl.
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Yesterday the case of John Champion, alias
"Knooker Shelley" indicted for engaging
In o riot OF Sciberfs garden last August on
the occasion Of the German Labor Benevolent
Associations picnic, was put on trial IN
Judge Jacobs part OF the Circuit CouIt.
Prosecuting Attorney Jordan and :: j..
Woods, Esd., conducted the case for the State
and Can't. b. B. Doyener for the defense. The
defense demurred to several features OF the
lengthy Indictment, and II was not till late
hour that the evidence. was reached,
the demu1ers having been sne.
ceSsiyely oyerruled. Matt. Pearl, the special
officer who was 30 badly used up, and numer-
Gus other witnesses were examined and tue
case submitted TO the jury without argu-
ment. A verdict Of mot guilty was very
promptly rendered. The indictment against
Champion for aggravated assault was then
Nollied, the evidence not wartantipg an effort
at conviction, ~
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CoMING ar LAST.
The Greatest M usicai Family In America
foYIsIt Wheeling.


The famous McGibsny Family, who have
made widespread reputation from OREGON
to Maine, have for two or more seasons been
expecting to make tour OF Ohio, but their
undiminished success in New YORK and
Pennsylvania has Prevented. Even now
their sgent tells usthat they are in constant
receipt Of pressing invitations to make return
dates, but thsy propoep Carrying opt their
plan Of visiting the Buckeye State, aud will
run over and pay our city q visit Thursday,
December 20th, in the Opera House. We
predict for them o packed house-in fact We
lear the building will hardly hold the
CROWDS no other musical company traye.-
inR csil shoT the crowds that heYs attended
The McGibeny Family entertainments. Some
ten thousand people heard them during
their STAY In Syracuse; Philadelphia
gave them crowded Louses, Buffalo,
one Of the largest audiences OF the SEASON.
and a number OF places where they have
visited this season, the crowds could not get
into the buildings At Hartford, Conn,
nearly 1000 assembled In Allyn Hall 10 herr
them, and when In Lancaster, Pa, some
5000 sttended their entertainments during
the week. Camden, New jersey, gave them
nearly 5000 in o week. 10 fact all along
their line, they have swept the country like
q tidal wave, and people have come for miles
to see them.
At Auburn State prison they gave 8 con-
cert, free 10 the oonyicts, and carried Joy
and gladuess to many sad heaYts. IN fact,
they have given some hundreds Of free enter
tainments TO cheer the afflicted in hospitals,
asylump, jails and prisons. and they deserve
the success that they are winning daily, and
we congratulate our people upon this oppor.
tunlty OF listening TO such grand Il agt OF
good things as this promises to be.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

I desire TO call the attention OF the
pnbIfc 10 Tho large siocit OF Fine Dia'
monds AID Othcr Gems. watches Of all
descriptions, and 10 the fall iiEe OF fine
JeweIry that havo procured for the
Holiday trade. MISC have the largest
asSurtment of Gnc bangle Bracelets and
scarf Pima to be found ia the city.
have lately added 10 my stock n large
Iine of John FOIty's hae Gold Pens and
pencils. AtniI times carry au elegant
line OF solid silver aud Plated Ware OF
tho best n,akes. For the-Hoildays, ]
have pnrChnSed y choice invoice OF fancy
articles and other goods always carried
by tne leading jewelers.. 1 solicit an I'm.
aSeCtIOn of my goods and prices.
Very Respectfully.
A. a, PeAHZHEIH,
No. 1909 Mnrh ct Street.
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wheeling Live stock Market.

wheeling Live Stock Market.
odtIs-weighing 900 lbs. asequoted at 4ai,,ESc
mich cows, ss0a5o; bulls saSh calyea, al TO SiHl
and quality, S6a10 per head.
Ldmbs-l<a51 per ID.
Slsspz91S]<c Der lb.
RoGs-6abko for best grades
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The Joyous Holiday season brings 10 mind
the elegant gifts presented IN the city Of New
OrlearS, on November 18th, by the 1921
Grand Monthly Distribution Of The Louisiana
State Lottery, under the sole care and man
agsmert OF Generals g. I. BeauregArd, Of
Louisiana, and Jubal A. Early, Of Virginia
when over 1895 ,00o were scatter d broadcast
The SEINE thing will take place again Tues
day, January Is, 1884, the full particulars OIL
which can be had from N. A. DAuphin, New
Orleans, Louisiana. Ticket No. $3.50 drew
the capital prizs, 200, sold in ffths at 81
each-oae held by Mr.. NJ A. sacerdote, No
90 st. Louis street, New Orleans; another b.
Mr., NIB Phelps, a clerk in the City Treas
urer's office at New Orleans, Louisiana; the
Others decline publication. No. 65.71S drew
The second capital, $25, 900, also sold in fifths
at 81 each-one collected through Bank oil
Madison, at Jackson, Tennessee; another by
A party In Maiden, West Virginia. The third
capital prize, $40, 900 was won BY No. 46, 200
sold In titths also, two Of which were collect
ed BY the New Orleans National Bank. This
fourth capital priza, Of 80 900 each, were won
by tickets No. IL sos and 81, 700, sold In fiflhs
also TO Robert Alexander, collected through
Messrs. Lockwood & Co., San Antonio, Texas
d. d. FAINT, Madison Court House, Virginia,
collected through Slate Bank, Richmond
Virginia, and 30 on to the end OF the inter
minable chapter, among the many other par.
Elephants In the Pactolean stream Of wealth.
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PHILADELPHIA, PA, December ls,-Flour quiet
Wheat opened 1{c higher, but subsequently the
advance was lost ana Closed weik; rejected soc; Nc
l9i: : red offered AZ 81 co. No. red 81 u; No.
req December u Gal 09't; J4nEa y 81 o9]Sa1 t0,4
options declined kc, but closed steady: car lOti
steady and In i4ir demand; new western rejected
46A4sS; No. yellow Sic; new steamer Sic; steamer
White 6S4c; sail white Coz new sail yellow o.
January 6lNn6lI$c; February 62Isa6S11[c: March
63LSa64c. oNts deInlnd fair and market firm; No
white 39aS0ISc; No. white 40c
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The committee having in charge the enter
tainment to be given 10 connection with the
public installation In Masonic Temple, or
Thursday evening, 9th inst, arc DESTROYS OIL
making the festivities aS pleasant and salts
factory as possible. To this end they have con
cluded TO sell no banquet tickets after Thurs:
day evening, Goth inst This action Is deemed
Instructed as to the number Of persons he Il
expected to provide for-thst none may q
away dissatisfied. The Brotherhood will
please notice and be governed accordingly.
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WE would respectfully request our
lady customers to call on us before Satur-
dny, thereby avoiding the big rush.
Nc have again flied up on nlCe Silk
Umbrellas, Silk MuiIlers, beantildl Velvet
and Plush EeCkWCar, In fact flrst.class
goods TO gladden. the male sex.
u. 6USDLlNG 81 co.,
Gents FuTnishers, 80 Twelfth 81.
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Retzel mail Rohhcr.

On Monday Inspector shallcross and
Deputy Marshall Ramp arrested Joseph Hill
ton, Of Wetzal county, charged with robbine
the United States mail. He was brought 70
this city on the esrly train on the B. q o.
road yesterday morning and committed to
await hearing before Commissioners FORBES
tomorrow. II is alleged that Hilton Ea1
been engaged for some time In stealing regis
tered letters from the mail pouch. he being
The mail carrier on the route from Bolton
Marshall county, to New Martinsyille, WetzsI
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Awheelipg Man Hurt.

lat eyeniny about O'Clock as Joe zlrnitz
was driving delivery wagon belonging 10
Zarni!z Bros, Of this city, up Gravel Hill, OF
Bellaire, something was noticed wrong about
the harness, and young Z4rnitz leaned for
ward to adjust II, when he lost his footing
and fell beneath the wagon, the wheels psts-
Ing over one OF bis legs and breaking 1t. He
was removed 10 his home in this city and his
;ninries proparly attended TO.
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It will repay ore 10 attend the Bazaar to
be held thiS evening In the store room, cor
ner OF Zane and Eorth Broadway, ISLAND,
this afternoon and evening" by the ladies OF
st. Luks's Church, for the benefit OF the
church. Much pains has besn taken in pre-
pariny for this event.
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The Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling Rail
road Company will sell round trip tickets be-
tween stations on lis read at excursion rates
Tickets will be on sale at oil stations Decem.
Der 22i, 24!h, 18th, 10th, and S1st, 1883, and
January lst,lsS4. Tickets will be good going
only on day Of sale and returning any day
until January 3D., 1884. inclusive. p4w
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WHrrMAss hne French fruits and assorted
candles in fine metallic boxes, the freshest in
the city, Also baskets filled with oranges,
bananas, grapes, pears and French truitl
makes an elegant Christmas present. the only
place to get them Is Of ziegenfelder's, ca
Twelfth street.
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NINOINNATI AND PITTS f% =
" BURGH PACKET L1NE--Yor Ma
detta, Petersburg, Poueroy, Hunting.
ton, Ifontnn, Portsmouth aud Cincinnati.
s.same; s s. GSMh SSey sTn eTSIy a,
81 Katie stocsdale down every Saturday a.
Ga, n. There boats are unsurpassed Tor speed and
Eaiety For freight or pAisAge apply io9,,,,,,-,
del6 at BtAmm HonIe, wheeling.
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A s1,trLAg ACCIDENT.

Yesterday morning an old man named Ed
w.ris was criying along the road In spring
wagon, on tho Ohio side Of the river near
Moigan's ferry, when tho borle scared at 9
passing train and ran away, throwing the old
man out, breaking bis left leg near the thigh.
BE was placed in his wagon and driven 70 ms
home by two men who had caught the morse
and we're bringing 1t back.
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CINCINNATI. o., December ls.-Fl0ur esscl
but not quotably lower. Wheat htEcr; No. . red
6uS6ei; shipmsnts $500 bushels. Com QUIET; 10
mixed new 47atS:. Oats quiet at gSNGS9kc
kye steady at 51a6lt Harley iAIfly active and IN
changed PORK dull at sd f5al6 90. LAID dull
quiet and unchanged. Whisky steady at 81 l3
Butter firm and unchanged
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The Rszsar to be held in the store room,
corner Zane and North Broadway, Island,
this afternoon and evening, BY the ladies Of
g. Luks's Church, for tho benefit OF the
church, will afford splendid opportunity to
provide ones sell With elegant Christmas
nynsnnEs
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GALL on the ladies Of ST. Luke's church,
who hold a Btzsar this afternoon and even.
ing for the benefit OF the church In the store
room, corner of Zane and North Broadway,
Island, and provide yourself with handsome
Christmas pfeaeEtS T
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CALL on the ladies Of 81. Luke's church,
who hold bazaar this afternoon and even.
Ing for the benefit Of the church in the store
room, corner Of Zane and North Broadway,
Island, aud provide yourself with handsome
Christmas pseGentB.
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TIE BsEaar 10 DO held In the store room,
corntr Of Zane and North Broadway Island,
this afternoon and evening, by the ladies OF
st. Luke's Church, for the benefit Of the
church, will afford splendid opportunity to
provide ones self with elegant Christmas
presents. .
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GO to j. W. Amlck's for handsome
presents III Boots, SlEes and Slippers.
4 full assortment for the Holiday trade.
A handsomely illustrated book 10 each
purchaser as a christmas souvenir.
J. ". AAIGK,
III3 Main Street..
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Do NOT fall 10 attend the Bszaar to be held
this afternoon and evening for the benefit Of
st. Luke's church by the ladies in the store
room, corner OF Zane and North Broadway,
Island. There will be pretty knick.knackS,
for sale by the hundred.
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FOB SALE.

Ono Of the finest RIVER FARMS in jefferson
and Belmont County. Ohio, at YotEvIlle, ave mIe
above Martins Ferry, and known +" the Noah ~.
ton Farm, containing $50 acres, EoFc OF leN Inn
farm lies ten or Twelve foe: above high water iaNs
and is well improved win good house, lam Ip9
ou,buIldIngs complete, good orchAtd oil 1ne i'u'H
with large river frontage Of due bottom l4nu'
For particulars and terms call on oratd'eh
J. C. HERVEY,
Real Estate agent, e.
ns2i.wn No. l4C6 Market 81, WheelnG. v. W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-19

A SECOND invoice OF "wauksnphas," shoes
aud other styles il gent!emen'a fine band
and maOhiRs ssHed shoes just received at
L. ]. Blends.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-19

twill repay one to attend The Bazaar 10
be held this evening In the store room, cor.
ner Zane and North Broadway, Island, thil
afternoon and evening, by the ladies Of St.
Luke's Church, for the benefit Of the church.
Much pains has been taken in preparing for
fkta aVant
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-19

TIE ladies Of 81. L7ke's Church will hold
grand Bazaar for the benefit OF the church
at the large store room, corner Zane and
North Broadway, this afternoon and evening.