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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-23
SOMETHING IN TIE GEN ZINE.
What IA RcGister Artist Jcaroed by io"h-
ing i'm "a Window.

What Rcsistsr Artist Jcaroed by Look
ing in "a Window.
Last evening a. REGISTss reporter was
sauuteriDg down Market street bis attention
was attracted by glit;cring collection OF
diamonds in the window of a jewe'ry store.
On surface Of white, the gems
sparkled and twinklcd Ike the P;eiadcs
On clear, moOn!ess night, and ut
tracted the repor,oriai gaze by their
wondrOuS brilliancy As i matter oil
curiosity and in the interest OF those Who
admire bat cannot huY diamonds the report
er went in and took nearer view. Mr.. \.
I. Franzheim--it was his stOre-consented
10 show the gems and give some intnrma-
ton concerning them. lie placed the col
lection on the case, counted the diamonds,
as usual, when suspicious characters are
about and found there were eighteen pans
oil solitaire earrings.
There is about So, OOG worth Of these
yparLlers here he said and they run from
81 go down to $40 pair, and each stone
is a Gem. Cast your eye on those. lie
held up pair that glintcd and sparkled
like miniature suns. with th&t peculiar blue
white light thai indicates the perfect odd
mine" stone. Instead Of the usual
yisitlc claws in the mounting, the
stones we're held 10y points Of plat
iuum, Invisible at yard, which
gave the diamond the appearance OF sus-
pended ball of liquid light. They were
beautiful. Those stones, said Mr.. Franz
hem, ARE perfect gems and surpass any
thing have ever seen. Look how the me
light seems to trickle over them, will you.
never saw more perfect exiting. That
pair is cheap At 81 800 cash and can'I be
duplicated for that to-day.
These others are not bad.
well no. not exactly. Here's 3 pair
that can be bought for 81 coo and if they
amt beauties YOU never saw beauties.
They certainly were beauties and the re
porter could well imagine them
- the int gem
That tw:uk!in, hangs in beauty S e1r.
They ran down to ~ Low as so Il pair
and these cheapest ones were perfect l!ttI"
stars of brilliancy Il. they hung giitterinF
in their Leat and handsome mountings
You have no ideu Of the attention that
collection Of diamonds has attracted, SAID
Mr. Fran2hcim. as lie recounted them
found them NIL there and replaced
them in the window. There has been
! cUustau, crowd about them all
DAY long 1t was small wonder, though, the
reporter 'hought, Us he passed ont and con,
,il,u,t lis round, Cor lis about az pretty
galaxy O: the Stars Of earth as Wheeling
ever sew.
Mr Fraullrim. though yoHnr man, ha.
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Readable Notes Of Persons ard Homo Soc..
city Events.

Readable Notes Of Persons ami Homo Soc!.
city Events.
T. II Buchanan, Of Brooke county, vas
in the city. yesterday.
Mr.. c. II. Swfaringcn, OF Pittsblrs, Is
among MS Wheeling friends
Miss Julia Dorsey, Of Allegheny Pa IS
visiting friends on the South Side.
Wheeling people abroad are beginning
TO return for the Christmas holidays.
Miss Ida Combs, of the Sixth Wsrl. is
rapidly recovering from q very .eYeve spell
oFsickness
Miss Isadora Pollock returned SATURDAY.
from Detroit after sojourn Of several
weeks in that city.
Mrs. Kate Kinney. Of Stcubenvi!lc, who
rss heeu visiting her son Thomas on Mar
key street has returned home. Tom is ono
of tie most popular and accommodating
engineers on the p, c. i st l.. L. T.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-23
Election Notice.

At a stated conclave Of Wheeling Com,
mandery No. |, Knights Templar and ap.
pendant orders, held in Masonic Temple, in
the city Of Wheeling on Monday, December
I'D lSS4, \. Q. 77G, the following officers
were duly elected for the ensuing rempIar
ycsr:
Eminent Commander--S. Warehouse
Generalissimo-JoSerh Hall
Captain Gcneral-JOhn W Morris.
Prelate-Allen Brock
Treasurer-C. p Brown.
RecOrder-Geo. T. Irvine.
Senior Warden-Aex. Rodgers
Junior iWarden-Joseph NJ. Hamilton.
S,auda I'd Bearer. T. Kline.
Sword BCarer-R 5. Stewart.
War!,r-David r. Brooks.
Seati.el-T. ~ Bliss.
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The Coal Awaiting the Arrival of Tow
houts ut Tittshurg other River News.
There was hardlyas much activity among
the coal men along the Monongahela to.
lay as might have been expected from them
when there is prospect Of Il good rise in
tie river, and nearly four million bushels Of
coal lying loaded in the pools. The reason
for it lies in the fact that the boat, are all
down the river, aud they will not be back
before Wednesday, at the earliest. All that
the operator can do is to quietly await
tie return OF the tow boats and emp.
ties The boats are .on their WAY
, lack, and are coming as fast as possible.
/ The rise will he SLOW, but it is expected II
the cold weather does not set in, that y
/ foot stage will be reached by tomorrow.
( The river at noon today was three feet, a
/ rj.c of nearly one foot since morning.
/ Among the operators having coal loaded
ready TO 90 out are Wclton 4 Co.. with
about S0O0JO bushels; O'Ncii 4 Co, with
e boats and - bargcs, or about l,OoJ
bushels; ". II. Brown Il Son, with 6OOOOO
bushels; John A. Wood & Co, with 700 900
bushels. and small lots among the other op-
orators. making about million bushels
! morc.-Ptts Chronicle.
LOUISVILLE. December 22-Riycr 2 feet
in the canal and rising. Business dull.
Weather clear and colder,
EVANSVILLE, December 22.--R'ver 10
feet inches Clear and cold
BROWNSVILLE December 22.-Rivoc feet
Inches and rsing. Rainy. Thermom-
etcr 40.
On C.TY, December 2I.-Riyer feet ,
inches and rising slowly
PARKER's, December 23.-River > feet
:: inches and rising slowly. Mild
LocS No. l. December 22.-River feet
/ { inches and rising. Weather clear. Their.
mometer p.
PlrTSnvnG. December 22.-Rivcr { feet
= inches and rising Rainy
On CRY, PA, December 22.-River 2
feet 3 inches, stationary. Cloudy; showing
BRowNsyIILE, Pa, December 22-l - p.
m-River ] feet inches and rising.
/ Cloudy. Thermometer Is degrees
MoRGANTowN December 22-2.l9 P. NJ
River IL feet and rising Weather rainy.
/ Thermometer 50 degrees.
GREENSBORO, Pa, December 22-2 80 p.
m.-Riyer 81 feet inches and rising.
Cloudy.
The river was stationary at dark last night
with feet inches OF water in the chan
mel.
The Courier will leave for Parkersbure
this morning in place of the injured DiuFnsl
the latter having her wheels badly in the ice
1t is not known whether the Chesapeake
will come out OF her winter harbor at Par
kersburg.
The S;ockdale is due down today en- roat
tor CiIcinuati.
! The St. LawreGce leaves P,t.sburg ia
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A RESTLESS Sp10K.
The Ghost of Wilkes Booth Will Not
Down.
Though His 8ody Was Ashes Twenty Years
ago---The Late Caaard That Car
. ries Its Own Contra
dctioH.

Inc recent Candrd contOuHdjnT Rev. j.
6. Armstrong with Wilkes Booth created a
great amount OF talk, here and elsewhere.
Paper have taken it up and commented
upon it. the inyariaLle tenor being the utter
scouting 0: the story. Newspaper writers
and dealers in fiction have thrown so much
romance around the closing scenes in the
career of J. Wilkes Booth that there axe
many people who are quite willing 10 be-
leve any fresh story in regard 10 him. \
fayorite theme OF the Booth Scnsu,oug!,siS
is TO declare that Booth is living, and then
write a lot ofstui, some old and some new
in support Of the statement;
4 writer for the P.;ts1Uc5h Chronicle
Telegraph SAWS he knew Mr. ARMSTRONG
during the residence Of that gentleman IL
Wheeling. He is man Of at least five
lcet ten or eleven inches il height, has dark
ewes and long, heavy hair, straight aud
black as an Indians. tie has face which
is suggestive Of Richard Ill and linpS as
one Of his legs has some defect. lie is
dramatic in manner is very fond oil the
stage, and ;Lcyc has been talk several times
OF his becoming an actor. He is scientist
and scholar and had an animated discussion
with Herbert Spencer on the theory OF
evolution Six wears ago whea ne was IN
Wheeling there was stUry aiOlt that he
was Booth and :, va, sad that there wa.
some mystery in regard to hi career. Nj
Armstrong. Of course, denicL il, aud sad II
vas IS absurd Is an statement coUIi pos
siily be.
Manager John !filSler OF thc0PerA house.
probably knew Booth as well as any ma"
now living. lie was not Only intimately
associated with him IN IleatTlca! G't"r5,o"
Was also his yHr,ncrm OIL Speo1!aiJlS.
Such stories ar r'.ic1!nEa. S.iI Mr..
E;ls'er, this mo"";'.L. '"e"" o'i&'' l.
ashes. There IS no question as /" has I,Htn
lie was nan easily recognized, ma NJ,
family would not have 1,mHtet MS ccItA
fit bad not h.ca tina, they ""t entirely
identified MIN.
How tall w"s Booth.
About tive feet "'gu' or c'cA, &a' q %"
inches. Here ar' dozens o4 '.t'.' RON
Hoo'h, confined Nr. I.i5'rr "1'mnE &"'
oral packages o! papers. I4.l are III re-
gard to our oil transactions. We opcra'el
on the bank OF iho Allegheny river opPo
site f:a"H.n amt Booth was there SF'a'
deal. in Is; he "i2'" 10 me 10 come u 70
T@Hh,in "'~ ! ,o''Yt ann en- II; ""9. w
. 49,, =, S..,...;.,. iara always IL
",a .t,cr,, =, ro.,ori F., E,,.h'r oq.i7n. lie
T',.,. !.,,.i, Vii ori .I..oys .,okc kindly
".5.,, Hi,., ,nI finn. oo,;n ! have heard
him gI,..r 20 Nr Lincoln as ncIc Abe.
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BJcEIs1IRF.
Ihc n. n. CItsrCh Festirai-Tlis Forgery
Cnsc-Other Not-'s of Interest

The NJ. r. Charch Festiyai-Tlse Forgery
Casc-Other Notes of Interest.
The festival in the Second VI. Il. Church
cleared about $40 Mes3rl. Warner III u
shall ard James Eern were the cor
ttstan,s for gold pin, and brought
inn about $lS. Mem had the larger
amount and received his pin with due cere-
monies. The lades of the church ls5ored
isiihiully for sGcccss. bu, were only pafs'ai-
Iy paid fer their trouble, as tie weather WAS
very lad. The ia.,er part Of the eVernsS
couple Of fellows ftIt disposed to haze
fun.pus but ;hev vrrc requested By thu
t&e pastor not 20 'S6ecrAte the p@ce OF
God 5 people, AID At last Trey deSsted;
o4herwiae the festival passed cspleasn1ltiy.
Tonight Miss Mar McGra* and Mr.
Davis will be married: just numO~ OF
invited friends will he present.
Yesterday it vas muddy and, as usu1i,
the street crossings were in bad condition
4 bulletin in front Of the b. n o.. telc-
graph office Yesterday afternoon. stated
That the cold weather sigral at Chicago haG'
hecn run up, and. n; this writing 1t appears
there has been 10 mistake az 1t Is STow'hg
steadily colder
John Daniord is wimreIinz with hii faith
81 at St CIairByllc, and Phil HeIsle.r has
iecn pus back at his desk cn the Trl1une.
Phil was talking Of going to. college sitter
the Holidays, but this new stroke oil I'M
lloked,for good luck may change his plans.
Il appears that Edward Johnson the Insn
arrested for passing a forged check on Mr..
A klotz. :as been ycry carcleS. Of late about
matters of this kind. 1t is said that he used
his mothers name on one or no checks
L.fsrc. The Outcome of this pra'"ut trouble
is not known.
j. d. Neialcin d Bro, according to A.
ranGemen,s, will give present to all the
Young io!ks who call at ihei? store this
morning.
Bcliairc's rste Of taxation in m.ils is 2l.j.
The oil tank that was in the recent
wreck st Glencoe had been shipped from
here Iy J. N. Naming. The tank VAS filed
with Leraine, all of which was lost
SUNDAY nigh, couple OF Chap1 failing
10 get two girls 10 take buggy ride at their
pleasure. tried 10 persuade them by force,
but their cries alarmed the people on Union
"hone bird alone
=, ,Ir " + Church on Friday ni,ht.
Lore will be a concert given by the Sunday
,"b"J Kris EinkIe viii he ,b,rc and from
O., I , CL,;.,mas tree will distribute his
,. ,'., - ,}.c scholar, An admission fee
If ten cents will he CHARGED in order to ge,
w., ~ oijar nconj,. 70 attend .
VIZ DoI;s nos, has a lunch counter al
,orIcd 70 his bar.
Clarence Vanlaw at one time OPERATOR
N lIcH 4 O. Office in this civ. but Of late
,rcaoed At Louisville. ~, is so low with
ro1s4mp,ion 4, his home in Belmont that
his life is dcspaired of.
licnry Eaer is back from Bay View, Wis,
ard rumor says that he is soon TO marry
lin, We vii! stop here as il may be wrong
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-23

Grim old disease He comes without in.
vitation, takes u seat and invites himself to
stay. He takes possession and remains until
he is driven out Whether in the form OF
neuralgia, d. spepsia liver trouble or vitiated
blood, disease is monster as long as he
has the mastery. Il have been great
sufferer from dyspepsia writes Mr.. II. ii.
Williams, Of Linden, Mass, land Brown S
Iron Bittcrs cured ne after other remedies
failed. Therefore buy Browns Iron Bitters
oryour druggist, and cast the monster dys
prus;a, out.
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Happy All Round.

The Republican State Committee has
figured Wilson's majority for Governor at
1870 and seem to be happy over it. Gov
eruor Jacksons majority was only 3,lO9, in
1880, and the gain of | SCI, seems to be a
matter Of rejoicing FOR the aforesaid com
mittee
I'm glad they are happy" said State
House official, yesterday. They re happy
and we're happy, and we have the Offices.
There's nothing like being happy all round.
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MAKTIS'S FTHEy
\ Coal MHcr Crushed to Death Other
Mention.

\ Coal Mmcr Crushed to Death Other
Mention.
Another fatal accident occurred n, the
coal bank at the LnughIin mill Yesterday
morning, BY which Mr. Vim. Fisher, miner
was the unfortunate and was killed almos'
instantly. Like nine.tenthS OF such ucrr
dents. falling soGpstone was the cause
Fisher worked in room 30 = with Jane,
Rcccc. They went to work about ha,!'paS'
four-a little earlier than usual on account
of Christmas. They had not been III their
room i minutes until a huge picc Of soap
stone, weighing about two tons, fell to the
floor, at the same time Fisher CRYING "Ah.
Jim" But those were his last words. liz"
vas crushed to death.
The other miners in the bank were aOu-
icd and the stone was removed as quickly
rs possible. lie was then unconscious and
was carried 10 his home in Clark'S Addl
lion opposite Iicils meat shop. Drs VIII
liams and liojcnSack were summoned, but
the unfortunate man was dead when they
arrived, about an hour after the accident
Fisher was about Il years old lie was II
son Of Mr.. Samuel Fisher the street com
missioner, and has worked ia the above
bank and about the mill for three or four
Years. He took charge Of the stree; lamps
when they Y:re established and l0oked after
them until another man WAS found. He
leaves a vile Of not quite Il year and little
child to mourn his loss lie was an eE
,ellcnt Young man sober and industrious,
and much liked bv all who knew him. lie
is TIE third man killed in this bank. As YET
the time of his funeral has not been fixed
TOWN News
The funeral Of Mrs. Lucinda Ennis, aged
II years, who died on Saturday, took place
yesterday aud was largely attended. The
remains were laid to rest in Walnut Grove
Cemetery
There will be a dance at the .l:na Hall
tonight
Miss Sophie Chimney, of Pleasant Val
ley, is the guest OF Mrs. Richand Muhlc
man.
ANYBODY desiring to give their friends It
nice Christmas gilt should buy hundred
bushels Of coal from II. Helling at $50
Walking Yesterday morning was like
making your first attempt on roller skates
Mrs, John Wells and daughter Of Mrs "
c. Hymes are the guests Of Mr.. ". C.
Hymes, Oh Hanover street.
Miss Nay Conkle, Of Richmond Int, vii
arrive today to visit Mr.. y. RaI,ion
family.
Rev. 4. J. Alexander. Of Washington Pa.
who has been visiting here Tor several days
returned sick yesterday.
Rev. C. f. Mcclure is home for the hoIi
| days.
Not one single arrest has been made foI
several days.
Mr.. J. II. Smith, Of Paulrs addition, whc
recently lost his wife, is now quite sick him
self,
Owing to the citizens meeting at cit,
hall last night the meeting Of tho Cln;;.c,ian'
and Hendricks club was postponed till to
night
! Yesterday band Of giPaie8, consistin!
of king. eight wagons, twenty horses abou
forty big and little gipsies, a Billy goat, ;
bull dog, and several common every da.
dcgs passed through from the West and a
,ractcd much attention.
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a phiinhrlnhin Cnncnrr

Sccretary OF State Stalnakcr has issued
q certificate Of incorporation to the United
States Exhaust. Filling and Carbonating
Company. Of Philadelphia. Messrs, Arthur
r. Ffuck. James Hunt, Robert II. Mitchell
Edward r. Einck. and George W Burke, all
of Philadelphia, are the incorPora.ors.
Shares are 500 each and the capital stock
Is limited 20 $500. 900
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Book and Stationery Stare

With such Fancy Goods rs leEii;na'ri'
DIV the unwrittcn Laws Of trade rI.
tom and courtesy belong to our ..''
Of business. II you want Jcwc''' ''
niture, Dry Goods, or Groce.'''' '"''' NV
gentlemen in all those An'' 0! trad" ".'
give one or the o,,sr Of thee" items 'h'..
entire and e,,usive attention and t" ''.h
VIC com-cnd YOU.
jut we know there are several iho".s"d
people in this community who look 20 us
and our branch Of business to suppl. '.m
with their numerous gifts, and on '"1
tender mcrcics we throw ourselves.
There seems to ne some iHc,!na'"" 'h'
year on the part of some dealers 90 '''a''
frightened at the great bug uDi- Hart
Times" and to make the matter -"'t'
giving away the profits on s..t '.''. -
they are able TO sell, hoping ..,a. 'I .'' Nv
profits by large sales.
We will have TO join the process" anu
as sample Of oar "Iransparcm"i"ss we ..'1,
some figures below, which We hope ..'
proyc Interesting reading.
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Chri,tn,s Entcrtnjnment.

\ Christmas entertainment will De given
at Disciples Church this evening at $50.
1t will consist Of songs, Rotations and Sun
day School exercises The real Santa
Claus will surely climb down the chimney
and distribute presents to all good Sunday
school children All are invited and will
be welcome. A merry Christmas.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-23

A large, laughing crowd in tn" store
room jus, south of the Opera House en-
trance attracted the attention of REGISTER
reporter, last night, and he went in to in
ycstigate. 1t was turkey rattle and every
row and then n man would walk out with
fine turkey, which cost him but
en- cents. The way il is done is
dir: You buy paddle with six
numbers on it Tor ten cents There are
Twelve paddles, making seventy-two mum
crs. which are on an indeXcd wheel. The
wheel turns, and il it stops at one Of your
numbers YOU get a turkey which costs you
len cents. 1t was lots OF fun and drew n
'ar-e crowd. II will be continued every day
until Christmas. Try your luck.
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Mnr-I.tI,c >ririt Gnnc.

\ smul, boz. ibc son Of d wssherwema;
employed by Nr. .. VI. Scro-cins, got 4
large percussion cap up his nostr,l yesterday
morning and could not remove it. Tn,
mother was terribly frightened. but fuall
got the BOY 70 I'r. Baird ;, Office where The
offensive cap WIS removed. The war.ik,
spirit Of the kid was considerably sublued
however before he Was relieved.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-23

Another use has been made for paper.
A Boston concern proposes to manufacture
paper slippers and has formed q corpora
ton for the purpose, the charter for which
was issued By Secretary Sislnaker vest err
day. It hiss paid up capital Of $ljo00O,
in shares Of 81 600 each The iucorpora,
tors are all Boston men.
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4 Better Day,

Yesterday WAS o decided improvement
over Saturday as far IS weather was con
cerned Most Of the sidewalks here have
been cleared Of the glare ice and walking
was not so bad as might have been expect.
cd. Numbers of ladies we're among the
Christmas shoppers on the streets. 1t looks
row as though good snow storm were in
store for Us. A white Christmas is con
siGcred the nrnner cnner hy many.
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Fifty Thousand a Year.

To be sure You've only got cold
"ouly cough" BE all over it in few
days" Don't worry about me- Well, We
won't But $4,000 people die every year in
the United States from consumption. And
every soul of them began in that way.
Better stop it now with Parker's Tonic. This
remedy will expel the cold at once.
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Rn.s Iirnr Nln.ir.

On tie fourth division of the j. 1 D..
railroad cngine 1875 With Mr. Il. Riley 3!
the throttle hauled twenty loads from
Grafton to Wheeling in three hours aad
twenty seven minutes. no; including regular
stops.
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THE EAST iETn EIRGLAGs
Could Not Gross tho River Sleeper
NenrlN 4 rrrstNh.

Could Not Cross tho Rivera sleeper
Nearly Arrested.
The Martins Ferry correspondent OF the
REGISTER writes On Sunday morning about
I o'clock three men appeared at the terr!
landing on the other side OF the river and
wanted Mr.. lerrcl, the skill ferryman,
to carry them across. lie told them 1t
would be impossible on account Of the ice,
and they offered him rs high as s., bit he
said he could not do it, aud they left. It IS
supposed tia; this is the gang that robbed
q house in East Wheeling of -, 100. About
an hour after they l,tj three officers appeared
iuquiring about them. 4 Young man
named nciIcy was sleeping in the waiting
room. lie cam up in the night and, being
unable to cross, concluded to sleep till
morning and cross on the ferry boat The
officers Supposed, he was one Of the gang
and would have arrested him had Mr.. Fer
rel not assured them that he was an honest
man from Martins Ferry and had been
there all night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-23

The enormous SusinpSS Thai
Dillon. The JcEcier." does Cua'
blcS him TO SELF at nUcn lower
prices than amy house i'll the city.
sSR caG give Won good advice ia
Eu;inS q iine Aatch Or Diam 9nd.
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Weather Indications

WAsrixGroy. December % l \. Nor
the Ohio YallevaR Tennessee, far wealth
or ror,herlv winds, becoming variable.
Lower Lake regions. generally fair wealth
or north TO west winds. higher temperature.
higher barometer.
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u. & o Change of Time.

On and after Sunday, Dec 2lst, b. " q.
trains will lcaYe Wheeling as follow, city
time:
Esst-For Baltimore and Washington
y. C., 100 a nj and 80 p NJ.
Cumberland accommodation, go a. II.
Moundsyille accommodation, ll.3j a. m.
Warrington accommodation, i:lO P. m.
Local, G.3j a. m.
West-I'Or Columbus and Chicago o:lj
a. m. and 70j and | 100 p. IN.
Ianesxille accommodation, 80 a. N.
and $40 p. N.
WHEELING AND rITTsBURG DITIsiOy.
For PittsbUrg, 4:lO a. m. 8:j0a. m. and
$40 p. m.
Washington, Pa, accommodation, i:Oj
p IN.
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WILL OECu CY2-y dap t'si~ wCCl.
choice novelties in B'iy:Sh Toilet
Gases. Writing Desks. Polished
Gold RrOaEc ScOucCS, Tables, ana
CaHdCInb=a~, besides = few choice
pieces of Roy al Worcester and Co
pClau6 Fancy S.IiUa. Cnil and sec
my stock WhCtlCr SOu wish so buy
OF moi. Respectfully.
1. a.. DILLON.
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- IIETS

viii SUy Il PAIR Of
Mems Embroidered shipper.
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-23

CoNCyar tonight at the Opera House.
Mrs Fred Norton and " e. Day will sing
the beautiful dUet 10y Ws,iacc) Holy
Mother, Guide Ills Footsteps
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-23

Now is the time TO make merry and to
enjoy Yourself. Messsrs Peter Weity y Co.
have lust received a large invoice Of ia
maica and New England ram especially 10
meet the demands Of the holiday trade.