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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-24
EELLAIRE.


Various Matters OF Current Interest from
the Glass City.
Mrs. Ray md children arc visiting her
father, ]. Il. Naylor, Of Wellsburg.
The Transit House. was i~nsurc, in the
Mechanics Mutual, Of Milwaukee, for
$1,000.
At St, Johns church Christmas morn
ing services will be held ut 8, 7:S0 and 0
o'clock.
Last nights proceeds at tho skating
rink were givon by Col. Rankin to the
ladies appointed on Thanksgiving Day as
u committee TO aid the poor.
A. Lash, OF Martins Ferry, was about
town yesterday. His plan OF water works
for Martins Ferry contemplates service
mains extended to Bridgeport.
Miss Ella Weir will this evening dis.
tribute tho presents collected by her for
those children who are not likely to have
any other opportunity Of meeting Santa
Claus.
Jersey Lodge a. A. OF I. rs. W. has
elected officers as follows: President,
George Squiggins; Vice President, Milton
Stewart; Il. G., S. S. MCGOWAN; T. c.,
jas. Graham G. Rep, Syl r. Wetherald;
Gnidc, a.. c. Mills; /. Watch, Ed. Fitz.
patrick; .. Watch, Albert Marshall ;
Trustees, Aaron c. Mills, S. /. Wetherald
and Louis Marshall.
Some weeks ago a large iron bridge was
transferred from the ears to boats here
and taken to Darlington to be put up over
Suntish creek. Word came yesterday that
the trcstle used in the erection OF the
bridge had been carried away by the ice
and the bridge dropped 10 the bottom OF
the creek. 1t will have to be raised and
shipped back to the factory again to be
rc-made.
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Fceny's rush for holiday sweets con.
t!nies. For the last ten days there has
been a sweeping demand upon tho re.
sources OF the establishment for goods.
Candies OF course have been the leading
articles Of sale. Tho commonergrades have
all been made in tho factory Of tho cstab-
llsl,ment,. and their well known purity
and hcalthfulncss make them very desira-
bic for all purposes. The finer grades arc
also largely. made by Mr.. Fecny, while
the French and imported goods are OF
known purity. The chocolates, drops,
caramels OF all kinds and other fine eau
dles and gums arc either prepared by Mr..
Feeny himself or purchased for bis trade
with great care. No establishment in the
State has the same general and excellent
equipment for the holidays. Purchasers
Of Christmas goods should remember this
met. .#H.. -u rus
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ALibel Suit AEainsttI,c l%ntcllIrencer,

W. II. II. Showacre, shcriG:clec OF Mar
shall county, who was one OF the candi-
dates OH the Independent Republican
ticket Mt the October election in that
county, yesterday entered suit in the Cir
cult Court OF Ohio county, by his attorney,
W. W. Arnett, to recover from Frew.
Campbell Il Hart, publishers Of the IL
T~ELL,GEScER, $4,000 damages for an
alleged libelous publication. The publ
cation complained OF appeared in the H.
TELLlGEScEn Of October 4, and was n CON-
muaication from Moundsyilllc, signed
"Rep." The communication connected
the Independent Republican faction with
the outrage upon J. L. Hart, proprietor OF
the Mouudsuillc Herald, whose office was
entered in the night, the type pied and
the press broken.
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LACE Bed SETS, new, this morning.
.m GEO, X. TAYLOR,


"fes, we arc making 4 specially OF fine
diamonds" said Mr.. l. &. Dillon last
night. ;"We have the largest and best
selected stock OF stones ever brought to
this city. DYE have been in the business
for years and have given the matter Of
diamonds especial attention. In other
words, we know when we have a superior
quality OF goods. The goods we have we
propose selling at a very small margin OF
profit. II n customer means to buy he
shall not leave the store without making
his purchase. No such goods have ever
been offered at the prices. We intend to
sell all ofoar fancy stock at or about cost
prices. The public attention is especially
called to II diamond display.
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A splendid audience gathered in the
Opera House last night to hear the con.
cert for the benefit OF the Third presby.
terrain Church. The programme was a
fine one, well rendered, and the large au.
dience was highly appreciatiye. The yo.
calists, Mrs. Martin, Mr.. Ankle, Mrs. Nor.
ton, Mr.. Day, Mr.. Smyth, Mrs. Jaeger,
Miss Bickerton, Mr.. Zulauf, Mrs. Hair
and Mrs. Nellie Sweeney Palmer, all &C.
quilted themselves more than creditably,
Miss Dillon's readings were enthusiastically
encored, and Prof. Schockey and Mr.
Smyth added much to the success OF tho
entertainment by their instrumental solos.
A concert was also given Mt the Disci.
pies Church last evening for the benefit
OF the church, which was very successful,
artistically, popularity and financially.
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The current issue Of the Iron Age con-
tains n notice signed by tho Old Dominion
Copper Mining Company, Of No. So Maiden
Lane, New York, which refers 70 n former
Wheeling man whose financial disasters
have already been reported in Wheeling.
Tho notice is us follows:
''This company will not recognize con.
tracts OF any kind OF S. NJ. Hamilton.
whether sales or negotiations for sales OF
copper, or any other dealings by him,
whether hc therein claims to act as agent
or In any other character"
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LADIES satchels, new, this morning.
Gro. X. TAYLOR,
HIS + TEAR,

- .. ---
Elijah Markings History OF Ills Adventure
With the Midnight Robbers.
Elijah Marling, the Short Greek farmer
whose horrible treatment ut the hands of
midnight %marauders, in describing his
treatment at the hands of his tormcntors,
said last night to a reporter OF the INTEL.
LldEScgu: When l saw the rascals tearing
up the floor OF my bedroom, rip open the
feather beds, sound the plasering, tearing
up the hearths and heard them digging III
the cellar, was not alarmed, for | knew
they had all the money | had in the
house. One thing did scare me, however,
and that was the knowledge that in the
wardrobe OF my room was 4 brand new
suit sof clothes l had just bought from
gundling, in Wheeling, and my chief fear
was that some one OF the scoundrels would
take a fancy to it and carry it of. How
ever, their thirst for money was superior
to their vanity. and they LETT me my suit,
which is the only good one l ever owned.
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4 Serious Accident.

Yesterday morning John Niehausc, a
young man living at the corner Of Fourth
alrd Main streets, in North Wheeling, was
engaged in chopping the ice out Of the
wheel OF the Annie L, which is tied up at
the North Wheeling landing, when the
engineer, not knowing he was on the
started up tho machinery. Me.
hause was thrown around tho wheel ind
had three ribs and one shoulder blade
broken, besides receiving other injuries OF
a serious and possibly dangerous charac.
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4 Young Nuns Death.

Mr.. Jacob Brillcs, IT., a well.known
young Ia OF this city, died yesterday
afternoon about 3 o'clock at the residence
OF his father, in East Wheeling, Of typhoid
fever, after an illness OF about ten days.
The news Of Mr.. Brillcs' death will be read
with sorrow by the large circle OF friends
he had in this and other cities. He was
a graduate Of Wooster and n prominent
member OF the Beta Theta Phi fraternity.
lie wa corresponding secretary of tie
chapter here, and last summer was one
OF the officers at the fraternity assembly
Mt Chautauqua. He was a favorite mem
Der Of the plumed Knights organization.
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GOhhleca Ealn.,

Tho rush for turkeys at the old Tidal
Wave stand continues. All day yester-
day the was crowded and hundreds
could not get ear the desk where chances
were being sold. Hundreds Of turkeys,
chickens and geese were taken home ior
Christmas by fortunate posscssors. The
means OF ntiling are SO fair and open that
none an he deceived or imposed upon.
No disorderly or intoxicated persons or
minors are allowed within the room. It
is Mr.. Shrlver's aim to make all who
patronize his place feel that they will ret
their moneys worth and also that they
will visit him again. The rush to-day and
tomorrow will be largely in excessoi that
ofany day this week.
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ABOUT PEOPLE,
Stranger. In the City and Wheeling Folks
Abrond,

IN the CITY and Wheeling Folks
Abrond.
Mr.. George Brown, Of St. Clairsyille,
was in town yesterday.
Mr.. ". L. Cole and A. G. Jackson, OF
P~arkersburg, are in the city.
JIM Mccullough, OF Short creek, is
visiting friends in the North End.
Mrs. David Greer, OF North Wheeling,
is visiting her brother al Columbus.
VS.. Wiley, OF New Martinsville, is
visiting iriepds in the city and will be
here several days.
Miss Laura Bruce, Of Lexington, is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. \. S. Hardin, on
Fourteenth street.
Miss Mamie Snyder has returned from
school at Mount de Sales, Baltimore, to
spend her holidays at home.
Miss Jessie Murfin, Of Jackson, Ohio. is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. J.. Y. L. Rodgers,
at No. 9S North Front street, Island.
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"a Quarter OF n Cup Of Toa."

Eyes, madame" said the Dominic.
"Just a quarter ora cup OF tea, il you
please, and half a slice OF toast. That is
all l can eat before preaching this even.
ing, for my dyspepsia is 50 bad" The
poor man preached an awfully dry scr.
mon, which put his hearers to sleep. But
why should a minister have dyspepsia rs
long rs Browns Iron Bitters is to be had
at the drug stores? The Rev. Mr.. Onley,
Of Newbern, n. c., says, ~ consider
Browns Iron Bitters one Of the best medi.
cines known" 4
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The Christmas Markets.

There was an unusual number OF coun-
try people in the city yesterday, and they
all brought produce and took home TOYS
and goods. Wheeling merchants say thcy
are selling rs much goods as usual, some
OF them more, but they are sold on such
close terms that less money is taken in
than usual.
Poultry is very plenty. Turkeys retail
at Is to IS cents q pound, and chickens at
l2a to Is. . Rabbits arc still plenty and
cheap Ofducks and geese the supply is
fully equal to the demand.
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TIE PEOPLE

Last evening, after the report OF the
crime had been generally circulated, ex-
prcssions Of indignation were general.
The boldncss Of the criminals, and the
impunity and persistence with which
they have operated, caused n feeling OF
alarm, and it was a general observation
that nobody WHO had money or goods OF
value could consider himself safe. There
was also a disposition to c~riticise the au-
thorisies that no determined effort was
made to bring the criminals to Justice.
Prosecuting Attorney Jordan thought
yesterday that there was q clue which
might result in discovering the guilty mar.
ties. He did not indicate what action he
would take. It is said, however, on good
authority that the County Commissioners
Wilt asked to offer a reward. ior the ar.
rest and conviction Of any members Of tho
gang who have been engaged in the re.
cent audacious robberies in Ohio county.
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On and after to-day, December 90, 1851,
until January !. 1885, inclusive, trains on
the Wheeling Elm Grove railroad will
be run by doubling present time, viz:
Leave Wheeling at $3.50, 1880. $50, 9:3O,
IL A. NJ, and run every hour until 0r.M..
Leave Wheeling Park at 7:3O, $50,
9:SO, II A. Nj, and run every hour until
9:I0 +. VI.
Sunday, leave the city at s 4. NJ. and
every hour until 0 p. VI. Leave Wheeling
Park at %. NJ. and every hour until 10
+. NJ. G. iIInscn,
Superintendent.
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4 ENCOURAGEMENT.
Glm QaAl1gameen
O,ncs: Nos. 70 and 81 Fourteenth Street.
New Advcrtisenic nts

WGnted-A Wile.awaec Young Man.
Annouuccmcnt-John G. lIaber!iCld.
SkateS-Scshiu & Iiro.
Soticc-Bonds Of T.. ". & Ky. r. 4 Go.
Decorated Gas Globes and S~hgdc.-Ewins Bros.
Iron City College iittsbugh. Pn.
Fine L~a!npS-Geo. ". JohnsVn's Sons.
The Last Day before Christmns-Brucs ( Golfer.
Erlanger-SchmulbHch Brewing Co.
Dlhmunds-l. Il. Dillon.
Cedar BalSam-GOetzc's Drug Store.
Hope-Swifts spcclt!c-Thiri page. :
Christmas GoOds-G. Mcndel d Co.-First pngc.
Announcencnt-fnnk Bowers-lIead OF Local.
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TIE Vol.rA,c BELT Co., OF Marshall,
Mich, offer to send their celebrated ELgc.
TEo-VoLrMc BELT and other ELECTRIC Ar.
rLIAScEs on trial for thirty days, to men
young or old) afflicted with nervous de-
bility, loss OF vitality and manhood, and
all kindred troubles. Also ior rheumatism,
neuralgia, paralysis, and many other dis.
eases. Complete restoration 10 health, Wig
or and manhood guaranteed. No risk Is
incurred as thirty days trial is allowed.
Write them at once for illustrated panph.
let free. Mwrsw
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On and after Monday. December 90,
Baltimore & Ohio trains will leave Wheel
ing rs follows. city time:
East: For Washington, D. c., and
Baltimore, 700 Am and $50 p. NJ. Cum
berland accommodations $50 A.. NJ;
Moundsyille accommodation, Ii :35 A. NJ;
Warrington accommodation, 4:lO p. NJ;
local accommodation, G:35'A NJ.
West: Columbus and Chicago, 0:15 A.
NJ, 1905 r: ". and 1l:e.0 p. NJ; GAINESVILLE
accommodation at 1885 A. NJ. and $40
+. NJ.
Wheeling and Pittsburgh Division: For
pittsburgh at 4:l0 A. NJ, $50 A. NJ. and
o:2o l.. ~; Washington, Pa, acconmoda-
tlOn ut :U0 +, ", a.
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INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 24.--1 A. M
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, partly
cloudy weather, local SHOWS, followed by
fair weather, nortlicrly winds, lower tenn
p~Grature and higher barometer.
For the Lower Lake region, partly
cloudy weather, local SHOWS, followed by
clearing weather, lower temperature, and
winds shifting to northerly.
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Or7o WHITING, the great bird man, has
arrived in this city with almost5OO import
ed canaries, parrots aud other German
singing birds, which he offers at a reduc-
ton to-day and tomorrow, ut Ed. Christ
mans, l04S Market street. Every bird
warranted to be a singer. Sales for two
days only.
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ALI-WOOL KNIT JACKETS.

We have now in stock Il full line of tho
above Jackets; also, an extra heavy quail.
lily Cor butchers, md q full line of Scotch
Wool Underwear, warranted not 10
shrink. C. HESS 4 SONS,
Merchant Tailors anl Gents Furnislcrs.
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as CENTS

Will buy IL pair of
Mems Embroidered Slippers,
WOmen's Embroidered Slippers,
W0men's Flannel Lined Slippers, nj
j. ". AMlCk'S,
1l43 Main Street.
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Tho best salye in the world for Cu,.
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt i,hcum' F SuS.
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, ChiiblNi,Nr.'
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and p%osj,i~s,,
guaranteed to give perfect re- 's sd1jsfs"i;od 1t ! Is $
money refunded. Price % cents per bo !,
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Imported Beer,

Whoever likes to taste a glass OF the
world.renowned Munchen Hottrau Beer
should not fail to call at II. Blumenberg's
on Christmas day.
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Thermometer Record

The following shows the range Of the
Thermometer rs observed ut. Schnepf's
drug store, Opera House cornerIISaturday:
Z A. NJ, 100; - M.,24';3r. Mn,e25o;7P p. NJ,
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II. %Blumenberg begs leave to inform his
many friends and patrons that during the
holidays he will, have on drausht the
world.rcnowned Munchen Hofdraeu Beer.
Nobody should fail 10 Try this excellent
beverage.
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$1,000 WORTH Of artistic Christmas cards
and souvenirs, in satin silk and plush, OF
all shades and tints, at Stanton { Dayen-
ports book store.
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If you are in doubt what to buy your
friend Tor a holiday present, settle the
matter by getting one OF these elegant
Christmas cards Mt Stanton & D%ayenport's
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ALL llavors Of ice creams and ices, fresh
cakes, large and small, assorted, for Christ.
mas dinners. Order by telephone from
Zelgentelder's, GO Twelfth Street.
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FINANCE mi TRADE.
h Feature. Of the Money aud stock Mar.

tH kets,
SEw YoRK, Dec, 23.-Money lalX percent, closed
offered al ! percent. Print mercantile PAPER IA
6 percent. Sterling Exchange bankers bills dull at
MISUNDERSTANDING.
STATE SEcuillttEs-pull.
RAILROAD iIoSps-Firm. TI 4
A~torKs-The market oINrcl weak and prices dc.
cllncd Y to / percent, tho latter Delaware x llud.
son, which fell to 72H. snbsclnen'ly anrmer tong
prevailed, and an advance Of { to 4 percent took
place. lAckawanra rose ~ percent 70 North
Hudson / 10 AZ, Lake shop, u Il. G1,s. Union
lnelhc u to 4sh and Western, Uii!on = percent TO
further advance IL. 76''l, but later On there was u
shR.p pfeSurr TO sell C0Alcis, and Western Union,
jersey Central and Reading were lhe special feat,
urrs. Tho former declined from w ioT}s, aud
and declined X to 6$s(, iAckawnuna returned to
wy and Delaware Il Hudson to =. Tho weakness
In thcsc shares had all adverse effect on tho mhr'
TSIS, Lake shoM 10 G!M. New York Central TO nv,
Northern FncltG 10 i04. nnl Pacific slail 70 Sots.
| The market closed weak and depressed. business
was only, moderate, and NJ times, trading WIS at y
| stanIstill. Lending rites VEN tiriner. .
As compared with last nights clC'ing prices arr 4
n2N percent lower, except for Central iacine, l!ock
Island lAclnwanna, Michigan Ccniral, paciilc Mall,
iexS Pacific and Huntsville 4 Nashville, which
| were }kal13 percent higher.
transactions lyJ,0Oo shares.
u, s. Us, lolht; u. S. ~, NIX; U. $. new 4, 1ee1,l;
Tncihcts OF ". I'D: Central Pacific, ll21s; Eric, Nls:
Lehigh Il Wilkes, s.; Louisiana cousols. ~;
Missouri e. lE,l; ST. Joseph, 10; 5; i. & sc.
ln,s. liGIs; Tennessee 0s. old. a; Do new. 4;
Texas lnclac lAnd unntst s.; do lilo Gnndc,
Say: Union Pacific nrSts llSn; do Land Gnints,
loj1: do Sinking Fund, IFS; Virginia Is. IS;
Virginia Consols, extra matured coupons, IS; DO
deferred, o; Adams Expses, rs; American Ex:
press, pi asked; Canada Southern 81: Central
facinc, Sl14; Chesapeake 4 Ohio, *; do tnt pre-
icrred, 10; do second preferred. &c. G., C.& l.,
81; Denver & Rio Grande. l0SllE; Erie, AK do prefer.
red .; Fort Wayne, l9dA. cx.diy.; Hannibal K St.
Joseph, &H; do preferred. ss!Ss asked; Kansas 4
Texas, 1914 Lake Erie & Western. 10: Lake Shore,
c4N; Louisville & Nashville. 2J%; Louisville, New
Albany 4 Chicago, 8: Memphis & Charleston, lSt
preferred. 10; do a preferred, .; Memphis 4
Pacific, DO5t; Nashville x Chattanooga. 3tE; New
jersey Central, 39H: Northern Pacific, II; do
preferred. IVt; Northwestern. SGif; 10 preferred,
i2I.; New York Central, S5i: Ohio Central, ";
Mail, t514: Iittsburgh, lJ6; Reading. -; 81.
Louis & san Francisco, 20; do preferred, SIX: ST.
Paul, IN: DO preferred, lOl: Texas Pacific, l23s:
Union Pacific, ~; United States Express, 81; V.
s.. L. & p, ,SN; do preferred, Is; Wells, Fargo
Express, l07; Western Union, 81.
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P%HoToGRApn albums and scrap books
are selling at unusually low figures to re.
duce large stock at Stanton & Davcnport's
hook store.
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How Frnnk Duly, mn Eisht-Iear Boy, Cots
...". 81, IND. ..

Frank X. Duffy, an eight.year-old son
Of Thomas Duffy, dealer in gents furnish
ing goods, purchased a one-tifth ticket in
the November drawing Of the Louisiana
State Lottery Company, and received an
express package containing 5000 in cash.
The number Of the winning ticket was
1908, and the whole prize was s25, 900.
A Times reporter has verified the case OF
this Hartford boy.-Lar,ford CONN.,
Times, November 90. pAw,
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FOR RENT.

Tho elegant twO-storyD Dwelling House,
No. Al Fifteenth street. Apply at ll26
MINI street,
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If you wish to make an elegant Christ
mus present to your friends call at Zeigen-
ielder's, &C Twelfth Street, and get either
q nice basket OF candies, nuts and foreign
fruits, or q nice fruit cake, or an elegant
box OF Whitman's fine candies or French
fruits, from the highest TO the lowest
prices.
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E0G-NoG and Tom.and.Jerry served to
families, in buckets, by Louis Schwalb, Ma.
tional Saloon, No. lois Main street.
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PRAS0's handsome Christmas cards
with or without fringcs, from five cents tt
s. 90 each, at Stanton & DaYenports bool
store. F'
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McMEcnES's cigars for holiday presents,
put up in boxes Of fifty each. Regular 5.
cent goods, 81 % per box.
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LADIES' Cambria Underwear and Chill.
dscn's White Dresses, new, this morning
:. GEO. Il, TAYLOR.
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NExT to your own home the Phoenix will
oiieI the most homelike fare tomorrow.
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: The finest and choicest lines OF ales,
beers, porter and other malt liquors at the
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SHELL oysters, a specially at Booths
phGnlx restaurant. Try some of the
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a SUITABLE present. A pound Of our
Original Dragon Chop Tea. Price 10 cents.
Only ut McMechen's.
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THE first shipment OF Florida oranges
direct from the groves, at McMechen's.
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TIE sllEEp~ Market.


The receipts nrc In excess OF a yc-v slow ,,cuora
for sheep. md though over 100 OF The rSccIpt bave
been IeShipped through to New York, yet The bal.
anee are more than ,hcsu Is my demaild Tor, and
nmnineS VIII be left over. There Is n fairly good
and lambs, a, 3a51!c: but few at the latter trice''
s AM. uine iass year sheep sold u! aa51he gsoss, aud
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-24

CLOSING out Women's Slippers from 2Oc
up at j, r, SroSE's.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-24

500 pounds Of fruit cakes, all sa!zes, for
the holidays, at Zeigeniclder's, &C Twelfth
Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-24

Misses and Children's fine high cut
Shoes cheap at 1T. SroSE's,