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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-20
ne APPOINTMENTS,
.,or Camden Thinks the Rspub-
IicaRs Wilt Holly Oppose
Confirmation Of President
!" rl.vsIand's Appointments.
,,s,.u's Name Likely to be Con-
frmsd at Any Rate.
.--,g ne saa4sg Rwiass-.

,s-,y. D. C., Dec. l9,-I eAllsl
- ,..,o, Camden to-day, be has been
.-.I,obis house tor nearly two weeks
''. -. only been abe to be at the Capitol
- ,nss Congress convened. While
' s,,.,or las not the appearance Of a
x -, II does 10; take more than Eve
u, ,;.,ls, Conversation to learn that the
;.,,,o; IS sufferer.
S -'.,.,3.v be vent GU. Tor the drs; time
* spd got as far a. the Treasury
,-r,pt AEsr making several calls
-. b.o,ms ta,igusd and Was com.
.,l.i,o return home.
S,..kipg OF The jeisY in sending the
...,;,p Of McGrsW to be Collector Of
-,-.,.I Revenue to the Senate, Mr.. Cam
- that he did not think that il would
-, II until after the holiday recess.
T.,..nsd 70 incline to the opinion that It
-n,,otsp6on Of the Republican Senators
-,Esss violent opposition to Mr. Cleys-
-, spooinrueuts IS they can. He has,
- no fears of the result in Nc
- csss So far very few Of the
IS. 0: those appointed Internal Revenue
=, l,-;Dr ths recess have been
-, me Senate. There are are three
~.r,3s3s one 81 shich will probably be
-,!ss test case,
S.,,,o, Harrison vii! probably antagO-
80, S.ss,5- Voorhees, il tie confirmation
so Henderson. o. the HoEono dis
-, u. Csuiei ssJs has ne rather
,..:- Ike issrs should be made on some
~, nsa than NyGHS
Y, Esn1s Is qI,tsi a saying that 80
.,s W,Gaas : case IS concerned, when i,
,s,casd, s1ouya republican Senators
~ pledged uar support to insure his
s..;ns,o,
Y, Csnieu SAID today hat IN The event
.,s7 oo,ias,s opposition on the part Of
..,,,F.,n S=0a'ors 10 the nominations
,s,3y ps2iiss Pses'dsrt Cleveland will
,-..pcs a. once 70 ra,,le 10 the sp
..,.,s,.s Ils. "a fast 90 il is possible 10
90 that rhs rJ;e violent uoe opposition
E.,a Rs7roacsus ne o-,.sr II VIII be for
=. Jsnosr,,.c p.5ty. Mr. Camden is an
cl.,r s5nl-sr Of NJ Cleveland and is
.~,,!, impressed El,h the icss that he is
,--yr9 rarn rhs rascsls out, no matter
r.s.r the RepI5hcaa Senator's are
4 ,.sssi or no
,isr IS Pos; master Simpson il con-
nd BE. Can6eg sa-s TIA, 30 heard Of
,5Vosi:jga 20 his confirmation. Still
-. a-s ruuory plenty thu. there will be
,Gao1 70 rhs confirmation q both the
4 = posuas.-rz 8, Whso&ng aud Pied
80.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-20
MARTlN,s rERRY.

For SALE One OF the NEST desirable res
licences in this vicinity, consisting OF !;
cottage containing seven rooms, nan
porch, cellar, eistern and al necessary out
buildings. Also about three quarters o.
an acre of ground planted in fruit. such al
apples, cherries, plums, grapes, &c. toi
further information call on or address D.
7. Hanes, Real Estate Agent
Yesterday morning Mrs. Hess, who lives
on First street between Hanover and Wal
NUT came very nearly being burned ltc
death. She was engaged cleaning and
polishing her stove with preparation OF
benzine and graphite, holding in her hand
a saucer of the preparation. By some
means the Ssnzine took FIRE and ignited
her dress. Fortunately she was able to
mt out the flames with but little damage,
EXCEPT to her hands and clothing.
Mr.. Ditkridge was called to his home IN
Pittsburp yesterday by the sudden death Of
an infant son.
Wanted, Immediately-A female cook
at the Hanover Hotel.
The Ladies Union Benevolent Society
meets at the residence of Mrs. Geo. Ches.
sell, on Wednesday afternoon at 2:SO
o'clock.
On the evening of the 9th the st. PauFs
Episcopal Mission will give a musical
entertainment in their Church room, in the
Commercial Hall. The performers include
sorne of the best musical talent in Martin 9
Ferry and several of Wheeling 8 most noted
yocalists. The performance consists OF q
concert in the FIRST part, with the comic
opera "King Alfred" concluding with the
laughshle farce, Mrs. Jsrleys WAX
Works"
For additional Martins Ferry news,
see Fifth Page /
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-20
A FATAL FALL.

MT. " =. Troll Meets Death from Falling
Down Stairs.
Yesterday morning Mr.. William Troll
Who resides on Seventh street, arose early
and attended market. Between seven and
eight o'clock be returned home and de.
posted his basket Of purchases up stairs
and started down stairs again, when be
tripped and fell headlong over the aide Of
The balustrade to the floor of the hall be-
Low. He was picked up insensibls and
carried TO his room, where he fingered IN
Ill about 2 o'clock in the after
noon, at which hour death re
ieved him Of the pain he suffered. There
we're many rumors a. to the cause of hil
death, but the fact il, an artery in biz
head burst from the conclusion. ultimately
causing death, Is nothing could be dom
to relieve him. Mr.. Troll il Q vel known
gentleman, having been in the employ o
N. Gutman & Co., for some twenty years
He leaves o wife and three children u
mourn his uhtimely death.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-20

Personal and General Notes About The
Mound City.
SpeciaI TO ne Sunday ReSiasr
MouSDsvILLE, December ls.-Mis.
Mamie Morrow. Of Benwood, spent part oil
this week in Moundsville visiting friends.
Mr.. s. c. Gaus, the popular telegraph
operator Of the o. r. road is slightly indis-
posed.
Rev. W. h. LOOMS former pastor Of the
Sim son NJ. E. Church, Of this place. was
the guest Of Rev. Stewart Rev. Loomis
has charge Of church at Parkersburg.
The owners Of the Union Coal Works
are having the air shalt rooms and entries
cleaned in order TO have the mine inspec.
ed by those men who are negotiating for
it's lease. This work 10 fast nearing com
pletion under Mr.. Walker I. Frissell. OF
Wheeling.
Mr.. Osborn has retired from the Mound
City Hotel and Mr.. McFadden has again
taken charge Of it.
The many friends Of Mr.. John Bruce
read Of his death on Thursday With deep
felt sorrow.
Mrs. Rebeccs Anshut1 and Mrs. judy.
Mitchell, Of Des Moines, Iowa. are visiting
Mrs. Lockwood.
Mr.. Will Mathews 10 home from tho
Wsynesburg College to spend the holidays
Services to morrow in the Episcopal
church Of 1890 Q. IN and 7'sO p N.
Special services will be conducted iu
the 81. Xavier Roman Catholic church Oh
Christmas morning.
Mr.. Thomas johnson, father in law OF
Mr.. Thos Scott, Of Round Bottom. fell and
broke bis thigh. Owing to his extreme
age. bis recovery il considered doubtful.
Messrs. VIII Logan, Harris Adams and
Ed Peck. Of this. place, are attending the
Frazier Business College In Wheeling.
The Pickwick Club met at the residsncs
Of Col. A. J. Martin, on Friday evening
The next meeting Of the club will be 1t
the residence Of Mrs. A. Ray. 10 the lover
ward
Cottage prayer meeting will DO con
Quoted BY Rev J. X, Hsmmopd. on FIJI.
day evening next. ct the residence Of Mr.
Jonathan Purdy.
Hon. J. E. Esipg purchased he Thom
as property in the Third ward ter 81, 20D
Mr.. Charles Weaver eavs his wife =
Christmas gift Of an slsass, piano Of the
famous StsiG male Of Baltimore
Our worthy Mayor, L. V. Purdy, was
seriously injured on Thursday by being
kicked BY horse. Re 10 improving and
. speedy recovery Is hoped for BY his many
friends.
Mr.. n. V. Robinson, . merchant from
Ohio, Who failed here some time $50. re
turned to this place few days ago and
was arrested on . cspiss and pot 10 jsil.
The Holy Evansslic church o. tbls
place will give Christmas entertain % ant
on the eve Of that day
The Sabbath schools are Ill Arranging
for attractive Christmss entertsinm ep,s.
The Trinity Episcopal school will have
their customary tree, and viii participate
in pretty and appropriate responsive ex.
erciss. intessperssd With sparkling musie
on Christmas eve. Mr.. Jos. B. Alexander
10 uniiring In bis efforts - . superintspd
ent Of Sunday schools TO make . perfect
success Of his Sunday school work.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-20
home RULE.
Mr.. Gladstone Says When He Has q
Scheme
He VIII Give II TO tho Public
Himself.
An Awful Explosion OF Dynamite
In Siberia.

LONDON, Dec. 1.-The follosins Ola
patch from Mr.. Gladstone has been re-
ceived BY the Cable News Company:
HAwARnEy, Dec. lS. 1885.
If should At sny time have any plsn
or intention to announce on Tie question
of Irish Government it will be dore pub.
icly and on my own responsibility. not by
An anonymous and irresponsible declars,
ton. Ny political friends are assured
that l remember my obligations
to them and they may safely
understand that | am bound to
none Of the IDEAS respecting home ruls for
Ireland recently announced 10 mS name.
After saying this much hold myself sI,
cused from replying to further Inquiries.
minors or allegations regarding the Trial
question.
Gsigned wv. 4. GLADsross
frresponse 10 ! fequst for his opinion
of the homo rule proposals. the Esrl OF
Derby, who was e. member
of Mr.. Glsdstone's cabinet writes hat
the original plan for the establishment Of
home rule in Ireland has been materially
modified BY subsequent statements, and
that it h therefore impossible for him to
express an opinion on the subject"
Right Hon. Vim. Forster, formerly Sec
rotary for Ireland, vritea:
We may now be allowed to Zee the aoheas.
but until it If made pubic ! canno. give al
opinion on ON Unauthorized statement Of
Mr.. Glsdston's views which Mr.. Gladstone
himself has denied since its Publication
| myself am too i'll to enter into discus
sion Of the Irish question
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-20
HAS SHE LOST HEB MIND.
Miss Ina Harris Not Heard Of Yet A Talk
With Her Mother.

Miss Ina Harris Not Heard Of Yet "A Tall
With Her Mother.
The result of the trial Of the Harris
Pickett case Wss still the subject Of gen
ersl conversation on the streets, yesterday
and many inquiries were made as t.
whether there had been any tidings of tht
plaintiff, whose sudden disappearance had
not BEEN accounted for.
Last evening REGISTER reporter called
at the residence of Mrs. Ferrall, mother O.
Miss Harris, for, the purpose Of gaining
some information concerning the where
abouts of the girl. In reply to the ques
ton, Have you heard from your daughter
since last Thursday EVENING" Mrs. Fer,
rail- said: II have not. Do you know
what has become of the poor girl2 She
came in the house after five
o'clock on Thursday evening and
cLAsPISG NE IN HER ARMS,
kissed Ime and said: oh mother, broke
your heart After this she Immediately
started for the door and said as she shut
it: I am going back to Mrs. Nelson's I
have not heard of her since. ......
HAS she ever shown symptoms of ilsan.
ityY,
YES" was the positive reply. StFor
two years she has not been like herself. I
remenber one cold night about year ago
at late hour she left her bed with moth.
ing but her night clothes on, and went up
street to q neighbor's house and called
them up. She gave no reason for so do
ing. Since
THIS TROUBLE COMMENCED
ske has at times been very respondent and
talked In d meaningless manner"
WAS there ever any symptoms OF In
sanity in the familyY'
Her grandmother, Mrs, Harris, was in
the asylum about one year. and her uncle,
William Harris, has been there for several
years"
Has Miss Ina long been victim Of
fts2' ....
"shs has had a few in the last two years,
out never before
rs any one hunting for your lost daugh'
terH %,
Certainly. We have no detectives, but
some Of our friends are
DOING WHAT THEY CAN
to tiud her"
did che have any money when abe lett,
or when you last saw her2'
II don't think che had. If she had,
do not know where che got il"
do you think the child presented in
Court was your dsughtersY
mo, do not | think Ina was crazy
and did not know what she was doing
She never told me she had entered that
suit. | found it ont from q different
source and told her on the morning the
suit commenced,
TO WITHDRAW 1T.
She promised she would 60 up 10 the Court
and doit. believe she was delivered Of
a child, bat whether it is now desd or alive
| do not knoR."
Mrs. Feyrall appeared greatly diatressed
over the mistortunes of her daughter. She
said she feared the worst had not come,
AID that the legal combat was not yet
ended.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-20
TERRIBLE SLAUGHTER
OF Between 400 aud 900 People Ia SITE.

OF Between 400 aud 1000 People ia SITE.
ria.
Sr. PETERSBURG, December ls.-Dia
patches Just received here state that ter
rible dynamite explosion has occurred il
the Pleiiuchin mine, in Siberia. The &C
counts are conflicting ~ regards the mum
Der Of persons killed. some placing the
number at tour hundred, while Others place
i, as high Is one thousand.
STEPHEN GrIoS SUDDENLY DIEs.
LIVERPOOL, December l9.-Mr. Stephen
Barker Guion. the head Of the Guion !iue
Of steamships, died here suddenly at 10
o'clock to-day. Death WAS caused BY apo
plexy. Mr. Guion was native Of A.nerics.
and was 10 the 65th year Of his age. He
had not been In good health for the past
few weeks. No serious couseq aence wa
anticipated. He died at bis residence 10
this city.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-20
THREE MEN SHOT
BY a worthless Character Who MAJ be
Vrnehed.s

BY a worthless Character Who MAJ be
LynehSd.
PrrTsBrRG, Pa, December ~. - A
Wayuesburg, Pa, special says Three
men we're shot last night at place called
Lipt sacotts, about four miles east Of this
town, by David Lindsay FonRec. The
men hurt were Merchant Lippencott,
Youngest son Of . B. Lippencott, shot in
the chest and shoulder, serious but not ia
tai; Vim, Woods, of Wsyuesburg, Pa sho:
through the reek and eide, and Jno. Rice,
aho YES near jefferson shot in the ston.
ach and groin. The two latter are said to
be morally hurt. Thursday Fonner at
tempted TO shoot young man named
Ross Just grazing his neck. Former IS q
worthless character ard has been drunk
several days II is said there was 10
provoeation for the shooting, BE has been
arrested and is now in jail. The ciuzens
are much incsused and threaten to lynch
him if results are as bad IS reported.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-20
A MINERS AWFUL FAIL
Down a shaft for Thousand Feet Dash
ed To Pieces.

Down "a Shaft for a Thousand Feet D"sh'
ed To Pieces.
DENVER, December l9-Whils seven
men were being hoisted to the surface in
the Solferino mine, near NeVsnsville, Gill
pin county, last evening. 8 rock fell from
sbovs and struck Archsleus Warren on the
head, knocking him out Of the bucket
The men rrled to catch him, bat is'ied
The bucket was about $50 feet from the
surface at the fue. An exploring party
found piece of his jswbone at the wv
foot level, and piece OF his skull at the
| ,SOO.foot level, where his coat was also
found. His body fell about 200 feet, and
il now In she water at the bottom Of the
shaft.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-20

S~taG Ill, December ia consts-
Gs,:, 49, ms cry made Q levy yesterday
49, l0dgUeu, on the furniture sud
A., u Father Berupe, Catholic priest
g., OaoaqQe. The latter locked the
L. 2 10 hs house sad kept him q pris-
e " several hours. Hs released him
q -, 80 subsequently, barred his dooTs
s,.T,'s to permit the constable 70 re-
~. property levied on. A warrant
80 was sworn out against Father
80. W resisting an oficer, and efforts
i ,,. IS9e to take him into custody.
l. .,. 49,: lave o, casioned consider,
snent il EaS. Dubuque.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-20
o.uORROW, Monday. a

TOsmORROW, uOnday1 aAtsF=
noon, wax. A. A. FRANzHEIM viii
dfaDose of the remainder of the
solid silver and Reed & Barfon's
Oua6rupIe plated silver Ware
and Fancy Articles and the ladies
Of the city andVicinity are hereby
cordially invited 70 attepd.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-20
AMUsEMENr.

LlLLlE tNAAS IN ILUhfIiL.
The features presented above are the
bright and pretty ones Of Miss Lizzie
Evans in the character Of Florette, in
which she appear a. the Xmas matinee at
the Opera House.
Mss Lizzie Evans is nov in her third
season as star, with pew'y revised snd
improved plays, an excellent supporting
company, and every adjunct Of scenery
and appointments to insure successful pre-
sensations Daring the past season Miss
Evans appeared in all the large cities Of
the country. from New Orleans to Mon
treal, and from New York to Kansas City.
Her success wss remarkable, and her re-
eeption at the hands Of both press and pub
lie, uniformly cordial 10 the point Of en-.
thusiasm. Her improvement has been
steady and marked, aud she ia now IN.
doubleday tie peer Of any soubrette &C
tress on the stage. By many Of the critics
she is considered tbe bes..
On Christmas nigh, che viii appear in
"FogR's Ferry," repeating the play on Sat
urdsy matinee. while Saturday night she
will present "Culprit Fay.
NSyIE NADDERy.
Tomorrow and Tuesday nights that
charming sctress, Miss Minnie Maidern
will appear at the Opera House 10 Steele
Msckay's version OF Agnes" entitled In
Spite OF ALL The play has been con.
depsed into tour scts, and has been roti
successful. The New York Times says:
Mas Madden is probably the most IL
tereslirg young sctress nov on the Amer
can stage. She has keen intelligence. q
STYLE, 80 far as its has been formulated
wholly her own, unlike that Of any othe'
player, and entirely free from convention
ality. and Q most charming persouslit,
which attracts the sympathy and admirs
ton Of sll classes Of thea,re-aoers He
success in the SHALLOW plays ste has Z,
voted her time to in the past has not bsel
due TO managerial ssgsei,y and clap trap
a. in the case Of 30 many Young womei
who figure in the rnrsl districts as starr
her original talent vss recognized from
the first. Last night che was seen 10 BET
ter advantage than ever before, even il
Caprice, and We are confident that Lye.
um audiences viii bestov cordisl Approys
for many nights to come upon be, portray
al Of the heroine Of In se;ts Of All"
THE RsArn wAIF.
Quits large audiences witnessed ths ~
performances Of this border drama at ID
Opera House sst night. The Least sai
Of the company outside Of HH, Deniel
the better,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-20

Through the representation OF DIR. John
T Gros, I was induced to try Or. Petz'
ODDS German Bitters for loss OF APpente
and Weakness, which complaints l nSVe
been suffering with for some time. one
bofrls Of the Bilters restored my appetite
and strengthened me considerable.
CATHERISE NJ BEpEoRD,
l4I Orleans ST B8lIimcrs.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-20

Young Mems meetings will De held az
usual 81 T:3O Saturday aud 4 Sunday
A special effort will be made to make the
Sunday afternoon meetings sttrscu7s'
There will be good music and short PSsc-
teal talks by young men on the subject
Gaining by Giving.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-20

Following the custom which has been
found so pleasant in other cities, the AS
sociation will keep open house on New
Years Day. All The arrangements are IN
the hands Of the lsdies'of the Union BeneY'
olent Society which is sufficient to insure
q happy time.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-20
Y. NJ. @. A. NOTES.

The meetings tor the study Of the Inter
NATIONAL Sunday schOollessonS are ireress
ing in interest ana attendance each week.
Teachers and adult scholars can get az
these meetings just such help as Will De
useful in preparing for Sunday, school
Work Rev. DR.. Cook will conduct the study
at ) o'clock this afternoon
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-20
Ona Who Was There,

Our reporter heard Of 9 very difhcult
and interesting surgical operation per-
formed upon Mr.. John Crosby, q we'll
known citizen formerly residing in Bridge
port but now in Martins Ferry, o. Sew
eral years ago, while slsdging stone, q
small piece embedded itself in his left eye,
and not only destroyed his sight but gave
him constant torture day and night. The
other eye also became threatened with loss
of sight, and the physical and mental con.
dition of Mr.. Crosby became such that
life was q burden to him. BE was finally
impelled to call upon DR.. Slocum, lll6
Market street, who advised the removal of
the injured eye After much hesitation
Mr.. Crosby consented. and he and his
friends prepared for the terrible ordeal
LII. Slocum, however, used Q recent
German discovery, an anesihetic called
Coeoane, which has such wonderful effect
as to deaden all pain while it still permit.
ted the patient to retain consciousness. Mr..
Crosby knew and heard all that WAS going
on around him, but felt not the least pain
while the sightless eye was being removed.
a stort time after the operation be wss
able to walk home, 90 slight was the strain
which his system had endured. Since
then he feels like Q new man, has gained
in Assh and spirits, and expresses himself
in the most grateful terms concerning the
professional skill Of Dr.. Sloeun. The re
lief be experienced in his hands and tia
desire to inform others who may be suffer
ing for want of eon6dencs, impels Mr.
Crosby to bear wiling testimony to tn
successful and difficult operation performed
upon himself.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-20
A'zE ORD's ACID PHosPHATS.

ree Benefit In Indigestion.
l.. = IA aall Fair Haven, n. Y, says
Id 49, EsSscnoed il With uarked benefit
s@u0l AID urinary troubles"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-20

GOODS by the yard for suitings or Pan
falcons suitable for Christmas presents AZ
]. BRILLEs, 1883 Main street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-20

Ice DOsea Cent? Pure LanfA
HanAksrehisfs, with fancy bsr-
der, o1.3s PER do3e1, at In
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-20

LooS out for the big Chstter6oA books
for soc each at Stanton i Dsvenports
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-20
BOUND TO DO HIM UP.
Thieves Make Several Successful At
tempts to Relieve 4. Moss of Property.
II aeama thaa soma nartv il avatemAtic-


tempts to Relieve 4. Moss of Property.
1t seems thae some party is systematic
ally robbing E. Mess, Hebrew butcher,
doing business at l48 Eighteenth street.
The first attempt was made some weeks
ago, when an awning worth SIS was taken.
Later they stole q number of ducks, then
again the side window OF the shop was
broken open and they stole quantity Of
meat and number OF hams. Again be-
tween the hours Of two and three o'clock
on Friday morning some one broke into
the back window Of Mr.. Mass
residence and also burst in
the kitchen door and entered the
house, but could get no further than the
kitchen and hall They secured quite a
number Of articles of wearing apparel, be-
longing to the family and the servant girl,
With which they made of Mrs, Moss,
who sleeps in the second story, heard the
noise, but was afraid to call her husband,
80 the burglars made off without trouble.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-20

3 OZoDONT the ladies' pride,
Onty rivals II deride.
z ephyrs Of Tower laden air
u My with II can compare,
ID elsg good TO every, hing,
O D every size its praises ring
y egh c. TO use Il, ladies won't
T hey all must have thar S0Z0DOAT.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-20

Qua own make shoes in ell styles - %.
L,ckes, l043 Main street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-20

FSE Holiday Slippers from 81 90 up at
J. T. Stones.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-20
We Have Left Yet
9 Black Nevmsrkets at y 50.
Il Black Nssmarkets ct IS 30,
ii Black Nswmarkets Ct $3.50,
Is Brown Nexmarkets ct 81 90.

8 Fine Saline Ssvmxsksts Ct $1,000.
100 Silk Circulars Ne~marhets, Plush
Seeques eud Shost Wnpa. They must b.
sold. No sseb variety anywhere In The
Sty. Aho $50 Misses Wraps q cost. We
invite youf sstsetiou 10 our stock q Hasd-
ksrchisfs, Ms6aess and Psscy Goods for
tbs holidsys; also Dress Goods, Vslyeis.
Silks, Pissbs, sasins. shssls. &c. En
sheimss, RlsveAfh strest.