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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-12-10

in crate or stove. Even after the
fluid had been turned on from the pipe of
the Wheeling Company, this was not al
ways successfully accomplished, owing to
q lack ofpressure or the presence of air
in the pipes, and curses, low-voiced but
sincere, were lavishly applied to the gas,
the fixtures, the company, the employees
thereof, the weather, and pretty much
everything else which suggested itself to
the head of the house, who, having singed
his fingers and soiled the vicinity of the
fireplace with balf-burned matches and
the blackened remains of sundry strips of
paper, shut off the valve in despair and
betook himself back to bed firmly re-
solved to "go back to coal" as soon as the
pipes and burners could be removed from
his premises.
1t was not long, however, until the gas
from the Wheeling C%Ompany's lines made
it's presence known, and in most house
holds gas fires were burning c%heerfully at
breakfast time, and the trouble seemed to
be over. At $40 o'clock, however,
the gas gave out, the Wheel
ing Company being compelled, to
protect the interests of its own coutomers
in the southern portion of the city, in
Benwood, and in Bellaire, to shut off the
gas from the West Virginia Comany's
mains. Then another scene of dire con-
fusion ensued, and while one half of the
consumers donned their overcoats and hied
themselves to the office of the Gas Com
pany, to seek a personal explanation ofthe
trouble from the officials, the other half
calmly and complacently called up the
Central telephone Office, and then
the gas Office, and insanely desired to know
what was wrong, where the
break was, when it would be fixed, when
the gas would be turned on and such other
questions as happened to suggest them
selves to the enquiring mind.
This made it pleasant for the
Gas Company officials, and that no case of
suicide was recorded among them speaks
well for their powers of endurance, and
proves beyond the shadow OF a doubt that
they are, one and all, the proud poSsessors
of well balanced minds. The Company
put u man at the telephone early in the
day, and the poor wretch, for whom the
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AN ISLAND
4 Seven Year Old Boy Breaks Through
and Steals.

- W." '
and Steals.
Yesterday morning Mr.. Thomas Sea-
man, the Virginia street grocer, COM
planned to Officer Lukcns, Of the Island,
that his store room had been invaded by
burglars during the night, his money
drawer forced open and the change left
therein appropriated. After an examina-
ton of the premises, the officer became
convinced that a young man named Jessie
Day, living near the store, was the thief,
and shortly afterwards arrested him and
locked him up at headquarters. Later a
warrant was sworn out before Justice
Peterman, and the young man was ar
raigned and committed to Jail for a hear
ing at 10 o'clock this. morning. While in
the lookup, young Day confe ssed
to the burglary, and said he
obtained an entrance into the store through
an attic window, reached by climbing
upon a shed. He then broke a hole in the
ceiling and descended to the floor by means
of a piece of clothes line which he had
brought from home. After breaking open
the money draw ander appropriating the
change-about forty cents--he found there,
the youthful burglar unbarred the front
door and made his escape.
1t is stated that on Wednesday young
Day stole a ten dollar table castor from his
mother and pawned it at a saloon for
a dollar.
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POINTS ON PEOPLE.

Movements OF Citizens and the Coming and
Going Of Strangers
Miss Bette McLnre came home yesterday
from 4 pleasant visit to friends in Balti-
more
DR.. Eugene Hildreth is home from
Brooklyn, having come to attend his sis
ter's wedding.
Mr.. Charlie OFT, arrived home from
Omaho, Neb., yesterday on n two weeks
visit to his parents and friends.
MI. August Beltz, of the North End,
who has been laid up for some time with
rheumatism, is able to be about again.
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ORANGE BLOSSOMS
A PRETTY WEDDING At 81 v,rvr
YESTERDAY AFTERNOON
Which is Witnessed by a Lars and ha.,,.
Asenblass Of Friends, and Rlbvssrp
Elegant Dnng a, lie
heLurs House.

One Of the most elegant and ln,,
full weddings witnessed in thi. eli, :
some time, took place yesterday an,ra,.
in st. Matthews p. +. church. the nm,
pals being MI. Frank q. Hammer, :
Chicago, AID Miss Dorrie List Hildrv,A 4
this city. Long before 1 O'Clock, the be-
set for the ceremony, people began y
irving at the church, and the audltar,,
rapidly filled with an assembling 90,
posed Of the wealth and elite Of the oly
The ushers were DR.. j. l.. Dickey. "
c. NJ. Frissell. Messrs. A. X. Carter. lu
Updegrafr, James V. hickey aud Jan,
p. Adams. As the the City Hall dsi
struck the hour of four, the grand no.e, /,
Lohengrin's wedding march filled ,b. ct.
fice and the bridal party enlaS
the ushers being followed by the hnd,
leaning upon the arm Of her brother NJ
Frank Hildreth. She WAS a,,lrd II ,
lovely costume of cream white six n
tmine, with tulle veil, and CERTAIN
looked beautiful. In her hand she cprS
O boquet Of beautiful Marechal Neil n-s
At the chancel steps the ushcn spanio.
on either side and allowed the bndt al
her escort to pass to the FOO, Of the ala
where the groom and his hes, man NJ J
p. Cameron, Of Chicago, joined then
Then while the orgnnist played s'ni
soft and touching melodies Rev. K EGS
Swope, in the beautiful service Of u
Episcopal Church, pronounced the rr
mony that made the happy "uPl' HL'
and wife. The wedding mari
again sent forth is JG@
peals, and the party retired IN The usi
order, the bride and groom being DIVA 1
the residence of the brides ndbc
Mrs. Susan J.. Hildrcih, oh CHIP
line street, while the balAnH {
the party repaired 10 the McLure ho5'
where an elegant wedding dlhDa /"
served. The menu included all ibf d.
cacies of the season, and wr -r'e =
superb style by Col. Jesse Dixon and h
corps Of walters.
Nj. and Mrs. Kammcrer. after rrd''S
the congratulations Of their friend. s"'
driven To the Il. x q. depot, and lh q
the 5:25 train for an Eastern Uai !
~profusi0n Of the usual omcns Of gcod lSo
being scattered in their wake by msnS'r
Of the bridal party who accompanied 'oa'
TO the depot.
The bride is the daughter Of ibt ~
DIR. T.. A. Hildreth and is one Of Ner
ing's most popular and aoeo"p"'ea
young ladies', and she will he rrIl
missed from among her large arci' =
friends here. The groom is a promiot'
young broker Of Chicago, and cfap'~ y
responsible position Of - director d y
Board of Trade Of that city. III %
Washington county, Pa boy and -
many friends in this vicinity many !
whom were present at the wedding u
heartfelt good wishes VI ~
follow Mr.. and Mr.. -
merer on their voyage Of vcddoo -
After returning from the Ia, 'oel
reside in Chicago. The pte~enu ""
by them were many and handsome
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IN A SMALL WAY.
Pointed Pencilings of Brief Items ofLocal
Interest

Pointed Pencilings Of Brief Items ofLocal
Interest
FIELDS MINISTRIES at the Grand this eve
ming.
ONE marriage license was issued yester-
day.
WILSON & RANKIN's MINISTRIES ut the
Opera House this evening.
Work on the suspension bridge con-
tinueS despite the cold weather.
SIX cases were registered at Police Head
quarters at 2 o'clock this morning.
The work of laying the natural gas
pipe into the Public Building is progress
ing.
THERE were two cases before His Honor
yesterday morning. Both were COM
mitted.
THE fine skating on Back river contin-
ues to attract 4 large number Of young
people from the city.
THE ALEXANDRIA Social will give their
first skating and dancing carnival at the
ALEXANDRIA rink tonight.
THE hay market was well attended yes
terday morning and prices were from Sll
to $l2 per ton, with few buyers.
PROF. JOE KRAMER and his orchestra
will 90 up to Steubenville, to-day, to play
for a swell hop there this evening.
THE Royal Gas Company, operating at
Washington, Pa, increased its capital
stock from 5000, 900 to $500 DOC yester-
day.
ARTIST STORM has finished, from a pOr-
trait, q very fine picture of Archbishop
Carroll, of Baltimore. The painting is
owned by Mr.. n. Crawley, and will be
presented to the Wheeling Hospital.
Four additional engines, ten new pas
senger coaches, one hundred box cars, one
hundren gondolas, one hundred flats and
one hundred stock cars have been ordered
for the Ohio River Railroad extension.
THE man Matthews, who was found on
Eighteenth street, Wednesday night, suffer
ing from a broken leg, was removed from
the City Hall yesterday morning by his
nephew, and will be sent home to Cleve-
land.
SOME one entered the dwelling occupied
by the Clergy of st. Alphonsus church,
Wednesday morning, and stole a silver
watch, which was highly valued on &C
count of its associations. A tramp is sus-
pected of the theft.
GEORGE GoRDON was arraigned before
Justice Arkle yesterday afternoon charged
with being an accomplice in the burst rob-
berry sometime since. He was held in the
sum of 800 for court, in default of which
he was remanded to Jail.
The employees in the freight department
Of the Panhandle Railroad Company have
been notified that hereafter they will re-
eeive extra pay for all over time. This
includes the freight conductors, engineers,
brakemen and yardmen.
MRS. MARGARET Russell, of the Island,
while calling upon Mrs. Gillespie, yester-
day, bad the misfortune to make a mis-
step, which precipitated her down a flight
of stairs, the fall cutting q bad cash in her
head and otherwise bruising her. DR..
Cook, of Bridgeport, dressed the wound.
THE Comet Social,a popular dancing or
ganization, gave a delightful hop at Maen-
nerchor Hall, last evening, which was at
tended by a large number of the members
and their friends. Mayors orchestra made
the music and dancing Wa kept up until
an early hour this morning, refreshments
being served at the proper hour.
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Mr.. Newt Lynch Denies.

Referring to a communication signed
Merchant in yesterdays issue Of the
REGISTER, Mr.. Newt Lynch desires US
to say that he is not now, nor has he at
any time in the past, in any way been
identified with the boycott movement,
and further, that he never served on any
committee with Mr.. William Mccormick.
c~heerfully give place to this denial
from Mr.. Lynch.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-12-10
Sotc. of Knivht. of PytLias.

The degree Of knight VAS conferred
upon three Esquircs in the lampli6ed form,
in Black Prince Lodge No. 10 X. Of p, nj
their Castle Hall, corner Of Twenty-sixth
and Chapline streets, last EVENING"
Occur de Lion Division No. l, conferred
the uniform rank on three Knights, on
Wednesday evening, at their armory, cor
ner of Chapline and Twenty-sixth streets.
The Ohio Valley Lodge No, 81, will
confer the degree of Esquire on one Page nj
their Castle Hall, this evening.
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Circuit Court.

In Part One of this Court, Judge Jacob,
the case of r. C. Allen, Jr., W.. T. c. Mof-
tat was continued.
The case of S. E. Boyd VS.. Thomas Rine
was heard.
The case Of d. w. C. Carroll vs.. the
Exchange Bank was reset for January Sd.
Part Two, Judge Boyd, was not in SEES
sion.
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Exrursions ON the II. & o..

The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com
pany sends greetings to its patrons, by an
nouncing that on December "a, % and 81,
1886, and January l, 1887, round trip
tickets, ut one fare for the round trip, will
be sold from all stations to all stations, on
the Trans-Ohio Divisions, and on the Co
lumbus & Cincinnati Midland K. R., in
GLIDING Chicago, Wheeling, Pittsburgh
and Cincinnati.
Tickets will be good returning until
January 3, 1887, inclusive.
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Change OF Managsm emit.

On the first of April next the New Nc
Lure House will change hands. Mr.. F. J..
Norton the present lessee and manager re-
firing, and Mr.. f. c. Grant. of Chicago, a
well known and popular hotel caterer,
assuming the personal management. Con-
nected with Mr.. Grant in the lessecship are
Hon. n. b. Scott, of the Central Glass
Works, who will be q silent partner 80 to
speak, and Mr.. Harry W. Mcclure, son
of Capt. John Mcclure, the proprietor OF
the property. 1t is understood the latter
will have charge of the Office.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-12-10

O II CITY.
OIL News.

The Lee and Shank No. 1, southwest Of
McGahey N. 8, is producing at q lively
rate. The last named well is doing so
barrels an hour. Davis No. 4 and 5, are
drilling in the sand. Coast < Sons No.
3, is ten feet in the sand, but has not i'm
proved.
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Card ofThanks.

To h< Editor ofhk Rsgis". ,
wish 10 extend my thank, 'h'C
your paper To the Nrtbem ASSURANCE =,
pany, Of London, and ht. Jos'ps
sheimer, their manager for this GU I,
for the prompt settlement Of my a q
the fire which occurred on sund.! :
9th day OF this month. on ~ n'" So
morning when ! went to inform W,
sheimcr Of my loss was tr'r'fo 49,
] wanted to pay my premiam'lns'e's
inform him Of my loss, and can ~,
received my money on Monday "'"
full Of all claims for same.
Yours very truly,
MICHAEL Dctn
Benwood, W. Va, December' ~
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Masonic Officers Elected.

At a meeting of Nelson Lodge No. 30, F.
& A. NJ, held last evening in Masonic
Temple, the following officers were elected
for the ensuing Masonic year: w. NJ, j.
L. Beck; S. W.. J. NJ. Hamilton; ]. W.,
J. +. Bodley; Treasurer, l.. II. Albright;
Secretary, J. w. Morris; Stewards, +. w.
Dunaway and John S. Naylor; S. d., H.
C. Richards; J. D., b. Stanley; Tyler, T.
w. Bliss.
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Social and supper.

The social and supper at the Chapline
street rink, under the management OF the
Chapline street NJ. +. church, drew Is very
large crowd last night, and was in every
way successful. But to-night's entertain
ment will draw a much larger crowd.
There will be refreshments and lunch
from Z to 8 o'clock, at which time the
concert and tableaur will open. A fine
programme will be rendered. There will
also be on hand during the day and even
ing q large stock Of fancy articles, in holt
day goods, which may be purchased very
cheap. No charge for admission during
the day. Concert and tableaux, twenty
FIVE cents.
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The Sabbath Gospel Series.

The second Of the series Of Mems
Gospel meeting in the Opera House, inaug-
arated last Sunday afternoon by the Young
Mems Christian Association, will
be held Sunday next After the
effort that had been made by the
members Of the Association, they expected
to see a good beginning, and they were
not disappointed. The attendance was
most gratifying, the singing, led by Q large
chorus Of youngmen, was hearty and en-
tanning, and the meeting was conducted
in a prompt, brisk, energetic, business-like
way. Those who were there will likely 90
again. Many composing the first audi-
ence have manifested great interest in the
meetings. Different young men will make
short earnest talkseach week. Next Sun
day the story ofthe Prodigal will be pre-
scented under the title Prom Self willed
Evil TO Home. The song service will be-
gin at 800, and, as before, continue fifteen
minutes. To have an attractive Gospel
service is the aim ofthose carrying them
on. All the men Of town, and strspscs
and commercial travellers a. well are m
yited.
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next world car
hold no terrors,
stood at his
post all day
long with a
panied and
no peless look
upon his coun-
te but
with a courage
and fortitude
which excited
the admiration
of his friends.
This is
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GAntlem0n

Will find this = splendid opportunity to
buy fine calf shoes. We have now the
largest and finest stock of fine calf Cordo-
van, DongolA. Kangaroo and English
PorpOise Shoes in the city.
l. V RIDND
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Ladies',

Come and see the wonderful bargains
we now offer in fine Kip, Pebble Goat and
straight Goat Button Boots. Elegant
goods, perfect fitting, latest styles, all
sizes and every width. See our stock Of
Holiday Slippers for gentlemen.
L. v. BLOND.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-12-10

Il NEVER bowed at glory's shrine, to
wealth l never bent the knee; beauty has
heard no vows of mine, ! love thee, ease,
and only thee" Well the only way to
purchase it, is TO invest a stray twenty
live cents in a bottle of Salvation Oil.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-12-10

LADIES who desire to attend the skating
and dancing carnival to be given at the
Alhambra Rink on Friday night are not
required to have invitations. No person
of q doubtful character will be permitted
in the rink. Admission, gents IS cents,
ladies Is cents.
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Death OF Mrs. Mary Myles.

Mrs. Mary Myles, mother Of Council
man Wm. Myles and Mr.. John J. Myles, Of
the South Side, passed away at lao o'clock
yesterday morning, at the residence Of the
latter, on South Chapline street. She
was one OF Wheeling's oldest citizens, be-
ing eighty mine years Of age, and highly
respected byall who knew her. For some
time past she has been i'll, and kept grow
ing weaker and weaker until she finally
passed peacefully away. She wa . con
sistent member Of the Catholic church, and
requiem mass will be said over her remains
at the Church Of the Immaculate
Conception, in the Eighth ward, Saturday
morning at 8 o'clock.
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We call attention to the advertisement
in another column, of the sale of the Mt
Belleview Hotel. This is a valuable
property and the. sale should attract many
bidders
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-12-10

The following transfer of real estate was
left for record at Clerk Hooks Office yes
terday:
Deed made August, g., 1886, by Frank
Walters and wife, and T. p. Shallcross and
wife, to Louis II. Cook. for lot No. 20, in
the subdivision made by the parties of
the first part, lying south Of the natural
road, and known as Bellevue. Considera-
ton, 5000.
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100 g WASHING MACHINES PREk-
To Introduce them in Wheeling, II you
want one send at once TO Monarcn
Laundry Works, 80 Randolph street,
Chicago, Illinois.
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Just received q full line of Panta-
IOonIngs, suitings, OyercOatings. Al
no q full line OF our celebrated fine
Wool and worsted Knit Jackets.
&. HESS a SONS,
1891 and I323 Market street
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DoS'T trife with a cough OF cold q
single day, but procure at once q bottle of
GoOch's Mexican Cough Syrup. It will
cure your cough.
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CONE and nee President Cleveland, with
Wilson & Rankins Ministries to-nisnt.
Opera House tonight
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Cheap Excursion Tickets to the south.

Cheap excursion tickets to the South
now on sale by the Pan Handle route. For
tickets and further particulars, call on or
address ]. q. Tomlinson, Passenger Agent
Pan Handle Route, Wheeling, W. Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-12-10

MAKE no mistake in the p'.oe d..
,on and Rankin's Ministries, OPEN no.
tonight.
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YESTERDAY IN THE CITY.
Tharmnmeter Record.

MI. C. Schnepf, the Opera House drug
Yst, made the following observations oil
the temperature Thursday: Z q. M, 2Si
- a. m, Al; 3 p. NJ, "A; Z p. M, 81.
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WE are coming this time viz 80,
European attraction, grea'f
than ever.
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AMUSEMENTS.
Last Nights Performances and What Is
Promised this Evening.

Last Nights Performances and What Is
Promised this Evening.
A good sized and appreciative audience
greeted Mr.. o. B. Sheppard's company at
the Opera House last evening, in Angus
tin Days latest comedy success, "a
Night Off," The play is n of the best
comedies given In Wheeling this season,
and the audience was kept in a roar OF
laughter almost constantly, the actors be-
ing many times compelled to wait some
time until they could be heard before
proceeding. The company was splendid
all through, Mr.. Clarence Harvey as
Harry Damask," Miss Kate CarlyOn as
Angelica, Miss Helen Leigh as mis-
bic" Mr.. Ed. Il. Marsden as Jack Null
berry," and Mr.. Ernest Bartram as Prof.
Rabbit" being especially good. Should
"a Night OFF, ever return it will be sure
of a cordial reception.
A good house greeted Al. G. Fields
operate Minstrels at the Grand last even
ing, and left highly pleased. The singing
in the first part is especially good and the
Jokes good ones. The olio is first-class.
Frank Pirrung in his Juggling act is excel
lent and Mr.. John Russels in his original
speciality 81 say" kept the house in a con-
tinuOus roar OF laughter, Signor Dawn the
e%guilibrist, performed some wonderful
feats and won deserved applause. AZ.
Field makes a good end man, and in fact
all did their parts well. Brother Gard
ner's Lime Kiln Club ended q good per-
Torrance which will be repeated this
evening.
Wilson & Rankin's Minstrels need no
introduction to the Wheeling public. The
mere mention that they will appear at the
Opera House this evening is sufficient to
draw a crowded house. The company is
splendid and George Wilson, the funniest
of minstrel men, and Carl Rankin, his
partner in fun, will be there. What more
need be said. No audience ever got
enough of them. The Cincinnati Times
truly says: Gould our grandfathers,
who used to squirm with delight over the
knotty gags of Matt Peel and his ilk. have
taken in the Wilson & Rankin Minstrels
at the Heuck's last night, they would
have forsaken their old friends and idols
and gone clear mad with hilarious laugh
ter and delight. We have seen them, and
say emphatically that it is the greatest
minstrel show on earth. Filled to reple-
ton, their programme is literally running
over with good things from first to last,
and every turn an artistic one. In black
face comedy, simply unexcelled. In
vocal strength, Incompatible. In dancing,
song-and-dance, and clog, unapproacha-
hIa -
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Index 70 New Advertisements.
SECOND PAGE.

Ice SkateS-Nesbitt & Bro.
For Cincinnati-Steamer Andes.
Christmas Instrumentation < Davenport.
Rose Crsam-R. II. List.
Lost-Buneh of Keys.
Holiday Goods. q. Dillon.
Trustees Sale of Mt. BelleyieIy Hotel.
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FOURTH PA
FALL AND WINTER STOCK

Oyercoat Days-D. Gundling & Co.
Opera House-Danl Sully.
Discount of % to 20 Per Cent-M. Gutman & Co.
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DoS'T fail to hear the great vocalists,
Wilson and Rankin, Opera House, TO-
night.
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LsGoop&cO sell dry goods the cheapest.
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A DISCOUNT Of % To 80 PER CENT.

From actual value on all of our Winter Overcoats and Suits from
now until Christmas Day. When we cut, we cut deep. When we
sacrifice, we sacrifice in earnest. 1t behooves you to take advantage
of this opportunity.