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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-21

Frank williamson, arregted BY the Law
and Order Society Of Little Washington,
for driving q team on Sunday last, yester.
day plead guilty before Squire Donehoo
and was sentenced TO 81 fine and costs,
which he paid and was released. The
Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad Company runs
probably q dozen or more trains through
Washington every Sunday, and It 10 IN.
derstood an effort will shortly be made by
the society TO prevent the running Of
these trains.
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Stage OF the Water and Movements OF the
IlnhIa.

Stage OF the Water and Movements OF the
DOats.
The Ark, Eugene, Little Fred, John
Moren and D. W. woodward, oil the coal
feet, passed down With loaded tows.
The Louis A. Shirley, General Pike and
Benton McMillen, all laid up at Parkers.
burg with several email local packets, 10
avoid the Ice.
The river 10 once more rising. Last
evening the leyee marks indicated depth
ia Tho channel OF this point Of II feet
inches. But very little Ice was running
Yesterday and what there was Of II was
well broken up and not dangerous.
The report from above last evening
was 40 iollows. Pittsburgh, 0 feet 8 inches
and rising clear aud cold. Al all points
above there, on both rivers, the waters
we're falling slowly, and II was reported
cold everywhere. AtSeysrAl points II Was
cloudy.
Captain Dellicker, Of Parkersburg, has
gone 10 Washington 10 look after q new
smoke consumer Just pAteuled BY Gap.
taln Murray, Of the steamer o. o. Martin,
ftIs said 10 be an invention Of rare merit,
ana will actually do what II pfetends--
that Il, commune the smoke. tla uae will
nl6o result In . saving Of about % POI.
cent Of the iuOl bill,
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The wsynesburg Democrat 10 response.
bic for the statement that the extension
Of the Waynesburg 4 Washington rail.
road, the narrow gauge road running from.
Little Washington 10 Wsynesburg, Greene
county, is talked OF. The proposed exten.
sion Ia from Waynesburg TO the Mt. Nor.
ris or Dunkard oil field 10 Greene county.
IL ID understood that, should the region
mentioned become such an oil field as Il
now promises, the plttsbursh, Virginia 4
Charleston road will run branch to that
nlan0.
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Probably Fatally Hurt.

Henry Troutwine, an old man who
lived on Market street, in North Wheel.
ling, was crushed by heavy fall Of soap.
stone in Marshall 4 Van Fossen's coal
bank, at Fulton, yesterday forenoon. He
was at work alone in the room at the time,
and the accident was not discovered until
Mr.. Marshall, Of the firm, CHANGED to pass
the place, when he saw the mass Of soap
stone on the bottom OF the bank, and
Troutwino's leg extending from beneath
II, He summoned aid and the old man
was removed. His injuries are exceed.
ingly severe, and as he is over 10 years Of
age, avill in all probability have a fatal
termination.
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rx.snulre 10 cnhon AgaIn.

Ex.Justlce Of the Peace MCCahon, who
was fined s. in police court Saturday
morning for carrying concealed weapons,
was sgain anaigned yesterday morning
for disorderly conduct on the South Side
Friday night, and was fined $40 and costs,
and In default Oi payment was doomed to
the board Bastlle on the hill, but later his
attorney, Col. Robert White, took an ap.
peal to tho circuit court and the required
bond was given.
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win occupy the ONCE.

Mr.. D. II. Darrah, Of Bellaire, late Re.
publican candidate for Auditor Of Belmont
county, was in the city last evening. II
is understood over the river that Mr.. Oar.
rah will take charge Of the Auditors Office
this week ,tor ten months interim from the
expiration OF Auditor Barretts frat term to
the beginning Of his second. Ex.PostmaS.
ter George M. Wise, Of Bellaire, will prob.
ably assist him In the Office, though his
health is such that he fears close Con6ne.
ment. However, the office Is to DO turned
over this week without further contest.
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Another IIobbery Charged.

When France Gordon was arrested for
the robbery OF Mrs. Snyder on the stone
bridge, he had in his possession money
which was not recognized as a part OF that
stolen from Mrs. Snyder, and as William
Meyer, q butcher on Jacob street south OF
Thirty.seyenth, had recently been robbed
Of about SIS, he was asked to come up to
the Jail. He did 30, and identified the
money, medal and several other trinkets,
as those stolen from his money drawer.
This afternoon Gordon will be arrRigned
before Squire Arkle for preliminary
hearing on the charge Of robblnE Mr..
Manar
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A meeting Of Second ward Republicans
was held last night, and It was resolved
not to hold the primaries for the nomina-
lion Of candidates for Council until Janu-
airy 10. The vote Tor City Sergeant, City
Clerk and delegates 10 the MsyOralty con-
yention will DO taken Thursday evening,
as in the other wards. The following
named gentlemen were last evening sug-
Vested as suitable for delegates, From
thCss three are to be selected Thursday
evening: Thomas Lewis, Victor Rosen-
burg, Frank Dorr, o, r. Tracy, D. O. List,
IT,. s, NJ, Brubaker,
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The LaBslle Nail Company is running
al present, and has been for come time past,
at It's fullest capacity. Orders have been
coming In by the wholesale and II has
been impossible 10 get any stock ahead,
the nails being loaded right from the fac.
tory into the cars. The orders now on
hand arc sufficient TO keep its factory
going steadily until March. This week the
men are working extra time in order 10
Law Off on ChfiBlmRA.
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L0n SMAKACKER.

We may say to those in search Of Holt
day Presents to call aud see lis before
mating their selections. Our assOrt'
ment Was never so COnplete-Wlll make
special mention Of handsome Lynx NUTS
aud BOas, and MulfS Of all descriptions IN
Fur and AS,raChal, also In Chlldren's
Sets. Our line OF Ladies' and tents
MuEllers, aud our line OfNilk and Linen
handkerchief III Embroidered and
Plain Is something elegant. We have
many other suited goods too numerous
10 mention. LOU SWABACkEk.
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REoEivED to-day from Mexico, Ml.tle.
90, ct MCMECHEN's.
bargains in Hooks

Of the book auction on Market street, two
doors below the Register office, This ID
believed 10 BIO tho largest and beat select.
cd stock OIL. choice books, Bibles, prayer
books, and photograph albums ever open.
cd Ia our city, and are being sold every
night al auction and at private sale during
the day, al prices that defy competition,
The stock must be sold.
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The production OF the Washington field
has again reached 10000 barrels per day,
more than 1t has been Tor sometime. Sat
urdsy Davis 9, Thome and Barre 8 were
all shot, and In each case the production
was very materially increased. The Wheel
ing Oil Compsny'a No. 2 on the fall
grounds at Washington, which was fin
lshed Friday, Is doing 100 barrels per day.
The Davis 4 Is making about 900 barrels
per dAy.
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The coke men have had a prosperous
year, In spite Of labor disturbances, and 1t
Is reported that they are not averse to an
advance, Gays Mr.. P. II. Moore In the Age
Of Steel, and he adds: Thers.are influences
working which will possibly change this
notion. Several new fields are being de.
veloped which will exercise a dampenlng
effect on their aspirations. One Of them
in West Virginia, nicely tributary 10
Wheeling and the lower Ohio, Is partially
In the hands OF well known Wheeling or.
gRnizerB and capitalists. Their mines are
near Fairmont, on the Baltimore 4 Ohio
railroad. l gave an analysis Of this coal
some time ago, and as the interest in 1t Is
being revived, promising actual and valu-
able resHlts, l will reproduce 1t,
and compare It with Connellsville. The
Flrmont coal shows-watsr. AZ; volatile
matter, .49; fixed carbon, 0l,s5; sulphur,
49, ash, 0 SO; phosphorus, u trace. Con.
nellsvllle coal gives-water, 80; volatile
matter, 40; fixed carbon, 1857; sulphur,
.s2; ash, oil; phosphorus, IA. As the
Western shipments Of coke have been
steadily increasing, rising from SO. 454 cars
In 1884, $1,000 in 1856, TO IA, Sl7 in 1886,
these new developments possess interest
for Western and Southwestern consumers.
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Come and see the wonderful bargains we
now offer In fine Kid Pebble Goat Button
Boots elegant goods, perfect fitting, latest
styles, all sizes and every width. Sse our
stock Of Holiday Slippers for gentlemen.
L, v, BLOND,
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"Crazy Patch" like the brilliant little
Comsdisnne who gives 1t ita principal
Cnloling, is original and unlike any other
play Of It's kind, as much in It's name as
In It's construction, Such titles as the
"Buach OF Keys" "Tin Soldier" etc.,
materializss, "CrsEy Patch" signifies no
plot whatever, and yet there Ia one, or at
least q ssmblAnCe. l. Is "a patch, or more
properly a score Of them, strung together
"lor laughing purposes only" and go long
as Il carries out this Oh set criticism ID
powerless. This is Just what 10 wanted
lor such y time as Christmas, People do
not want to cry over the adverse fortunes
OF a dramatic hero, or strive to appreciate
the strains OF q Msndslssohu; but they
want stlmulant In the way Of q hearty
laugh, and there Is no doubt Of the bonny
Kate and her famous company being
equal to the occasion.
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ruEMHEKLINa PAVEMENT.
Rev. DIR, Ryan PronounCes 1t the Pavsmeu
OF the Future,

Rev, DIR, Ryan PrOnOunceA It the Pavement
Of the Future.
The Detroit Tribune reporter called on
Rev. Dr.. Z. W. Ryan, formerly Of this
city, 10 learn from him the relative value
Of wood and brick pRvements, DR.. Ryan
being we'll qualified to speak on the sub
jeCt. Dr., Ryan said:
NJ have had considerable experience in
pavement, having travelled over the worst
and best in the world, including the APP
plan Way"
"whst is the best pavement you have
found"
"Brick. There Ia nothing equal 10 It,
and 1t will be the pavement Of the future,
The road 1t makes is Rssmooth as q floor,
and 1t holds just enough debris to make 1t
noissless."
as 1t dursble"
Eyes, indeed. I formerly lived at
Charleston, w. Va. Fourteen years ago
they laid the first brick pavement, and
twelve years after 1t seemed to me TO be
In Rs perfect condition as when first laid.
Tires do not break or crack 1t, as they roll
along as II on q floor"
"How does 1t cost in comparison to
wood2'
II cannot tell, but Il is cheaper when
woar Is taken into consideration. Wooden
pavements are only an expedient, having
to DO constantly repaired. Then cedar
blocks will not last forever. There will
have to be change soon,"
"What kind OF brick Is used ?"
EITHER common red brick or friedrich.
AT Wheeling friedrich Ia used, and, by the
way, tho bricks are patented. They are
wider at the bottom than at the top, thus
permitting sand to work into the inter-
atiCeg,"
Chow are they laid2'
with the edges upon a bed Of sand, be.
low which Is q framework Of timbers.
There ia fortune for the man who intro.
duCes brick pavemenls into this city.
There is no use talking, brick Ia 10 be the
pavement OF the future.
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E.G. wntrMAS's sdpefb CONNECTIONS aud
chocolates, and Reytnet Bros. fine cara.
mels and choice ConieCtlontfy, absolutely
pure, only 10 be had In this city al Hegen.
leldsr's, 10 Twelfth street.
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nEpNEY 1IousE. NEN YonK.

Broadway and Fottieth street, opposite
Metropolitan Opera House and Casino,
Hotel entirely new. Desirable for bust,
meas men or families, European Plan,
Rooms q per day upwards. Excellent
Restaurants
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Brass Umbrella Stands,
Brass CatCh.Alls,
Brass Pitchers,
Brass Urns,
Brass SconCes,
Brass Plaques,
Brass Inkstands,
Brass Thermometers,
Brass Jsrdiniers, 3
Plush Collar Boxes,
Plush Cuff Boxes,
Plush Handkerchief Boxes,
Plush Glove Boxes,
Plush Toilet SETS,
Plush Jewel Cases,
Plush Pcriumery Gases,
Plush Writing Desks,
Leather Writing Desks,
Leather Portfolios,
Felt LAmbrequins,
Felt Table Covers,
Felt Table Throws,
Willow Ware in great variety,
Ladiea' satchels,
Ladies' handkerchief,
Gentlemen's Handkerchiefs,
Pongee Silk HandkerChietS,
Gentlemsn's Mualsrs,
Ladies' Kid Gloves,
Collars and Cuffs, 70
Ladies, Misses and Ohlldren's Hood
II you think Of purchasing anything /
he above line look at what we offer. W
,romiso to show you a large RsSortmen
II novel stylea at low priCes.
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FALL and Winter Stock Just received,
4 full line Of SuItingS, OyerC0ltlngs
and PantaIOOnlngs. Also q full line Of
our celebrated Knlt Jackets. Scotch
'u'V"S' y 'pV'IC o. HESS & SONS.
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GRIND CentrllI Thsatre.

Tho attractions for this week OF the
Grand Central Theatre are; Tho Three
Powers, Lowary 4 Johnston, Wallace Sis
tiers and Billy Holmes. This Ia the great
est show OF the season, and at the usua
small prices, 10 and 20 cents, A large and
appreciative audience at the opening laat
evening, Don't fail to see this Of al
RhoWa.
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llool. nna shor. Al 1rnlt rllce.

Mr.. Joseph HassnAuer has purchased
the entire stock Of Boots and Shoes from
]. +. Knox, No, 104s Main street, and will
close II out 10 make room for new stock.
II YOU want bargains call Of once,
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Ga gltteIIiqsnteE.
oaieoi Nos. 70 md - ToaTteoat6 street,


Huspenders, 80 ID. Gundllng 4 90,
Fer FRlalR Dstlaud Plantation,
Received To Ay-AnA eCheu'L
Air MOIAtenGEs-NesblltG Bro,
For FAle-DTRiG HOrSes.
Nntice-ThlTd Ward Republicans.
ArIish' sIpplles-E ! Ninoll
Sewing Machines Edward L. Roae & Co,
Trustees sSle-GeO, D, Caldwell.
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THH Union Tea and Coffee Company,
1857 Market street, have this day made o
reduction Of 200 pound In the price Of oil
thOlE Teas.
TINS UNioS TIA 4 CoFFER Co.,
1851 Market street,
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE.


A desirable residence at beach Bottom. on The
line Of the p, W. q KY, Il. H., II miles from
Wheeling, consisting oil q naw frame house and
twelve acres Of lAndi will exchange for dGiirabe
Desirable Market street property, lot No. IL and
part Of No II, known "a 1912 and 17ii Market street
Business house and dwelling, No. 1894 Market
tteet, ground 30 feet 'front.' running back l82 feet
No. l49H Market st., 400
No. O. Virginia At
No. 90 North Front a., ground 90 feet front, run.
Mug back All equal wldth 70 the river. VIII sell
As q whole or O6ehAlf
No. " Maryland ii,
No. 1902 JEoObBt.
No. 10 Sixteenth st., e2,io0
No. a Thirteenth al
No. plB McCulOch IT.
No. 2lt7 EOn IT,
NJ, IAN Woods A.
No ih2 Twenty.nlnlhLL
No. 29ly ChApllneSL, IL rooms, Ground o feet
ifgnt tpnninE 70 alley can DO bought for $1,000,
No. PISS Main e.
No. 2lI0 Main A.
No, 2ii8 MRfketEL
"A Desirable Manufacturing Bile, Clos, In Fourth
4 building site, fronting 20 feet on Nineteenth
street. running back 10 alley 10, can DO bought for
desirable pieces Of property on Charles street.
A General Merchandise Store at barton, U. L. a
", Railroad Belmont County, Ohio, GOOD trade
aud location No, /, This Il a lihO opening iot q
good business man
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A STANDARD or White Sewing Machine
is tho most useful present that you can
give your vile or daughter
EDWARD L. ROSE & 90, Agents,
Do Twelfth street,
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FANCY fruit baskets filed with nuts,
fruits and candles, make an elegant Christ.
mas present, and nothing pleAses the
ladies' better. The best place 10 get them
IA Al XeRenleldefia, 90 Twelfth btfeet,
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WASHINGTON, D. O., Dso 2l,-lA,M,-
For West Virginia and Western Pennsyl-
vania; Rain or snow, southerly winds,
shifting to colder, westerly.
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1CE CREAM and Ices, various hAvorS, for
XmaB dinners, In brick forms, all sizes, al
Ivgentelder's, 90 Twelfth street. and the
only p lace III the State 10 got first pre-.
MUM Ice cream.
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unrelIable 0a. supply up tho RIyer.

1t is now about one year since the Ohio
Valley Gas Company began prospecting
for gas in Hancock county, where the
great Miller well Is situated. BY degrees
the gas seems TO be exhaustlng itself, and
the Miller wonder shows signs Of dimin'
ishing, East Liverpool, until lately has
had q good supply, while Wellsville was
shut OF entirely, and q number o! con.
Germs including the rolling mill, which
had made arrangements to use gas, were
forced to return TO coal. Rumor has II
now that East Liverpool ia experiencing q
similar sta'e Of affairs.
II Is reported that the Ohio Valley Com
pany will abandon this territory and seek
a supply in other fields. Gas from another
source Is promised.
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Second lot Of Scotch Wool Underwear
lust received. For comfort there Is
nothing better. They are warranted
not to shrink. G. HESS l. SON.
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We have bought A Photo Albums in
Leather and Plush at price that will al
low US 10 sell IS one for IS to 81,
STANTON & DAVENPORT.
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viii find this a splendid opportunity to
buy fine Calf Shoes. We have now the
largest and fneat stock Of fine Cali Cor.
doVan, Dongola, Kangaroo and English
Porpolse shoes in the city.
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The following shows the range Of the
thermometer as observed OF schnepPs drug
store, Opera House corner, Saturdays
IA, NJ, 25'; 70 NJ, S6o; ST, NJ, S5'i ~,
n, 3S', Weather-Fair.
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DoN'T forget 10 attend the dancing and
skating carnival at the North Ead Rink
tonight.
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There IL a great Geld for swindlsu In
selling cheap, SNOWY, worthless albums,
Buy Of home dealers whore guarantee
'A''"' ''' STANTON 4 DAVENPORT.
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Our 3su Standard Books Il 90 klnds) and
06o Red Line Poets are cheaper and more
reliable than any auction goods.
STANTON Il DAVENPORT,
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To onern aOora.

A fail line Of Opera Glasses, suitable for
holiday presents. W. ]. LURENs,
No. 1920 Main street.
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LEAVE your order for fruit, mountain,
pound, white and all sorts Of cakes and
drst premium Ice creams aud sherbet, at
Zegehfrldtr's, 60 Twelfth street, for Xmas
lin ntra
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STRICTLY pure candies, from ten cents
to one dollar a pound, ut Ziegentelder's, 60
Twelfth street.
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FRRSCn fruits and candies, from one
pound 10 twenty-five pound boxes, at
ZeRenleldef's, 90 Twelfth street,
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Office Of CITY Collector.
1856 City Taxes,

Notice Il hereby given 10 all pcrons that have
not paid their Taxes for 1856, tpRt penalty Of 20
per Centum will be added sitet Il . 9Th inst All
personal property tx bills must DO paid immGdi.
Ately III order 10 save Gusts, Delinquent tax bills
Of 1855 will DO placed In tho hands OF Justice u
penonS wi take due notice aud act accordingly.
NJ. G. CRAWFORD,
deGi6 City Collector.
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WE have introduced q new system Of
ceiling Watches on tho lnstallment plan
whereby y0R can secure u watch at once
IN easy payments. tall aud investigate.
JACOB W. 6RUBB, Jeweler,
Cor. Twelfth and Market SITS.
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PURCHASERS Of Christmas presents
should read the advertisement Of Edward
L. Rose 4 Co.. Agents for the Standard
and White Sewing Machines.
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soALps and burns are healed by the con
queror Of pain-St. Jacobs Oil.
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nlssoLUTIoN NOTICE.

The copartuonhlp heretofore existing under tho
firm name OF Carter 4 Baird No. 1919 Market
Ltleet, was this day dlSsolyeI by mutual consent,
the late hn will please cali and settle before the
first Of January. aud those having claims against
The firm will please present them y X. ,; IAItcr
ioF settlement. X. u. CARTER,
JOSEPH BAIRD.
WHEELING, W, VA Der. 49, 1856 de9O
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FoR Watches, Diamonds, Clocks, or any
thing In the jsweIry line, call on
W. ]. LuKHNs
No. 1920 Main street.
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Ohio River lINllroAu1
Tie Ohio River Railroad will sell holi.
doy tickets on December "a and %, and
December 81 and January /, good retufn'
Ing 10 January 8, ~ reduced rates.
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NATURAL GAS COM.

WHEELING NATURAL GAS COM.
w. PANY-N0TlNE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
NOtlSe Is herGry given that q meeting Of the
Stockholders OF the Wheeling Natural Gas Com
pany will be held NJ The ofiGe OF ih4 Company In
III city Of wheeling, oil 'hO 2lAt day Of UeGemper
1856, and that a. such meeting resolution will DO
olersd prnviling for Ru Increase in the Capital
stock Of tho Company 70 the amonnto Of on illlOn
dol1n BY tho Issue u additional Sha Ps Of stock,
by order OF the Board Of Directors,
l.. II. WILLIAMS,
nnV19 N0dnN7.lA.01 RnnFatnfV
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Oar Christmas Souvenirs are greeted on
every hand by words Of praise and de.
light, We have grand spread Of them.
STANTON & DAVENPORT.
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Cashmere Dresses, only SOC, at
EMSHElMERS.

Cloth Dresses, from one to eight years,
for 81, $3.50, $500 aud $500, at
EMSHEIMER'S.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-21

DoN'r forget to Atterd the dancing and
skating carnival at the North End Rink
tonight,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-21

TaY McMeChen'S PLAN puddinEs and
minCe meat.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-21

LIS. Good & 90. sell dry goods the
Hhespast,