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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-31
TIE CLOSING DAY
or the Wheeling Associations Grand An
NUM- Poultry Show

or the Wheeling Associations Grand An
nuRl Poultry SHOW,
To-day is the last day OF the second an
nual exhibition Of the Wheeling Poultry
Association, which has been in progress
in tho Zane block on Main street betwee I
Eleventh and Twelfth for the past three
days. Those who have not yet visited
this great show should 90 to-day; q walk
up and down the spaces between
the long row Of Coops that fl
two stories OF the building, will
amply repay one for the time and money
spent. K better collection Of ano, pure
blooded fowls has never been seen, This
Is the verdict OF those who have attended
the large poultry exhibitions In leading
eastern cities. There have been larger
exhibits but none where better birds
were shown. The exhibition Is one thai
the managers are justly proud Of and ont
that has given the Wheeling Association
lasting fame.
Yesterdays attendance was good and
all were pleased with the novel show
The score cards aud premium ribbont
were prominently displayed yesterday anc
added very much To the interest. There
were large number Of ladies present.
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socIRrY,s NEW YEAR.
How the Day is to bs Celebrated BY Wheel
Ing society,

wv SNNANHl
The crowning society event Of the pres
Ont holiday season will be the full dress
german to bs given on New Years alter
noon at Frauzhsim's hall. It has been
two years slncs the "GeFman" assisted its
friends to celebrate the day by an after
noon reception. Tho arrangements for
this years affair have been carefully look
ed after by committee Of well-kpown
members OF the old organization, who
know how matters should be arranged TO
please everybody.
The hours are from l 10 5P N, The
rooms will be dsTkened and full dress
will DO the rule. Kramer will furnish the
lnuaic, The fsVors are unusually pretty
and include some handsome flowers,
The presence in the city Of an unusual
number oil lady visitors adds TO the inter.
eat in Tia event, as they will nearly oil
be present. The cotillioa promises 10 DO
larger than ever, and will be led from
both ends, Messrs. George Baird, IT,,
and Alex, LRughlin have been selected
to lead.
While the afternoon german Is largely
designed to take the place Of the New
Year call, the day Will not be without
that pleasant feature, Nearly all tbs
ladies will be at home, informally, from
TO II o'clock that evening, AT two q
TIRES residences number Of ladies viii
recsiye in the evening Mrs COL. Arnett
at her home on Fifteenth street, Will b'
assisted by bsvy Of ladies from the alter
noon german, aud Miss Lydia Nc Aechen
at her home on Chapline street, assisted
by her guest, Miss Whiting Of sswtckley
Pa, aud other friends, will beat hon'
during the hours mentioned to q lRrgt
number Of their gentlemen friends,
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Last evening merry company Of young
people were nicely entertained at the
residence Of Mr.. l.. Y. Blond by his daugh.
ter, Miss Emma, q popular little lady
among 9 large circle Of friends. Thore
were over thirty guests present, and they
spent several hours very pleasantly, dsnC.
ingto the music furnished by Killmyer,
About midnight reireshmenls were served.
II was q charming holiday hop, and will
DO remembered with pleasure by those
who werp there, for long thine to come.
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A PRUDENT man. according to Hoyle,'
For cut, and bruise, and burn, and Dol
Will use 1T once Salvation Oil.
sunday SCHOOL Eutortnlnment.

The Fourth Street NJ. L Sunday School
will hold It's annual festival for treating ila
children in the lecture room Of the church
tonight, beginning at ESQ O'clock, A hand,
some treat Of candy, nuts and fruit will
be Issued in paper boxes to the mombers
Of the school. 4 new feature has been
added this year, namely: Every one who
can do 80 10 requested to bring package
OF some kind To be given To the poor.
Anything will be acceptable, such as can
be used In the home Of the needy. In
connection with tho treat, rotations and
good music will be offered go as to make
the evening an enjoyable one.
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"The Tourists in a Pullman Palace
Car" opened their second engagement
which will run for the rest OF the week
at the Grand last night to a llno audience,
and as before, gave q magnificent enter
tainment. MeBsrs. Clarke, ktrke aud De-
nlOr and Misses Matte Temple and Ivy
Schuyler sing a number Of selections and
sing theu we'll, and the other spSOialtirS'
especially Miss Temples dancing and MI
Kfrke'a limitations, are Of high character
while the play abounds 10 iun through,
out. II will be repeated this evening, anu
at the New Year matinee handsome SOU
yenirs will be given.
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srEEL woRKRRs, MAaRs.
They will Likely be Granted an Advance on
January l.

They will Likely be Granted m Advance ON
January 1.
NtaerdGyI PtitsSGvgA DiIpaieA,
A number Of nail manufacturers from
Wheeling were in the city yesterday, 1t
was reported that a quiet meeting was be-
ing held with Pittsburgh manufacturers,
but this was denied by Mr.. ], D, Dubois,
Of the Wheeling Steel Company. "Icame
up here on business" said he TO . reporter
tor this paper, 'but have been too NJ 70 at
tend 10 It to-day, We hold q meeting here
next week. am mot interested In nails
now; there 10 no money In them: The de-
mand Is good, but prices are low. The
steel business 10 good, and indications Tor
better trade next year are very promls-
SThe steel workers' scale Of wages goes
Into elect on the fret OF the year, Has
anything definite been decided uponN
6No action has been taken on the mat
ter, but l suppose everything will DO Sat
islactorily settled. The men want an ad'
vance, but cRunot give the exact amount
asked for. We generally regulate our
wages with the scale adopted At the Home
stead mill OF Carnegie, Phipps 4 Co."
Secretary Martin, Of the AmRlgamated
Association Of Iron and Steel Workers,
was asked what action had baen taken In
the matter Of arranging the new scale and
said;
I'VE have done nothing yet. Our as
ISOLATION has Jurisdiction over three mills
only, Oarnesies' Homestead mill, Jones 4
LaughIin's and the big steel mill at Joliet,
President Weibe appoints committee
from the workers who hold consultation
with the firm and draw up new scale II
any changes are warranted. do not
know whether the men will ask for an adj
vAnCs or not"
a representative Of the Homestead mill
said that nothing had been done In the
matter OF wages, ave will close the mill
on January flor q few weeks" said he,
gin order to make some necessary repairs,
During that time the new scale will DO
drawn up"
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VIENNA, Dec. 3O.-Its rumored here that
Russia and Turkey have agreed to send a
Joint ulumstuu to Bulgaria, ordering the
government 10 comply with their demands
under pain Of occupation Of Roumelia.
Nothing definite has been received from
the Prince Of Alngrells. Odoass tele.
grams, however, report that intimate
friends Of the Prince have received more
hopeful news, presumably from the Prince
l.is.anlf
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orhe Country Girl"

Mile Rhea appears at the Opera House
this evening In 1.-THE Country Girl" for
the first time In Whealing. The Boston
Herald says; AZ M'Ils Rhea stepped upon
the stage in the ReCoud act oil "The
Oountry Girl" in the character OF q
boy, dressed in q most becoming costume,
she excited much genuine admiration IN
the audience. Mile Rhea has Q Wsll-pro-
portioned figure which lenda itself grace
Tally TO the outlines OF male habiliments
and, with the donning Of the dress, she
assumed the character Of boy, not for
getting, however, by subtitle and delicate
suggestion, to remind the audience that
beneath that masculine exterior there
beat tender truGting heart filled with
the pure and hopeful love Of an innocent
girl. Her archness, piquant raillery,
ROBUSTNESS and affected jSuntiness in the
more pronounced Of the comedy scenes
was simply delicious, and the return Of
the Page to tho more modest, but less be-
coming costume OF Peggy, would have
been regretted but for the desire to see
her happily united to the lover whom
she had 80 nobly striven 10 win.
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ABOUT PEopLR.
Strangers in the City and wheeling Folks
Abroad,

Strangers In the City and Whetling Polk
Abroad.
Miss Sarah N. Branum Is visiting Mrs
I. U. Robinson, In Kirkwood.
Mrs. Maggie A Rsdington, Of Elyria
o, is Waiting Bridgeport friends.
Mr.. Walter Clark, acisYer New Yorker
we'll known here, Ia again ia the city.
Mr.. Simon Parker returned last evening
from business trip through Michigan.
Hou. and Mrp. N. B. Scott have taken
rooms at the S.amm House for the winter
Mr. j. N. Camden, Jr., Of Parkersburg,
Is expected here TO attend tomorrow ai'
ternoonS german.
Miss Annie CLARK, who has been Welt
ing friends In stubenyille, Is expected to
return home to-day.
Mr.. II. B. McLain, who has been very
Ill during the past month, has, In the last
few days, rallied little.
Mr.. Tom Kennedy, OF this city, has been
given poaition In the office force Of Chief
Engineer FiCkinger, Of the Ohio River
road,
The many friends OF Clerk Tom Darrah,
Of the Municipal Court, will be glad to
learn that he is recovering from his recent
severe illness.
Leon, the son Of Mr.. Julius BrilleS, will
be confirmed OIL Saturday next Of the
Synagogue at 10 o'clock A. N. The con.
giegStion and public are invited to AZ
tend,
Mr.. Albert Klunk, the efficient and
popular acting manager at the Grand, left
last evening 70 visit bis mother, who IL Ill
at her home at Toledo, Ohio. He expects
to be back by Monday. H..
Mr.. A. ]. Cecil yesterday leased the
handRome residence, together with the
furniture and belongipga, 81 Hon. N. B.
Scott on Fourteenth street I'LL April ] and
will Of once move his family In from their
country home out the National road, for
tho purpose Of spending the winter in
town,
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Prof. John Mullen's select dancing
academy will open Tuesday, January 4,
1857, at Germanfa Hall, corner Fourteenth
and Market streets, entrance on Four
teenth 1tteet, for tho reception Of ladies
aud gentlemen, and continue Tuesday q
and Thursdays Of each week from 7.80 70
10 o'clock P. N. Young gentlemen and
Misses from twelve years eau enter this
class. The Professor returns thanks Tor
the liberal patronage for the last nineteen
years and most respectfully goliclts q con-
tinnanCe Of the same Tor the tl0xt term,
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nrlnr 10 LorIln,. runernl,

Gov. osleaby, Of Illinois, and hiu n!al,
and detachment Of the G. A. X OF Oil.
cago, passed through Bsnwood last even.
iEg on Q special train on the B. & o. road,
bound Tor Washington City to attend the
Logan obsequies. The trsin attracted .
good deal Of attention az II passed oaot.
The party will reach Washington at an
early hour this morning.
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Attention 10 called To tho fact that the
Young Memo Christian Association will
keep open house on New Year o Day from
4 to 10 II. ~. They will be assisted by the
ladies Of the WomAn's Union Benevolent
Society, who 90 Hospitality received and
entertained tho members and friends on
last year. AcofdlAl invitation 10 extended
10 all
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TnE Association watch meeting will be
held from TO IL o'clock this evening In
tho parlors Of the Young Mems Christian
Association TO which all are invited, Sub.
jects and leaders will be changed every
lorty.hve minutes. The order will be q
tOngsetvice, to be followed by q Bible
reading, then IestroSpect, prospect, conse.
grafton.
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NOhrt,tp,aE Treat"

The FIRST United Presbyterian Sabbath
school gave a large Ohribtmas treat last
evening. a new feature Of the treat was
an offering ior the poor Of tho city, thus
learning 10 give as vol as receive. The
treat was under the management Of Mr..
WI. W. CoEden, Superintendent Of the
sunday school, with score Of aSSlstants,
and was conducted admirably.
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rhnp. MhnNt ia.


Tho Republicans Of wheeling, Ia con,
yeuilon Wednesday, nominated Capt. u,
d, ilovener for Mayor. Capt. Doyener ID
an, px.soldiUF, an able man.. and will make
a GOOD run, and, NO doubt, II elected, an ex'
Cellont Mayor. The Republican ticket
Of out n0lghbOFlng city 10 0 strong one
from top TO bottom,
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Ths E!nR Mn goes on again next Mon.
day, A. NJ. Caldwell, formerly an agent
OF The mill at\ Marietta, o., has been
selected 90 iLB manager 10 succeed Lewis
Jones. William \ Howells, the efficient
engineer OF the INA mill, has returned
from Pittsburgh and Sharon, Pa where
no and his family spent tic holidays,
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SUNDAY School TRAcnKAs MRErtNo for
the study Of the International Lesson will
be conducted by Rev. William H. Cooke,
D. D., this friday evening Of 8 O'Clock
10 the patlots Of The Young Mems Chris.
tian Association.
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THRO' BY DAYLIGHT
FROM waEE1lNe TO FHARIEsEoN
The Ohio River Road to Rur its First through
train to Paint Pleasant Cps week from
Tomorrow RxtspSlun Duly
luspsstsd and 10 md Obs

Tho latest information regarding the
opening OF the Ohio Rive roads extern
sion from Psrksraburg to Point Pleasant
Ia procured from the Paikenburg Stat.
Journal Of Wednesday eyeting, 1t states
that the road will positively be opened to
the public on Saturday, January 9Th, on
the morning Of which thP first through
train will be run from thiI city to Point
Pleasant. There will be MP special cels'
bration over this event, The train will
merely start and go on to its new termi'
nus, arriving there In time to connect
with the afternoon train on the X. & O.
road for Charleston. The otfiCsals have
been over the newly constructed part and
found eyerything'in good order,
AS yet the new schedules have not been
made out, but at first there will probably
be only two through trains each way pei
day, one in the morning and one in the
afternoon, The run between here and
Point Pleasant will be made In about siI
hours and the fare will bsRbout IS TO-
There will be eighteen stations between
P4rkersburg and the lower terminus, IL
order to accommodate the increased traffic
the company has added the following
stock: 10 passenger coaches 4 engines
100 box cars, 100 gondolas, 100 flats, lC(
stock cars,
With the opening Of spring there Is nc
doubt that work on the extension O.
the road from Point Pleasansto Hunting
ton will be commenced and pushed rapid
ly and probably completed before The
summer Ia ended. II 10 stated that the
contract has already bssn awarded for I
magnificent iron bridge to span the Glea
Kanawha at Point Pleasant ninety fee
above low water and to cost 100000. j
is proposed to quarry all the rock for THU
structure this winter, 80 that there will bi
no delay in the work when spring opens
Surveys, estimates, rights Of way, and al
the other preliminarles will bepushed.
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Babies

That are fretiul, peevish, cross, or troubled
with Windy Collie, Teething Pains, OF
Stomach Disorders, can be relieved al
onpe by using AOktr'1 Baby soother. Il
contains no Opium or Morphine, hence Ia
safe. Price Is GENTS. Hold by Logan 4
90. and @, Mnnkemeller, s
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nhnnn l.,nnl,lnn rIrlnl, a, M

Cheap Excursion Tickets 10 the South.
Cheap excursion tickets 10 principal
points IN the South are now on sale by
The Panhandle route, For tickets and
further particulars call on OF address j. q.
Tomlinson, passenger agent, pahHAndlO
Route, Wheeling, w, Va,
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FL Rsed and Jake stockCr skated race
atthe North End rink last evening, milo
heats, beet two In three, which was won
by Sucker. He took the atst heat by
about ISree.i onrthS Of a lap lead Ia $40
and the bcond by a half lap In 3;47.
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Come and Gee the wonderful bargains we
now Offer In Hns Kid Pebble Goat Button
Boots elegant goods, perfect fitting, latest
styles, oil BiSee and every width. Bee our
stock Of Holiday slippers lot gentlemen,
I,Y, BLOND,
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The Dog, and popis..

Arrangements have been made for the
appearance Of Professor Morris' famous
equine and canine pets Of Bsllaire on New
Years afternoon and evening. We can
assure our readers Of that enterpriBlng
town that 0 rare treat awaits them.
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Will find this a Bplsny ID opportunity 10
buy ane Cali Shoes. We have now The
largest and 6nest stock oil fine Cali Cor.
dovAn, Dongola, Kangaroo and English
PofpolGa Bhoes In the city.
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yartsoS stIAK, jelly, potatoes, bread,
haitian GALLERY, and milk, coffee OF tehy gu
ior Is cent?, al A, WjSaltAcE's, lOll Main
street.
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PURCHASERS oil Christmas presents
should read the advertisement Of Edward
II, Rose 4 Co.. Agents for The Standard
ahdWhlte Sewing Machines.
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THE LOCAL BASE BALL OUTLOOK,
a urounds to be Secured by tho Wheeling
=. AHAhrlntlon.

-
a ur0unds to be Secured by tho Wheeling
Association.
A joint meeting Of the Special Commit
tee OF the Board Of Directors Of the State
Fair Association and the Board Of Directors
Of ti,a tIEla.li-o d. l'-Ai
held last evening at the Public Building,
with a view 10 making some arrangements
by which a portion Of the State Fair
grounds might be leased to the base ball
people for the season Of 'S7. Nothing
was done except 10 talk over the proper
arrangements Informally, IS the Stale Fair
Committee had no power to act. II was
decided that q meeting Of the State Fair
Directors should be held next week, on o
day 10 be hereafter designated by Mr.. ].
Il. Hobbs, when the final answer OF the
Board to the Base Ball Associations prop.
oRition should be given.
II 10 believed that a mutually satisfac.
tory and profitable sgreemeHt will be ar
rived at which will secure for Wheeling
the coming season q suitable base ball
ground and series Of interesting contests
In the national game.
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STUDIO. No. 1905 Market street:
FOR SALE.

dor SALE MY PROPERTY ON
II North Front Street, consisting Of three frame
dWCllingS Of seven rooms each, wi gAA and Waief;
AlS1 brick cottage Of IIx rooms, large lot tny OF
shade and fruit trees. VIII pay ROCd intfett on
nIltn AIknh. B. n. list. ueCa
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FALL and winter stock just received,
A full line OF Suitlngs, 0yercoatingl
and PantalOOnlngs. Also full line Of
our celebrated Knit Jackets. Scotch
Eultlngs o Specially. - .,..,
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0tsED ST. Jacobs oil for rh ..1Y.
psinB with great sticcoss."--F, Mahlen'
hoI. CinCiunAtl, o. t
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A meeting OF tho Ohio county bar will
DO held In the chamber Of Part II Of the
Circuit Court at 10 A. n. today to take
appropriate action on the death oil Hon.
Il. g. CfAcrAit, Mr.. ClactatEs ivnotal
will take place from ". Matthews church,
this city, and the intarment will be at the
Stone Church Cemetery, in the country,
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Nl1e lNGel4rgeateE.
Now AavortIsetnents.

AttsntIon, Sir Knights-CyEene CommSndery.
stocgholder4' MeetlnE-.at0;M E0EhArI
BanGnAs and Onauyts-N. Schulz.
StoCkL olltTS Meeting +. r, JGpson.
Auction ale OF CAnnlgs-O RGumnu.
HtDCkholdstA McCtlng-P. y. DpbbinS
TGpcStIy DYeo Paris TintlnE-Mn. Il. J, llobbL
Happy New Ar-Guudllng-FOutthp page.
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INDICATIONS,

WASHINGTON, D. O., Dec. 3l.-For West
Virginia and Western Pennsylvania snow,
soulherly winds, hlightly warmer weather.
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We have introduced q new system OF
selling Watches On the lnstallment plan
whereby sou can secure watch Of once
on easy payments. Call and investigate.
JACOB W. GRUBB, JewelOr,
Cor. Twelfth and Market SIS.
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Tbs following shows the range Of tho
Thermometer as observed at schn6pls drug
store, Opera HOUSE corner, yesterday:
2 Am, 26oi 10 NJ, 34'i 8 +. M, So; 7r.
AZ. $40, WCather-Cloudy.
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TOR SALE TO CLOSE AN ESTATE
TOR SALE.
RoyELAND PLANTATION.

Situated on The Mississippi flvei in,ihg lhIl,R y
COtic0tdIa Louisiana, twenty-five mills begj
Nat0heE, Mis- fronting on The river one nv ~ ~
thteeiOurhg and containing two th9liallu. M"
hundied ard l0VBntypbe acres llOll Of ilgh w.,
Vial land NOCAvlnB bank, Secured " goa wv wv
III Ih0 rear aud BY hfgO government levtt M,Ii
ono thousand acres now In cultivation n.n.W.s
bundled acres OF valuable timber. Fllly i taIe
houses now occupied with good Ab0f hs ni,,
lAfIe Osleins aud new Wind inlll lOf pun wv, XVI
WRIef, BtAbllnR, blacksmith AhOp, lt9fg houTt'
chufch, lSfIe lhfCe.S Ofy iii house brick ilaGt
folly horse power OuglnU, with SANDS Itfl,W
conference.-the IN good order, AlAO gOO1 VIZ
Inc h tlIO situated Ia iafgV peCan grove, NM.
jOibg orchard 81 peaches pgAh iigi ana P 1,S,i
stock, and ali lhH necessary Imp enehp lOi w
oullIyaliOn Of Tie plantation, now 10 gO?l oiuVi
Come and lhSpe9i The pfgtetiI. q w, rms ~
dfes6 ALEXANDER Ca MPbhtlE
dg1cdAw fGlF View, COnCOidlA PaIi'l' ~
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WALL paper and window shades al auc.
ton a. Nos. 2Ol9 and 202l Main street, on
Thursday, December 80, 1888.
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Our IS waukeuphast
is unexcelIed in the city for style, comfort
and wear. Gall aud examine them.
J. W.AMICK,
11l4 Main nj runk
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BARGAINS In wall paper and window
shades Al Nos. 2OlO and 2O2l Main street,
on December 80, 1885.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
rOCKHOLpERs, MEETING,

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
The annual meeting OF tho tockhnlders Of tho
National Bank OF Nc / virRiulR, At Wheel ny, Will
DO held d the banking hOuSa on Tuesday, January
II, 1881, between the houn oil and O'Clock 4. 81.
for the election Of Directors aud the Ats lCton Of
any other business that may come before them
JOHN WAGNER, Cashier,
WHEELING, ". VA, Zee. 40, 1850, de3O
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A STANDARD or White Sewing Machine
is the most useful present that you can
give your wife or daughter.
EDWARD L. ROSE & Co., Agents,
55 Twelfth street.