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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-19
LUCKEL-M'LURE.
A Quiet Wedding Yesterday Afternoon on
Chspline Street.

a Nutp NONoAbb
Chspline Street.
A quiet wedding took place yesterday
morning at II o'clock at the residence o.
Rev. DR.. Cushing, pastor Of the Fourth
Street NJ. E. Church, the contracting
parties being Mr.. Henry j. Luckel and
MICS Bebecca W. Mcclure, daughter o.
Mr.. Andrew Mcclure. Ths attendants
were Messrs. Will Mcdonald and Mis-;
Mary Mcclure and Mr.. Wm. Bsyha and
Miss Laura Downing. The bride was at
tired ia becoming costume
of slats c0lcred Henrietta cloth,
and the groom wore the conventional
black. DR.. Cushing eff ;iated, and at the
conclusion Of the ceremony the happy pail
were heartily congratulated. They viii
reside at Short creek, ond have many
friends who wish them we'll.
Following is u list of the presents re-
ceived: Fred Luckel and wife, $40; George
Luckel, 81; Mary L7ckel, fire quilt; vii
liam ard ;Mollie Harris, Bible; J B. and
A. J. Wilson, decorated tea set; Mr.. and
Mrs. Gary, tible cloth; GRANDFATHER Will
SOD, tsbl, Goth and towels; Laura Down
ing, napkins; VIM. Downing, towels; Mr.
and Mrs. a. Mcclure, butter dish; Milton
and Katie Wilson, individual peppers; Mis-
K. G. Mcclure, tablecloth; Mrs Medic
towels; S. p. Wsrrisk, bedsprCad; Mr.. enc
Mrs. WsddlP, wstsr Get; Mr.. and Mrs
Welsbaus, vases; Miss Mary McL1re, silve'
knives and forks; Mr.. and Mrp. A. Wilson.
pair blankets; ". II. Bsyha, hangiut
lamp, and others.
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FINE VASE
On Exhibition at Ewing Bros Establish
mene

On Exhibition At Ewing Bros Establish
menG
II is not strange that Christmas buyers
continually crowd Ewing Brcs.' establish
ment, on Market street, because there isno
better place in tie city to purchase elegant
and acceptable presents. AS one enters the
door his eye is attracted by a large Toxic
Japanese vase, which stands four and a
half feet high from pedestal, and coutsins
q fine bunch of flowers. This vase is from
the Toxic Exhibition Of Fine Arts, being
ssen aud purchased there by q New York
firm and purchased from them by Ewing
Brol. Ii is undoubtedly the largest and
finest piece ever brought to the city, and is
g~ensrlly admired. The work upon it is
superb.
This firm are sole SCENTS for the cele-
brsted lockwood Pottery, which is manu-
featured in Cincinnati by the Rookwocd
Pottery Association. It is the only ware
Of the kind made. in the world, and for
beauty Cffnish and design no other ware
can surpass it. This ware took the first
prize for pottery, modelled and decorated,
aud for u~n3erslszsd painting, st the Phil
adelphia Art Exhibition, held in Noyem-
Der. A SPECIAL besuty about this ware is
that no two pieces are made alike, and
when o piece is bought the purchaser can
rest assured that TO one else will have o
piece like it. Ewing Brcs are sole agents
for this ware in this vicinity. II is GER
tainly the most beautiful ware now before
the public
Tnis firm has also q large ard elegant
stock Of cat and engraved glass ware,
piano lamps, Rochester lamps, shades and
fixtures OF ell styles and prices.
Angther specially this season is HsVi.
lands lstEs. style in decorated chinswsre.
It lie nea. and chaste, and the prettiest ar,
ticle now on the markek the firm also
carries this finest stock of general china
ware in the city. The number is 1915
Market street, opposite the Mcclure House.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-19
Another Man KILLED.

Yesterday afternoon Nc. 3 Panhandle
passenger train, westbonnd, struck and
killed Michael King, neal Golfers Station,
Brooke county. The train was running at
3 high rate of speed and the man was
wslkiug toward the approaching engine,
but the binding STOW prevented him from
bearing its approach or the signals OF the
eugiresr. His body, which was scarcely
was picked up by the trsinmen
and taken to SieuSenville. He was as
years old, and unmarried.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-19
POINTS ON PEOPLE.


| Movements OF UttiEons anu the OOhh'pk anu
Going of Strangers.
| Mr.. W. E. Hooper, of New York, ia in
the city.
Mr.. H. G. Hervey, of Wellsburg, was
down yesterday.
Mr.. ". W. Hearne, prominent iron man
of Cincinnati, OHIO, is ut the Mcclure.
Miss Hila Rulong, of RCsby's Rsck, is
the guest of Miss Jessie Hood, on Sonth
Eoff street.
Mr.. Willis Dillon is here from New Yo,k
and is clerkisg in l. G. Dillon Il Co.'s &C.
Enlistment.
Mr.. Chss. NJ. Hughes, business mansgtr
Of the Southern Criterion Of Atlanta, Ga ia
in the city to spend the holidays.
MI. and Mrs Samuel Sim, OF New York,
are visiting at the residence Of Mrs. SinB's
father, Mr.. S. Horkheimer, on Chapline
street.
MI. ". L. TIbbetts, one Of the genial
propfietors of the Commercial Hotel al
ParKersburg, is in the city, registered al
the Mcclure.
Mr.. Harry ID. Grshame. the able repre-
sentative Of the Kimball Opera Company,
is in the city. His company will be al
the Grand all next week.
DR.. Wilbur, during his short stay il
Wheeling, has taken some difficult cases il
hand and met with wonerfnl SUCCESS. Hi
practice is increasing daily.
Col. M. u. Woodford, F. B. Swayre and
G. A. Wilson, cfToleio, o officials of tht
Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad, srriyst
in the city last evening aud are quartered
at the Hotel Windsor.
E G. johnson, E:q Of Elysio, O., snt
DR.. N. B. PIentiss, OF Cleveland, o bott
OF whom are connected with the C., l. &
W. railroad, psssed through the city las
evening or their way home from the East
MI. John Heckel, Jr., an old Wheelir
boy, pow Of Kansas City, Mo. is home e
spend the holidays. Mr.. Htckel is Q pres
porous business man in Kansas City. Fl
reports the Wheeling colony in good shape
DR.. II. E. Wills, secretary Of the Wheel
ing Poultry and Pet SOck Association an,
poultry editor ofths Ohio Valley Farmer, We
in The city yesttrday to make arrangement
for holding the fourth annual exhibition G
the Association Of the old court house, Jan
uary l, z, 3 and 4.
Mrs. Lee Wells, of South Main street
+ has returned f:om Jacksonville, Pa, wher
che went to attend the funeral IF be
mother, Mrs. n. Bryan, which took plsc
on December 9. Mrs. Bryan kept th
hotel at that place, which was we'll sn
fsvorably known TO almost all the trave
, ing men on that route.
DR.. A. Jassnett, supreme medic.l dire,
tor and johnson Barbour, supreme chief
the order of the Financial Union, of Pa
tersop, N. j., arrived in the city last evei
ing and are at the Hotel Winetor. The.
gentlemen will deliver lectures at the G. 4
Z. hall this evening. on the order and i
benefits, TO which all are invited.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-19
Case Dismissed

Miusrd Stout, the young man arrested
some time stree for illegal voting, was
taken before Commissioner Forbes ytster'
day for trial. From the evidence it ap.
peared thst Mr.. Stout had accepted q
position in Pittsburg a year or so ago, bui
had returned to this city about five months
before the election, and before he voted be
explained his csse 10 the judges of Clay
district, and they accepted the vote, IS be
explained that he did not intend to make
Pittsburg his home, The judgss were all
p~resett and gave their testimony, after
which the case Og1inst Stout wss dismissed
by the commissioner.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-19
After IS Physicians Had Failed-A Sufferer
for Years Relieved In a Few Days.

Mrs. James Shaw, No. 80 Twenty.
seventh street, Wheeling, states she has
been treated by thirteen doctors ard spent
nearly all the money her husband earned
for the past five years, and none of them eren
care her relief. She had headache, blck-
ache, a tired all gone feeling, leucorrhoea,
ard terrible pains low down across her,
ntighbors used 10 hear her screechiDg
nights with psin-had to pass water every
five minutes and prayed to die, Wheeling
physicians hsd given her morphine for
months, but got nc Ie6 1, and ths doctors
told her husband he was q fool to psy DR..
Wilbur any money as he could not cure
tec.
Mrs Shaw got some medicine from Dr..
Wilbur and in ionr days Ter pain was all
gone and she can 80 to bsd aud sl'eo AL
night without any morphine, a thing she
lcdS unable TO DO before IN four gears.
She can now sew halt a day at 3 tiue
and had Fever been sb'e to touch her ma,
chine in months before. She says she can.
net SpSak in too high praise of DR.. Wilbur,
for she feels like q new woman.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-19
Week of Opera.

Manager Genther has secured the we'll
known Kimball Opsra Company for oil Of
next week, OF the Grand, snd OUT music
loving citizens will be afforded every op-
p~ortuuity to crafty their taste, The
repertoire for the week will be-: Monday
and Tuesday, and Christmas matinee,
"Prince Msthusslem;" Wednesday, THE
Mascot" Thursday, princess OF Treb:-
zonde, Friday, Queens Lace Haudker-
chief; Saturday, "MiBado."
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"a Night In JerSsy ~

The New York Herald, in speaking the
above comedy drama, which will be, pre-,
dpcsd at the Grand Thursday evening, De,
;Sp&et 20, says: "A Night in jersey" q
s1eP4qNy by J. c. R1ach and ]. Annoy
&Rqr Of Tsras SitfiRgs, was given IFS first
prciuctiOn last evening. The play is q
production with a moral-namely, to
prove by mssrs of ri6icule that Spiritual
ism, as it is exhibited by the popular man
ifsstatious Of the spirit-Esppsrs and mater.
i~slizsrs, is s frsud and q ~fallac7. The
piece is up'Osrious, aud will probably
make money for the managers and the
authors.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-19

- w.
Resolutions Il Respect to the Memory OF
Daniel McGsrry.
At a Joint meeting of the Directors Of
the Junction Iron Company and Laughlin
and Junction Steel Company, held at their
Office, at City Bunk, Wheeling, W, Va,
Friday, December IA, the following was
uuar imously adopted:
WHEREAS, The members Of these ssv-
ersl Bo3rds Ct Director have received,
with q sense OF profound regret, intelli-
I verce of the de 4th Of Mr.. Daniel McGsrry,
3 member OF the two Boards; therefore, To
give expression TO cur SORROW and place
upon record a tribute 10 his memory, it is
Resolued, That we testify t, the s'erling
worth snd high character Of Mr.. McGarry
aud greatly dtploTe bis loss. Having
been associated in the management
of tbese conpaniss from their inception,
his business Judgment, wise connsels and
cautious advice have been very teutfcisl
10 them, and the thorough appreciation o.
these qualities by his associates has made
his presence always welcome at the meet
ings of these Boards.
Resolved, That We extend our sympathy
to the bereaved wife ard children, and tina
in token Of cur respect we present them
cory Of these resolutions.
Resolred, That the resolutions be spread
on the minutes Of the Boards Of DiIectorI
and also be published in the daily psper
of this city and Cleveland, Ohio.
HENRY K LIST,
W. W. HOLLOWAY,
JAS ". PAXTON,
ALEX. LAUGHLIE,
W. W. GLEssNER,
DAVID GUTMAN,
MANUEL GUTMAE,
NJ. L or,
II. N. PRIEST,
GEORGE A. DEAN.
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III. L HILLMAN,
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morning.
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From Natural to Artificial.

For some six weeks past the lsp.weld
furnace at the Riverside Tube Works has
been shut down while the necessary alter
atoms were being mads 10 change from
natural to artificial gas. A new gas fur
racs was erected and other changes made,
and the manufacture of lap weld pipe was
commenced again yesterday, giving EN-,
ployment to about thirty men, most OF
whom were idle during the change. The
tube works are nov running full, with q
good demand.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-19

Now received Complete and Artis-
Tie assortment OfSuitinEs, P~antalOOn-
inKs and 0yereOatInEs, which We war
rant to make up I'm First Glass Style,
aud mt reasonable prices. Fit guar
ranteed. Also . full line OF Gents
Furnishing Goods on display. Elk.
anime our Celebrated wooden Jack
eta. @. HESS q SONS,
1921 and IS23 Market street
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE,
Why the Demand is Good.

A we'll known Wheeling manufacturer,
when asked as to the condition of the nail
trade yesterday, said:
1T is very god at present, and the de-
mand fer nails is very good"
"What is the aus of it?"
"Well, there will bs a great many nails
used nsxt year, IS the building business
promises to Re unusually good. l sntici.
pate q coed year for nails"
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Holiday Excursions Via =. nnsylvSnia
Lines,

Excursion tickets at low rourd trip
rates will be sold by the Pennsylvania
Lipes West of Plttshurg OF December 24'h.
25Fh and 3lst, 1888, and January lst,
1889, gooi returning until Thursday,
January Sd, 1889 No ticksts will be sold
to adults To- lees thsn % ceats, nor 10
children for less than Is cent?.
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A Large Tumor Removed From q Young
Lady In Wheeling.

Miss Oracle Jackson, who resides at the
corner OF Fort:esh and Wood streets, has
had a tumor fer sixteen years, which had
attained considerable sizs. DR.. Wilbur
operated on her last Sunday and removed
it entire. She is fast recovering and tpsaks
very highly of the Doctor, SIS she has tx
perienced No pin since the operation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-19
AT EMSHEIMER,!
THIS WEEK.

French seaiIette Mufs, sass: Black
Hare, Q csc ,eI.OO and sI.2y; Opos.
sum-, Raeeoon- Astraehau, Lynx,
Monkey, Red and Grey Fox Muns.
Also, new stock of Children's white
and Grey sets at popular prices.
EMSHElMER'S, Eleventh Sc,
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ELEGANT onyx clocks and tables, mar.
BILE clocks, brcze ornaments, opsra glasses,
gold spectacles and eye glasses at greatly
reduced prices.
W. J. LUKEEs,
1853 Main street.
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THE beautiful gaass dress, bonnet and
shswI, valued at i've hundred dollars, to
be seen at Glass Blowers. under Grand
Opera House, afternoon and evening Ad-
mission 10 oents. Every one receives .
present.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-19

REMEABEg, the slaughter in Oil Paint
ings and EngraviDgs still continuss at
Wickham's Auction House. Sale this after
noon aud evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-19

Tie Ohio River R r will sell round trip
tickets, to ard from all s:ations, December
oath, 25.b and 31st, 1883, and January LIST,
1883. at reduced rates. Fur information
call on ticket agents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-19

Riags, Pins, Bracelets, Gun Buttons,
Charms, scarf Pins, I'm all n latest
designs and warranted, at HILL
MANS, Is Eleventh street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-19

SANTA CLAUS will make his beadqusr-
ters at the establishment Of the Wheeling
Bakery Company.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-19

For great bargains i n diamonds, watches,
oxydized smoking sets, match boxes and
other novelties, call on
w. J. LUKENs,
1853 Main street.
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LOOK out for Santa Claus in the window
Of the Wheeling Bakery Company, Nce.
1923 and 1890 Market street, next Tuesday
morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-19

IS French Dolls, Bitque Heads, worth
80 cents. for I6 cents, at
THE POPULAR,
iii Main Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-19

No broken stock of Wraps. The
largest stock at EMsHEIMER'S, EIeYs
enth Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-19

Haye yOu seen n elegant assert
msnt of Gents Gold Watches and
Chains that L am selling: Great bar
gains, and all goods guaranteed rs 20
quality and price.
m n HUEW-
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ELEyEN-ELEVEN.
FOR TO-DAY ONLY.

81 Plush Toilet Dressing Cases for
80 cents, worth SI.25, at
THE POPULAR,
uII Main Street.
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silks.

Black and Colored guaranteed to wesr)
at Reduced prices for Christmas presents,
ut Stone & Thomfs.
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WHEELING BAKE,Y Co.'S Jubilee
Bread has q seal on every loaf. None gen
uine without their seal.
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will Offer during the next ten days
she largest assortment OfLadies' Sold
Watches in the city ut % per rent less
than any other house I'm wheeling.
II. Z. HILLHAE,
% Ena-aa1h Raw~n
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LACE Curtains and Bed Sets at Bargain
Prices Tor Holiday Trade, at Stone &
Thomas.
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DON'T fail to bring the little folks with
you when you visit the Wheeling Bakery
Company, as Santa Claus will be there next
Tuesday morning. loaded down with many
goodies.
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ml)eelins 8e9i6ter
YESTERDAY IN THE GI1.
Yhcrrrarnstsr Sespra.

Mr. o. SchEspf, she Opaes House drug
sis, made ths following Observations Of
tas temperature Tuesday: 7 q NJ. 30;
9 = m. 81; IL ~, So; 5 ?. M, 80; :
D. M, 81. Weather. SrOW
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-19

PLUSH Wraps, Closks aud Jackets al
greatly reduced prices, at Stone & Thorn
sS'.
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Sensible Presents.

Fife Silks, CIshme-e l aud Henrietta
Cloth Dress Goods at BTgiin Prices for
Holiday Presents, at Stone & Thomas.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-19

supply your Christmas table with
Conner a Snedeker's delIcaeIes. :.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-19

TIE Wheeling Bakery Company's Fine
Breads, Cakes anu Crackers are for sale b.
all srOcs;s.
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Try Wheeling Bakery Copp,ny's Jubi-
lee Bresd. 1t is the best. None genuine
without their seal.
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Holiday Excursions.

AFTERNOON and evening, under Grand
0psra House, Bohemian Gl@s BloEeIs.
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EVERY visitor receives e PRESENT at the
GlaEs Blowers, under Grand Opera House.
Ofen at = aud Z p N.
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Index - Neu Advertisement
sRcnNn PAaE

SECOND PAGE.
Auction Saleof Oil PaintingS-WiCkhSm's
Notice to Miners-MiueTS' Union. No I.
wanted-In5uSJTiAl Insurance Agents.
FOR Sale-DWClling on Island.
For RCut-ReSidsDce on Main Street.
Holiday announcement Jos Graves
Valu46le Coal Property At Public Auction.
Rose Cream-R. II. List
THIRD PAGE
Louisiana State Lottery.
FOURTH AGE.
Attention Democratic ~Yoters-Primary Elec
ton.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-19

EMBROIDERED slippers at j. W. Am;cs
& Co.'s.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-19

LARGE stcck of Manicure and Toilet S stt
at Lowest prices, at S'one & Thomas.
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ELsVEN-ELEVEN.

Christmas Dainties in variety nj
Conner d Snedeker's.
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Watches, diamonds, fine jewtlry, oxy-
died novelties, gold canes and umbrellas,
opera glasses, etc
". j. LUKENs,
10S2 Main uSroat
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Prices to suit the buyers at Conner
a Snedekerss.
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L. S. Good sells dry goods the cheapest.

GENTLENEN's slippers at J. W. Amick
& Co.'S
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Oil Paintings,
DIR. WILBUR DID IT

Specisl snle for ladies this afternoon s
Auction House.
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"MILE END" Crochet has nc equal.

GENUINE Alligator sljpp:rs at J. W,
Amick &Ca's.
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SLIPPERS at popular p!ic:s at J. W,
Amick q Cos
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SILK Umbrellas at LoHest prices in Gold
and 0xidized Handles, at Stone & Thomas
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mile ESD'' Spool Cotton has white
cotton on black spCol:.
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100 more pieces 38.inCh wide, all wool
Tricots at 25c. per yard, at Some & Thom-
a..
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HOLIDAY slippers 1t ]. W. Amick 8
Co.'S.
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DIAMONDS.

Goods shown with pleasure NJ Con-
uer A S~nedRkeRsa.
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Holiday Banxaips.

RUBRERs Of all kinds at ]. W. Amick &
Co.'S.
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Cork sole shoes at ]. W. Amiek & Co.'S
Cloaks ut Your Own Price.

500 Closks at Greatly Reduced prices, at
Stone & Thomas.
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FOX FALL AND n

Candies, Fruits and Nuts at Conner
a Snedeker'S.
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A TTENTIoN,
nemocratic Voters.

Primary Election will be held on SATURDAY..
Dscsmber ~. isss, between the hours Of one and
eight D. m. for the nomination OF Mayor, City
Sergeant, City Clerk, and Wharfmaster, at the
usual places Of voting, exc'ptStxth aud seventh
penetrate Club Rooms in said sixth and Sew
enth wards, respectively.
By order OF Democratic City Ex. Committee.
=. r. FARRELL, Chairman.
COPP Secretary. del9l
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Resolutions Il Respect to the Memory o.
Daniel

EMBROIDERED clippers at J. W. Amick
& Co. g.