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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-12-26
LOCAL DRgyITIEs.
Matters of SIInor Moment in and About til
CITY.

Cltys
MATINEE at the Grand to-day.
The GRAND this evening-"The Mas
cot"
OrrRA Horsg this eyenipg-Zane
Street NJ. Z. Sunday School Entertain
ment.
THERE were lots more balls last even.
ing, and the attendance was good ut all
OF them.
A NUMBER OF pretty tough fights were
reported about town yesterday, but the
police did not get on to them. The
attest was a knock down on the corner
OF Fourteenth and Market streets, about
1880 a. m.
TIE river marks on the wharf last
night showed eight feet two inches OF
water in the channel, and the water was
falling. The Hudson passed up for
Pittsburgh at 0 o'clock n. III. The Andes
got out for Cincinnati at Ga. M.
A STRANGE couple, the lady strikingly
handsome, applied to Squire Ankle last
evening TO be married. The Justice LOOK
them around to Clerk Hooks office, but
it was closed and they had to be content
to remain unmarried until to-day.
EXCELSIOR Lodge, No. 10, l. o. Q. F.,
has elected the following officers: n. G.,
Thomas Rayl; Y. g., George Lemons;
Secretary, Eugene Deiters; Treasurer,
William Gill; Widows and Orphans
Committee, Joseph Purcell, Harry Hook
ings, Daniel Newland.
MAcnlxRRY is being placed in the
Bellaire steel works to operate the
cranes, which will throw several men
out OF employment, nearly as many rs
the Ego devil" did. The machinery was
made ut the IEtna foundry, and is the
invention OF Thomas Godfrey.
THERE was to have been regular
, Council meeting last night, but there
was no meeting. No quorum appeared
1t was legal holiday, and the members
no doubt had scruples about working
, 1t is understood, though no call has
been issued, that there will be meet
ing Friday night
THE Etna Glass Company, OF Bellaire
is the first out-of.town concern to act II
accordance with the late resolution o
the manufacturers to abandon the Pitts
burgh sample room system and opei
sales rooms here. 1t has room at l22
Main street, formerly occupied by thu
Dun Commercial Agency.
A NIGHT train has been put on tn
Ohio River Railroad, leaving at II o'clocl
p. III. Last night a number of Mounds
: Vile people came up on the evenln
train on the Baltimore & Ohio and too
= in the performances at both theatres
| and returned on the new train last NIGH
1t bids fair to be very popular.
"a HOLE IN THE GROUND" entertaine
two more good audiences at the 0per
House yesterday. The matinee wa
jammed us full as the holse could hole
and at night the standing room only
sign was out before the curtain went "
.. The performances deepened the goo
impression made Monday evening.
TRAVELLERS who are obliged to spen
any length OF time ut Huntington, W
Va, will find in the the Florentine a
: that hotel ought to be. 1t is complet
with all modern appointments, lighte
by electricity, heated Lby steam, and ha
the Hesssysiem OF electriGbells, hydcrau
: ic passenger elevator and hot and col
Il baths.
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OPERA ARTISTS PgAsTgD.
Pleasant Entertainment to the Members of
the KImball Company.

The Kimball Opera Company, which
is playing at the Grand this week, en-
joyed last night after the perform.
ance another pleasant Yule-tide gath
ering. Christmas eve, as was re.
ported in yesterdays issue, the
company was entertained by Mr..
Kirkland Calhoun, the stage manager,
and Mr.. Fred. Perkins, the musical d.
rector. The ''call" for last nights gath
ering, which was posted in the theatre
yesterday, read as follows:
1.-THE undersigned respectfully invites
the pleasure OF your company at the
parlors OF the Mcclure House Christmas
night after the performance, to partake
with him con amOre, a bite and sup
commemorative OF the day-of home
and all we hold DEAR
This was signed by genial Col. Maze
Edwards, the popular manager Of the
company for II. K. Jacobs and Mrs Jen-
ME Kimball. The response 10 this invi-
tati0n was unanimous. Every men,
Der OF the company was present, from
the stars to chorus. The welcome they
received was cordial and sincere. Col.
onel Edwards makes modelhost, as he
knows how to keep everything moving
lively and everyone merry. He was
ably assisted last night by Col. Harry
Graham, his good.iooking advance man
who doubled back on his route to be
with his friends of the company on
Christmas.
Shortly after II o'clock the company
and the few outsiders who were present
as guests, including Prof. Frank Palma
musical director, and George Richards
4 Stranger OF the "Hole in the Ground
company, and Mr.. Allen, OF the
"Among the Pines" company, vert
ushered into the dining room
where they were seated a
Il most appetiziug lunch. The first thint
on the programme was the Elks' toast
"To the absentones," which was disposed
OF with honors. The jolly party wa
seated for two hours. In that tint
nearly all the gentlemen ant
several OF the ladies werl
called on for "song, speech or story.
Noticeable contributions were from tn
Kimball quartette; Miss Blanche Chap
man, who recited "'Ostler Joe;" Dis
Hattie ArnoId's solo, ~ am waiting,
am watching,'' and Colonel Edwards
song. Mr.. Richards, OF the Hoyt Com
pany, sang his famous railroad song
and then came numerous other goo
things. The entertainment wa
brought to close with tn
finale from the second nc
of 1.-THE Queens Lace Handker
chief" by the entire company, "Aul
Lang Syne," and three cheers for til
day and the company.
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Yesterday afternoon Mr.. Charles
Thistle and Miss Ada Graham, both oil
Sistersville, were married at the home
OF the bride by the Rev. r. II. Melon
aid, of that place. It was very charm
ing home wedding in every respect.
Dinner was served after the ceremony,
and then after short interchange OF
compliments and good wishes, the
bride aud groom, accompanied by
several friends, left on the Ohio
River road and come to this city, where
they registered at the Mcclure andspent
the night. Those in the party besides
Mr.. and Mrs. Thistle, the happy bride
aud groom, we're Misses Maria, Martha
and Mamie Wells, Miss G. Graham and
Miss NJ. Thistle, and Messrs. ]. u: Nc
Coy, E. Wells, j. D. Mccoy, A. Wells
f. Wells and j. L. Thistle.
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Z. W. Sparks, who was sentenced to
serve four years in the Penitentiary fol
horse.stealing at the March, 1887, term
OF the Roane county Circuit Court, has
been pardoned by Governor Wilson.
The application for pardon was signed
by Hon. r, F. Fleming, the judge be-
fore whom the case was tried; by seven
OF the Jurors; by many of the public
officials and good citizens OF Roane
county, and by DR.. G. W. Bruce, the
Penitentiary physician.
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Is Natures own true laxative. It il
the most easily taken, and the mos
effective remedy known to cleanse the
System when Bilious or Costlve; to dis
pei Headaches, Colds and Fevers; tc
Cure Habitual Constipation, Indiges.
ton, Piles, etc. Manufactured only by
the California Fig Syrup Company. For
sale in 80 cts and Sl.00 bottles by Logan
4 Co., Anton P, Hess, R. B. Burt and
@, Menkemeller.
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NIGHT before last an old man, over
eighty wears old, and resident Of
Mou4dsyiIIe, but whose name could not
he learned was on the Ohio River rail
road coming north. When the train
reached Moundsville, he thought it was
not going TO stop, and jumped off while
The train was still going ut pretty lively
rate Of speed. Hisleg was broken short
oil. and at his age the injury will be
more serious than 1t ordinarily would.
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Hon. N. B. Scott, President OF the
Central Glass Works, and Mr.. II. Z.
Waddle. of the Hobbs works, left last
evening for Cincinnati on short bust:
ness trim. A large glass dealer named
Ebert has made IN assignment in that
city, and then to add to the discomtoris
Of lis creditors, has skipped out with
considerable funds. The twoglass houses
renresented by Messrs. Scott and Wadr
ala and some Of those over the river,
are caught by Ebert's smash.up forsmall
amounts. The gentlemen are going
down TO look after the salvage.
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The Utica IN " Herald has the fol-
lowing to say about the important dis.
covery reportedto have been made by
DR.. James L. Reeves, formerly distin-
guished citizen OF this city: "Dr. James
L. Reeves, OF Chattanooga, claims to
have discovered the yellow fever germ,
and therefore a way, to destroy i. II
that is proved true, the doctor will de-
serve place in medical discovery as
high as tenner, and even higher than
Pasteur. Many an unhappy southern
city would be glad in such a case to
erect statue to his honor"
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Mrs. Carlin, the widow OF Capt. John
Carlin, has received from Prof. I. @
Miller, OF Fairmont, high official Of
the G. A. r. Department OF West Vir'
ginia, a handsome and costly badge. II
Is a G. A. Il. regulation badge, except
that it is OF eighteen.karat gold, and has
a bar emblematical Of the rank OF Capt.
Carlin. With it is letter, very appre.
ciative OF Mrs. Carlin's late honored
husband, who was Department Com
mander Of the G. A. r. in $50. The let
ter, paying as it does high but just
tribute, is equally valued with the badge
which il accompanies.
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Calls appear in this mornings paper
for suggestion meetings OF the Republic
cans Of the Third and Seventh wards,
both to be held Thursday evening at
1880 o'clock. The Fourth ward Repub-
licans will meet for the same purpose
this evening at the same hour, in the
city police court rooms. Saturdays pri-
maries and the convention on the fol-
lowing Monday are important to the
party and to the city, and there ought
10 be large attendance Of good citizens
Mt all these meetings.
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A clergyman, after years OF suffering
from that ioathsome disease, Catarrh
and vainly trying every known remedy,
at last found recipe which completely
cured and saved him from death. Any
sufferer from this dreadful disease send
ing self addressed stamped envelope to
Prof. J. A. Lawrence, IS Warren street,
New York City, will receive the recipe
free OF charge. Mw&F-Eow
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The following telegram will be read
with interest by the scholars and friends
OF the Zane Street Sunday School:
DETROIT, OPP. M, Dec. %, 1855.
Superintendent Zane Sired Sunday School:
DEAR SIR:-I have just passed Detroit
and / wire you to say have the children
wait, Am coming us fast MS my deer can
60. Have cup OF tea ready for me.
SANTA CLAUS.
ave are waiting, waiting for Santa Claus to come,
II we have 10 wait TIL midnight.
There will none OF us 80 home"
Go and see the heart OF poor girl
made glad tonight, at the Opera House.
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Mnd1inCs at nlonndsyIIIc.

Mr.. W. 7. Alexander and Miss Sadie
Fitton we're married Monday night al
s o'clock at the brides home, on West
ern avenue, Moundsville. The cere'
mony was performed by Rev. L. L. Stew.
art, in the presence of only the relatives
OF the contracting parties. The young
couple are very popular in Moundsvillel
and all wish them the greatest happi'
Mr.. Harvey Riggs and Miss Annie
Maxwell were married Monday night at
the brides home in the Third ward,
Moundsyille, by Rev. L. L. Stewart.
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Mr.. William b. Fisher says he would
not under any circumstances accept a
nomination for City Clerk-not il he
were nominated by reclamation in the
convention. He says he does not think
any young man is wise to give up a
steady and reliable business situation to
90 into a political Office, and most men
With experience will say he takes very
sensible view OF 1t.
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DR.. WILBUR, Specialist,

diseases, as those oi the Head, Throat and Lungs;
Liver, Kidney and Heart complaints; inveteT.
ate Diseases Of the Stomach that have dehed all
other methods; those fearful diseases Of the
Nervous System, arising from whatever causes
HcroiulA DFOpky, Paralysis, Fits. Fever Sores,
Contracted Cords, Enlarged and StiH Joints,
Rheumatism. Eeunlgia, Sclatica, Bone Deiorm'
tiles, Salt Rhenm, EryGlpOlas, scRld Head, i'll.
conditioned Ulcers, Syphilis, Nasal PolypuS,
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Yesterday two small boys were play
ing with revolver in an alley between
Main and Market streets, south OF
Twelfth, when tho pistol was prema-
turely discharged by accident while in
one boys hands and the ball pierced the
other ones hand, inhicting painful
but not dangerous wound. The boy
was taken to the office of DR.. McMaster,
who dressed his injured hand.
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We respectfully ask you to examine
the World Type Writer, a perfectly prac'
teal writing machine for $40 90. 1t is
highly recommended rs an educator
The privilege OF returning during the
holiday week any writer that does not
interest and please the party to whom
presented. EDw. L. ROSE 4 Co.,
90 Twelfth street.
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New YoRK, Dec. 25.-Mr. T. 7. Pit
man and Mrs. Davis arrived here last
night on the steamship La Champagne,
from Havre, with the remains OF Mrs.
Pitman, "Margery Dean" who recently
died in Paris. They will leave tonight
on the Old Colony steamer for Newport,
RI,
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True delicacy OF flavor with true eff
cacy OF action has been attained in the
famous California liquid fruit remedy,
Syrup OF Figs. Its pleasant taSte and
beneficial effects have rendered it i'm
mensely popular. 1t cleauses the Sys-
tenn, cures Costiveness, etc. For sale in
20 cts and Sl.0O bottles by Logan & Co.,
Anton p. Hess, +. ,. Burt and Q. Men
Lama1lpr
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Borrow prices on a full and complete
line OF Hardware and Mechanics Tools
at 1854 Market street. Buy now while
the stock is complete.
]. i. SoMMERvILLE, Assignee.
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Coon HOUSEKEEPING comes out in a
rich Christmas number, and any one
who is puzzled to know what to do for
Christmas" will find nearly every posi-
BILE question answered in it. The num-
Der is one of the best the publishers
have sent out
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ohrI,,mas mt the Moundsyllle Prison.

The Christmas exercises at the peni.
Tertiary at Moundsville yesterday morn
ing we're very interesting, and showed
considerable talent, Superintendent
Robertson deserves a great deal OF praise
for his management OF the prison since
he was put in control there, and these
holiday entertainments are but part oil
a system adopted by him for betteting
the condition OF the unfortunate persons
under his charge. There is no doubt
that they are conducive to better order,
The entertainment consisted OF two
parts, the first literary and sacred songs,
the lust music on tho guitar, banjo, ac-
cordeon, tambourinc, violin, etc., and
comicsongsand jokes, The following is
the programme OF part tirsti
sIngipg-"Pcaccu upon Earth"
BY Double QuATtette.
slnglng-"The Ringing OF the Bells
Double QuArtettG.
Enthusiastically or Not Guilty.
"''''"'''A A, II, c. MAuFt.
Select Readlng-"The slight After Christmas,
". p pTIlchArd,
sinciur-soto-"Th World Is Growing betteF'
Gilbert Rummel'
RNcitotion--"A Yankee In Love ..Geo. Rhom
Recitation--"O Glass More" ..-Henry Johnson
SInring-"Gatherln HOme" Double QuaFtette
ReciIGtlon--"The Curso OF kegulus''
poc,,.,,op--"Toc KcaTncy".. 80. N, PickClrImer
slngipg-"WakC the Song OF Jubllec''
Double QuArtette.
observation-disclosures IL wDrShip' v. 5. Douglass
SInging-''sOme Sweet Day" e. Double S{ngE!oltc
Closing sl' FlcAeiItineF
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To The Editor cfhc 1ntelligeHetr.
SrR:-I see by the daily papers that
nv friends desire me to represent them
in Council and as delegate to the Repub.
iican primary from the Second ward. |
Internationally decline, thanking my
friends. GEO. W. hoLLISdEN'
Hhteliuq, Dec. %.
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ITO THIRD WARD
Republicans.

The Republicans Of the Third Ward are re.
quested 10 meet In the City Police Court room
on Thursday evening, December "a, al 1850
O'Clock, to suggest names Of persons 10 be voted
for for Council and delegates TO the City Repnb.
lican Convention at the Primaries on Saturday.
7, u, DOBBINS,
deal Committeeman.
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QIe Sntellioenter.
once Nos. 10 and ~ Fourteenth Street.


Card Of Thanks.
's s!sSeEnoldcrs Mcetng-whccling & Elm Grove
Railroad.
The deal Feed SfIll-IIogc & Bro.
ODerl lIOuse-AmOng the PlucS.
iiusecd Oil Mcai-R. X. Gtmen & co.
10 Eighth Ward Republicans page.
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1891 & 1928 Market Street.

OUR stock Of Fine Uxldlzed Silver ant
Gold Handle Umbrellas Surpasses ina
ofany other house In the city, and prices
guaranteed the lowest, considering the
quality. l. Il. DiLLON Z" w.
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bogus Jubilee Bread. None genuine
without Wheeling Bakery Company's
seal.
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NEW and desirable novelties in Jew:
elry received daily from now until
Christmas. DO not iail to see them, ut
JACOB ". GRUBBS
Jewelry Store,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets.
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FINE TOILET CASES.

We shall OilerOu entire stock Of Fine
Toilet Gases at greatly reduced prices to
close them out. !. e.. DILLON Il CO.
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CARLYLpS WORKS,

Thackeray's Novels, Count TalstOps
Works, Macaulay's England, Hnmes'
Engl md, Gibbons Rome, and other
standard works in single volumes, ut
JOHN W. IlEISkELLiS,
~ Twelfth Street.
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Why do quick workers want mile
End2" Its freedom from knots.
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Five Hundred Gold Watches at great.
" reduced prices from now until JAM
nary /. |. q. DILLON Il Gu.
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500 GOLD WATCHESN

CANDIES, Fruits and Nuts at Conner
A. SupdCker'S.
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THE Silver Chatelaine Watches that
We are selling for SO so are good value
for The money, and thoroughly war
ranted. 1. q. DILLON & W.
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Go TO 1861 Market street for cheap
Hardware, Cutlery and other goods.
]. b, SoMMERvILLE,
Assignee OF S. y. Boyd.
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no SEVENTH WARD
Republicans

The Republicans OF the Seventh ward are re.
Quested 10 meet at the hall OF the Island hose
house on Thursday, December "a, at 1880 p. M,
TO suggest names TO be voted for at Saturdays
Primaries. A, o. MAXWELL,
dea6 Committeeman
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242 Jackets reduced one.half.
1856 Newmarkets reduced one-half.
10 Short Wraps reduced one-half.
il Plush Sacgues, at REDUCED prices.
lG Plush Jackets.
II Plush Modjeskas.
225 Misses and Children's Cloaks, all
90 at the same proportion. No reasona'
Bic offer will be refused. They must be
sold, at EMsHEEMERs.
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WHEELING BAKERY CoMPANY's Jubi
leo Bread, wholesome and nutritious.
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Wanted.

lNTANTED-A COMPETENT BOOB.
w KEEPER. Address DRY GOODS W.
CHANT. Main street, city. ~,
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ASK your grocer for Wheeling Bakery
CompanY,B fine Fruit Cakes.
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FOR FALL AND WINTER.

Just received complete and artistic
assortment of SuitingS, PantalOOnings
and OVcrcOntings, which we warrant 10
mike up In ilrst.ClaSS style, anu nj rca'
sonnbie prizes. Fit guaranteed.
specialties-JuSt received, 90 dozen
more of the hest so cent White Shirts
made. Fancy Flannel Shirts nj so cents
and upwards. Full line OF our cele'
"'"''" ''' G. HESS \ SONS,
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CHRISTMAS dalnties in variety at
Conner s. Snedeker'S.
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CHATELAINE WATCHES.

GOODS shown with pleasure OF Con
ncr A. SnelCker's.
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WHEELING BAKERY CoMPANY's Jubi-
lee Bread has no equal. None genuine
without their seal.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. Poor
Western PENNSYLVANIA and West Vir-
GINA, rain, continued high temPeTa'
ture, followed Wednesday by colder
variable winds.
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ANOTHER lot Of tho lovely Fancy
Enamel Stick Pins will be opened to-day.
I,G. DILLON d co.
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LIS. Coon sells dry goods the cheapest.

"MILE-ESDw The smoothest, strong.
est, and most elastic,
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This year we are making this branch
our great specially, and handling notll'
Ing hut very fine goods. Prices ut very
small advance above net cost.
"''''''' /, q. DILLON 4 co.
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A large and attractive stock Of the
above all marked at lowest prices.
We are selling three t3lVe hand
someIy illustrated Juvenile Books
worth $2.75 for only $l.oo.
Please call early IN the day and
avoid the afternoon rush.
ETstore open every evening from
now until Christmas.
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SUPPLY your Christmas table with
Conner 4 SnedekCr's delicaCleS.


The thermometer ut Sehnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner, yeterday,
rrUisinrp1 ns follows:
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CLOSING out the most beautiful va.
riety Of Photograph Albums ever In the
city, al lowest prices, by ,,,,,,,
% Twelfth Street.
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DOR DODGERS

Il AND SMALL HAND BILE a,
Go TO the ISTgLIldESCEH jon ROOM, Nos a.
aud n Fourteenth street, where you can " y
cOmmOdAted at short notice,
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Wheeling Bakery Company's
Jubilee Bread has seal on every loaf.
None genuine without their seal.
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Our solid IA karat Gold stem.wind
Clatelalne Watches at $l5 each, are
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