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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-12-22
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in the CITY and wheeling People
Abroad.

Strangers in the City and Wheeling People
Abroad.
Miss R, G. Jones, OF Kansas City, is at
the Mcclure.
Mr.. Alex. Laughlin, Of Cleveland, is
at the Mcclure.
Mr.. Hermann stoetzer is home from
Morgantown for the holidays.
Ex.stase Senator G. L. Brown, Of Jack.
son county, is making short visit to the
city.
Mr.. Simms Powell, of Parkersburg,
was registered at the Mcclure House
yesterday.
Mr.. Simms Powell, u well known Par
kersburg traveller, was registered at the
Mcclure yesterday.
George W. Boring left yesterday even.
ing to Join the Biiou Theatre Opera
Company at New York City.
Mr.. A. II. Hoge, of New York, is pay
ing his semi-ocCasional visit to the glass
manufacturers Of this section.
: Prof. &c. White and Prof. John W.
Myers, of the State University at Nor.
gantown, were in Wheeling yesterday.
Capt. and Mrs. John Mcclure leave
this morning for Morgantown, where
they willspend the holidays with friends.
Mr.. Alex. Laugblin, Of Cleveland,
formerly Of this city, arrived here yes.
terday on short business and social
visit combined
D, W. Shedd, general freight agent of
the Cincinnati, Portsmouth 4 Big Sandy
Packet Company, was at the Mcclure
House yesterday.
Secretary of State Henry S. Walker
was here awhile yesterday morning and
took breakfast ut the Mcclure. He left
for Charleston early.
Mr.. ]. W. Paxton and family will
leave to-day forThomasville, Ca, where
they will spend the winter as they have
done for number OF seasons past.
The remains Of Mrs. George r. Tingle
will be brought here for interment. The
funeral will be from st. Mathews church.
Due notice OF the time will be given.
Manager Kusel, OF the Streets OF New
York" Company, Frank Kiiday, the
star and the two principal lady charaC.
tiers in the drama registered at the
Stamm.
Mr.. NJ. Thorton is very proud of a
present be received the other day from
his friend E. E. Newton, Of Washington,
D. O., very handsome pair Of cuff but.
tons set with three precious stones each,
Col. j. T. Legge, OF Grafton, the pop
ular superintendent OF the Western
Division OF the Baltimore & Ohio's
main line, was in the city again yester-
day looking after the company's affairs.
Mr.. George P. Linch, OF Argentine,
formerly Of this city, arrived
here yesterday. He started for here in
he hopes Of being here 20 attend his
.ather's funeral, which took place
Thursday.
Mr.. Charles A. Gardner is wearing
he lovely pin that was given him by
.Irs. Henry Williams, OF Chicago, whose
husband is the senior member OF the
irm Of Williams, Dawson & Skinner. It
will be remembered that the papers CON.
aimed an account OF how Mr.. Gardner
lobly saved the NE Of the lady's little
,irl in Lincoln Park.
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CD; Kaminskey, Of smlthaeld, was IN towr
yesterday.
Melstcr Bros. orchestra Will give ball at Helm
lein's hall this evening.
William Howells aud wife, OF Etuavllle, arc
confined to their home by sickness,
Mrs. Frank thinner, OF Grand Island, Neb,, Il
visiting her father, DR.. j. NJ. Todd.
Mrs. Elmer McCaughery. Of KImboltep, 1,
visiting her brother, Joseph Duncan.
Mrs. Chris. Young, OF Cincinnati, arrived here
yesterday to attend her brother, J. T., Clark, who
Is seriously III.
After tO.day's work the majority Of the Shops
and factories Will remain closed until the hOll.
day season II pnst. The town is already assum.
the holidays VIII be unusually brilliant, espe.
clally In society circles.
The Christmas market which has been In pro.
gseSs In the new Presbyterian church during the
past three days closed last evening. The ladies'
OF the congregation with whom the idea OFigi,
mated worked untiringly 10 make the event d
with great success. The loan exhibition was the
chief feature Of the attraction. II was composed
Of paintings, fancy work, old relies, etc.. aud It's
artistic Arrangement In connection with the
pretty Christmas goods on the counters made a
very beautiful display. The scAfOldlng was re.
moved from the auditorium yesterday. aud the
chandeliers which were used the lrst time laSt
night made the display all the moro attractive,
Among those who took supper there last evening
were quite number Of persons from Wheeling
and neighbOring towns, The hulldIRg Will be
finished IN u lew weeks aud will be occupied
about February l. II lisa very pretty edilCe,
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All the planning mills are busy.
The brisk demand for nails continues.
The Crescent mill is still working
triple turn.
The Top mill will only take short
holiday rest.
Bellaire furniture makers are shipping
to Cincinnati.
The Brilliant factory is shipping nails
as fast us made.
Lima oil is used in the petroleum fuel
process at Bell0irc.
The Northwood glass works is making
1000 pitchers day.
ellis glass'pot factory, at Bellaire, has
been greatly enlarged.
Monroe county, Ohio, parties are
shipping much lumber to Europe.
Nearly all the factories will "take
stock" during the holiday vacation.
The Chesapeake and Standard Coal
companies were recently chartered.
There are several model barges lying
ut the Bellaire mill being loaded with
steel and nails for the South.
Officials OF the National Window Glass
Manufacturers Association say they have
no thought OF forming trust.
Tho Bellaire steel works made 6,56O
tons OF finished steel in November; the
blast furnace output was 3,0l4 tons,
Each nail manufacturer puts up with
the new Western Cut Nail Association u
forfeit Of $40 for each machine in his
factory.
The corrugating department OF the
Standard mill was closed down yester-
day, because OF part OF the machinery
breaking.
The Bellaire glass houses have been
burning all kinds OF fnel-cord wood,
railroad ties and any large wood they
could buy.
The new LaBelle glass plant, recently
purchased by the Crystal Company, is
being fitted upwith machinery, and will
be put into operations in n Jew weeks.
The Crystal Company will not manu-
facture the fine colored ware formerly
made there, but will make n specially OF
vnry f1nn nrvatu1 woro
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AN IMPORTANT CHANGE
In the Management Of the Glass
Business Of this Section.
WHEELING is ITS CENTRE.
The Factories of Wheeling and the
Vicinity Abandon their sample
Rooms ut Pittsburgh and
will Sell hcre-Notes.

At an important meeting OF the glass
manufacturers of Wheeling and vicinity
held at the Mcclure House, last night,
arrangements were perfected to make
Wheeling the center OF the glass trade
as it already is of the nail trade. Buyers
are 10 be induced to come to Wheeling
instead OF being met in Pittsburgh by
the glass men. The meeting was com.
posed OF representatives OF the Central
and the Hobbs Glass companies, Of
this city, the Northwood, Buckeye and
Elson, of Martins Ferry, and the Etna
and Belmont, of Bellaire. 1t is expected
that the glass manufacturers of Bridge.
port, Wellsburg, Steubenville, Findlay
and Fostoria will realize the advantage
Of bringing their wares to this market,
which will through this movement be-
come the largest and best in the country.
Heretofore it has been the practice OF
the glass men Of this vicinity to 20
twice a year to Pittsburgh, displaying
their samples at the Monongahela
House for the inspection Of buyers.
This was thought to be necessary be-
cause, when buyers came TO Wheeling
they found it announcement to visit the
concerns over the river, having to de-
pend on ferryboats and take their
chances to catch trains. Since the
Wheeling district is the great producer,
as well in point OF variety as quantity,
it occurred To the manufacturers that by
concert Of action, Wheeling could as
easily be made the headquarters. Pitts.
burgh confines her product chiefly to
pressed table ware. Wheeling produces
pressed table ware, fancy, white and
colored ware in great variety, lantern
globes and wide range OF specialties.
The trade would as soon come TO
Wheeling as Pittsburgh if the induce
ments are us grea. or greater. Arrange
ments TO this end have been made with
the Mcclure House, where the concerns,
except the Central and Hobbs, which
are conveniently located, will have
rooms for their samples.
Besides being glnss center Wheeling,
with her four potteries, is something OF
n pottery town, and buyers OF glass are
buyers OF pottery. The two industries
and the city will be benefited by this
change OF base, which is sure to be sue.
cessiul because the products are in de-
mand. Wheeling will have in effect a
great semi.annual glass and pottery fair.
Some idea may be lad OF the number
OF persons who will be brought to the
city by this movement when it is known
that one of the smallest concerns has on
it's books over 200 buyers. A large
glass house will have 600 or more.
The annual buying for the Spring
trade will commence about January s.
at the Mcclure House, and continue
about n month. Again in June and July
the buyers will flock here, and the
change will be in many respects great
one for this community.
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LOU SwABACKER.


Full line Of all kinds OF Furs, NIuns,
Stoles and Boas, especially in monkey
and lynx. Large assortment OF Chill
dren's Muds and Stoies. In Handker-
chiefs we have all the newest, from the
cheapest up to the finest French em.
broidered. silk, Velvet and Plush Reti-
cules, Opera Bags, Periumed Chair Pill
lows, Head Rests and other fancy goods
suitable for holiday presents. Dress
Kid Gloves, the choicest in button and
mosquetaires, also Dog Skin Gloves and
Mits for ladies and children. We can
safely say our stock Of fine Fans is not
equalled in the city. Elegant assortment
OF White Aprons, Jerseys and many other
articles too numerous to mention. Our
new man in the Hair Dressing Parlors is
an artist, to which all will testify for
whom he has done any work. His pro-
cess for cleaning scalps to prevent the
hair from coming out is q perfect sue
cess. Our store and parlors open every
evening until Christmas.
Lou SwABACKER.
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BELLAIRR.
All Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City.

All Sorts OF Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City.
c, J. Sheets fell yesterday and hurt his back
severely.
Mr. Dallas Hammond, of Canton. has moved
back 10 BellAlrc.
Miss Leda sulth Is home from college at
chAmbenburg, Pa.
Father Fitzgerald is out Of the city for few
days hlllng another pulpit.
DR.. Anderson cut needle from the thumb OF
Mrs. a. Henderson yesterday.
Miss Kline accompanied by Miss Maud Heath
eriugtOn, arc visiting Wheeling friends.
Mrs. Borum, Of the Second ward, fell on the Ice
yesterday aud broke the bone OF the right fore
arm.
Mrs. William Dement, fell at the hydrant yes.
teriay morning In her yard and broke her
wrist.
The G. A.. II. fair aud festival last night was
well attended, and splendid time was had by
every one.
Mrs. T. T. Seals and Miss Agile Hanlan left
last night for Atlanta, Ga, for winter visit 10
Mrs Seals parents.
William Oliver, Of the Morgan county Tribune,
Is In the city aud will remain during the holt
days among friends.
John X. Weir had to return to work at Youngs.
town before his visit was out at home. the mill
concluding to work.
~
would keep the gas blown out all the time In
the low pressure pipes.
The wGtchman at the Cleveland, i.Orain &
Vince Ing railroad IL evidently u railroad man,
Us he wears his crutches.
The Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling railway
people were connecting their tracks and ballast
| Ing yesterday on the west side.
The family Of Herman Aldrldgc, OF tho BaltI-
more 4 Ohio yards, after ~ five months visit to
the interior OF the State, have come home for the
winter.
The gus c0me GU so strong ut the residence Of
Dr. u. b. Taught Wednesday night that butter
| Ia the refrigerator was melted 30 II ran out on
the door.
Yesterday afternoon Rev. Mr.. Mclaughlin, OF
this city, married ut the BRIDES home III Ben.
wood Mr. james u. Fowler aud Miss Mary u.
Hamilton.
Mr.. John Lindsay and Miss Elizabeth Arm.
strong, OF Washington township, were married
Thursday and will spend their honeymoon at
Delaware.
NJ Gordon. ticket agent Of the Pennsylvania
rRilrold here, has received from Colombo u fnC
case Of mineral specimens OF that State, gotten
up In nice neat shapes.
Manager Camp, Of the Bellairc Window Glass
Company, was given surprise at his home in the
First wlrd. lie received many handsome pres
cntS and bountliul supper was served.
The cars on the Cleveland & Pittsburgh incline
| got away from the men yesterday, and running
Into the river h0nted the boxes of, and also d
big lot Of EaIlr0ad ties. No one was hurt. Some
Of the ties were saved afterwards.
The grocerS met on Thursday evening and
elected the following officers: President, Joseph
MCClaln; Vice President, Frank Smith; Secre'
tlry, W. II. Thompson; Treasurer. W. j. Ayrcs;
Trustees, +. Schaill, Joseph Clements aud ThOs.
Clegg,
IA. McClelland's store after closing up the
gRs came on so strong that It melted all his
candy setting .near the stove on the shelves,
blnckened the bananas and ruined the counter,
and came very near burning the place up.
lie supposed he had shut Il almost OIL.
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Holiday Goods.
New Advertisements.
A sslGNEE's NOTICE.

The undersigned assignee Of S. T. Boyd, here
by offers Mt private sale the stock OF goods con-
tRlRed Im the SteFe-Fooni situated At 1854 Market
street. Wheeling, ". Va, consisting Of general
HARVARD, Moving Machines, Lawn Mowers Hay
Rak,s Feed Cutters, Flows, hHIrows, Corn Plant
ers, Pitch Forks, Hay Forks BnGgies, Wagons,
Carts, Harness, Mocha. les Tools, Cutlery, Nails,
Grind Stones, Guns, RevOlvers, Garden and Grass
Seeds, Fertilizers aud numerous other articles.
These goods must be disposed Of and will BIO
10 s. T.. boyd are hereby notified to make prompt
payment o. such Indebtedness TO the Under.
signed assignee. J. u. -OMMERVlLLE,
'de9I.n4W Assignee Of S. L. BOYD.
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The world is full OF persons afflicted
with weak backs and weak lungs. In
the following letter Mrs. l. T. Crockett,
OF Max Meadows, Va, tells how she was
cured OF those troubles:
~ have used ALLcocK's Porous PLAs-
TIERS for ten years or more for weak back
Spinal allection) and weak lungs, and l
can say with perfect truth that have
been greatly benefited by them. In fact,
don't believe could get along without
them; certainly not for any length OF
time. l have been the cause OF many
others wearing them, who have been
greatly benefited"
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True delicacy of flavor with true eff
cOcy 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
menseiy popular. 1t cieanses the Sys-
TEN, cures Costiveness, etc. For sale in
so cts aud Sl.0O bottles by Logan & Co.,
Anton p. Hess, Il. B. Burt and @. Men
keme(Ier.
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We respectfully ask you 10 examine
the World Type Writer, aperfectly prac-
tical writing machine for $40 co. 1t is
highly recommended MS 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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nueI.len,s ArnIcn snIvc.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
ton, or money refunded. Price % cents
per box. For sale by Logan & Co.
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qre Sntellioenter.
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Cut FIowers-The Schneider Green Houses.
Fine Upright Plano For saie-F W. BauIref
& Co
Brass Fire sets-NesbItt& Bro,
The climax Cook stoVe-HogO & Bro.
List of letter..
Religious HOtlces-FOurth page.
Hotel WLndsoE-Ds. Wilbur.
AAsigneeS Notice.. Is Ommcrville-Fourth
page.
Second Ward Republicans.
For CinclnnAti-SteAmer Louis A. SheFley.
CellulOld Toilet Set, &c.-MclAin Brothers.
Christmas WHnts-Conncr & Snedeker.
Eighth Ward Republican,.
Headquarters Tor Everything Good to Eat
ERn " unss
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METHODIST and Presbyterian Hymnals,
Episcopal Prayer Books and Hymnals;
also United Presbyterian Psalm Books
and Psalters just received by JOHN W.
HEIsKELL, 90 Twelfth street,
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METHODIST and P Presbyterian Hymnals,
Episcopal Prayer Books and Hymnals;
also United Presbyterian Psalm Books
and Psalters just received by JOHN w.
HEIsKELL, % Twelfth street.
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~ saved the life of my little girl by
the prompt use OF DR.. Acker's English
Remedy Tor consumption. Mrs. VIM.
V. Hartman, New York. G. r. Guetze,
R. B. Burt @. Menkemeller, Logan &
Co. 0
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HOLIDAY excursion tickets at Union
Railroad Office, 1900 Market street, via.
Baltimore & Ohio, Panhandle and Ohio
River Railroads. Local and through
tickets via. all lines.
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Our solid II karat Gold Stem.Wind
CInteIaime Matches ut $i5 each, are
thoroughly warranted.
i. q. DILLON & co.
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DoN'r forget to see the Bohemian
Glass Blowers, afternoon and evening,
under Grand Opera House. Admission
only 10 cents.
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ELEYEN.ELEYEN.

People turned aw " yesterday at the
Popular. Come In tho morning and
avoid the afternoon and evening crowds.
The cheapest Holiday Goods In the city
at the Bargain Glyers.
THE POPULAR,
iii Main Street.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 2l.-Tor
Western Pennsylvania and West Viz.
ginia, fair, preceded on the lakes by light
snow; colder, northwesterly gales.
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one HUNDRED Plush and Leather
Photograph Albums put on sale to-day,
at special low prices, by JONI W. HE'S
KEL1., % Twelfth street.
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0SE HUNDRED Plush and Leather
Photograph Albums put on sale to-day,
ut special low prices, by JouN w. HE'S.
KELL, % Twelfth street.
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BORON prices on full and complete
line Of Hardware and Mechanics Tools
at 1854 Market street. Buy now while
the stock is complete.
]. B. SoMMERvILLE, Assignee.
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A GREAT variety OF Statuary, 0rna-
mental Pieces and fancy goods, suitable
IS presents for the holidays, at
JOIN FRIEDEL's CHINA STORE.
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NEW and desirable novelties in Jew.
elry received daily from now until
Christmas. Do moi full 10 see them, ut
JACOB W. GltuBBS
JeWelry Store,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets.
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THE Silver Chalellinc Watches that
W" are SrIIIng for Sc 50 are good value
for the money, and thoroughly war.
ranted. /. &. DILLON 4 Gu.
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This year we are making this branch
our great specially, and handling Moth
Ing but very fine goods. Prices ut very
small advance above net cost.
L. &. DILLON Il co.
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CHATELAINE MATCHES.

GOODS shown with pleasure at Con.
nCr \ Snedeker's.
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A LARGE stock of Library and Stand
lamps, fine Carvers and Silver Plated
Ware, &C., suitable for holiday gifts, at
JOHN FRIIDEL's CHINA STORE.
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FOE FAI.L AND WINTER.

Just received complete and artistic
assortment Of Suitings, PantalOonlngs
and OVercOatingS, which We warrant 10
make up In flrst.claSs style, and at rea.
SOnable prices. FIJI guaranteed.
SpecinItiCs-JuSt received, 80 dozen
more OF tic best so cent White Shirts
made. Fancy Flannel Shirts al 80 cents
and upwards. iull line OF our cole.
brated KUit Jackets.
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pox'r fail to see the Bohemian Glass
Blowers, under Grand Opera House,
Twelfth street. Open afternoon from 9
to 4.3o and evening from I to $3.50. Ad-
mission 10 cents, Everybody receives a
present.
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Look for the Zig Shoe.
Boys fine sewed boots, sole leather
tipped, 81 %, worth 81 so, at
SToSE's CASH SHOE STORE.
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An elegant line OF Decorated Tea, Din
ner aud Chamber Sets, suitable for
Christmas presents, at
JOHN FRIRDRL's CHINA STORE.
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LADIES fine extra high cut button boots
81 90, worth s. 80, at
SToSE's CASH SHOE STORE.
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oxYDIzED Smoking Sets, Match Boxes,
Bracelets, Nut Bowls, Card Stands, in
great variety. w. j. LUEENs,
Main Street Jeweler.
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ToM AND JERRY and Egg Nogg, the
favorite Christmas drinks, at Mans
fields, 1912 Main street.
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The only house In the city where You
will find the Novelty Foot STOOLS In Hide
and Plush covering. Call and see them
ut THE POPULAR,
iii Main Street.
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ANOTHER lot Of tho lovely Fancy
Enamel Stick Pins will be opened to-day.
/. q. DILLON Il co.
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A HANDSOME souvenir given to each of
our customers. ]. w. ANICx & Co,
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Full line of the celebrated Guinet
Silks, guaranteed to wear, at
SToNE & THoMAS'.
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SPECIAL bargains in Black Silks at 81,
81 25 and 81 so, reduced from 81 %,
81 80 and 81 70, at STONE & THOMAS.
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SPECIAL low prices for Silks, CASH
meres, Henrietta Cloths and Fine Dress
Goods for Xmas presents at
STONE & Thomas.
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Tow AND JERRY and Egg Nogg, the
tavorite Christmas drinks, at Mans"
fields, 1912 Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-12-22

For fine Silks, Cashmeres, Henrietta
Cloths, 60 to STONE & TnoMAs'.
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Third invoice of Oxford Teachers
Bibles, with or without patent index,
Just received by JoHN W. HElsEELL.
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FINE TOILET CASES.

We shall offer our entire stock of Fine
Toilet Cases ut greatly reduced prices TO
close them out. !. G.. DILLUN& co.