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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-12-19
MARTINS FERRY,

Condemnation Suit ;COnhpromiSed-Whee
ers Striker. Il. aud Personal.
Miss Minnie Cots has returned from charm
Ing visit.
Mr.. ". J. Dall, of the Buckeye glass works, is
on the sick list.
Louis Clark has accepted n position with Stuart
Wilson at FIndley.
Rev. c. n. Henthorn is visiting bis iather.In'
law, Rev, Mr. Ryder.
George II. Smith, cashier Of the Commercial
bank, has returned from the WCst
c. ". Baxter, OF the South Pennsylvania &
Ohio railroad, has tcturuc1 from CadiI.
Plush, leather parer aud glass goods for
Christmas, ut the Washington street drug store.
Mr.. A. l.. .Wethcnlld. Of MasSlllou, formerly
manager Of the Laughlin mill, was IN town yes
terdAy.
Christmas books, cards, stationery, ETC., at the
had here.
Charles Comfy, Of Adenn, who Is furnishing
ties for the Wheeling 4 Lake Etc road, was In
town yesterday.
The alag drill" at the NJ. l.. church tonight
will be largely attended Ii is for the benefit OF
the Sunday school
The HibCrniAns festival at lafayette Opera
House on Friday and Saturday evenings promises
to be great success,
teachers very pleasantly at their residence on
Fourth street, Monday evening,
Attorneys McSwaln and l4eSSlck and S. +. Scott,
director and chief engineer OF the Wheeling &
Lake Erie were In the city yesterday.
Mr., Pat DAILY, contractor on the Wheeling &
Lake Eric railroad, accompanied BY his family
left yesterday for New York to spend the hOli-
days.
Alta meeting Of the City Council on Tuesday
evcning,StepS were taken 10 open BeSsemer street
from Buckeye TO the Standard addition, through
the land OF August BridenSteln.
CulbcrtSon Greera aud I'd Stanton have enlisted
In the regular army and are stationed ut the JET.
fenon barracks, near 81. Louis. Greer Is In Com.
pnny u and Stanton In Company D.. Greer en-.
listed under the name OF John I. Davis.
The ten wheelers at the shears at the Laughlln
mill struck because the ontaotQr would not pay
them regularly, several quitting The cOntiae-
tor was discharged and new one hired, and all
will DO Rtw0rk this morning. More machines
Hre on now than for some time, and nails are
shipped about rs fast as cut.
The conference held At the Hotel haywood
between the Wheeling & Lake Erie officials and
William !. Kinney TeintiVe 10 the condemnation
suit Of RAihey vs.. the Company for $1,000 dam.
ages; mentioned In Yesterdays ISTELlIdENcER.
lasted until O'Clock yesterday morning. The
exact amount agreed upon could not be ascer.
tAined, but Mr.. Rniney before returning to
Cleveland on the early train yesterday morning,
stated that he was satisfied The amount Is
supposed 10 BIC about $500. He thought the
road would occupy all the ground at the works
between the Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh road and
the Ohio river, but felt satisfied there Is still
enough left for another road The extern.
sion o. the Cleveland, LoFain & Wheeling Will
make the fourth road passing through and
along his coal mines at Rainey. The suit OF
Rallcy " the Wheeling & Lake Erie road was
other condemnation suits Will DO tried soon.
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THIRD invoice Of Oxford Teachers
Bibles, with or without patent index,
Just received by JOHN w. HEIsKELL.



seyerai Of the men on the tic boats got u cold
duCking yesterday BY falling In the water. The
boats arc leaking.
The wife Of Conductor Charles Zimmerman, o!
the Cleveland & Pittsburgh nilrOad, was buried
ut her Pennsylvania home yesterday.
william II. Hamilton. who suddenly dlsap
pcared not long since, has turned up all right III
his home here after trip through the West.
While tho Andes was lying at Manly's whar!
IL the hindS Of John Manly, tcFlously burning
him.
The Courier reshipped a lot OF lumber here for
O'Neil & Funk, WoOdsAeld, Q. This firm Is
building very fine residence there for prom
Iuent lawycr.
The officers elected by BellaIre Lodge l67,
+. & A. NJ, on Monday night are ". NJ, II. a.
LlchtenberGcr: IS. W., ]. J. Smith; J. W., J. a.
Greenfield; Treasurer, James 7. Kelly; Score
ISFy, q. II. pOukwerth; s, D., Henry Thomas;
j. b., p. o. Mason; Tyler, Chris Bippls,
William NcMAnulS, fireman on the Cleve.
land & Pittsburgh IallToad, and Miss Minnie
Moods, OF Mount Pleasant, will DO married
to-day ut the brides home Tomorrow night,
al the residence Of the brides parents. Mr.. WI.
liam Robinson and Mss Laura CFosteT Will be
married
About Eve or six weeks ago Hpption was
made In these items OF the trial for the murder
OF her child Of a Miss Phillips Of Monroe county.
Friends hearing Of II made inquiry through the
Governor Of Illinois, whore the supposed muir.
der was committed, and he writes back that
there Is no such case on the records In his State.
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A young couple from Wheeling were married
here last week.
Dr. Bruce. RoRen and Steele RmputRted tho
leg Of prisoner IL the PeniientiAry Saturday.
The operation was successful aud the patient Is
doing well.
Mr.. A. b. Wayt Of Baltimore, gave a very In.
teteSting talk at the simpson N. Z. Church
Monday evening In the Interest Of the Y, n. q.
A. The rooms Of the Association Will soon DO
opened again
McCOnkey's COrnet Band will give q minstrel
show at the Court House Saturday night. Mr..
VIII Turner aud EDveral assistants from Wheel
ing will make fun for the occasion, and the band
aud the Mounasville orchestra will furnish the
music.
County Court was IN session Monday and
Tuesday, and the lately elected officers gave
their required bonds. The following persons
went on the sherIGs boud: County bond, Sam
uel Riggs, l.; b. PuTdy, g. W. Bruce, Thomas
Fun, Z, A. Weaver, ], @, BoEdall, ], q, Hicks,
School bond, w. Q. Riggs, David Levi, J. a.
Aickt, O, u VeaEpF, 7. Q. Bardhil and J. b.
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AN ATTACHMENT SUIT.
A South Side Carriage Firm Involved Ii
nIHIcultleH,

A South Side Carriage Firm Involved In
Difficulties.
On last ,day attorneys of the Cook
Carriage Company, of CHICAGO, sued out
attachments in the Circuit Court against
D. KulI, jr., and D. Kull, jr., & Co., the
well known carriage builders Of the
South Side, against all the real and per-
sonal property OF each, to recover the
SUN isl, 200 alleged to be due the Cook
Company. The Sheriff served the writ,
but pending the determination OF the
matter arrangements were effected by
which the works are allowed to continue
in operation. :.
After the attorneys brought this suit
it was ascertained that in November two
deeds OF trust were put on record cover
ing the same property, and securing the
payment OF $4,000 to Mr.. Kulrs father;
and on December 8 D. Kull, jr., con-
fessed judgment in the Municipal Court
in favor OF his father for the sum Of
Sl9,l0O.
Mr.. Kull and the firm Of which he is
the head are popular, and it is sincerely
hoped that this litigation may not result
in serious or permanent embarrassment
in their business. but that the difficult
ties may be tided over and the carriage
factory continue OH profitable and
prosperous career.
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Pan. Handle west bound passenger
train No. 8, yesterday afternoon struck
and killed i man named Michael King,
about one mile east Of Golfers. The
train was going at a high rate OF speed
the man was walking toward the ,ap-
preaching engine, but the binding
snow prevented him from hearing its ap'
proach or the signals OF the engineer.
His body, which was scarcely marked,
WINS picked up by the trainmen and
brought to steubenyille, from whence
he will be buried. King was an unmar,
rietl man about 4S years old, and he had
been working on the Wheeling & Lake
Erie road near Millers. He was on his
way to get another job,
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Is Natures own true laxative. 1t is
the most easily taken, and the most
effective remedy known to cleanse the
System when Bilious or Costive; to dis.
pei Headaches, Colds and Fevers; to
Cure Habitual Constipation, Indiges-
ton, Piles, etc. Manufactured only by
the California Fig Syrup Company. For
sale in so cts and $l.00 bottles by Logan
4 Co., Anton P. Hess, r. B. Burt and
G. Menkemeller.
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DIR. WILBUR bid IT
After ~ Physicians Had FaIled-A Sufferer
for Years Relieved in Few Days.

After ~ Physicians Had Falled-A sufferer
for Years Relieved in n Few Days.
Mrs. James Shaw, No. SS Twenty
seventh street, Wheeling, states she has
been treated by thirteen doctors and
spent nearly all the money her husband
earned for the past five years, and none
of them eren gaze her relief, she had head
ache, backache, a terrible tired all gone
feeling, leuCorrhoGa, and terrible pains
low down across her, neighbors used to
hear her screeching nights with pain
had to pass water every FIVE minu-
ties and prayed to die. Wheel
ing physicians had given her
morphine for months, but got no relief,
and the doctors told her husband he was
fool to pay DIR. Wilbur any money as
he could not cure her.
Mrs. Shaw got some medicine from DR..
Wilbur and in four days her pain was
all gone and she can go to bed and sleep
all night without any morphine, a thing
she rdS unable to do before in four years.
She can now sew half day at a time
and had never been able TO touch her
machine in months before. She says
she cannot speak in too high praise OF
DR.. Wilbur, for she feels like II new
woman,
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We cordially invite you to call and ex-
anime the finest line Of fancy and staple
Sewing Machines ever shown in Wheel
ing, and intended specially for holiday
trade. These deliberately finished
machines in Mahogany, Antique, Oak,
Birdseye Maple and Ash, will be fur
nished at the price OF plain ones during
the holidays, Watch for our advertise
ment next week.
EDw. L. ROSE & Co.,
55 Twelfth street.
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A PHEASANT GATHERING
Last Evening, of Osiris Temple, Mobiles OF
tho Mystic shrine.

Last Evening, of Osiris Temple, Mobiles OF
the Mystic Shrine.
Osiris Temple, Mobiles of the Mystic
Shrine, at its meeting last night con.
ferred the degrees on five applicants,
Nfessrs. W. A. Wilson, E. W. Duuaway,
J. W. Hunter, Alex Frew, and Mr..
Blaney, OF Triadelphia, After the in
itiatory ceremonies the Mobiles adj
journed in body to the Hotel Windsor,
where splendid banquet was spread by
Manager Carney, and for some time
there was feast OF reason and flow OF
soul. A number Of toasts were offered
and responded to, aud then Hon. g. w.
Atkinson, on behalf OF the Shrine, pre-
scented the Chief Potentate, Joseph
F. PAUL, with Knights complete His
tory OF the Crusades. Chief Potentate
PAUL made a feeling and appropriate re:
spouse. The enjoyable festivities did
not end until midnight.
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Holiday Excursions via PennSylyania LIasS.
Excursion tickets at low round trip
rates will be sold by the Pennsylvania
Lines vest Of Pittsburgh on December
"a, % and 81, 1888, and January !, 1889.
good returning until Thursday, January
5, 1889. No tickets will be sold 70
adults for less than % cents, nor TO chill
dren for less than 10 cents.
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A Large Tnmor Removed From Young
T.Lv Il, NyhaslIny

Miss Oracle Jackson, who residesat the
corner Of Fortieth and Wood street, has
had u tumor for sixteen years, which
had attained considerable size. DR.. Will
bur operated on her last Sunday and re-
moved it entire. She is fast recovering
and speaks very highly OF the Doctor, as
she bus experienced no pain since the
operation.
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70 ,1other. Hunting suI.able rre.onts.

To Mother" Hunting sultaO'e fFesPh's'
We respectfully ask you to examine
the World Type Writer, aperfectly prac-
tical writing machine for $40 90. 1t is
highly recommended as 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.,
55 Twelfth street.
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True delicacy Of flavor with true eff
cacy OF action has been attained in the
famous California liquid fruit remedy,
Syrupo of Figs. Its pleasant taste and
beneficial effects have rendered it inn
mensely popular. It cleanses the Sys'
fem, cures Costiveness, etc. For sale in
30 cts and 81. 90 bottles By Logan & Co.,
Anton p. Hess, R. B. Burt and o, Men
Lon,allar
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STANTON & DAvESPoRT have received
their standard diaries for 1889 as well us
physicians call books. Give them q
call; their stock is always well selected
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MR.. ". LIScH DEAD.
An old aud Well KaewR Citizen Passes
Away at Ripe Age.

William Campbell Linch, one Of
Wheeling's oldest and best known citi-
zenS died yesterday at the residence of
Nilsson, Mr.. W. Newt. Inch, on Twenty
third street, in the 18th year OF his age.
He was born in Carlisle, Pa, in 1915,
and was Of Irish and Scotch descent. In
1876 he located at Pittsburgh and Sc
cured work at SchOenberger's forge,
where he remained till 1852, when he
removed to this place with several 9TH
ers. They started the LaBelle mill, in
which Mr.. LinCh was one OF the original
stockholders. He also worked in the
mill as heater till 1867, when he retired
from active work. In 1870 he was called
to the office OF General Manager of the
LaBelle, and continued as such till f9w
years ago, or until the steel nail was in.
troduced.
Mr.. Linch was one OF the first and
most active Republicans in this State,
being among the few here who voted fol
General Fremont. Like all those oFigi'
nal Republicans hereabouts, he was an
incorporating Union man, and dur.
ing the war was always found in the lead
in any movement for the Union cause
and was always the staunch friend Of the
soldiers and their families.
The deceased had been in failing
health for fouror five years past. A few
months since he fell down flight Of
stairs and was severely injured, and
from that time his decline was rapid
one. While his death was not unex,
pected, the news Of it will prove shock
to the many friends Mr.. Linch possessed
He was always Of a genial disposition
and made friends OF oil with whom he
came in contact. He leaves q family Of
five children, two daughters and three
sons, as follows: Mrs. b. b. Dovener
Mrs. George ]. Caddle and George p,
W. Newt. and Alonzo Z. They all re-
side here except George, who lives il
Kansas. Mrs. Inch died about five
years ago. The funeral OF Mr.. Lincf
will take place from st. Matthews
church tomorrow afternoon at 2o'cloCk
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METHODIST and Presbyterian Hymnals,
Episcopal Prayer Books aud Hymnals;
also United Presbyterian Psalm Books
and Psalters Just received by JOHN w.
HEIsKELL, % Twelfth street.
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Doy'T fail to sec the Bohemian Glass
Blowers, under Grand Opera House,
Twelfth street. Open afternoon from 2
TO 1880 and evening from Z to $3.50. Adj
mission 10 cents. Everybody receives u
present,
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The Ohio River Railroad will sell
round trip tickets to and from all sta
tons on their line December "a and %,
1883, aud December 81, 1883, and Jahu.
ary !, 1889, ut reduced rates. For in.
formation call on ticket agents.
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bogus Jubilee Bread. None genuine
without Wheeling Bakery Company's
nnnl
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0xg HpXpRED Plush and Leather
Photograph Albums put on sale to-day
at special low prices, by joins W. HE'S
KELI., % Twelfth street.
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afternoon and evening, under Grand
Opera House. Go and see them and
get your Christmas presents. Only 10
cents admission.
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ONE HUNDRED Plush and Leather
Photograph Albums put on sale to-day,
at special low prices, by JOHN w. HE'S
KEEL. % Twelfth street.
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REMEMBER, the slaughter in Oil Paint
ings and Engravings still continues at
Wickhatn's Auction House. Sale this
afternoon and evening.
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Diamonds, Watches, Fine Onyx Tables
and Clocks, Bronze Ornaments and
Fancy Goods ut W. ]. LVKINs,
No, 1853 Main street.
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DoN'r forget to see the Bohemian
Glass Blowers, afternoon aud evening,
under Grand Opera House. Admission
only 10 cents.
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Fon bargains in Diamonds, Watches,
Fine Jewelry and holiday novelties, call
on W. J. LUKENs,
Main Street Jeweler.
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CIoaks Mt Your own Price.
Five Hundred Cleaks at greatly re-
duced price, at STONE & THOMAS.
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WHEELING BAKERY CoMPANY's fine
Fruit Cakes for sale at your grocery.
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: Plush WRAPS, Cloaks and Jackets at
greatly reduced prices, at
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. lS.-For West
Virginia, light snow, followed Wednes.
day by fair weather; continued low tenn
pera,ure.
For Western Pennsylvania, light snow,
followed in the interior by fair; contin-
ued low temperature.
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WHEELING BAKERY CoMPANY's Jubi-
lee Bread, wholesome and nutritious.
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oxYplzED Smoking Sets, Match Boxes,
Bracelets, Nut Bowls, Card Stands, in
Creat variety. w. J. LUKENs,
f Main Street Jeweler.
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ASK your grocer for Wheeling Bakery
Company's fine Fruit Cakes.
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EMpRolDERED SLIPPERS at ]. W. Amick
4 Co.'s.
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LACE CURTAINS and Bed Sets at bar
gain prices for the holiday trade, at
STONE & TuoMAs'.
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A large and attractive stock Of the
above all marked at lowest prices.
we are selling three (3)Very hand
someIy Illustrated Juvenile Books
worth salts for only Sl.oo.
Please call early in the day and
avoid the afternoon rush.
sgstore open every evening from
now until Christmas.
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SILK UMBRELLAs at lowest prices, In
gold and oxidized handles, at
9 SroSI & THOMAS.
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Fine Silks, Cashmcres and Henrietta
Cloth Dress Goods ut bargain prices for
holiday trade, ut STONE 4 Thomas.
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for Wheeling Bakery Company's Jubilee
Bread.
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RuBDERs of all kinds at ]. W. Amick
& Co.'s.
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Go WHERE you will, you will find PEG,
pie using DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, and
unanimous in its praise.
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LARGE stock OF Manicure and Toilet
sets, at lowest prices, at
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WHEELING BAxRRY CoMPANY's Jubi-
lee Bread has no equal. None genuine
without their seal.
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This week-Frrnrh ScallCttc MuflS.
81 9S; black Hare, 40c, 60c, 81 OO ana
81 20; OpOssum, KaccOOn, Astrachan,
Lynx, Monkey, Red and Grey Fox NUNS:
Aisu, new stock Chlldren's White anu
Grey sells Vt popular prices.
EMSnLIMLIrS, Eleventh st.
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ELEYEN.EhEYGN.


so Plush toilet dressing cases for zoe,
werth 81 %, at THE POPULAR,
I'LL Main street.
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GExrLExES's SLIPPERS at j. W. Amick
& Co.'S.
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Special sale for ladies this afternoon,
at Wickham's Auction House.
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Resolutions of Respect to tho Memory of
Daniel McGarry.


At a joint meeting Of directors of the
Junction Iron Company and Laughlin &
junction Steel Company, held at their
office at City Bank, Wheeling, w. Va,
on Friday, December II, the following
was unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, The members OF these sew.
eral boards OF directors have received
with sense OF profound regret intelli-
gence OF the death OF Mr.. Daniel Nc
Garry, u member OF the two boards;
therefore, to give expression 10 our sor.
row and place upon record tribute to
his memory, tits
Resolxd, That we testify to the ster.
ling worth and high character Of Mr..
McGarry and greatly deplore his loss.
Having been associated in the manage
ment OF these companies from their in
ception, his business judgment, wise
counsels and cautious advice have been
very beneficial to them, and the thor
ough appreciation OF these qualities by
his associates has made his presence al
ways welcome at the meetings of these
boards.
Resolred, That we extend oursympathy
to the bereaved wife and children, and
that in token of our respect we present
them copy OF these resolutions.
Reselued, That the resolutions be spread
on the minutes OF the boards OF directors
and also be published in the daily papers
OF this city and Cleveland, o.
HENRY X. List,
w. W. HOLLOWAY,
JAMES W. PAXTON,
ALEX. LAUGHLIN,
W. w. GLEssNIR,
DAVID GUTMAN,
MANUEL GUTMAN,
NJ. l.. Orr,
H. NJ. PRIEST,
GEO. A. DEAN,
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AT EMSHEIMERS,

CHRISTMAS dainties in variety nj
Conner IL Smedrkcr's.
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ELEyEN.ELEyEN.

SLIPPERS at popular prices at ]. W,
Amick & Co.'s.
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CANDIES, Fruits md Nuts ut Conner
& Sncdeker's.
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THIRD invoice of Oxford Teachers
Bibles, with or without patent index
lust received by joins w. HEIsHELL.
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HOLIDAY slippers at J. W. Amick &
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GENUINE alligator slippers at ]. W
Amick & Co.'S.
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Conc To-day.
{. 70 French dolls, bisque heads, worth
so cents, for l6 cents, at
THE POPULAR, I'LL Main street.
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"Mnr.ESpl' CO.ton is the best.

WHEELING BAKERY CoMPANY's Jubi-
lee Brend is the best.