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SHOPPERS our IN FORCE.
People Coming in from outside Points 4
nuy-ItAilrond Travel Now.


People Coming In from outside Points to
1Iuy-ItRllroad Travel Now.
Yesterday was q great day for Christ
mas shopping, and apparently every
body who had any shopping to do took
advantage Of It, Tho stores were filed
from early morning till late at night,
and the sidewalks were crowded contin.
ually with people OF all classes and con-
ditions, nearly all Of whom carried
one or more bundles. The weather
was glorious, the day being the first
really seasonable one that has beeu en-.
joyed for over four weeksl there was a
frosty feeling in the air that made PEG.
Pile step lively, brought color to the
cheeks and apparently put everybody In
the best OF humor.
The number Of people from out Of
town who were 10 be seen on the streets
and in the stores was noticeable. At
the depots It was reported that the
morning trains iiom all directions had
brought In large crowds Of shoppers,
and that the outgoing trains 10
the evening had taken them home,
nearly everyone ladened down with
packages. Through travel on the rail.
roads was very heavy yesterday and
will be heaVier to-day. People are
hlatlingt to get home for Christmas.
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TlN MURDER OP nICK cows
still the Sensation at Martins Ferry-Th
Fuueral-Kslley's Hearing To-Day,

shll the Sensation at Martins ~Ferry-The
FuuerRl-Keuey's Hearing To-Day,
The murder OF Richard H. Cots by
Walter Kelley is still the principal
theme Of conversation in Martins Ferry.
No new developments were brought out
at the Coroner's inquest held yesterday
by Coroner A. NJ. b. Boyd, Of Bellalre.
The inquest began at $3.50 o'clock aud
lasted till 9 o'clock. II WIS attended by
q large number Of morbid spectators.
The testimony OF Lorlng Hobbs, Charles
Moore, Thomas Green, g, O. MCCord,
William Burns aud Samuel Westwood,
was substantially the same as published
heretofore.
Others on the stand were James
shrodeS, James BayleBs and Roscoe
Ong, who were on Fourth street when
the the shooting occurred, but their tes-
timony was OF minor importance, and,
like the others, did not throw any new
light on the tragedy, The inquest re-
suited In the finding that Cots came to
his death by a pistol shot in the hands
Of Walter Kelley. The preliminary ex-
animation will take place this morning
at 10 O'Clock, The Prosecuting attorney,
Jesse Hollingsworth, will appear for the
State and Kelley will be defended by
Hon. Lorenzo panford, Of st. OlairS-
vile, and ", B. Francis, Esq, Of Martins
Ferry. A large number Of Kelley's
friends called to see him yesterday,
The funeral Of the murdered man took
place from his late residence OH Fourth
street at 9 o'clock and was largely at.
tended. The A. f. G. w. u, OF which
the deceased was a member, attended
the funeral In a body. The Rev. /, s..
Winters OBLIGATED and the pail bearers
were Henry Matson, Julius Blumen-
berg, Conrad Kehbel, Joseph Woods,
VIM. Huebel and Fred Meugge, all
mould.makers,
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4HH NEW RESERVOIR.
The Water Board and contrac-
tor Chisholm Have
REACHED AN AGREEMENT.
Chisholm WIN Fix Things Up With
Cement, Which the Board WIN
Pay for and Then He viii
Get His Little Balance.

The City Water Board and Contractor
Chisholm have at last come to an agree
melt with reference to the new and
leaky reservoir up on the hill, over
which they have been fighting ever since
the thing was declared completed and
an effort made by Chisholm to turn
1t over to the Board and get
the balance OF his contract
price, some $1,000. This money repre-
sents the usual percent held out from
the various drafts he made on the Board
as the work progressed. The Board re-
fused TO turn this amount over to Chis,
holm till the reservoir should be put in
shape to hold water,
Compromises have been attempted by
both sides, but all have fallen through
and II was not till yesterday that an
agreement was arrived at, Mr., Chis-
holm came down from East Liverpool
and after a half hours conference, It
was arranged that Chisholm Is TO tear
up the brick and puddled clay, and
put In a foundation Of cement on which
the puddled clay and brick are to BIZ re-
set, The Board Is to pay for all the
cement used, and the other expenses
are TO be borne by Chisholm, who after
he does this work Is to get all Of the
balance In the hands OF the board,
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they cannot legally get out The whole
mater was settled by referring It 70 the
solicitor for q comprehensive opinion.
CHIEF DUSSINa GIFTS no BACK SALARY.
The Fire Department Committee re-
ported bills amounting TO sos 80, and q
resolution TO pay Chiel Dunning $3.50 So
for salary due him on account OF the re-
duCtion that took place at the beginning
OF the present year, Quite an extended
argument was INDUCED in, which
Messrs. Cruise, Bailey and Brandiass OPP
posed the resolution, and Messrs, Davis.
son and Arkle favored 1t. Mi, Cruise
told about ''ths good things'the present
Council has done In the way Of "re'
trenchment and reform" and was an,
swered from q legal standpoint by Mr..
Arkle and Mr., DAWSON, Mr., Seeley
said the Chief had shown him q decision
Of the Supreme Court Of Ohio sustaining
the resolution, and that he had thought
1t right, but since Solicitor White had
decided 1t wrong, he would vote against
II. The resolution was lost by Q vote OF
to 8,
Colonel Whites opinion Is as follows;
Judge Dillon gives the law In regard
to the duties and salaries OF officers, APP
pointed under IN ordinance OF the mu'
niCipal government, in the following
language, viz;
"a municipal corporation may, unless
restrained by charter, abolish an office
created by ordinance; and may also, IN.
less the employment Ia In the nature OF
a contract, reduce or otherwise regulate
the salaries and fees OF It's officers, &C.
Cordiug to the views Of expedien6y and
right, Although an officer may be
elected or appointed for q fixed period,
yet where he Is not bound, and cannot
be compelled to serve for the whole
time, such election or appointment can
not be considered a contract TO hire for a
stipulated term. Ordinances fixing sala-
rles are not In the nature Of contracts
with otIiGers.nn
The First Branch ConGurred with the
SeCand in the action had on all the
above mentioned matters. The First
also adopted q resolution referring 10
the ordinance committee the matter OF
preparing an ordinance TO regulate the
speed OF electric street cars during fires
and to promulgate a set Of rules to
govern all their movements during fires
was received, The Second %Concurred in
this,
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workers from abroad are expected to he present.
2 participate 10 the exercises Everyone 4,
invited 70 attend on ThuFAday evening. hEin,
mug ~ S'dO p. IN. u short program ne Of tSFt.
clses WI 20 carried ont aud both before and litgt
evening the opening aud lnvii tlnn will be .
young men only, and together with other a.
rangemeniS for that evening, Mr. Jacob L0OL. lhe
accomplished gymhASt, OF Wheeling, and lOGe
" MS pnDils 70 gymnastics, VIII give n eGhIbl.
llon Auu drlll IN the gymnasium. All young
men whether members or not. are cordially To-,
vltedl TO attend After the excrIles Of MI,
evening ~ on Thursday the remainder Of Tie
time VIII DO spent In social enjoyment.
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A
Tho Importance Of purifying the blood eas
not bo overettlmAted, for without pure VlOOo
you cannot enjoy good health 49,.
Al this season nearly every ono h'sds
rood medicine 10 purify, VlLalliC, and .uilsl
The blood, and wO ask you 10 Wy llooV'
REGULAR and Suiii, up iho Gasn.
creates 40 appetite, and tones The dlEt'Il9l,
while II etadlcateS disease, The pccalli
combination, proportion, and pfepafl'lGn
Of the vegetable remedies used gre 70
Hoods safSGpafllia poCuL To Iteelf
lat curative powers No IShSS"
ether nedlClneha s such record Of wohdtlu
cures. II you have made up your MIND "
buy Hoods BatsapAtila do not be lndacelp
take any other Instead. II Il a Fcei!h
Medicine, and 10 worthy your confidence,
Hoods Barsaparlla 10 cold byhll dtugglNL
Prepared BY o l. Hood 4 Co.. Lowell, MAN
100 Doses one Dollar
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LOU sWAYACKER.

Owing 10 the warm season We hav'
marked our Ladies' and Chlldren's Fur
away down, which all those WANTING
anything In this line should take adyan
Our assortment Of Holiday Goods !
still large. Handsome presents 10 sui
tlther man, wOllnn or child:
LOU SWABACREh
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1ADiEsl Call and Geo our Celebratet
CINCINNATI Shoe at g.
J.. H. LOCKE 4 Co.,
1049 Main Rtrast.
Elixir Of Dates

Elixir of Dates
Is a combination Of the active ~propettiOl
Of dates, figs and prunes, and othei
tropical fruits. It's pleasant taste and
beneficial effects have rendered II i'm
tnensely popular. II cures habiLual con.
etlpationI indigestion, billouBneSB, SICK
headache, piles, etc. Sold In 90 cent
W. E. Willlams and John Laughlin.
Logan Drug %. and Goodwin 4 o..
wholesale a9enta,
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THE \, & O. BUILDING A BRANCH
Out tho Hempneld which Some Peop
Think May Mean sOmethInV.

Su 1"p A'enAphuNu hHlcu some PEOPLE
Think May Mean Something.
The B. & D. railroad company recently
commenced work on a little branch road
to run from a point on the Clemens
farm, about half a mile beyond Taylors.
town, out the HempGeld division, Ia
what Is known as the Hornstown quar-.
ry, which Is about two miles distant.
The road will be built along Buffalo
creek, and some objection has been
raised by the people who reside in the
vicinity OF the projected road, since the
company proposes TO build the line par.
allel with a country road for a distance
OF about a mile.
The Washington, Pa, Journal Of last
evening says In this connection: "An
Interesting question has arisen among
the people along the line. Some time
ago a survey wa made where the pres.
ent road Is expected to run, and on up
Buffalo creek until Ten Mile was
reached. Following Ten Milo the sur.
vey ended at the river and opened up
an excellent piece Of coal territory.
Now the residents along this survey are
surmising as to the probable outcome OF
the little branch along the creek 10 the
stone quarry. SomO people are In.
clined TO think that It Is not only stone
but coal that the company Is after, and
also that 1t wants 10 open up a rich
country"
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The committees having in charge the
Grand Charity Concert, TO be given by
the Cathedral Ladies' Aid Society, at
the Opera House, next Monday night,
report everything moving along swim
mingly and the prospects point 10 q
jammed house. The cream Of our local
talent will Participate on this OCCASION
and the entertainment will be the event
Of the season. Proceeds for the poor oil
the city. Reserved seats will be placed
on sale on Friday morning, 9Th inst.
at tho music store Of +. w. Baumer 4
Co., Market street. Secure your seats
aaFly.
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TABLE Cloths and NAPKINS TO match al
EN- nEIMER'S.
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M. j. McFADDEN.
QAr Sntelliaenter.


Wanted-Day BOaFders,
Wanted-TNo or thee Rooms.
Grand Rapids Carpet sWeePerS-N eRbitt q Bro
Lhmps-GeO. W, IOhnSOn'S sons.
Notices., II. RaSley,
Rusty BSSe burners Joseph Bell Stove Co.,
$4,000 Worth Of D%lamondS-I. u, Dillon 4 Co
Water Rents are Due,
Closing out Rl UOEt-3. II, KRSley.
Holiday GoOds-Iohn FTiedel.
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LApIEsl II you want a nice fitting and
good wearing Shoe, try a pair Of our new
Cincinnati Shoes at g. Nothing like
them offered In Wheeling before for the
money, j. II. LOCKE 4 Co.,
1048 Main street.
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TIE vacheron & Constantine Watch
lssthe iluNst In the world. There. "
nothing made for $500 o. $1,000 that
Will beat II. To be bad Only.at
1. q. DILLON CO.'S,
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Thousands to select from. Handker,
chiefs from &c To 50 each. Mufiers from
zoe to 50. Special value in Kid Gloves,
Cotsets, Plush Mats, Plush Tides, Lace
Curtains, Chenille and Turcoman Our.
tains, Chenille Covers and Lambrpquins.
STONE 4 THOMAS.
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The IIrItish Grain Trade.

LONDON, Dec. 2.-The Mark Tine LSpNi
In liz weekly review Of the British gtaln inis,
nays; EnRlIAh WheAts arc weak. Sales n rs
llAh WheAtS the past week were s2,bIf quhntn
Of 90s Id, against 65,JN quarters al Ss y, NE
81 n week lust year o Glgn WhCats are DIN,
Flour is dull. Oats are In demand and pro-
have advanced ID. Corn and reAs are neglected
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plu.h Clonk pnrraIns.

Your chance to buy a tine cloak less
than manufacturers price. Over 100
Plush Cloaks in stock 10 select from.
Our SEA Plush Oloaks reduced 10 SIS 10.
Our $28 Plush CIoaks reduced 10 $50.
Our $50 Plush Cloaks reduced to S25.
Our $40 Plush Cloaks reduced 10 $3l.
STONE & THoNAs.
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Pleasing Sense

OF health and strength renewed and Of
ease and comfort follows the use Of
Syrup Of Figs, as It acts in harmony with
nature To etiectually cleanse the system
when costiye or bilious. For sale In 50C
and 81 90 bottles byall leading druggists.
nAM
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FIVE dollars will buy a nice Silver
ChAtelAlned Watch, warranted, al llIE,
HIllman's, Eleventh Street.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 2S.-For Western
Pennsylvania and West Virginia, warm
or, fair weather, followed by light rain
during the afternoon or evenings south
|erly winds,
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ADJUSTMENTS,
Gray & stephens at the Grand-OthO At
tractions for this Week,

Gray & stephens a. the Grandfather At
fractions for this Week.
The Grand contained IN audience last
night that filed every seat and made
standing room very scarce. The attrac'
ton was the opening performances OF the
three.night engagement OF the Gray 4
Stephens Dramatic Company. The bill
was 1.-THE Old 0aken Bucket" a play
the plot OF which Is well conceived, ad.
mirably woven and with q good COM
pany splendidly carried out. There Is
enough Of the comedy, and SOME
by ali. Miss Minnie Oscar
Gray appears In the malo characters Of
Dick sad MehsnOer Boy 42, and takes
them so CleVerly that she won the ad.
Miration OF all. The special scenery is
good, particularly the fire scene in the
third act and the snow scene in the
Alleghenies in the fourth act, The
trained dogs are great and play their
parts In US timely q manner and with as
much precision as any OF the actors.
The play will he repeated this evening
hhh thCIV 10 aihibst SVttuAu w 10 auJbueL
crowded house.
HRRNE NEXT THURSDAY NIGHT.
The engagement OF Thomas w. Keene,
one OF the three greatest tragedians on
the American stage, at the Opera House
ThurSdRy evening Of this yeek, Is one
thas possesses q special interest for
Wheeling people from the fact that Mr..
Frank Hennig, Of this city, Is one OF the
principals In his support, and will play
the part Of Marc AnthOny in Julius
Cesar" which Is to he the bill for that
might. Pew interpreters OF tho works
OF the great master OF the English drama
are better known than Mr.. Keene and
few are more popular. Tho career Of
this eminenttragedian has been watched
with q degree OF interest rarely mani.
tested. Mr.. Keene Is In robust health,
and has entirely recovered from his
illness Of three Seasons ago and hisnro.
gress the present TSeisoh through the
country has been very marked, aud the
receptions afforded hin by the press and
public very emphatic
EMMETT AND HIS NEW PLAY.
Next Saturday j. X. Emmct is to ap.
pear here, at the Opera House, in his
new play, "UnCle Joe; or, FrltS in a
Nadbolst,' which ral for three months
at the Fourteenth Street Theatres in
New York, and was spoken OF by the
press OF that city as the best play Emmett
had ever produced there. Ia addition
to employing IN excellent company for
the presentation Of this new play, En-.
met uges a carload Of scenery and Intro,
dpces NPlinlimmonP his famous 5000
st. Bernard dog. The play Is said to bs
far the strongest and most entertaining,
as well as occupying a higher plane, than
any Of his previous efforts.
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EMMETT ANp nc NEw PLAY.
CHRISTINA AT rnE OPERA HOUSE

The George Rily Novelty Company
has arranged 10 give two Christmas EN-
tertainments at the Opera House to-
morrow, a matinee and evening per.
iormanCe. II Is promised that the en-.
tertainments will be In every way meri-
torious and worthy the patronage Of the
people, Seats can now be reserved al
Houses. Popular prices will be
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.MES,s Plush Slippers in blue, crimson,
old, gold or mahogOny, solid colorB or
j. II. LOCKE 4 Co.,
1913 Main street,
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opB Wedding Fruit Cake 10 especially
ior the holidays, Sold In neat It'd boxes
Of FIVE pounds each.
WHRgLtSa BAKERY Co.
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THE Auest assortment Of Cath
Ollie Prayer Books ever offered tt
JNO.'W. nEIsEELL,
22 Twelfth Street.
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Black Dress Goods.

Black Dress Goods.
Special bargains to-day. 10 pieces 40.
inch wide Silk Warp Henrietta Cloth al
81 49, a yard, worth 81 76.
10 pieces 40 inch wide all Wool Hen,
rietta Cloth at $50 a yard, worth 81 25.
10 pieces 40inCh wide all Wool Hen
rietta Cloth at Zoe, worth 81.
sTnNA 4 THOMAS.
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HERE FOR XMAS pRESENTs.

.
TABLE Cloths and NAPKINS 10 match at
EN- hEIMER'S.
HERE FOR XMAS PRESENTS.
UmbrellaS-A complete line Of SILK
aud GIOrin Cloths with told, Silver and
Natural Wood Handles.
NeCkWear-COmplCte llae OF Latest
NOyelti,s.
MuHlers-Sllk and Cashmere.
IlOTts-LargeaSsOrtment In Cloth and
KID.
JaCkets-0ur celebrated Wool aud
WOrstod Knit, at
9. HESS & sons,
1891 and 1923 Market 1t.
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
II. Il. lllllman has tho aueSt assert.
l1ent Of told Watches, Diamonds,
Charms, Chains, Plus and Rings In IN
city, and at Tho lowest prices. IS
Eleventh street.
BEAUTIFUL Dress Goods chem NJ
EhSnElMER'S.
FIVE dollars will buy a nice silver
C~hAtelAlnel Watch, warranted, At HE.
HIllman's, Eleventh street.
-
If you cannot sec and need speCtnClCs
JOu should call on us and have your Eyes
Tested without charge. We hare Tie
lnest Instruments aEd more experience
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A bottle Of tlne Shoe Dressing free 10.
day 10 every purchaser 10 the amount Of
n SToNE's CASH SHOR sroRE.
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THG best Shoe for 81 in the world. La.
dies or Gents.
ALEXANDER & Co., 1919 Main.
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Plush Cases and Manicure Sets.
Large assortment to select from al
greatly reduced prices.
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OF Solid Gold Watches, with American
movement, warranted, from Bs2 80 up,
at MlLLMAh'S,
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SPECIAL SALE

JACOB W. GRUB, co., a'H ss!R a SSr %Hsi's,
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will buy our own make mems hands Sow.
ed Shoes, In Cali or KAngafoo-all styles.
]. II. Locks 4 CO..
104g Main etfgOt,
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We now offer the largest and finest lot
OF fruit cake for the holidays, In the city.
WHgELHa BAKERY Co.
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LADIES Genuine Hand Welt Shoes, al
shapes, at g 90.
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Gun BooTs for the boysi 0hilds' 81,
youths 81 So, boys 81 So ut
j. II. LOCKE 4 Co.'S,
1913 Main street.
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ASK 10 Geo our OhlldFen's button
School Shoes al 7bc and d, worth Rbc 4
pair more. SroNB's CASH SiioE sTORR,
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Jos. srEtpEL 4 90, are agents for the
Buckeye Extracts. Heat on the market.
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FoR style, fit and wear, try Locke's
own make Shoes At SCI Z.
j. II. LOCKE & Co,
1913 Main street,
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WE offer for to, day only, our 50 so
Ladies' aud Gents tlne Dress Shoes at
81 90. SToNR's CASH SHOE STORE.
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THE largest and cheapest stock Of
EMSnElMLR'S.
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KEEP your blood pure and you will not
have rheumatism. Hoods SarSaparilla
purities the blood, and tones the whole
system. 10
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v, GRUB, od h:h iatS Ta SSiT TsSfs.t
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GALL and see the elegant line Of goods
at the Wheeling Bakery Co.'s.
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THg Cocoanut Bon-Bon is the richest
and most elegant luxury In the city.
Sold In beautiiultin Caddlpa Of one pound
each, WnERLiNa BAKERY Co.
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Geo. M. Shook 8 Co.
GEO.. M.SNOOK
90 Co.'S
CHRISTMAS
SPECIALTIES ].
CLOAKS.

SS-nnly a few Seal skin sacques left. They
are the finest London died AlRAkA Seal Skins
and will be sold Ut leSs than m4nuiaetpEefs
nrIces 10 close. Our recent purchase OF Fine
sesI plush sac1ues aud Walking Jackets gives
Won choice from over 100 Garments, Great re-
auctions IN Long and short CLOTH GafmenS,
All ChIldTen's ClOAkS ut actual cost: We nave
closed The manulacIuTeIg stock Of tnose hhe
StOrkinel Jackets for which we are sole AGENT,
IN Wheeling; there are about w Of theu1I Ahu
all will be sold at greatly reduced prices
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black and Colorsd silks.

Largest stock Of silks Ia the city to 80.
leCt from. Special yalue At 02c, 7bC, 81,
81 % 10 81 so yard, Guaranteed not 10
cut, BTONE 4 THOMAS,
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GgA Doors for Boys 81 up.
ALKiANpER 4 70, 1913 Main.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-24

The thermometer at schnepf's drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday,
raUiRteFed IA follows:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-24

Ask your grocer for Buckeye Extracts,
best and cheapest. Guaranteed pure.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-24
SPECIAL SALE

OF Solid Sterling Silver Table, Tea aud
Coffee Spoons ut HlLLMAN'S.