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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-11
BELLAIRH BRIEFS,
Marley Taken to St, Clalrsyille-O Other
News Notes md Personals,

Marley Taken to st, ClRirsYille-OtlI
News Notes and Personals,
Nrs, Alexander Heatherlngton is quite sick,
Robert Hutchinson has gone to work IN the
GlAu works ut Hun, Pa.
Window glass shipments from here to all
parts OF the country continue good.
travel Hin people are IN favor Of paving the
streets mp there now that the mud Is thick,
QultGa number OF nollalrO society folks were
aLaseleCt dance given Ut Bridgeport last nlghl,
The Bottle Company did not got started yet.
terday us they thought they would, but will go
on to-day,
rmmps seem to DO making BellRire a head,
quarters, Tho town is pretty well filled up with
them, aud some are becoming a great nuisance,
Several teams have experienced har luck yet.
tins up on 10 the ferry these wet days, rs the
drive way. iSvery steep. bulky loads are pulled
on with the capstAn,
George u, RolAud and Milton Ranage arrived
carly yesterday morning from LlylngtOne, Mon.
LAua, to DO In attendance ut the funeral OF Hon,
A Ranage, which takes place to-day at St,
CphsYilie,
II has cen learned that the little girls collect,
lug for a Christmas treat are all right they are
members Ola chapel sunday sch OF on Gravel
I'LL, aud are iaktbg this plan 10 have q Chrlht'
mas tree aud treat,
lO,Oyh HeatheFlnRtOH, OF tho nail works ma.
chi 0 shu pS, IL IuileflnE with blood poisoning,
lie struck his head agalnst some machinery re-
CG4Ily aud cut u deep cash, from which the
poisoning has resulted,
The roads leading into this city arc IN an al.
most impossible condition aud farmers do NOT
pretend 10 drive 70 town any more. They come
% the trains II handy, but walklUg across the
hldS Is the route many have 10 take.
Some Of tho residents hero owning COWS expe.
TGlCo agreAl deal OF trouble With them. There
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THE STATE FAIR DIRECTORS
Organize by Elsrtipg Mi, ReImann Prs
dsnt-COmmIttoes Appointed.

Organize by Electlng Alf' heSulhhh rFepif
dent Committees Appointed.
The newly elected Board Of Directors
Of the State Fair Association met yes
terday and organized, There were pres
emit Messrs. Anton Reymaun, August
Roll, John NJ. Sweeney, NJ. Reilly,
Henry Bieberson, +, ], Park, A. NJ
Hamilton, A, A. FrSnshelm and George
Hook,
Mr.. Reymann was elected to the presi-
dency In place OF Mr., Hobbs, Mr..
George Hook was again named tor the
office OF Secretary, tue position he has
so ably filled for a number Of years past,
Mr.. Hook insisted that his name must
not be used in this connection, but the
Board insisted Just as strongly that he
must accept the Office again and Mr.,
Hook finally agreed to continue filling
the office till January next. The
Board, however, will make q strong
effort TO have him agree to I'LL the Office
for another year, a.,
President Reymann appointed the fol-
lowing committees;
Executiye-Nessrs, Hobbs, Roll and
Reymann,
Finance = Messrs, Hobbs, Rolf and
Reymaun,
Grounds and Improyements-Messrs,
Hook, Biebersou and Hamilton,
The Board rejected the proposition IA
enlarge the fair grounds by the purchase
OF the Lilly property, and decided 10 ad'
here to the dates heretofore chosen fol
the holding Of the next ialr-SeptembeI
SIG, 1890.
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HIGH ART IN MUSIC.
The NIusin Concert at the Opera Houss-A
Performance Of Exceptional Merit.

The AIuhin Concert at the Opera House-A
Performance Of Exceptional Merit.
II the music lovers Of Wheeling had
known what was in store for them last
night atthe operaH House, instead Of rows
Of empty benches there would not have
been a vacant seat in the house, The
Musin Grand Concert Company gavethe
best musical entertainment eVer heard
in Wheeling, and Wheeling has been
favored with some Of great merit. 1.-THE
company were TO be here tonight the
house would not hold the people, tor
those who were present went away as
delighted with the artists as they were
Chagrined at the small attendance,
Divide Musin, the vlolinist, is a phe-
nomenon, There are no tricks In his
PLAYING, as those who have heard the
famous Yieuxtemps will remember in
the performance OF that captivating art
list. Musin Is an honest violinist who
relies on his skill TO produce his effects.
TO hear him play any one Of his npm-
beers was worth the whole evening,
His performance on a single string was
an astounding piece OF execution as full
Of rich and satisfying melody as though
the whole equipment OF the instrument
had been brought into play, Musin is
not only q brilliant performer, he is a
feeling viollnist who knows how to touch
the heart.
! Miss Annie Louise Tanner, soprano,
was a revelation, Her voice is pure,
fresh and strong, Ruperbly cultivated
and used with ininite judgment, Her
rendition OF Variations from Proch liter
ally dazzled the audience with It's bril-.
liancy, Her ballads were delightful.
Pauline MontegriGo, %contralto, and
Mariana Mama, basso, gave great salts.
faction, Miss MontegriGo's 10 Milo
Fernando aud "Let Me Dream Again.
were great tFiumphs, Edward Schari,
the pianist, Is a dashing performer whose
playing was greeted with storms OF APP
plGuse,
II the house had been packed the art.
ists could not have been more deslrous
to please the appreClatiVe people who
tried to make up in demonstration for
the lack Of numbers, II this superb
company shall come again II will see
more Of Wheeling before tho ioot-lights.
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No Money In Yesterday, Police Court

In Police Court yesterday morning
Joseph Miller, the street iakir, who was
arrested for peddling without a license,
was fined, but judgment was suspended
on his promising to leave the city inside
OF three hours. Charles Oliver, William
Green, Harry Campbell, George En-.
blen, William Bell and Joseph ShallCross,
a sextette Of young men from North
Wheeling arrested by Desmond, were
fined 81 and cost each, but judgment in
each case was suspended on their prom
Using not to repeat their %offense, which
consisted IN loaing about Kline's gro
Gerry corner in North Wheeling, talking
loudly aud annoying the residents in
that vicinity as we'll as all people passing
that point, Mayor Seabright warned
the crowd that in case any Of them were
brought before him again on this charge
he would order the collection Of the
suspended judgment and impose a
heavy fine,
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All day yesterday the thermometer
marked degrees OF heat entirely out oil
keeping with the season. The weather
was the kind which starts the prespir-
alton and chills 1t again in a manner
conducive to COMPOSITIONS. In the even.
inga few drops u rain fell and at nine
o'clock n very respectable shower set In.
A little before midnight q storm
began, which bore close resemblance TO
n small sized water spout. The rain tell
in sheets during an hour, and caused
the streetsto run full to the curb with
muddy water and debris. Several
streets were sCraped within the past
few days, aud these were washed clean
by the'torrent. It is to be hoped that
this storm was the %iorerunner OF a cold
and a spell Of seasonable weather.
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Nnrrow Escnnn from a pI.n.ter,

The Ballimore& 0hio's "Cannon BALI
express from Pittsburgh to Cincinnati,
which Is due here at 1910 every night
and which 10 usually exactly ON the dot,
narrowly escaped a great wreck Monday
night at Wyland's station, about six
miles east Of Little Washington. The
rails either spread or the tender jumped
the track and thereby derailed a part OIL
the train. Just at the point where this
occurred there is 4 trestle and the train
ran over this, pulling out the ties in
every which way, but strange to soy the
train did not topple over though nearly
every wheel OF tho train was oil the
truck. 1t was nearly 8 o'clock yesterday
morning before a train made up at Little
Washington reached here with the pms.
sengers from the derailed train. Fortu-
nately no ono was hurt,
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BErrER than oil, Electric Light Flour.
ASK for Ohio Valley Coffee.


Is a combination Of the active properties
OF dates, figs and pruneS, and other
tropical fruits. It's pleasant taste and
effects have rendered II i'm.
menyely popular. II cures habitual CON
Btlpatlon, indigestion, billousness, sick
headache, piles, etc. Sold III 90 cent
by o. II. GoetEe, w. W. Irwin,
H.. Williams and John Laughlinl
Drug Go. and Goodwin 4 Co.,
wholesale agents.
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Alice Leverage aud Jennie Mcbride,
two Of the most depraved women In
town, whose names appear In the Police
Court records with increasing frequency,
wero lodged In the lookup yesterday nt-
ternoon. They were arrested by Officer
Donley for fighting in one Of the Alley
o dives. Mcbride had her nose badly
battered up and got tho worst OF
the sCrimmuge generally. Both were
partially intoxicated and had TO be
taken 10 the station in a carriage. The
officer hadto Sit on them 10 keep them
from Jumping out. Alter being locked
up Mcbride made the welkin ring with
the yilest Of talk and screams.
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1Inpp,ne.s and Menllh

arc important problems, the former de.
pending greatly on the latter. Every
one is familiar with the healthy proper.
ties Of fruit, and no one can afford to be
sick and miserable while the pleasant
California concentrated liquid fruit renee
dy, Syrup Of Figs, may be had at our en-
t~Grprlsing druggists. For salem 90 cents
and 81 bottles by Logan Drug Company,
Anton r. Hess, r. d. Burt and 0. Menke'
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Columns, o, Jan. /, 1SS9.-To Tits
EtixtR or DATES Co. Dear &rt-Ellxif
Of Dates cured me Of habitual Constlpa.
ton and dyspepsia. l recommend tito
all my friends. Very truly youis, Joseph
thinner, Prop. Of Hotel ~, CLAIRE, %.
lumbus, o. Sold by O. H. Goet2e, w. W,
Irwin, ". Il, Williams and JOhh Laugh.
lin. Logan Drug 90, and Goodwln& o.,
wholesale agents.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.


Abroad.
Mr., aud Mrs, John H, Hobbs left yes
terday for u short stay at 81. Clair, Mich.
Mr.. Frank ]. jackson, OF Kipgwood,
was among those registered at the Nc.
Lure yesterday,
w. q. spodVrass, Of Wetzel county,
was among those registered at the
Howell House yesterday.
M;oa Doro " Jacoh, ~le.ves today for
parssrshnre where sbe wiII he The Gnest
~ frienJs iSr ssvsroi yeats, D
Raw Lvda rorme,lv ~ this c;tv
brt who now ps%g;stsrs rom SSIit,nn M
so n conntv "a az liz S,amm
n
NJ, OhaIles y: nrown, SdyanCe agent
Tor uornGh'S mlnsIrels' when arc 70 APP
pear IN lew Gays Is III the CITY,
Mr.. Charles W. Brockunier returned
yesterday from another visit Of q few
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LNu S|MAnACKER.
SpECIAL DRIVES lor tlo nOLInA,

SPECIAL DRIVES for tho ITO LIDAYS
An nil SILK GrOs Grain Satin edge
also MaterCd Ribbon In all the must de.
Sirable shades, Ut Zoe, worth csc lust
tho hlng tor fancy WOrk-magnlilCent
selection of China silks.
A Job Ia LlEOrge i.lluttOn narrow
embrUid red back french Kid GlOyCs al
GOC, north 81 20.
MOare Showing tho largest variety
mud choicest selection OF Ladies' and
Childrtn's turS ln the city. Our variety
Oi Holiday Goods Is not eQudlluI NM.
where, which IN Inspection will prove.
LOU SM ABACkER.
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Ladies Relief Corps Benefit Social at
the ALEXANDRA Rink, Saturday night.
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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 costiye; to dispel head.
aches, colds, and fever; 10 cure habitual
constipation, indigestion, piles, etc.
Manufactured only by the California Fig
Syrup Company. For sale in 80 cents
and 81 bottles by Logan Drug Company,
Anton ?. Hess, R. B. Burt and 9. Men.
kamellbT.
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FOURTH ANNUAL XMAS GREETING
OF THE BON.ION.
Holiday Goods | Holiday GOOdsl
The urnndet stock In tho civ

A wonderfully superb stock 10 select
the HandsOMVSt Presents ever brought
10 wheeling. Plush bOOdS, StatuarI,
Albums, EasclS, &CY In endless variety
10 suit any aud every one, al lover
prices thai elsewhere, Remember, No
nrO The only house IN The city importing
DDlln direct lrOIi Europe, aud thereby
SAVING Importers profits, aud Are ahle
undrrSCll all our competitors al least %
nor emit. A comparison In prices and
sD IL will soon COnvlhCe you Of this t,Cit
btsldes you get q frNO Ticket for GVefy
purchase oil $500 ID our beautiful Mi.
steal Mechanical Figure.
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WE are exclusive solo Hgents for
American IirOnzOs for this city. on
sale to-day for the nRst time.
A, Il, ltlCH A 60,
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No doctor will fail to impress his
patients "that the mouth and teeth
should be healthy because it receives
the food and prepares it for It's digestive
work." Use %SozoDoNT, crafty your
family physician, aud enjoy life COM
iortAbly. MwF&w
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L. s. GooDBellsd dry eOodSthe cheapest
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To the Ladies.
The Wheeling InStalnelt Co..
llaG.llSS & ll4O Market ST.,
NEAR TWELFTH ST.


Lady Shoppers -iourtaen days hence
aud the holiday shopping season-wilh
Its attending worry and cart-wll Ina
ended. The time Is shOrt-its tru, vat
there is u great deal to be done. Th,rs
are many friends to think about-and
what shall give To him or herP-s The
question that now agiRtas every mind
OF course this is natural-it is Reason.
able-and what Is more-it is II kinJ
consideration for the fortunate recipient
But II is nevertheless a difficult Qnettioo
10 answer unaided-aud ~ we believe
that tho old adags-'Two HEADS IRF
BETTER THAN ONES applicable
here-we thepturapresume to assist the
glver in answering 1t,
Wheeling Instalmcnt Co,
A present to be appreciated must n,
least be appropriate,-But when ulilitv
and o-rnamuRtAtion are added they viva
II all the characteristics OF a perfect 6res.
ent, Our Slaughter Sale now In nro-
gress %lncludeS-a line Of HOLIDAY
PRESENTS-unexcplled by any house
in the city,--Eyery one a~pproprinc~
useful and ornament0l-suitahlu for did
and young-riCh or pOor-and suruto he
appreciated by all-at PRICES. I'M
REMEMBER-that We would NOT mar.
init TO appear in cold type il Coupulsion
wds not staring US 10 the iaCe, We were
away behind time in getting into our
new huildiug-and we must do in The
next two weeks what We should have
begun three weeks ago to do,-uOII.
DAY GOODS must bH closed out-apd
compelling prices will do it-hure
they are:
Upholstered In any shade Of SIX Plush,
Regular price, 500,
coupe llg price, 81 ~.
ROCKERS
In Reed and Rat an e beautiful Design.
Regular price, ! 90.
Compelling price, IS %,
ROCKERS
In Antique Oak-CheTy Maple and other wooI
Regular price, 500. "'
Compelling price, 81 %.
ROCKERS,
4 large assortment in rhildrcnx Rockers, leo
styles, Regular price, $ u wv
Compelling pr,oe, tlA9,
TAhLkS.
Fancy Tables Ia Walnut aud Au,loue o.l
suitable for Holiday Gifts, '
Regular price. :! 60,
OOmPeIlln' price, 81 ~.
EAsELs
Make useful and beautiful gits-a largo ,,,o,t.
ment In Antique OAK ChurIy-GRd Rn,s,
Regular prices, G SS' La
Compelling preCs, 100 IS .4S
TOILkH SETS
Are desirable ELISA biz stock Of these goodsIn
odd designs and bvRutinl deCOratiunS Is ,rl,Ti
from, with II pieces ~ Oich.
Regular pflrn, al0(O,
Compelling price, Sj4s,
LAMPS,
A nulnbGrlCfS number Of Hanging aud Stand.
Ing lAmps-in calCh' designs, beautifully ice.
rated. Regular price, 81 so.
Compelling price, s2m.
TEA SETS
Are appropriate and proper prcsCntS. Wcshov
All assorted stock, We otter Il special drive IN \
piece soA. Regular price slOtO,
Compelling price, u %.
Como early and avoid he RURH.-secprc yon,
HOLIDAY PRISE 10 NOW, II YOU bRy,s mi
got the monty 70 pAy cash for them CoI1r Rny.
how We VIII glvu you credit Wo Will RCip
you out, and kell you goods NJ our Cnmuellibr
Prices gu EASY Weekly OR MONIHiYPAY,
MEETS.
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BosroN! Dec lO5Th hS demand for wool con:
a0H402c; Xxx sBlsA8ic; Michigan and Wisconsin
\ IN. No. ! conbing 8Oa4OOt Ohio flnG delalnp
tSlbc; Michigan do 33kA3lGi unWABhCd combing
woods 2Sa0Oc; Territory, Texas, California AID
OREGON woods steadyi pulled wOnlS steady;
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ADscoratIye Art Room.

A room on the second floor OF George
Il, Taylor's dry goods store is to be
thrown open to the public to-day ; this
opening will be an event OF no small
moment to the ladies who are lovers Of
decorative art and those in search
o rare and dainty holiday presents will
do well to take q look In that room be-
fore deciding what to buy. This room
is filed with beautiful articles, an
enumeration and description OF which
would fill columns. Everything
to be found in tue apart.
ment is the handiwork Of some oil
Wheeling's ladies' whose artistic taste
Is well known and acknowledged. A
specially is made Of beautifully en-.
broidered table decorations, such al
lunch and rose cloths; then there is tlue
sewing and drawn work-in fact, there
Is really nothing in the line OF fancy
work that can not be found there.
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woolng the Goddess Fortune In D0ston.

The latest favored gentleman at the
court Of good fortune Is Mr., John II.
Hayey, who does business at 304 West
Broadway. He is a popular citizen Of
the South Boston, Mass, district, where
he has lived as man and boy for SS years
OF his life. lie was a holder OF q twen-
tieth Of the second capital prize drawn
at the last drawing OF The Louisiana
State Lottery, and he received 5000 in
crisp bills last week. The full amount
that was drawn by the number he held
was Sl0O,000.-BoGon C4taSs.) Herald,
Oct, 2, DGw
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Come earlyGnd avoid he RUsH,-sccnrS yout
HOLIDAY PRISE 10 NOW, II you haye moi
got the monty 70 pay cash for them come any.
how = We VIII glVH you credits Ne Will HON
you out, and e!!yOu goods NJ our Compelling
MkNTS.
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JAPANESE wars al A. u. Rice q
u
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EANoY Goods At lLIoe's.
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TltR early bird catches the worm, aud
sometimes d bad cold, which however
does no Injustice to the old provetb, for
with the aid Of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
colds arc Of no CONSCIENCE. Price %
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Qbe SntelliQenttr.
once Nos, s5and ~ Fourteenth Street.
New Advertisements.

New Advertisements.
W~Gnted-GoOd Gill.
Wanted Position M Shipping Clerk.
LSt-A Rcd Memorandum Book.
Employment bureau, DC.
Retail Store For Sale.
10 Those Who arc Afflicted.
stOckhOlderS' MCGtIug-CO Mining Co.
Bass FiIg Setk-SCsbltt u BRO.
NOuue-Juhn D0lleis,
EliiC ConCcrU-r PROT II. J. AtbOnx and wife.
Opera llOusC-Mr, Nat o, Goodwin.
Valuable Hiuts-Max Klein.
Underwear At coSt.-M. ]. MCFAddCn-Heat
OF Local.
Geo II. Shook & Co.-IIead OF Local.
The Wheeling lhStAlmCnt C~0.-Foufth page.
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", j, Lukens,

Tho Main street jeweler, has one Of the
handsomest lines Of Diamonds, Watches
and Fine Jewelry In the city, and prices
the lowest. No. 1858 Main street.
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TnE watch is the thing, and j. W.
Grubb can give you a good one in any
kind OF case at any price, depending on
the metal and the workmanship. Corner
Market aud Twelfth.
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XMAs BARGAINS at W. j. Lukeus', the
Main streetjeweler. Diamonds, Watches,
Clocks, Piano Lamps, Onyx Tables,
Brass Goods, Leather Gard Cases and
Pocket Books. No. 1858 Main street.
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DIAMONDS have gone up and are
going higher. j. w. Grub bought ut
the old prices, and on that basis he sells.
A diamond never grows old.
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Are appropriate and proper presents. We shov
All assorted stock, We otter Il special driye IN x
piece k0t, Regular price slUtO.
Compelling price, n "a.
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WAsmNOroN, Dec. lO-FOr West Wiz.
giniA rain, southpasturly winds aud
warmer colder aud fair on Thursday
For Western Pennsylvania rain, FOL.
lowed by clearing weather,
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BuyElectric Highland have GOOD broad.
One Solid Rash

Ugly, painful, b%lotchod, malicious. No rest
by dnJ, no ptacs by night. Doctors aud
ali remedies failed. Tiled Cuticura.
Eject marvellous, saved his life,
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PRor. Shelf, the optician, positively
will not remain at Lash's Lewelry Store
after Saturday, December IA, as he has
other engagements. Those wishing
or TO consult him should call at
once,
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spEOIGL SALE

OF Ladies, and HtnlS' tlOld aud silver
Watches and Diamonds, At greatly fes
duCed prices, for tile next two weeks al
lIllIman's IS Eleventh street,
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A. Il. RICE y Co, headquarters for
Japanese Screens aud Wash silk
Screens of original designs.
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WATCHES and diamonds have the call
for holiday presents. ]. W. Grubb's
stock will satisfy all tastes aud all ideas
of Dficg.
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Jos. SpE1DE1 & Co. are agents for the
Buckeye Extracts. Best on the market.
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PIANO LAMPS, Onyx Tables, Bronze
Figures and ornaments, Opera Glasses,
Gold Spectacles and Eye Glasses at
prices than any other house in the
city, quality considered.
W. j. LuRENs,
No. 1O53 Main street.
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LOU sWABAOKER.

Our advertisements are truth aud no
deception.
now until Christmas, 10 redHCR stuck.
Our Si,B0 six AZ St,UO, our Si,S5 silk
at St.gb, our $500 SILK IL 81 30, every
yard warranted. These goods viii be
placed on our counters and marked III
plain lgures-nO eainpleaglyenI
LOU SWADACkBR.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-11

Ball at Turner Hall, Thursday, Dec. 10.
EaCh holder Of a ticket entitled to a
chance In a fine gold watch.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-11
GO to lslce's for DOLLS.

FINE old Imported Port and Sherry
Wines and California Wines from 25c
per pint to Zoe, at A. q. Hadlioh's.
Telephone 5S3. No liquor sold to'be
drank in store.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-11

sTEAM Riding Gallery, Shooting Range
and Bowling Alleys, at the Alhambra
Rink, Saturday night.