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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-07

/ lowed six months after filing his declar-
atory statement and making his location
| within which to enter, improve the lands
and make actual settlement.
| Section 1905 adds further TO the veter-
ans rights by providing that his term Of
/ service shall be deducted from the time
necessary TO obtain a patent-fye years
in the case of ordinary citizens. In
the event that the soldier or sailor settler
was discharged by reason OF wounds or
disabilities received while in service the
entire period for which he enlisted shall
be deducted from the time necessary to
prove up the claim, without reference TO
the time of actual service.
Section 1901 provides that widows OF
soldiers and sailors who served az least
ninety days or more in the late rebellion
shall, il unmarried. be entitled 10 the
same rights and privileges under the
homestead laws as their husbands would
have enjoyed if they had lived. Il is
further provided by the recent law. in
paragraph taken from the original home
stead law, that any person who having
attempted, but for any cause failed 10
SECURE a title IN fee 10 q homestead IN
der existing law, or who made entry IN
der what il known IS the commuted
provision OF the homestead Law (section
230l) shall be qualified 70 make home
stead entry upoa such lands.
The provision Of section 230I. the ap-
plication Of which are expressly omitted
from the Oklahoma lands, ara sc follows:
Nothing II this chapter shall De 50 con-
strued as 70 prevent any person wbo has
located and entered upon a homestead
from paying the minimum price-sl-25
Der zcre-ar am time before the expira-
non of FIVE years and obtaining patent
for such lands. This Is called the coEz-
mutation Law.
No scrip Of the revolution or war OF
1879, or Of any other sort. can be APP
piled 10 these homestead lands. This
point should be remembered
4 solder or sailor who takes advaut-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-23
AN ELEGANT PLACE
Provided for Those WHO Like Good Thing,
to at-Conard's Central.

AAAAn
to ~Eat-Conard's Central.
The ladies' dining room connected
with Conard'S Central" at No. 1921
Market street, have been handsomely
fitted up and will be thrown open to.
morrow. There are two rooms both
situated on the second floor. The main
room will accommodate six tables and
the smaller one, three or four. This
smaller room can be conveniently or.
ranged for private little dinner parties,
and the main room can be similarly ar.
ranged when the party is large enough
to warrantit.
These dining rooms will be a great
convenience for ladies who, while ami
shopping, feel the need OF acup OF coffee
or tea and q roll, or some other light
luncheon those from out Of town who
come in to do their shopping will also
find the Central" Just suited To their
needs. A regular table d'hOk dinner ID
served daily, and meals OF any kind are
served at any hour, The same careful
attention Is given 10 the preparation Of
that is paid TO an order for 4
course dinner, The rooms are tastily
fitted up, the service is neat, clean and
bright, the walters trained to know their
places and the cooking Is the hneBttole
had In the city. Mr.. Conard has en-.
gagged two experienced cooks and one
has but to eat a meal prepared by them
to realize that 1t was prepared by an
artist in that line.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-23
The washers Of Linen.

On Saturday evening about thirty o.
the laundry employees Of this city mel
in Trades Assembly hall for the purpose
Of formally organizing a union to in
clude all those employed about the
various establishments. Frank 9crog'
gins was elected president Ella Duty
vice president, Sam L, Baker secretary
and Katie Which treasurer. Another
meeting will be held New Years eve at
the same place, at which time standing
committees will DO appointed and dele
gates TO the Trades Assembly Will be
chosen. One OF the main objects Of the
union Is to secure for tho Wheeling
lsundries the patronage Of Wheeling
nnnnlp.
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Asp1ENDtp assortment Of stAndArd,Dl.
aries and bhypigianB' Call Books, al
STANTON d DAyRRPoRT'g,
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after Cots fell. Gibson also heard
some one say, "You will, will your
OTHER INTERESTING DETAILS.

OTHER INTERESTING DETAILS.
The revolver with which the shooting
wasi done Is old fashioned and rusty.
Only one chamber was empty.
Kelley is IS years old, has brown eyes,
dark hair and mustache, measures five
feet eight inches and Is rather good look.
ing. He Is laxative and has always
been considered u quiet, i%notensiye,
sober man, and those who know him
best say he would have been the last
man by their opinion, to commit muir.
der. Lately he has been working for
the Electric Light Company, and Robert
Keohnline, who has been working with
him every day for several weeks, says
that he has never shown any signs OF
trouble. Mr.. and Mrs. Kelley were mar.
ried ffteen years ago, against the wishes
Of Mrs. Kelley's family. They have not
lived happily, for several reasons, the
principal one being the Imagination on
Kelley's part that his wiie's family was
too dictatorial. AT one time they lived
in the same house with the Cots family,
and at that time, 80 Kelley asserts, the
intimacy which ho alleges, began,
Cots Is 81 years old, q mould maker
by trade and worked at the Elson Glass
Works. He came TO Martins Ferry
from Wheeling about ten years ago.
He leaves a wife, one daughter and two
sons.
Immediately after the shooting Coro.
ner A. M. b. Boyd OF Bellaire was noti-
fed and he drove To Martins Ferry.
After the examination OF DR.. B. o.
Williams and DR.. W. B. shuttleworth
the inqueat was continued till this
morning at 2 o'clock. The physieians
top Of the heart, passed the left lung
and lodged in the muscles near the
spine.
The preliminary examination OF KEEL.
ley will probably take place after the In
quest to-day. Kelley Saturday night
retained W. B. Francis Esq. as his at.
torneY.
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WIawAM sLlpPRRs, Soc up.
ALEXANDER & Co., 1910 Main st.
ASK your grocer for Buckeye Extracts
best and cheapest. Guaranteed pure.
Gun Doors for the boys: Childs' 81,
youths 81 IS, boys, 81 IS at
j. Il. LOCKE & Co.'s,
1049 Main street.
Speculation In Real Estate.

We are offering lots in Mary Lynn ad'
dition TO Benwood at Sll6 each on easy
terms until January /, 1890. There is .
Joint stock company who are about 70
construct a motor line from Schrad'i
crossing, on the county road, To Gravel
streetdn McMechen. Their line will run
by this addition, which will make these
lots double in value in q short time,
For particulars call aud see plat.
L. A.. ROLF & Co.,
Real Estate Agents,
1920 Market Street,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-23
EIGHT HOURS 4 DAY
wnlbe Asked BY the das sand Water Works
Employees.

Employees.
AT the last meeting Of the Trades AS
sembly, the matter Of the long hours o.
the men employed in the City Ga
Works and the City Water Works, wa
mentioned and discussed. These mer
work twelve hours a day, and 1t is as
serted by them and by others who are
acquainted with their work, that 1t Il
very arduous. The engineers and fire
men at tho Water Works have asked the
Board to reduce their hours, and the Gas
Works employees are working for the
same end.
The plan proposed is for the men tc
form a union and make a formal de-
mand for three shifts Of eight hours
each. These city employees are also
working on the individual members o.
Council, and all OF them spoken to are
said to favor the change, recognizlnp
that twelve hours Is too long a contin'
nous turn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-23

At the regular weekly meeting 0
Mountain City Lodge No. 50, A. A. Of !
4 8. w, (wotkthen OF tho Standard
milD Of Etnavllle, held Saturday after
moor, the following officers were elected
President, William Yates; Vice Presl
dent, James Cecil Recording Secretary
Henry II. Evans, Financial Secretary
George Vennumi Guide, John Howells
Treasurer, Charles A. James, Inside
Guard, Evan Johnsj Outside Guard
George Maguirei Trustees, John II
Morgan, George yepnum and Evan M
Davis.
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JACOB v. GRuDB. coz 1sf fsIR f.S SSfE %ssH..
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HERE ron XMAS PRESENTS.

TABLE ClOthsud Northumberland al
ENyIEllfERiN.
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Pleasing Sense

OF health and strength renewed and Of
ease and comfort follows the use Of
Syrup OF Figs, as II acts in harmony with
nature to efectually cleanse the system
when costive or bilious. For sale In 6Oc
and 81 90 bottles b yall leading druggists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-23

We ask the teachers who want class
presents TO look at Xamas Cards, Book.
lets, Scholars Companions, &c. Goods
from a penny TO 26c especially bought
for the purpose.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-23
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers Ia the City and Wheeling People
Ahrnnl.

Strangers IN the City and Wheeling People
Abroad,
Miss Ella Farls has returned from a
visit in Chicago,
Mr.. Harry Sweeney 10 in Pittsburgh,
where he will spend this week,
Percy Harden, Of the Wooster, Mass,
College, is at home TO spend the holl'
days.
Fred Thiers, who was hurt by being
thrown from the Atlantic engine, Is able
to cit up,
Mr.. Frank Nesbit, who has been at
Delaware College, will spend the holi'
days at home, He arrived Saturday.
Mr.. Fred Behrens, Of Washington
Jefferson College, will spend the holt
days with his father, Mr., II. F, Behrens,
Mr., Joe Pollock, Of Bethany College,
Is at home for the holidays, Mr. Arthur
Q, Garrison, a college chum, OF ~, Louis,
Is with him,
Hon. H, R, Howard, Of Point Pleas
ant, was in the city Saturday to accom-,
pany his niece, Miss Aggie Waite, Of
Cleveland, to his home,
Win Etzler and John Sterling, pupils
In the Philadelphia Medical College,
arrived at home last night, and will re-
main during the holidays,
Capt, and Mrs, B, B, DoYener left yes,
terday for Charlottesville, Va, TO spend
Christmas with their son viii, who Il
attending the University Of Virginia.
Prof. F. Keogh, the instructor Of the
Turner's here snd'a Bellaire, will spend
the holidays with relatives and friends
at YOUNGSTOWN, Pa, his former home.
Moses O. Chapline, Esq, formerly
residen. Of this city, but for the pas
twenty years a resident OF Paris, Ky,
died at his residence last Friday morn
ing. The funeral took place yesterday
The deceased was a brother Of the lat'
Mrs. Major A. Loring, and is well know
to the older residents ofthis city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-23

TuE Union Accident and Benefit As
ISOLATION OF Wheeling, w. Va, has only
completed It's organization and been in
the field for business two weeks, al
though its charter was obtained in 0cto-
Der. All It's stock authorized to be Is
sued by the Board OF Directors has been
subscribed and paid In, and as Its obleCts
and plans are made known they COM
mand strong claims upon public conf
dence, It's business during the past two
weeks has been large and quite satisfac'
tory, and It's future is promising. 1t L
q home institution and Its benefits will
be reaped by our own citizens. It's list
OF stockholders comprises representative
men in this community, and Is q suti.
Gient guarantee that every promise will
be faithfully carried out.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-23
SPECIAL SALE

OF Ladies' and Gents' told and Silver
Watches and Diamonds, at greatly re.
dnCed prices, for the next two weeks, at
Hlllman's 2S Eleventh street.
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Seal Skin Goats,
Seal Skin Jackets,
Seal PLUSH Goats and Jackets,
Fine Cloth Wraps,
Seal Skin MufS,
Monkey and Wild Cat Fur StIS,
White Fur Robes,
Linen Table Sets,
Stamped Linens of all Kinds,
Irish Point Linens,
Embroidered Linens,
Ladies' and Gents silk Umbrellas,
RlnS Leather ToIels
OlldEtd NaHltuIS,
Plush Cases,
FlnV %HandktNhtiS,
NunStS, Gloves, &c., ac
~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-23

The CoCoanut Bon-Bon Is the richest
and, most elegant luxury in the city,
Sold In beautiful tin Caddies Of one pound
each. WHEELiNo BAKERY %.
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LOU swABACKER.

Owing 10 INC warm season VIC hare
mSrEedO our LadleG' and ChlldrCn's Furs
away down, Which all those wanting
anything IN Oils line should take Hdran'
6aS assortment Of Holiday Goods Il
sill large. Handsome presents 10 suit
either man, woman. or child.
LOU SWADACREh
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-23

UmbrOllaR-A complete linO Of Silk
aud tisfia Cloths Wild Cold, Sitter AID
Natural Wood Handles,
NeCkwOar-COmplete line Of Latest
bS6iSs--silk and Cashmere.
elOteS-LargeAssOrtmOnt In Cloth and
Jaetes-0ur celebrated Wool and
q. HESS 4 sons,
1881 and 1893 Market "
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-23

II you want TO decorate the Sunday
school room, or any public or private
room, buy the Christmas Wreaths and
F~estoonlnR at Stanton 4 D%AyenportG.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-23
COLTS MURDERER
Tells How He Came to do the
Deed that Furnished the
SATURDAY NIGHT SENSATION
At Martins Ferry = Walter Kelley
While in q Jealous Mood Kills
Henry Cots : Mrs, Kclley's
story-Fun Particulars,

Richard H, Cots, a married man,
fity-four years old, was shot and almost
Instantly killed by Walter Kelley, an,
other married man, thirty.iye years old,
at Martin's Ferry, Saturday evening,
Cots was talking with Kellsy's wife and
little girl on the street at the time, and
Kelley's mad jealousy caused him to do
the rash deed,
About 8 o'clock Kelley was standing
on the corner Of Hanover and Second
streets aud saw his wife and daughter
Ella walk up Hanover street. He fol-
lowed them up to Fourth street and
down Fourth to the Presbyterian church
at Walnut street, where he stood in the
darkness to await developments, He
saw his wife meet a man, Just across the
street, whom he supposed was Cots,
Seeing Charley Moore, the water works
engineer, Kelley asked him to walk by
the couple and cough II the man was
Cots, Moore knowing Cots coughed
after passing, To make the matter
doubly sure, he asked Loring Hobbs
who had passed them about their iden-
tity. Hobbs said the man was Dick
Cots, and Kelley walked on down
Fourth to Walnut, where he crossed and
walking down the east side Of Fourth
street, q few yards, met the two stand
ing talking, Kelley's daughter Ella
being ut their side. Kelley and Cots
had some words, which ended in blows,
when Kelley drew the pistol and fired.
Only two persons saw the murder
committed. They arc Mrs. Kelley and
her daughter Ella, and they ran away,
Kelley walked down Walnut street 70
Second, and up Second to the City
Building, to give himself up. Not see
ing any person in the Mayors office, he
walked on to Hanover street, where
Officer Samuel Westwood was standing.
Kelley was not excited, and Ooolly said
TO Westwood; Sam, I've Just shot Dick
Cots, and here's the revolver l done II
with, I've come to give myself up.H
Westwood placed Kelley under arrest
and locked him up,
G. O. McCord and Howard Gibson,
who happened to be near by when the
shot was fired, hurried TO the spot and
after getting q lantern, discovered the
victim, and that he was dying. Cots,
who lay on his back in the muddy gutter
with his feet on the pavement, was
picked up by MCCord, Gibson and Adam
Wering, who carried him to his home,
four doors away. DR.. B. o. Williams
was summoned, but Cots had expired
before he arrived, Later Kelley was
seen in the Jail by an INTELLIGENcER
reporter. While Kelley knew lie had
killed Cots, and was excited and IN.
easy, and realized the extent OF the
crime, he talked quite freely,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-23

A LAROE assortment Of OhildfenB'
Speech Books In holiday style, at
STANTON 4 DAyENPoRT'B,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-23

OpR Wedding Fruit Cake is especially
for h holidays, Sold in neat tin boxes
Of Eve pounds each.
WHEELING BAKERY Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-23

SATURDAY night Nlghtwatchman Sam
Rosenleib, at the Baltimore 4 Ohio
freight house, caught A. ]. Grimes, who
claimst to be a TaylOrstownoil welldrller,
In the act OF carrying his oyercoat away.
Rosenleib telephoned 10 Lieutenant
Claus. who locked up the thief. Hewill
bo taken before Justice Davis to-day.
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Geo. M, Shook 8 Co.
GEO. M.SNOOK
60 CO.'S
SPECIALTIES
CLOAKS.

sBonly a few Seal skin sacqpeS lOlt- They
are Inc IiieSt London dyed AlRSkR Seal hkln1
and will be sold u less than mknulaotu LTD
seHi Plush SRclueS and Walking Jackets give
Won choice from over 100 uRrment1, Great 70
duetIOnS In Long and Short Cloth GaImenn
AiiChIldren'B ClOGku at actual cost: NC nay.
closed tho manufacturers hVock OF khoAe w,
IN Wheeling. there are about 100 oil themi AnC
al Will be sold al greatly reduced prices,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-23

FoR style, Of and wear, try 1ocke's
own make Shoes at s. 90.
j. II. 1ockE 4 o.,
1913 Main Rtrnat.
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GuM Doors for Boys 81 up.
ALEXANDER & Co., 1910 Main.

Tue people are still taking advantage
Of the low prices for which real estate it
being sold for In Wheeling, and well
they may for a healthy advance is slowly
coming our way. Real Estate Agent G.
0. Smith reports the following sales Just
completed: To Capt. VIM. NJ. List, the
property, II Maryland street; considera,
ton, 5000. F6ur.roamed tenement
southeast corner Kentucky and
Huron, to DR.. Geo. ]. Qaddle; price,
$l,250. Building lot, GNdwells add.
ton, To Simon Paft; price, 5000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-23

THE druggists report Red Gross Oil as
being In the lead thisseason. They keep
It on the counter ready for delivery
such Is the demand. The secret Of the
combination Of this remedy was revealed
In such q proyldepttal way that the dis.
coveret believed he should do wrong
did he fail to make the recipe generally
known.
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THr best Shoe for s. in the world. La.
dies or Gents.
ALEXANDER 4 Co., 1919 Main.
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Geo.. M.SnOok& CO.
ITO MAIN STREET.
dam
To tho Ladies.
The Wheeling Instalment Co..
118G.118S u 114O Market ST,
NEAR TWELETH ST.

NEAR TWELFTH ST.

H0PPERs-sH0PPE
Lady shoppers-fourteen days hence
and the holiday shopping season-.witl
its attending worry and Care-will be
ended. The time ig short-iPs true-yet
there Is a great deal to be done. There
are many friends to think about-and
what shall l give 10 him or herP-is the
question that now agitates every mind.
or course this Is natural-it is reason
able-and what Is more-it is q kind
consideration for the fortunate recipient.
But II ia nevertheless a difficult question
to answer unaided-and az we believe
that the old adage-"Two HEADS ARE
BETTER THAN ONE"-is applicable
here-we therefore presume 10 assist the
giver in answering 1t.
Wheeling Instalment Co.
A present to be appreciated must ut
least be appropriate.-But when utility
and characterization are added they give
II all the characteristics Of a perfect pres.
emit. Our Slaughter Sale now IN pro.
greBs inCludes-a line OF HOLIDAY
PREsENTS-unexCelled by any house
in the City.-Every II appropriate
useful and ornatnental-suitable for old
and young-rich or poor-and sure to be
appreciated by all-at PRICES, too
REMEMBER-that We would not per.
init to appear In cold type II compulsiOn
was not staring US in the face. We were
away behind time In getting into our
new building-and we must do in the
next two weeks what We should have
begun three weeks ago To do.-H0LI.
DAY GOODS must DO closed out-aad
II compelling prices will do there
they are:
Upholstered In any shade Of Silk Plush.
Regular price, % log.
Compelling price, 500.
ROCKERS
In Reed aud Rattan Beautiful Designs.
Regular price, 8 100.
Compelling price, 500.
ROCKERS
In Antl0uO oak-Ch Maple and other wood.
Regular price, 8 O.
Compelling price, % 29. ~
RoCKER1.
A large assortment In ChlldEeh,I Rockers, iO
StViCS, Regular price, SAYS,
Compelling price, $40,
TABLES.
Fancy Tables ia Walnut and ANTIQUE Oak
Holiday Gifts,
Regular price, 500.
Compelling price, 81 SO,
RAsELs
nSnI IN ANTIQUE Oak ChOrIy-Gn Bras.
ON. ChSElrT, 8Fals,
EiSSEHH1lssIElIE a IiS SIIcc., rs ~ SS
TOILET sETS
Arc desirable Riis-A big stock Of these go0dGln
Md jeelRnS aud beautiful decorations 70 select
irOin, with " pieces TO each.
Regular prizes, $1,000.
Compelling price, BA,
LAMPS.
Anunbctics number Of Hanging and Stand.
ing LHnpS-ln catchy designs, beautifully deco.
fa[cd, Npgilat price, !toVQ,
Compelling ptlCO, ava,
TIA BETs
Arc appropriate and proper presents. Wethuw
niece IetS, Regular price, sl0 30,
Compelling price, " u,
Co,ne eatiy and avoid tho RUSH ,-BeCurO your
uniiDNY fRkSENTS NOW, u you have not
~ IhS money Ia ray cash for them come any.
ROWING will Eit0 you etedlt,-we will help
Ig gSS ~" 81 ' Rdas ~ WE'RE Oh IoSTaEY PGE
MENTS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-23

EVERY one should buy that elegant
Golden Fruit Cake, at the Wheeling
BAkefY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-23

TuR item in Saturdays l%NTELLIaES-
aEa concerning the illness Of DR.. II, I:
Ford, Of BenwoOd, seems 20 nave caused
him some Inconvenience. DF. Ford was
siCk on Friday, but not 80 seriously as
was reported 10 the IXTRILIdENcER, lie
Ia aoain able TO be on duty.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-23

TGAcuERs' BIBLES, Bagsters, Oxford
and Cambridge editions, in various
grades, from 50 Is to $40, at Stanton &.
Dayenport'g.
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BUY your fruit cake from the Wheel.
Ing BakerY 90.
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ATTEND the Musical and Dramatic En-,
tertainment at Germanla Hall this even
Ing, for the benefit Of Simpson NJ, E,
Sunday School library fund. Admis-
sion 20 cents.
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SALE

Of Solid cold Watches, with American
movement warranted, trSl. sss ~ W,
Al MlLlAAN'N
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-23

-Four Dollars
will buy our own make mems hand.sew.
ed Shoes, in Cali or Kangaroo-all styles.
]. II. LOCKE Co.,
1913 Main street,
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NOTHING In better taste for a siit than
one Of the sets OF small books In cloth,
calf or morocco. Two 10 five books 10
the set, Selling like Wheeling real es.
tate, at STANTON DAyENgoRT's.
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.

II, 3. Illnan hpS ibo finest assOrt.
iieht Of told Watches, Diamonds,
Charms, Chains. Pins and Rings, In The
city, ard al the lowest prices, 2S
Eleventh street.
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tyeather %fndlcAtIOna,

wAsHtNuroN, Dec. 22.-For West Wiz.
sinia, and Western Pennsylvania. fair
and cooler Monday morning, followed
by warner weather by Tuesday morning,
winds shifting 10 Boutherly.