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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-22
DARK SIDE OF WHEELING.
Rev. {. w. Cushing Tells Some Nor,
About the Iniquities.

Rev. {. W. Cushing Tells Some More
About the Iniquities.
In the renewal of his attacks upon
the iniquitieS Of Wheeling Rev. {. w
Cushing referred To the work recently
PUBLISHED by General Booth at the head
Of the Salvation Army. entitled, "ln
Darkest England and the way out Of
IT," After speaking of the deplorable
stratum of humanity with which the
work deals. and the comprchen-
Siye manner in which the in-
EQUITIES OF London are shown up,
the pastor went on TO compare that city
with Wheeling. doubtif there is more
wickcdneSS or more suffering in Lon
don according to Its size than there is
in Wheeling. There are multitudes Of
people in this city tonight who are not
so well cared for a. the ordinary mule.
Again, | suppose if we knew how many
really honest poor people there are in
this city tonight who are unable to
place their families in comfortable cir
cumStanceS, We would be surprised.
The two great and chief causes of all
this iniquity in England that General
Booth portrays are drink and fornica-
ton. II was low enough to keep sa-
loon would make it attractive with
heat. light and decorations, and /
wouldn't have any blinds up, either.
would have ii wide open. so people could
look in from the streets, and in that way
| would get good many more custom
ers who would be allured by the attrac-
tionS they could see. Is it any wonder
that many who dwell perhaps in the
flthieSt Of novels lind comfort aud en-
jOyment in these gilded saloons?
Mr.. Cushing then remarked that there
were more prostitutes in Wheeling than
had ever been spoken of in that pulpit,
and citizens would be surprised did
they know the exact statistics concern
ing the hayward girls that ran about
the streets. lie then referred to a cir
cumStance in Boston some years since
when l67 girls were arrested one night
for street walking, and he told his cX-
periehce in interviewing them the next
morning. at the request of the
Chief OF Police. They all told
pitiful tales. The condition Of
things seemed 10 have been largely
due to low shop wages. The girls had
i hard time trying TO make both ends
meet. and under the circumstances were
more susceptible to the allurementS.
Young women know that, however bad
and repulSive it may be, that there is
always one lucrative door open to them,
and that in the line of what have
Just been speaking. Now. every
saloon in this city. SO FAR As | know,
with Just one exception, is open on Sun
day, and the police are making no eff
forts to close them. ! never read the
police court record of this city in the
papers without thinking what tray
eSty upon justice. what areproach upon
the progress OF civilization.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-22
THE STAGE CORRUPT.
Rev Hopkins Points Out the Evils Of the
Theatre.

In the Disciples Church last night.
the pastor, Rev. Hopkins, delivered the
third of his series Of special sermons.
The subject Of last nights discourse
was The Theatre" Following is 4
synopsis Of his remarks:
In considering this subject have
tried. as Christ said. to Judge not ac-
cording 10 appearance, but judge right
eouS Judgment" and | do not mean 10
say by that that | will sit in Judgment
on any person, for God is your jndge.
| have tried to take an impartial, I'M
preiudieed view OF the subject. ] have
tried to look at II from Bible point OF
view: from literary point OF view;
from the position OF the Christian min
istry: from that of the theater-goer,
and also have considered some points
from one who has been upon the stage
as public actor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-22
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly IN"
Pithily Told.

Two druuks were run in by the police
yesterday. N,
THE Council Committees on Fire De.
nartment and Contracts are called TO meet
this evening.
IL Fl +. Hillman & Co.'S Watch Cup
drawing. Saturday, Club Il, No. i Cluo
! II. No. 80; Club -, No. -.
AB.&O. LOCOMOTIVE broke her pilot,
opposite the postoffice, about hall past
three O'Clock yesterday morning
An East Wheeling man was badly beat
en- up in the saloon fight, on Market stree.,
| SATURDAY night. mentioned IN yesterday
/ REGISTER.
! MARKET will be held At the 9TH ward
/ m;siASt i.o.~e wednesday evening. The
butchers announce that they will not at
! tend as il conflicts with the Second ward
market. They will probably hold mar
ket themselves.
The Caldwell Republican says during the
past year the Noble county Commissioners
/ have let contracts for the building and re-
| building of seventy-three bridges in the
county. washed ont and damaged by the
! floods of the year.
TaE funeral of the late William ~. ru,-
ner will take place from St Mathews p.
/ r. Church tomorrow afternoon at two
O'Clock. Ohio Lodge No. l, A +. and A.
NJ, will attend. A brother and two
nephews OF the deceased are here.
TIE Senior class Of Clay school will give
select entertainment to morrow even
ing, at the school hall, complimentary TO
! Miss ClOhan. the principal, and Miss
| Stevens ard Stout, teachers. An attrac-
tive programme has been prepared.
THE Little Tycoon Club hop at Arion
! Hall ON Christmas eve will be the event of
the season. The boys have been husuing
| in great shape and are sure To be rewarded
| by large crowd. The music Will be lurh-
iShed by the Opera House orchestra.
MANAGER WoLrF, of the Telephone Com
pany. said Saturday evening that 1t would
| be nearly or quite week before all the
telephone connections, broken by the snow
storm, could be repaired, but that he IN
tended 10 push the work with the utmost
speed.
MANAGER TRACY, of the Western Union,
said last night that the telegraph system
was now as complete as before the snow
storm, and that there would be no further
trouble in sending or receiving messages.
The large extra force of linemen were dis
charged last night
A LITTLE fire occurred ut the residence Of
| .NlIS- OuuS Ou 4 MtANltbA olANSbf sehN"S
afternoon about o'clock. The decora-
tions on the mantle-piece in the parlor
caught fire in some way and before the fire
could be put out the mantle-piece and n
part of the carpet was burned.
Mrs. MARY PARKER, relict of the late II,
T. Parker, died at Washington, ID. c., at
o'clock yesterday morning. Mr. and
! Mrs. Parker were old residents of Wheel
ing, but removed TO Washington about
| twelve years ago, whore Mr.. Parker held a
position under the government, and where
he died about 1883
TEE Builders Exchange has compiled
and issued Hand Book. containing the
charter. Constitution and Bylaws, codes
TO adjust the proper method of letting and
sub-letting contracts, rules regulations,
form of contracts, extracts from the city
ordinances, ana large amount eff other
data, making it very valuable pubica-
ton.
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s.r,,,. Injuries from Falls.

Owing to he fearful state OF the side
walks, Saturday night, Il good many
people got bad falls. About one o'clock
Sunday morning Il Benwood man came
to the City Hall with his left collar bone
fractured, he having fallen near the
postoffice. He was sent home on Il.
II O. train. His name was not known
to the police.
About al hour later Kirkwood man
fell Oh the sidewalk near the "Round
House." on the Island, and sustained
serious injuries to his right leg, the
member being thought to be fractured.
He was taken TO his home in hack.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-22
THE NEWS OF THE DAY.
caninr Nnniial Event.

Mr.. win blurrin, of the South Side
will be married on Tuesday evening To
Miss Annie Humpleby, of Scio, o., at
the home O the brides parents. Iney
will come this city, and reception
will be he'll at the residence OF the
groom's parnts, on Thirty-eighth street
on "Wednesday evening. Miss humpieoy
has visite, frequently on the South
Side and his Il large circle of friends.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-22

For Sale on Christmas Day, commcnc
at Q O'Clock a. m. Take the b. Il o. OF
O. II. train, or the Electric Motor, anc
go to Benwood Junction. Buy yourself
a home or make an investment which
will double in value in one year.
These lots are beautifully located on
the Sheperd McMcchen farm, between
Benwood and McMechen, overlooking
the Ohio River and the improvements
of the Il. Il o. Company, and being on
the new turnpike and the county road,
Plat can be seen at office of ). NeSbitt,
Jr.. No. 1879 Market street, or ut my
residence, on the premises.
HENRY SPEAR.
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Th state Line Railroad.

4 man wo is well acquainted with
the histoyof the State Line road said
Yesterday that the State Line road was
in the intcest of Jay Gould, and will be
built as a feeder for the Wheeling and
Lake Erie load. 1t is a well known TACT
that Gouli wants road to Pittsourg.
or course he could not secure any sub
scriptions himself from citizens along
the line, and he evidently intends TO
buy the Stae Line road as soon as IL Is
built isbltiU Times.
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Hem ADVERTISEMENTS.
SSO 90 REWARD

Will be paid for the recovery OF the goods
together with the arrest and conviction OF the
party that stole fine Black Silk Dress Pattern
and fine Linen Table Set from my residence, iO
Sixteenth street. on Wednesday. December 18th
doom j. II. EGGER.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-22

OF people are flocking to our store to
get pair OF our own make Shoes for
$500. These goods have been sold for
years for $50, and the people know
when they get a pair for $500 they are
getting the greatest bargain ever Of
fered the shoe trade of this city. Until
January list they all 20 for $500 a pair.
J. Ii. LOCKE Il Co.
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A CAUCUS
OF DEMOCRATIC MEMBERS OF COUNCIL TO 81
HELD TONIGHT,
To Selec! the New Chief Of tho Fire Department.
Candidates iG Courcil Cropping Up
A Republican Scheme.

This evening the Democratic members
of Council will assemble in caucus at the
Democratic headquarters, at Main and
Twenty-frst streets, for the purpose OF
selecting candidate for the office oil
Chief of the Fire Department, which
position is To be filled by Council to-
morrow evening, the term Of Chief Dun
ming having expired. The caucus call
has been signed uby twcnty-one or
TWENTY-FIVE OF the twenty-nine Demo
cratic members, and it is expected and
hoped that every Democratic Council
man will be present. The call was cir
culated about the middle of last week,
primarially by gentlemen anxious to see
Frank Haley elected Chief, but it has
been signed by the friends OF ali the
candidates, representing Assistant Mar
shall L. V. Ankle. Frank Haley
and William Hancs. Who will get
the nomination, cannot he fore
told at this time. The friends Of both
MessrS. Ankle and Haley claim at least
twenty votes, while Mr.. Hanes' friends
think he will have half-a-dozen votes on
the first ballot, and that he will be strong
er thereafter. OF course, these claims
aggregate good many more than the
twenty-ninc Democratic votes, but that
is always the case in matters of this
kind. and it will be reserved for the
actual balloting to develop the compare
tive standing of the three gentlemen
named.
OF the seven or eight members who
have not signed the caucus call, several
are credited with saying they will not
attend the caucus, but it is thought all
will be on hand, Notwithstanding. 1t
takes fifteen votes to nominate in eau
Gus, with all the members present, and
proportionatcly less number to nomi-
nate if they remain away.
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Holiday SINNERS.

i Gentlemen's Mahogany and Olive
Plush Slippers, chenille embroidered. 81
Red, Blue and Old Gold Plush Slip
pers, solid colors. sl.00.
IS patterns in Mems Black Velvet Che
nile Embroidered Slippers for 75c. TIL,
largest and best assorted line OF Slip
pers shown 10 the city.
J. III. LOCKE g. Co.
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New Advertisements.
SECOND PAGE

For Rrnt-Furuished Room.
Opera House Lizzie Evans.
Wanted-Mau That Understands the Grocery
Business.
Wauted-ENp. ricuccd Shoe salesman.
For Sale-Fiye Heavy DRAFT Mules
Notice o. the Public.
Grand Opera Hou>c-A loving Glove
Masonic Funeral Notice.
Notice 90 Contractors.
Legal Notice.
Acme lee Skate Nc>hiit n hru.
Useful Holiday Good,-John FridcL
FOURTH PACE
bargains IN SILK Warp licurictta-Geo. /
Stiicl y CO.
diamonds. Watches aud lewclry j.
LuSeuS.
Fifty Dollars Reward--l. n. Eggar,
special sale of Cloaks-Stone y Thomas.
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We are fully prepared to meet all prices
in Watches, Diamonds and Jewelry.
WHEAT l. HANCHER,
Jewelers. and Silyersmiths.
Holiday Excursions

The Kanawha IL Michigan Railway
Co. again takes pleasure in announcing
the low excursion rate of one and a third
O1S) fares for the round trip between
all points upon its line for the mldwint-
er holiday travel. Tickets will be- sold
December cath, 18th and 3lst, January
list, and will be limited for return up TO
and including January 9Th. 1891.
MoULToN HoUK. G.. i. A.
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GEORGE CgUMBACKER, coal dealer,
corner of Sixteenth and Eoff streets, is
now receiving daily full supply Of
PittSburg end Home Coal, which he is
prepared 10 deliver on short notice.
Also full supply of ice on hand. Tel
ephone 604. Terms cash.
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USEFUL
Christmas Presents!
Nv Prices Are Guaranteed To be the
Lowest In Wheeling.

FiGcst Put Scarfs. the latest style IN Meek
les Elegant Patterns, for 5Oc
foOl Patterns of Fourth Hand ana leoA
silk and Plush. at 80 Sc. aud Soc
sui Dress Wh..c Lawn Bows, three Tor &c
sscst White shirts. my own maAr,iu fiealeu
T.. X. satin Stripe. Plain snd Embroidered b's
s,as. open Front or Back. ,dt Guaranteed al
Zoe 15c and si.00.
Kid Gloves, lined or unlincd fiain OK Fu'
Tone. At zoe. zoe. sI.OO, si.s5 and ti.51
Rest Jersey Gloves at pc. S5c.. 5Oc- and &C
Fine Cashmere MuGiers at %, Sc. and SIC
Best All silk MuHiers, at &c, 500 sl-s' ana
STA
Cashmere. Wool and Camel's Hair Seeks ~
c.mers Hair Uudershists and Drawers At
AZ aud &c.
White or Grey Meriuo shirts aud beavers Al
SO aud 5ic-
All Wool shirts aud Drawers, Red' Brown OF
Natural colors. at jOc. 75c.. 500 sis5 and $50
Best Linen Collars. Latest Sly les two Tor &C
Best Linen CUTS. Latest styles PC.
Linen Handkerchlefs. New Styles, at ioc.' lSc.
and 81.
Knit Wool Jackets, all sizes, at sloO, si5O
AID 800.
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The Addition to tic Wheeling Hospital

The attention of contractors ant
builders is called 10 the adver
tiScment for proposals. to construct
the new addition to the Wheeling Hos
pital. printed elsewhere. The REGIS
TER has heretofore fully described thi'
new building, and can only add thai
il is located % the south of the present
main building, running east and west
and that in the future, as the growth Of
the city and the needs of the institution
may demand, there will be erected
another building, Immediately on Mali
street, leaving Il court in the centre OF
what is now the extensive grounds sur
rounding the institution.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-22

II. Z. HILLMAN & CO.
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Make Sensible Presents.

Buy your husband, your brother, or
your sweetheart pair Of fine chenille
embroidered slippers for Sl.0O, and be
remembered for 36j days to come.
j. II. LOCKE e. Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-22

If your glasses do not suit, or you
have trouble to get glasses to suit your
eyes, consult without charge Prof.
Shelf, the Optician, at Lash's Jewelry
Store, corner Main and Eleventh streets.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-22

TyPEwRITEBs from $500 to $1,000.
A most valuable educator for a studious
child. a most enduring Christmas
present. EDw. l.. ROSE II Co.,
II Twelfth street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-22

Edw. l.. Rose Il Co. will offer during
the holiday season their $40 Boys Safety
Bicycle, Dandy" for $3.50, and all
their wheels at greatly reduced prices.
81 Twelfth Street.
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Watches

The Radollet Watch is the finest in
the world. There is nothing made fol
$500 or 81, 900 that can beat it. To be
had only at
WHEAT & HANCnER's,
Jewellers and Silversmiths.
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During the Holidays

We will present every purchaser Of
81. 90 worth of Shoes with fine BiSqut
Imported Jointed Doll. Don't forget
TO call at
HAsENAUER's SHOE House,
Cheapest Shoe House in the State.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-22
Painful Accident.

George Geohring, an employc OF the
Wheeling Electrical Company, who re
side. at 2249 Market street, was The
victim of 4 peculiar accident last night
about seven o'clock. He was adjusting
the carbonS on the dynamo when the
brush became detached and dropped
out upon his left arm, burning the flesl
on his hand in shocking manner. Ii
attempting o jump away he slipped and
fell, his heal striking against the com
mutatOr, cutting an ugly cash over hi:
left eye. lie was picked up in in
sensible condition and carried to tho
office of DIR. p. r. Shearer, where his
wounds were dressed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-22

Those intending to have their chill
dren'S pictures taken at our studio will
find it to their advantage to come in the
morning aud avoid the rush.
PLUMMER's,
1873 Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-22

RICHARD DoSoHoE, 1885 Market
street, opposite Postoffice, fine pear
holders and pens warranted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-22

AT DoNoHoE'S, opposite PoStollicc, a
fine line of ladies and gents gold
watches for the holidays.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-22
Startling Hut True.

The best 50 80 mems shoe ever brought
to Wheeling will be sold for 5000 for
the next three DAYS. BE sure to see
them. Hofl'S, ll43 Main street.
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A1beelins Register
Thermometer Record.

Mr.. G. Schnepf, the Opera House drug
Sst, made the following observations Of
The temperature yesterday; a. NJ, 43;
4 m. ~ = m, IS; 3 p. m, Il; : p. m, %
Weather. chanCeable
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r. DoNoHoE, opposite PoStoilice.
Give work made in Wheeling show
when YOU want Jewelry.
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The New Council.

Candidates for Council are beginning
TO bob up in the various wards, as the
time for the city election approaches,
and quite Il number OF names have been
mentioned. Within the next week a
large additional number will have been
heard from, and the first Of January
will see about all the runners on the
track, On both sides.
In the First ward Mr.. A. c. lIarrcll
and Mr.. John Kenney, both Of the Sec
ond Branch, are mentioned for the First
Branch nomination, on the Democratic
side, but no name seems TO have been
mentioned for the Second Branch. The
Republicans refuse TO say what they are
going to do in this ward, but are credit
ed with the intention Of capturing II, II
possible.
In the Second ward, Mr.. NJ. j. O'Kane,
of the Second Branch, is mentioned for
the First, and Mr.. Caps as candidate
for reelection to the Second Branch,
on the Democratic side. On the Re-
publican side it is understood that Mr..
Tracy will not be candidate for re-
election. There is talk of asking Charles
Wingerter and 5. 5. Bloch to run, on
the Republican side, but nothing seems
to be definite.
In the Third ward, Messrs. Robrecht
and Brandfass are mentioned as Demo
cratic candidates for the First Branch.
but no other candidates have been heard
from.
In the Fourth ward, Charles Smith is
~ OF In ha p n
Branch, In place of Mr.. Fred. Happy.
whose term expires, but there seems to
be nothing definite as to the Second
Branch.
In the Fifth ward, Mr.. George G..
Hannah is talked of for First Branch,
and Oscar Seelcy is 4 candidate for Sec
ond, on the Democratic side. No one
has been mentioned by the Republicans,
as far as can be learned.
In the Sixth ward, Mr. II. c. Caldwell
is spoken OF as Il candidate for re-elec-
ton to the First Branch, and John
Kemple, c. w. Kreitcr and Henry
Schcnk are talked of for the Second, on
the Democratic side. Friends of Mr..
Frank Cruise say he will not again be 4
candidate.
In the Seventh ward, the Republicans
are talking over Mr.. VIM. Erskine and
DR.. George j. Caddle for the First
Branch, and the Democrats will insist
on John Emmerth being one of the can
didates for recollection TO the Second.
Mr.. Marsh will not again be candidate,
and Mr.. Maxwell feels the same way.
DR.. f. C. Myers, c. II. Copp, C. W..
Franzheim, j. b. Sommcrvile and j.
Elwood Hughes have been mentioned as
Democrats who would make good Coun-
cilmen.
In the Eighth ward Mr.. Hermann
Bentz has been mentioned as possible
Democratic candidate, as has Charles
Rohrg. j. A. Ankle, will likely be one
OF the Republican nominees.
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The Finest Watch Ever Presented Here

The Finest Watch Ever Presented Here
For some time past it has been known
that Mr.. Cabot, the manager OF the Bel
lare Nail Works, intended to sever his
connection with that establishment, To
take similar position with a large
concern at Ashland, Kentucky, and a
committee Of his former subordinates
was selected, empowered to purchase
the finest watch to be had for money in
Wheeling, or elsewhere in this vicinity,
and hand it TO Mr.. Cabot, with the
good wishes of his many Bellairc friends.
The committee, after looking over the
stocks of a large number of jewellers,
choose a II. l.. Mattel watch, one of the
highest priced and best watches in the
world, at the store of |. G. Dillon X
Co., and having fitted it with massive
chain and handsome intaglio seal, the
whole was bestowed npon Mr.. Cabot
Saturday evening, amid many mutual
expressions of good will and esteem.
Accompanying the watch is rate GER
tiicate from the observatory at Neucha-
tel, Switzerland, showing the rate OF
variation there, during sixty days, in
all positions and at all temperatures.
The engraving upon the case, in the
new form of fancy script, is very fine
and the whole present is one truly
magnificent, and attestS the standing
Mr.. Cabot has among those who know
him.
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Co TO J. McCrum Il Co.'S for good
wearing shoes. j. Mccain x Co,
1899 Main street.
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THE WEATHER.

WILMINGTON. ID. G.. Dcccmhcr - Dor West
eru Pcuu>ylvauiu aud West Virginia, clear
ixg aud fair weather. uorthrrly winds. slight
changes ia temperature
For Ohio. fair weather. westerly winds. slight
"a colder
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Notice.

WHEAT & HANCHER can give you a
better assortment of Silverware and ut
lower prices than any one in the city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-22

Wear our celebrated Merlno, Gamers
Hair and Natural Wool Half Hose.
For warmth and durability, our Superior
Wool Knit Jackets cannot be beaten
e. HESS 4 SONS,
Merchant Tailors aud Gents furaishers'
1891 aud 1898 Market street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-22

DIAMONDS at the lowest figure at ii.
T.. Hillman Il Co.'S.
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Wllispe.

The prices OF those elegant Gents Slip
yers to your neighbor; the largest ana
finest line in the city from 80 cents up.
HOff'S, ll43 Main street.