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Tue well known liveryman, Mr.. Peter

TnE well known liyeryman, Mr.. Peter
Erb, has just received from its makers q
new landau which ior beauty and com.
fort surpasses everything in the form OF
a vehicle ever brought to Wheeling.
This landau contains eight glasses, Is
handsomely and artistically trimmed
with satin, and call bell is convent
emily placed on TIE inside. a large and
snowy paii OF lamps sdorn the sides.
Mr.. Erb has also puTchased q new set OF
silver-mounted harness, and with a
handsome team Of horses, which he no Il
has, the turnout eclipses everything
ever seen here.
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TO THE LADIES.
70 THE LADIES. 4
THE WHEELING
co.
1885 70 1t4o market Street.
THE WHEELING

Inc holidays are fast approaching Two
"eess from wednesday and the; eve Of the
greatest festival will have dawned upon MS
inc anniversary OF "Good VIII to Men ON
ksrth" VIII have come nGsin-and the time of
good cheer aud rejoicing will be a. hand. You
must prepare not only 10 rejoice yourself. but
10 contribute 10 the happiness q. otbor,T9. ~,
EDile now y8u shall do that is a fHstter of "nni
IyGtnte 70 some II is matter OF Interest TO ali
Christmas Is universally recognized as a iii.
s1Tihns srd Custom has eslab ished Il az
others at this season generaIly cnnstiS ~ .,
Cnristluas Sit-Whas shall It be That's Inc
Guestion-ieS, that's the question that we
TGss Ibc months been preparing to answer
10 answer-Thats The auestion That nn rp rus,
nsSa1s assorted stock Of Holiday Goods to-day
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ROCKERSTR ROCKERS:

We have large line---An assorted llne--
complete and cheap line-In old OAK
-muhogany-and Sixteenth Centu.
frames, upholstered In silk and crushed plush
-etecl blue, terra Gotta, navy blue, old gold Al,
oid rose colors)-satln dauask-silk tapessri
-ieat her, etc, a. pslces way down-They'l
worm more than our price indica,es--of
buyer secured them early and at price III
Will enable US to make quick sales--The d
yahtsge We secured In buying carly and {
Ialge quantities We share with you-Cofi
around and see those goods--eSa,nine th(S
Weil"lhe y are. VIC Assure you, "bcy opd COT
paFe'--Whilst here. ask to SEQ trcne,nbcr n
no trouble 10 show goods) our en- lire line OF d I
upholstered kockerS--We have them In OF
oesigns-Coyeled IN tho latest iads In aphof
ter1ns goods-They ave very rich and s,yll,
And make a substantial as well as a vi
handsome present-----Keep looking around
you can't iail 10 SEQ Cur limo OF Reed and Ratt
kocktrs--Nice. fresh, new goods mo sh
worn goods aCo1g 'em}-Just received o
purchased expressly for the holiday trade.
you want useful, durable and inexpenxl
present. visit our stores. We have compile.
e1sAhgements whereby any goods bought nj
can DO put away and delivered when desired
our cuhtomcrA-Comec carry, make your ser
uon anu have your purchase put away
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Holiday Rates,

The Ohio River railroad will extend
the usual courtesy to its patrons by max.
ing a special rate OF two cents per mile
each way over it's line on account OF
Christmas holidays, selling tickets on
the following dates: December a, %
and 81, 1890, and January /, 1891, tickets
good returning until January 5, 1891, in.
elusive. Our connections make this
same rate to all points upon their line.
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BEl,i.hlRE,
AL Sorts OF Local News and Gossip fro
tho Glays CITY.

AL Sorts OF Local News and Gossip from
tho Glass City.
Thereis talk OF the street car line extending
Its tracks 10 lowe, town.
George II. unstead, Esq, OF New Mas,insylllc
was ID the city yesterday.
Miss Nellie Burke had he, hand badly burned
While at work nj Stcger's clothing store.
Wise Burnett, Timber and Tie Inspector O.
the T.. I. railroad, was In the city yesterday.
Twenty bottle blowers from Alton, Ill, arc
| works. - :
Thirty or forty cars OF stone aud Stag have
| been thrown along the incline tracks 10 the
! upper WHAT boat this week. ,s
Three or iour wagons overloaded have
broken down on the streets in the past
week. and the loads had TO be transferred.
The funeral OF Miss Louisa Kutt wss largely
attended yesterday. services being held In the
German church, oil which she was member.
The Gve-ycar term given Joseph Dobler Of
ms city, was not much OF a surprise to the
BeilaiIeites, some people being THANKFUL for it
MIS-. D. P. Bowers o.! the Wu:de combination
was taken Suddenly sick while here bnt was
able to leave Tor Columbus yesterday with the
company.
worlmcn have finished building bridges aud
tteGIs up Indian run to the coal banks Of the
nail w0ris, the whole route having been changed
and thF run turned In many places. -
Miss McBursis, the noted elocution;st, will
give an evenings entertainment In tue Christian
Church Oh Friday evening, December ~ under
the AUSPICES 1f tic Bellaite ". C. T. U. Begins
at s O'Clock.
a. Kirkpatrick S. Crow, Mrs. Nora Grow, A.
Jones, Arch Jackley. Florence Brown, D. Wal.
ker, x, Fuller and Flora Iackley, 70 10 MIngo
Junction to-day as delegates 10 the district meet.
ing Of the |, o, G. T. s. 0'-7IH-
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Ameeting OF the Ladies' Hospital AS.
sociation was held yesterday. at which
there was received Communication
from Rev. DR.. Swope, stating that the
Board OF Directors had purchased
ground on the corner Of Forty.first and
Water streeto for thirty.three hundred
dollars, cash, and that they will proceed
at once to have plans and specifications
prepared for a building on tha ground.
Tbs following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: Mrs. w. F. Butler,
President; Miss Matte E. Hare, Score.
tary;; Mrs. L. Il. Sands, Treasurer; Vice
Presidents, Mrs. W. "a. Wilson, First
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At THE BON TON.
Wanted, boy about sixteen Years oil
age. References required.
4. L. RICE & CO.

We heyc The largest assortment Of
carefully selected Fancy Good, ever
shown In this city. Our Collection OF
Holiday articles is In the main entirely
new aud not shown anywhere else. II
is impossible TO enumerale the thousand
and one articles that We display ut this
holil1y season. We invite every ona 10
visit our store and see for themselves.
A.. l.. RICE l. CO.
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.I
Terrible Calamity.

An unknown being fell from tho roof
OF Hod s mammoth boot and shoe store,
On Vain street. The reeult of the fall
was appalling, and &te,rible cut-a cut
in the PRICES Of mems cork sole shoes 10
IS so, the former price being S.. VII
The accident did not Gtpp here, as the
footwear for ladies met with a similar
disaster. Shoes which heretofore sold
for S. we're So badly cut that they are
now being sold like hot cakes for s. %.
Those wishing great bargain in loot.
wear OF all kinds should take advantage
OF this crushing fall. ?
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The Presb, terry Of Washington.

The winter meeting OF the Presbytery
OF Washington opened last evening al
1880 p. M, in the First Presbyterian
church Of Washington, Pa, and will
continue throughout to-day. Rev. ]. A.
Alexander presides at the II O'Clock
meeting to-day. The opening address
was delivered by Rev. w. II. Cooke, Of
this city. At the meeting this evening
Rev. D. A. Cunningham will preside,
when the work Of the church will be
taken up.
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suits against fsnitronds,

The suits OF the town OF Bridgeport
against the Cleveland & Pittsburgh and
CLEVELAND. Lorain 4 Wheeling rail.
roads, to make them pay the cost oil
electric lights at their crossings, were
Get for hearing yesterday before Squire
Howell. The Pennsylvania Company
did not appear in defense, and allowed
judgment 70 be rendered against it,
Judge Tyler, OF 0leselaad, counsel for
the Cleveland, L9rain l. Wheeling
Railway Company, appeared and asked
for q continuance until January 6, which
WaS granted,
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N :
For nIistreQtinI his Hlss,

William Gallagher, who lives on Nor.
row street, was arrnigned before Squire
Ankle yesterday on a'tbarge of abusing
his vile. The arrest was made By Spec.
ial Constable Junkins. Gallagher said
he had been drinking and was little
of; about five days, he thought, would
make him all right. The Justice cave
him $50 fine, and in default OF payment
sent him up for twenty days, at the
came time warning him that if be did
not behave better when be got on, there
was snother charge pending over him,
His treatment Of bis wife was the refine.
ment OF cruelty. h
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10 - = = s-sSGsN
10 Stole n Trunk

Walter Madison, a youth who came
here from Parkersburg aud earns liy.
ing by playing pianos in shaiy resorts,
wasarraiSned before Squire Davis yester..
day charged with stealing trunk from
the rear room Of Carriers saloon. Officer
Donnelly followed him from the saloon
and caught him in the act OF trying to
open the trunk. Squire Davis sent him
to Jail in default Of 500 for his appear.
ance at court. .Fl. III i @
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/. CAR. on.cars elected.

E. W. Stephens Post, No. SO, GAR,
has elected the following officers: Com.
mander, Jacob Honecker; S. Y. O., J.
N. pritchardj J. Y. O., Jacob Klein
Surgeon, ]. Il. Pipes; Chaplain, A. i.
Ray; D. D.. S. Q. Eschstrutb; o. G.,
Phillip Ralterbachi Delegates to De.
partment Encampment, ]. n. prtchard,
J. 7. McCready; Allernates, Jacob
Klein, John Powers. A Woman's Re.
lief Corps will be instituted at Hand.
lsn's hall, in the Eighth ward, on Thurs.
day afternoon, auxiliary 10 Stephens
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LOST BOY.

When the boy disappeared he was
dressed in brown suit OF clothes, knee
pants, dark overcoat and fur cap. and
when found was having his pictures
taken at Plummer's, be having pur.
chased a contract ticket from one OF ouI
agents who arc canyassing the city fol-
our Elegant Crayons and Photos. Sc.
cure your contract tickets from oul
agenta il you want TO take advantage Of
our holiday offer. Remember these
tickets are being sold only for a few
days. l.g- PLpMAER's.
Photographer, 1l3S Main street,
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PROFESSOR SHEEP, the optician, 10 now
located at Laah's jewelry store, corner
Main and Eleventh streets. The glasses
he adjusts give excellent satisfaction.
Those needing glaGsea or using glasses
not suited to their eyes will do well to
consult him, and have their eyes tested
Tor glasses without charge. stwFtw
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ward; Miss Vance, Second ward Mrs. ].
+. Merriman, Third ward; Mrs. WA.
Crawford, Fourth ward, Mrs. 7. II. Hig.
gins, Fifth ward; Mrs. William Tier.
nan, Sixth ward; Mrs. W. ]. W Cow.
den, Seventh ward MIs. Peter Leigh.
ton, Eighth ward.
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TAerAN L CoNSEL are enjoying a big
Holiday trade, and to insure prompt de-.
livery Of Photographic Work and Crayon
Portraits they have put on an extra
force Of assistants in the different de.
partments. Cal, az their gallery and
leaye en- order for a fine Liie:sisc Crayon
Portrait OF yourself.
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"Americnn Wetcl,er,n

said Mr.. Lash, The seweler, ''are the bea
III the world. The factories are taxed to
their utmost capacity to meet the de
mand. They are the most popular good.
on the market" II you want a good
reliable watch, in ladies' or gents size
60 to Lasb's, corner main and Eleventh
streets. He will tell you what they are
and which are the most desirable.
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ii. EMSHEIMER,
is end 90 Eleventh street.

IL yOn cannot soc aud need spectacle>
you should call on no and hare your Eyes
tested without charge. We have The
finest Instruments and more experience
than any other 9ptician in the State,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re.
funded. JACOB W. GRUBB,
Ieweler and Optician,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets.
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MARTINS FERRY.
Damage Suits To.Day-Prcscntation
. . uNpnl nd Eaoasnl a
jysexwyAw

Damage Suits To.Day-Prcsontat,on
s0nnl and General. CT
Mrs. p. u. Rust, Of Elk Point, Soath Dakota,
Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. ]. l.. Mannix, on
Rev. and Mrs johnson, OF unIontown, Pa, arc
visiting at the residence OF lev. A. L. Brownlce,
OIL Broadway flE 90 ~
Yesterday o yard engine on the G., L. 4 W.
for two hours. -
Harry Sosthwool. Howard Miller, Lewis
pracht and Dan CLARK had s,icrcsstp! hunt IN
West Virginia yesterday.
NJ MT. C,iswell has sold his farm near Blaine to
Slr. J. Mc'onahoy and will move TO Martins
Ferry Occupying tho Presbyterian parsonage on
Walnut street. )
Rev. James Selby and McSsrs. Jesse selby,
John selpy and Charles selhy have returned
from MoIgantown, ", Va, where they attcndod
the funera! OF Amos Russell selby.
The Board Of Directors Of the Y, NJ. G. A. have
elected Inc following officers James A, Dick.
son, lresceni;J. ". 4aekiofd. Vice President;
Begj Exley, Treasurer. The Board decided to
sell q aue:,on tomorrow evening all files OF
weekly papers.
The 1.-Two Sisters" tonight will, from every In.
aiestlon, have the largest and most fashionable
GGad!ehee eycr Witnessed IN the Martins Ferry
opera House, This beautiful play deserves a
Die mouse. People we're alter seats as carly as
6 O'Clock Monday morning. - -
James Kerr, Esq OF Kerr & Son, was sixty.six
years Old on Monday. Shortly after his arrival
At his residence on Fourth street that evening
me members OF his family who arc at home as.
sembled around him aud presented him With au
eieGan' colo headei cane, which he proudly
Ihe "Tw Sisters" at the op "a House tonight
WI. be pr, cnted by the same st that play led In
new York; successfully. All Town stairs seats
only 50 cen each. In Wheel ;.where It took
50 W. II the asst two nights. 70 ryed seats were
ssats early,
The slitoi AcCord Brjs ys. the c., L. l. ".
Ing at St. Ciansyil!c to-day, The McCoids
claim that their brick kilns are damaged by the
running OF trims GU the G., l.. 4 ". and ask for
damages Their attorneys arc Tallman Of Bell.
aire, ard McKee, oil bridgeport.
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Col. Bali. Genefai Manager Of tho Terminal
Railway, Is back after two weeks visit In tho
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Boston Wool Mari al.

BosToS, Mass, Dec. 9.-woo1 market steady
prices show no material change; Ohio and Penn
sylvan!a Y SlAS2c: NN aud XN and above 3is25c
No. Use: Michigan y 29asoc; MOL combins
4lc; No. Ohio i?c: Michigan 4oc; Ohio flne 10
laine 36aS7c: Michigan do sla35c; unWashc,]
c0mbiug range e7sSoc; Territory Gaa6oc; secured
for fine, 6SaGoc for fine medium, and 5SaS5c for
medium: Texas, CALIFORNIA; and oregon woels
quiet but sieGiy; pulled Yools steady ;slpGr i'd
fsc Tor best extra at ela.c; foreign woods fr.a,
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THE Woman's Home. and Foreign
Missionary Society Of the English Lu.
theran church will give supper in the
lecture room OF the church on Thurs.
day, 18th inst, Admission free. Supper
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At Tile THEATRES.



Next Monday and Tuesday evenings Manage
Riesler will have the Bostonians at the Oper,
lioEse-theis frs, appearance In Wheeling. Or
Monday evening they will Riyc robin Hood, ;
Tuesday evening THE Bohemian Girl" proba
bly, The best performance Of that opern here
The company brings seventy people and It's owl
orchestra and scenery. The prices have beer
liked at 81 so. 81 and IS cents, and no one per
son will be permitted TO purchase more than siH
seats, aIr. Riester being dc ermined to shut gu,
the spectators i there IS any way to do Il. The
cast OF robin Hood" will be rs follows:
K9Dih ho9d-...;::... EaEiR v. fIol
High Sheriff OF Nottingham .......-H. C. Barnabee
Little John ii, MacDansId
VIII Eugene Cowlcs
friaE Tuck ...............G George B. Rockingham
sir Gay, OF Peter Lang
Alan'a Dale Bartlett Davi.
AnnG6ei Grace Reals
Nala MarioH Juliet.c CurdeIl
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OF health and strength renewed and OF
ease end comfort follows the use Of
Syrup Of Figs, IS it acts in harmony with
nature TO eiectually cleanse the system
when costiye or bilious. For sale in Soc
and 81 bottles by all leading druggists.
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Don't forget the supper at English
Lutheran church lecture room on Thurs.
day evening, 18th inst. Supper 25 cents,
No admission. q I.
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& DoS'T iorsetthe children at Christmaa.
And don't forget that Z. IL. Rose & Co.
have Bicycles for boys; nll sizes and
prices snd Iricycles for girls-the finest
in the land. I'll a vs. - ass PdS Z
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I.s.
For the HOLIDAYS,

Planners best satin finish cabinet
Photos from 81 50 to 81 per dozen. 1l8e
Main street, Wheeling. Avoid the rush
by coming in the forenoon.
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NJ. y. Mc%ADDEN.
A POINTER
oN
HATS AND CAPS.

8 6 y d n p. 3
Many persons wonder how we haze been able
+ 10 build up our immense trade OIL Hats and
Caps. Well, We don't mind telling you-it's Ito
iccret. 'sa-E-s7 4. g.
First-Wc hare the largest and best assott.
meat III the city, all new goods, correct sly les,
and qualities and prices 10 suit everyone.
9 Stcond-0ur prices ara the lowest and our aim
!s TO have the best article that cen be maze Tor
the money.
Third-zycry hat sold Is warranted as repre-.
scented and II Il Is not we wanti IL returned 10 us.
Fourth-we have but ono price and that the
lowest, which We marx In plain figures on every
article offered for sale. No guess work about
prices here. ~ So
Below we give few OF our prices on leading
styles, but remember that these are not the
only styles We have. To mention all would ~.
Quite large catalogue, but We AK you 10 call
3 and sec the immense variety we have.
The "lyrol" stifl bat, Il IS. 81 %. s. 40. 400.
The Hubert Stin Hat 81 IS, size. 81 %, 81 10.
Soft Hats. leo Styles SIC TO 81 90 cacli.1
Doys' StiG Hats, 75c, 81 Is. sIiS. IS
Working Caps, luc. lbc, Csc, &c. .Ea
Scotch Caps, sc, CSC, 5cc. 75c.
Windsor Caps sc, Use, 50c, &c,
!. Boys. Plush Caps, sc, $50, SEC, 7sc, CSC.
Mems Plush cafs, CSC 10 s. 70. 3
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GALL at the lsuglish Lutheran church
on Thursday, 18th inst, and partake OF
agood supper. % cents. Supper will
be served from p. m. to 10 p. m.
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Tug agents representing Plummer, the
Photographer, astonish the people with
his special holiday offer. 1t is SO rea.
sonable. Have you secured your ticket i?
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WAsMlSGTos, D. G., Dec. 9.-For
Western Pennsylvania and West Yir.
gtnia, fair, and warmer weather on
Wednesday and Thursday; southerly
winds. j.5 "a
For Ohio, warmer, fair weather, south.
erly winds; fAir weather on Thursday.
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LtDlEN MATCHES.

We are having great sale iu Ladies'
Watches. You can get from us q good
Soiiu GOM Case With EIein or Wo!tham
stem.wicd movement, inlly warranted,
Tor $50. WHEAT & HaNCifEK,
Jewellers anu SiIyerSmitiIs.
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E. L. Rose & Co. have fine lot OF
Tricycles and Bicycles especially for the
Christmas trade at low Christmas prices,
Ask the little ones Il they want one.
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Marble md Granite.

II you intend erecting Monument,
Vault, Marker or memorial OF any kind,
and want tirst.class WORK and low prices,
call at Office oil L. a. Moore, second floor
McLain's Building, 1905 Market street
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DyGooda,

4 NEW YORK. Dec. 9.-The,e was rather moro
business on the spot In dry goods to day aud In.
creased inquiry from exporters and the manu-.
iAeturing trade, with price differences slight be.
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MALL0Y-on Tuesday afternoon. December .,
$500. At ass O'clock at the residence Of her
brother, samuel Malloy, Jessie MALIoY,
aged twenty.eight years, :
Funeral notice hereafter,
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This iaToas artist, who Is always iavorlle in
Wheeling. will appear at the O6era House on
Friday and Saturday evenings, presenting: on
Friday night and at the Saturday matinee "lssy, g
and on Saturday night Little Ba1ef ,ut" Will be
gwen. Miss Mitchcll's company this season Is
sald 10 bea very strong one. The sale Of seats
ope42 AZ Houses music store this morning.
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FoE CHRIsrlr Asa fine Life-size GRAY.
on Portrait and One Dosan Enamel Cab.
met Photographs, both for only scat
Tappan \ Councils Gallery.
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the celebrated explorer, tells Of his ex.
traoIdinary adventures in the wildly oil
Australia in several articles which be
has written for The Youths Companion.
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L. L. ROSE & Co. have placed low down
Christmas prices on oil their cnildren's
Bicycles and Tricycles. 81 Twelfth
street. Fas !
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ORpEEs ior pure Rye and Bourbon
Whisky promptly filled at Lally's, olOO
Main street, ~ Z ! ifsI ~ 4
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WATCHES.

The Eadollet aa!cL Is the ilncRt In
The world. There is nOiliiDg made for
$500 Or $1,000 that VIII beat 1t. To
be had only TT
WHEAT & IIANCHER'S,
Jewellers aud SilYersMiths.
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LAST NIGHTS PLAYS.

Another excellent performance OF thet admir-.
able drama, TIE Two sisleis," was given al The
Opera House last night, TO The grea, delight Of
sudieace not nearly so large as It should have
Leeu, -sS'Eg-. -. -
At the Grand last aieht Irish Luckn enter.
tanned tairsl.ed audience. II vii, be given
again this afternoon, and this cveniug ior The
last tine II aboundS In pleasing features.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-10
Gle Snttllioeurer.
Onlcr. Nos. - and !. Fourteenth Street.
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Sale Postponed-P Parker d Prayer.
Opera HouSe-Thc BGstonisns.
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Holiday GooGSsJoseph Graves.
Trustees sale -W. J. ~, Cpwden.
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