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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-27
News as Seen "On."

1t is always a good thing to go away
from home to hear the news, especially
when locals are scarce. Here is what
the Baltimore sun says; A curious ac-
cident occurred to the locomotive of
train No. 46, of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, Tuesday night. While run
ming at good rate Of speed near
Barnosville. on the Metropolitan
Branch, large owl flew into the loco
motive headlight, smashing the heavy
glass front into smithercens and over
turning the lamp. This set fire to the
lontern. which was destroyed. His
owlship was cooked, head, feathers,
feet and all.-Belldirc independent.
This GAINESVILLE is on the b. * o.
between Washington and Baltimore.
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THE SOCIAL MAZE.
The Festivities That Were on the Pro-
gramme Yesterday.

There was joyous wedding solemn
lied last evening at the home OF the
bride on Eighteenth street, the con-
tracing parties being Mr.. Elmer n.
keich. of PittSburg, and Miss Nellie
V. Neal, of this city. The ceremony
was performed at $50 by Rev. Mr..
Dorm blaser The best man was George
Reich, brother of the groom, and the
bridesmaid Miss Aggie Hall, of Aspin-
wal. At the conclusion Of the cere-
mony the party all sat down. to well
arranged wedding supper. The pres
entS received were numerous and lastly
selected. Mr.. and Mrs. keich will
make their home in pittsburg.
Miss Ella Campbell and Peter Weld
ner were united in marriage NJ the
Church OF the Immaculate Conception,
in the presence of a large number of
friends, yesterday afternoon at four
o'clock. The ceremony was performed
by the pastor, Rev. Father Mullen.
The attendants were Miss Mary Camp
bell. sister of the bride. and John
Weidner, brother of the groom. I'M
mediatcly following the ceremony the
wedding party was driven to the home
OF the brides parents, on Wood street,
where a splendid supper was discussed.
In the evening a reception was held.
The Arion Singing Society gave a
most enjoyable ball at their hall on
Twentieth street, last night. The COM
mittoe in charge Of the affair was COM
posed OF Rudolph Huebel, VIII Laue,
Ed. NaaS, Will Driehost, Louis Renner,
and viii Schambra, chairman. They
performed their duties TO the satiSfac
tion of all. The music was furnished
by the Opera House Orchestra.
The North End Literary and Athletic
Society gave ball at Turner Hall last
evening, which was enjoyed by 4 large
concourSc of merry dancers. The floor
was alive with flying feet, to excellent
music, for many hours. The com
mittces in charge very efficiently per-
formed their duties.
There will be two weddings on the
social program to-day.
Misses Mamie and Holly Patterson
will entertain the CotilliOn Club at their
home at Elm Grove Friday evening.
The brewers employed at Schmul-
backs gave ball at Westwood's Hall
last night, for which Mayors Orchestra
furnished the music.
The members OF the Maennerchor
gave an enjoyable private ball at their
hall last evening. Millmeyer furnished
the melody.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-27
SPECIAL SALE
-OT-
Winter Underwear!
LOWEST Prices ls the City
Ss-canc early ana secure 'he'' Ha'sa''''

Good extra heavy white or ColoFed shirts
aud Drawer only -'c- .,..
Fytra heavy. soft, dark coloycd Meriuo SHIRTS
.ul Drawers 900 sizes, DOLLY ,sc.
Fvtra hcavy Canton FLANNEL Drawers, e'c
Double breast ana uacS genuine Camel 3 uAlI
shirts all sizes. ryducrd to 5Or.
Sfripsd Wool Shirt, and Drawers. cNir3 nrA''
.ud Warranted not to ,hriuS. $40
Finest White or Colored Ncriun shifts ana
prnWrrs. extra heavy aud warm. only ~
Good heavy all-Nuo. Rcd shirts a"~ "''"''''
V.rv best Canton Flannel Drawers, eNtra
heavy. double sewrj aud double sc''' tNet
Finc.t striped Mcrino SHIFT, aud Drawe5s'
nice co,ors. warranted uot O. SHRINK 's laN''
Jersey ribbed dae Cancels Hair shirts aud
Drawer. extra heavy aud >p.l -- >liA i'i >i@'N'
Good quality Neiica,el Red Wool shirts aud
twenty thread genuine Ra.ori-eau shirts
and Drawers, tluo 49,. ..,.-. -
Drawers siuo .,.-.. .1
Drawers. extra heavy -no maze 'i Ut, ""'''
wool. an sizes slh ,,,-...
y1rrantel not 90 shrink or fade. only STU ,
Cancels Uair or Cashmere Nooi >'cN>' ~"
SIZES go
II as heavy Knit Wool Jackets ah sizes
.t.. 81 %. el5O .
Men. Good WORKING Gloves, all kinds. al
-. -. 81. 80 and sluV
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-27
Squire ArkIe's Court.

Theodore Thickhouse, and Thomas,
better known as Fatty Kelley, two
Eighth ward young men, were before
Squire Ankle, last night, charged with
assault and battery, by Theodore Kra-
mer. They met Kramer Sunday night,
and demanded money from him, and
upon being refused, proceeded to beat
him. They were each fined SO and
costs, and required to give bond OF 800
for good behavior for year. In de-
fault OF fine and bond they were sent to
Jail for twenty DAYS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-27
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS.
A Short Special Session Held Yesterda

n oPCCiaA oSSoioh .
The Board of County Commissioners
held a special session yesterday, as is
usual on auditing day." and transacted
some business matters. The bonds of
d. S. Thornburg, Justice-elect in Tria-
delphia district: Il. w. Roberts, JUS
tice-elect in Webster; Joseph A. Ankle,
Justicc-elect in Richie, and X. II. Gil
lespy, Justice-elect in Clay, in the
penal sum of $4,000, were approved, as
was also the bond of Constable $. Mey-
erS, in Madison, in the same sum.
James Mckinley was selected clerk Of
the new Jail work, at salary not to ex-
coed SO per day.
Giesey Bros. were awarded the con-
tract for making the alterations in
Clerk Hooks Office, they submitting two
bids, one for S246, and one for S26i, &c
cording to whether or not the counter
was extended, They were given the
contract without specifying whether the
change in the counter would be made or
mot
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-27

you have. A.-No, sir. | told him we
would like 10 have him.
Witness said he had never made any eff
fort to get deposition from Mr.. List; he
did not see how Mr.. List could greatly ben
oft witEoos O. Il witness. The line or de-
Tense was only determined month or so
ago; witness hardly thought the case would
come TO trial, and that a defense would not
be necessary. Witness had seen list of
Jurors in Col. Arnett's office, and had made
a copy of the names. There were
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United States Court.

The time of the United States Court
both Monday and Tuesday, was occu-
pied by the trial OF Alexander Thatcher,
charged with violation of the pension
laws. The grand jury was cmpanneled
Tuesday, with Henry c. Fesher, Of
jackson county, As foreman. Judge
Jackson's charge to the grand jury was
quite lengthy and particularly impress
i've. Particular attention was called to
the recent acts Of Congress, the new
lottery law being mentioned among
others
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-27
THANKSGIVING DINNER,
At Evangelistic Hall. This Aft

At Evangelistic Hall. This Afternoon.
The Thanksgiving dinner, for the
newsboys, messengers and bootblacks,
at the Mission, on Market street, below
Fourteenth, this afternoon, promises to
be complete success. The citizens
have responded literally with their do
nations, but there is not large enough
supply of provisions on hand to feed all
the boys who have applied for tickets.
About three hundred tickets have been
issued, which Is larger number than
was anticipated. Mr.. Sawyer will be at
the hall to-day after nine o'clock. and
will be pleased To receive donations.
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Discharged From Custody.

Frank McAdams, who was arrested
in this city for forcibly abducting Eifie
Lucas, the fourteen year old daughter
of Samuel :. Lucas, of Moundsville,
with intent to defile her, was given Il
hearing before Justise Criswel at that
place yesterday, After hearing the
testimony, the Justice decided that
there was not enough evidence to show
probable cause OF the guilt Of the ac-
ccuScd, and the prisoner was discharged.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-27

TO whom l talked had an idea that |
would like to have some men on the jury
whom l knew. The only reason was
would rather have people l knew on the
Jury than strangers. Witness talked with
George Burkett, u juror, in Col Arnett's
Office, about the case generally, but dld not
tell him about Harry W. List. The list of
the panel of jurors was called over by
Capt. Doyener, and the witness was inter
rogated rs TO each name, until Col. Arnett
raised an objection, as he said, after ma
ture consideration, and the matter was dis
cuSscd, and the motion sustained.
Witness was asked if, on the way TO his
house. in the hack, on the night of his ar
rest, he had not told Justice Ankle that he
had taken the money and didn't know why
he had done it, and was glad it was out.
In reply 10 this, witness said he didn't
recoliect Of such remark. He may have
said
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-27

Oh. mamma, buy me that. What?
my child. That beautiful life-size
Crayon Portrait at the Union Artists
Portrait Company's Store. at No. 4
Tenth street. They guarantee a finer
finish than any other company, and
pure Crayon too.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-27
THE NEWS OF THE DAY.
That THANKSGIVING Dinner.


How dear to our hearts is the Thanksgiving din'
As fond recollection presents 1t to view,
when father'i come home from the rattle WIN
ner, ,,,- ,,,o
Al, then in the Kitchen was hurry ana Dus'ie'
Sis weeping at having the onions to shell,
And mother Just making the whole OF Us hus'ie
To hasten the dinner that filled Us So well
The Thanksgiving dinner, the Gorgeous oid diu'
ner, all
The big turkey dinner that filed Us so We'll
Oh. how can all the ingredients measure.
That dear Dill Of lading prescribed rs our
store, ,
The turk. and his mystic abdominal treasure
The beans aud the giblets, the gravy galore
The cider we brought in a jug from the depot
The truck agricultural none could excel,
And ali the lush fruit OF eucuT6hd ptp0-
The dear pumpkin pies that We garhereu 50
well.
Yum, yum, what dinner: That turk ana
"punk" dinner.
That Thanksgiving dinner that cramiheu u
50 nell
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Reception to Young Men.

The young men who Will visit the
Young Mems Christian Association
building tonight, will have a good time.
The annual Thanksgiving Reception to
young men has always been popular
and enjoyable occasion. This evenings
enjoyment will consist of fine music,
readings, refreshments, good fellowship,
and general social time. The Recep-
tion is for the young men of the city,
and all are invited.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-27
ate'u advertisements.
The Wheeling
CD.
1856 10 iiiO MARKET STREET.

Were being daily advised O.. a.....
in prices of carpets-Taee. . ''.,'e4'.
where prices may enid ,-. ''' ,s
that Carries the annour..... ,.c-4r
crease there is NANTES, 90 DO.
about future figures on co, .''..,'y
there's no limit TO the.s.rs. IS ge,
what's worse there's DO z,.a. ....'' 4li
limit will be. Eyery'aas s.,., --' ne
market, which is ferer, ..l s- iae
ward tendency. Tae ezee..,~. ''' Oh Up
wool created by the Rev ,,-- ,'-''' on
caused a big increase .n es,.. ~. -1'
has undoubtedly increased b r.,..
everything that il enters into wl.a..-.
sequence be dearer-We for.,,w,..,-
OF the Mckinley Dill"We anex .tsr...
age was assured-Wc aufl.ra...
effects and took advantage Of ticr.-..
We bought goods % per ce,t c-..
than we could buy to.day-We b....
large quantities Thousands Of
alone represent the value Of our .r-.
carpet stock, and that stock, bought
prices were low. equals a saving NJ
ureus oI uoilars 10 our patrons-b
Il. an opporIune tiinc and in %
quan.it'es .or spot cash' no'
s GU. ie 70 70 sen NJ me OH t--
W., ,o so,,oi =, ''e, .ii Ior red-, io,
ho sayed 70 onr c, ~ gor 80 yIic.A,e
5sv we viii ofTer Sno,,,, Dreaming
ca;.no,s This rob-, t,.'' ie'-''ot,
INVITES ~ mo- ,,,,,;',.'i '' general ..
Nh, XVui~' - -tiir--k .-
III, II I'm IN 'lFci, -- Nn.lr,
-! pous a'iu i"pcslrt brussels .l 81.
mus. IN Isl" u's'-., ~ richest c..,
% - W, 90 -, T'"'l '"iltis .H the r0,.
ill., I'D a. p''ieiA, Rich n
co,.r,',s 80 ~. 'l',i are ii include.
,l,'cad nj ''.i'tl1"n.r quality a.
-, H. HI ""A. We oicr Tor the
wen =. ~, " peg 'iii'n''
WHEELING lNSTALMENr Co
Wen MAKE special figures for
Chamber Suits this week--W. "a,
solid oak suits-Prire. ma, comm.
with their valie--Tbcse mods de-
vour attention -The,,rs ,.',.r a..
Orr tae, sin i',ii'.,,.,' ,,',. -,
s2o~Vvo car, ,.,,.,. st'or',i,. .i..,
LighIv commend ,6oso - ~. ..
iudonon, welI evc,,.isGJ virl .....
in decidinr tba thosc 81 -.
bare eomiyaien,s f,r 10 . ,,' 81 .'
w have so,rotting in All ,,,...'.'..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-27
A MOST STRENUOUS OBJECTION.

saying the effort making by the State was
ali wrong, and unlawful. Finally the
question was withdrawn and Capt Dove
ner asked
Q.-What salary did you receive from
the Bank OF Wheeling. Objections and
another argument; allowed. Al think
81 POO.
Q-How much had you coming to you on
April 10. 1853. Al think 500.
Q.-Then you hadn't drawn any salary
for four months. Al don't know; may
have drawn and deposited
Q.-How did you support your family
during that time. Al don't know. ] sup
pose had money.
Q-Where did you get that money. a.
oh, in several ways. | always had
money: | had notes out through town,
which came in. | always had money ut tho
house, and my wife had money she had
saved up.
Q.-Where did your wife get that money:
objection, aud argument, Col. Arnett in
sStiug that il was errant nonsense to at
tempt 70 show how he lived and where he
got money, etc. when the State itself had
accounted for every dollar OF the $4,000
stolen, and 80 more. He said ne had the
So 90. and produced it. What more could
6e asked. and what mattered Il
HOW he LIVED,
or where his wife got money: The Colonel
insisted that anything outside Of the S2i, 900
had been ruled out by the Court, notably
I'm the examination Of Mr. Gibson Lamb,
and Mr.. List. and now, at the last of the
case. il was improper 10 80 back and bring
in other things. The objection was sus-
taiued
on redirect examination Col. Aruett
asked witness what. under his contract, he
was 20 do AZ the bank or what duties were
implied under his contract, and in reply
the witness said nothing was understood
except the keeping Of the collection book.
In reply 10 questions witness said he saw
the Jury list in Col. Arnett's office, and that
il was there he saw MIR Burkett, who was
DESTROYS Of not serving on the jury, because
he did not hear well.
O.-Harry, You were asked about for
feiting YOUR bond and going away. | wish
Won would state what was said about you
soing back in the bank A.-NeS, that
was nv understanding. II was talked
about that in case got my trial settled IN
some way or other, was to be taken back
I'm The bank in my old position, under
bond That was Il matter talked about by
Mr.. ID. c. List my father-ln-law and
others; was present
O-What was said with reference 70
whether or not You would be tried' A
II was my understanding, as far as know
or did know, that
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-27

IC0ntiHl'ed ca Ihlfd Pdge. J
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Specie! 20 re Rgisisr.
MARTINS FrEEY. O.. Nov t.-Thc citizens 90
this place were thrown into "a state % great eN-
citeuicrt this afternoon hy the ,traugest catch
ever known ia these waters. The angler, well
known resident. was armed with bamboo rui
IN only ordinary size. lt- had waited in vain
Cor a bite for nearly hal, au hour when he felt.
at The end of his line. 90 d>h cyidcrtly endowed
with enormous strength. The battle which en-
sued has probably never been laFa,'iiy1 ih ptN
estorill annals IL attracted tNo-thirds of the
papGi4iiou OF the village. $50 rapidly was the ~
citing nsWs circulated. The hehoiders could
scarcely believe their ewes when, as the unny
monster WAS drawn 0ut of water its side was
found 20 De adorned with thc business card OF
ALEXANDER n Co. No. lOi6 Main street, whose
bargain, iu shoes are now attracting almo>; as
much attention as the hsa itself Will receive
from anglers all over.
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KILLED AT sIsTERsvILLE.
Superintendent Anderson's Brother Killed
at Sistersvllle.

The sad news reached the city yester-
day that James Anderson, brother Of
Superintendent OF Schools Anderson, OF
this city, was killed by the train yester-
day at Sistersvillc. Mr.. Anderson was
well-known contractor and builder OF
Sardis, Ohio. How the accident occur
red could not be learned last night.
The deceased was about 50 years of age.
IIo leaves wife and family OF grown
M children
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-27
For the Holidays.

For the Holidays, Royal Fruit Bis
cult, xxx Ginger Snaps and hand
made oyster crackers. The finest, best
and purest cakes and crackers made.
Marvin makes 'em. You should buy
them. Ask your grocer for them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-27
OBLIGATORY EXERCISES
At the Stone Church Cemetery mt Elm
Grove To-day.


Grove To-day.
Holiday Post. G.. A. r., will go TO Elm
Grove to-day to attend the dedication
of the Stone Church cemetery, where a
number Of bodies of old soldiers have
been transferred from the Iniirmary
cemetery. 1t is hoped that all the
members Of the q. A. X. in the vicinity
who possibly can, will participate in
the exercises.
The programme for the services will
be as follows:
/. Music. ...... BY the Stone Church Choir
p Transfer OF the lot by DIR. Storer TO the repre-
sentative OF !. ". Holiday Post No. II,
G. \. X.
B. Regular dedicatory service Of the G:and
Army Of the Republic
T. Music. ....................By Male Quartette
b Address ...........B BY Rev. VIM. RiheldafTer
~ ScltctlOu sMbi' yuhttc "
= Address. by Rev. Greer, Of the Stone Church
T. Anthem-"America" col. Choir aud Audience
y BencdlctlOn. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
TO- Strewine flower, over the graves in the G..
II LOT
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he WAS GLAD IT WAS OFT.

There was a coed deal said that night, and
he could not single out such remark.
Q.-Isn't fact that for eighteen months
before the larceny of that $1,000, there
had been larcenies of money from that
bank. objection and argument, during
which Captain Doyener said he proposed
to attempt to show that money had been
taken from the vault of the bank before,
and that tho defendant took il. and in that
connection to show the building of house,
the money received by the defendant, from
the bank as wages, and so on. The indict-
ment was not for the larceny of a single
package OF -, 900. but for 81 100, of which
the 81. 900 was u part.
To this statement, Col. Arnett made
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-27
Ne~ Advertisements.


Notice krcutscr a Co.
For shetland iu BraNinn county
Ptihli. sale ~ Lots go Edgingicu.
Or.ra ltnu-,.-The fat Mems club.
Trv Lists Cough Syrup-R- 70. List
Fair ana Fe-tiyal-Chunh of the lmmaeulai'
Conception.
Carving Set>-Ewiu- Bros
Wanted Butcher.
Ortl-F. ScheuS y sons.
FOURTH rNeE.
Attention Dedication Service
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Union Services.

The congregations of the First,
Second and United Presbyterian
churches will join, as is their custom,
in Thanksgiving service at the
Second Presbyterian church this morn.
ing at 1920. Rev. DIR. Cooke Will
deliver the sermon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-27

The b. 4 O. Co. will sell excursion
tickets To Winchester. Middle'own'
HarrIsouburg. stanton, anu LSNlnS
ton. Va. al one fare for the round TRIP
on December ID, 81 and an gOOu lO'
return passage to and including peeem-
Der 18th. 80 - -
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Marvin's the Best,

Marvin's cakes and crackers are
known all over the country, and are
universally acknowledged to be the
best, purest and most wholesome made.
No well regulated household should be-
without them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-27

Some people might that when this bed brose
misfortune overlook its AS matter of fact the the
Think of it'll Since bought bed few months he has not
what bed easy mind creaked and groaned uno
from the start always threatening collapse and has %
pieces. had gone House Hermann would have ao
self only eepess nights disaster portrayed the
Still congratulated visit House Hermann
money he paid his bad bargain obtain bed
balance of his life he enjoy undsurbed repose.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-27

Excursion tickets at one fare for the
round trip will be sold by the Il. X o.
Co. to Payton, Tenn, December I'd, Sd
and 4th, good for return passage fifteen
days from date of sale. -, 90, l.
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Toes Mashed.

w. Z. McIlvaine, n laborer employed
at the Riverside steel plant, in Ben
wood. was the victim of a painful acct
dent yesterday afternoon. The pins In
the wheels of truck fell out and the
wheel fell, striking his right foot and
MASKING his toes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-27

CLOSING OUr-Our boys solid leather
working Shoes, AZ SIC, at
HAsESAUER's SHOE STORE.
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Mbeelin9 Register
rhcrmomctcr Record.

Mr. c. Schnepf. the Opera House drug.
Sist. made the following observations OF
the temperature yesterday; j NJ, - =
a m, S5, - n. 10; p. m, te' p n -
Weather, cloudy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-27

Tns fair ard festival now in progress
N the Church of the Immaculate Con-
ception is very enjoyable affair. TO
and spend pleasant evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-27

SAMPLES of DR.. Miles Restorative Merry
inc at the Logan Drug Co.'S, K. B. Burt's,
and Bowie Bros, Bridgeport, o. Cures
Headache, Nervousness, Sleeplessness,
Neuralgia, Fits, etc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-27

A VERY pleasant evening can be spent
at the fair and festival al the Church
of the Immaculate Conception. Pay it
visit this evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-27

CLOSING OUT Remnants OF Wall Paper
at No. 2s Eleventh street.
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Greatest sale OF Amertean"'tehes Tor '"e
next 60 days at H. Il. hiiin'Sh \ los - NO
y Eleventh street.
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Tue WEATHER.

For Western Penn,yiyanil. West Virginia ans
Ohio. fair. clearing ou che lakes, no change in
Temperature. except slightly warnrr in Western
Ohio. variable winds
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-27

For nice set of CarverS go to John
Friedels.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-27

II. Z. Hillman & Co.'S prices cannot be
beat on lax Gold Watches.
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HE. Hiilman 4 Co. will sell Diamondsat
a very low figure for the next 60 days.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-27

Ladies aud Children's Beaver Hats al
CoEYIG y cos, 1886 Main street.
Come early and secure a bargain
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-27

ii. +. Hiilman 4 Co. have n large assort-
ment OF fine Jewelry at low figures.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-27

DINNER SErS-A great variety at
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