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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-13
.When lovely woman stoops to folly" al

Nv ntn lovely WUIIIdII SVVutS % ~
goes out in the snow without her lndiaruo-
bers. the only art TO cure her cold Is to ony
one bottle OF DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup NJ 2oc'
and take it,
.Speak this speech, as tell you, trippingly
on the tongue Say that one OF the great
benefactions of the age is bottle OF Salya-
tion Oil, the greatest cure on earth forpain'
| Only 25ctS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-13
AWnnderfnl Record.

CoLuMBUs, o., October 12.-GaStright
made 4 wonderful record to-day by re-
tiring the Toledo club without hit.
Score:-Columbus 6, Toledo o; earned
runs, Columbus 4; hits, Columbus 10;
errors, Columbus /, Toledo 0; pitchers
Gastright and Smith; umpire, Creighton
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FINE FRUITS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
jy3I

Also Such Stock of Nuts nnd Candles for
tho Christmas Season Ms Christmas OUCH,
| to bring.
Mr.. Louis Laskaris presents the com.
pliments OF the holiday season 10 his
friends and thepublic generally, and do.
sifea to tell them come things about his
preparation for the holiday season. Mr..
Lasl;aris feels that when people spend
their money they should get tho worth
Of II, and this is why he wants to talk q
little to the public.
Having been long enough in Wheeling
to know what the people want he las
recently made two trips to the East to
find such commodities in his line as he
knew would please them. ue made
arrangements by which wholesale deal.
ers forward 20 him every day the choicest
fine fruits they have, which they are
glad to do. for Mr.. I.askaris payo cash Oh
the spot. Ey this arrangement he 10,
celves every day fresh fruit ard candies.
II you want the most delicious pears in
TIE market. the finest shaddock, the
best grapes, cOcoanuts, pineapples, tan.
garlnes, mGudGrines, bananas, Japanese
persimmcns, hgs-any thing in the fruit
line, you have only to drop in at 1920
Main street or call Mr.. Laskaris by ;e.e.
phone. Oranges from 10 cents dozen
TO 90 cents.
1t IL tho game with candies. You
ought to drop in and see q whole
meaaGer!e oil Christmas candies for your
tree. Then You will want nuts, and M,
Laskarls il ready to supply you with
cleaned nn;S-nuts out oil the shell
ready to eat. No matter what you want
in his line Mr.. Llekaris hes it. There is
no other sucll s!ock this eide OF New
YORK or Chicago.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-22
TWO Engines DAMAGED


By n Collision nrnr the Schmu,bhch
Brewery yesterday Afternoon-Two Men
Slightly Hurt. ....
About 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon
B. & 0. freight engines 81 and &c col.
lided on q switch near the Scilmulbach
brewery. and both were gomewhat dam.
aged. Engine 81, in charge Of Samuel
Manning as engineer, with Frank Bax.
ter as fireman, was coming in, pulling q
train, and the other engine and its
train, in charge Of Morris Landere, engi.
ueer, and William Klieres, fireman,
waB standing on the switch.
By somebody's oversight the switch
had not been closed after Landers ran
his train upon it. and the other engine
crashed into it. The speed wss some.
what slackened, or tho result would
have been extremely disastrous. AS it
was the pilot was torn oil engine 81 and
her front crushed in, while 4G had it's
pilot knocked of. Doth were run into
the shop.
In the accident Baker had his arm
pretty badly wrenched and bruised,
while Manning was also bruised some.
what, though not seriously hurt. The
crew OF the other train escaped without
injury to speak Of, and the damage to
the Two engine s ard delay Of trsitic was
the extent oi the ha1m dpie.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-22
SHOr IL THE HEAD.
One Tunnel Workman Shoots another In
Revenge for Play full Trick.-Tho shooter

Onr Tunnel Workman Shoots nnother In
Revenge for n Play full Trlck.-Tho shoo,cr
Escapes.
Charles Moore, young colored man
employed by Paige, Csrey ( Co., in the
south end OF tho Chaplino hill tunnel,
was shot last evening about o'clock, in
the right side Of the head, Just over the
eye, producing wound Of 4 painful but
perhaps not dangerous character. The
shooting was done by another colorcd
tunnel worker, whose first name Is
George, but whose last name Is not
known to any OF the other nlen-at least
they al. said they did not know him.
Moore aud friend were IN the mid.
die apartment OF the three into which
the shanty In which the men stay Is d.
vided, talking in lively strain, when
the other man snid:
"Look ut that fellow looking through
the crack"
Moore looked at n crack about half IN
inch wide through the rough board par.
tition and saw mans hand close
against II. lie reached out bis cigarette
and burned the man OH the hand.
Pretty soon his friend said the man wac
there again, and Moore ugain stuck his
cigarette against tho hand.
In about Il minute shot was fred
through the crack. The ball struck
Moore above the right eye, and pierced
to point near the back OF the head. II
probably did not penetrate nor fracture
theskull, although Moore said he could
not feel the ball under theskin.
lle walked up 10 Colemnn's drug store
and asked fora doctor. lie was directed
u DR.. BrannUn, who dressed the wound
temporarily. Moore walked back, and
when an lSTELLIGESCER reporter and
Policemen Stanley and rrueCnlor visited
the shanty little later, he described
George as II man abou, 5 feet inches
tall, heavy set, bright skinned, ani wear
ing IL heavy black mustachc. Snanluy
and Truschler remembered that on q
former visit to investigate the affair
they saw IL man who answered this dc
scription leave the shanty.
Later an 1STELLiGENcEI reporter saw
q man who answered this description
and overheard him expressing his fem
that he would be arrested. Officer
Vests attention ives directed to him
and he stopped, the man, but he gave au'
other name, aud said he worked in the
north end Of the tunnel md lodged in
the shanty there.
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]. B. Lonehran, ex.Mayor OF North
Des Moines, and the Locust street m:nu.
tactuzcr Of stesm engines and boilers,
said: II had . severe attacl; oil Ia CRIME,
| used Chamberlnin's Cough Remedy,
and applied Chamherlain's Pain Balm 10
my breast. TheGe remedies were inst
the thing in my case. My child had
Group some years aso,and We used Cham.
berlain's Cough Remedy with perfect
success; since thon We have never been
without these medicines in our house.
! he'd cousin who wss 3 printer and
was employed in this city, where they
were printing circulars for chamberlain.
lie had Il deep.seated cold and terrible
cough, and while setting up the copy he
made up his mind 10 buy bottle. 1t
cured his cough, and that was the first
time I ever knew anything OF Chamber.
lain's remedies. ] have been atTonsly
in their iayoS eSei since. My own ex.
perience and that OF my family con.
vinces me that these remedies are the
best in tho world. That may be strong
language, but that 10 what I think
For pale by W. W. Irwin, G. r. Goelze,
!. Elari, G. Schnepi aud NJ. W. Hein.
fici. DIV
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ABOUT PEOPLE,
Strangers In the City md Wheeling Folks
Abroad.

Strangers In the City md Wheeling Folks
| .,,.,,,
!. Basei!' OIL C!efSsbuts' Is Il. lhe st4nm.
W. u. kuGSi, Ct Grafton, was in the city last
night.
| G. IL. DIllon. of Fayet,c Court Hs,,.e is nj no
Windsor.
G. Road and wiic, nj Cameron mo nj tho
Windsor, 49, - '"'
=. ~, -,
Si n. Rho W. = Aeose' O. Snasies'e"h, are al
81. a'n,
Me!vllle y. LahooA' Ell fefSlns, NJ large,
| lsai I've WincGot
T. X. Barnett, oil Louisa, n.y., was ut inc
| Mcclure last night.
Iobp Lowell NJ ,yp,op,ow, W Va o,dp
Farrell, OF Lit,leton, are at the Iiehler.
Dr XIII Rsird is homo fro, tho pb;,o5o,r,,,0
ucd;coi 70 ,,nno ,o snomT ,ho ho Ma
-4."!,"i .o.'.se W 'punu '"c no'.oa.s'
Arthur Roberts, OF Wcllsburg, Is the guest OF
his grandmother on Zane street, Island.
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A GREAT INVENTION


For K,eping the 1imu OF Employees Of
Factories, Shops nnd Stores.
The Globe Contract Company has
added another important and useful ar.
ticle to tho long list Of thingsit keeps for
the use OF merchants md mnnuiaCtur.
ers.
No concern which employs men sue.
ceeds in getting their full measure Of
time from their employees for which they
pay. II man contracts to work from I
In the morning till q p. III. for certain
sum, he has no more right to take ten
minutes OF that timO from his employer
tlian the employer has to deduct por.
ton Oh bis wages without cause.
Tho great trouble experienced by ON.
ployers Ia 10 find meaue OF getting tho
exact time the men ure in the shop or
store each day. Time keepers are Ia.
clined to be easy and sometimes are
late themselves.
These thinga are overcome by the
Bundy Workman's Automatic Time
Recorder.
The object OF the Workman's Auto.
matte Time Recorder Ia TO record in n
permanent printed form the hour and
minute at which persons arrive and do.
part in the morning, at meal times, or at
any timc OF the day or night. 1t Is in.
valuable In flC.oriGs, ahops, stores, and,
in fact, every establishment where mems
time is required 10 be noted.
The expense, trouble and inaccuracy
OF keeping workmen's time has long
been source Of annoyance 10 all who
employ help in amy considerable mum.
her. 1t is TO do away with this that the
limo Recorder has been placed upon
the market, and 1t certainly covers the
whole ground thoroughly and com.
pletely.
This time Of each employee can be read
of Mt glance, aud there is absolutely
no chance for u mistake. Tho slips Of
paper can he removed daily, twice II
day or weekly, and filed away, and the
workman's time Is practically in his own
handwriting, but Is entirely beyond his
control.
To prevent one man from registering
for auothrr, AS each register ia recorded
a bell rings, SO that man registering
twice could be easily detected by any
one in sight. This Recorder also has a
device BY which the key, alter n partial
turn, is locked in and cannot be taken
out until it registers, so that the excuse
Of on attempted register is out OF the
question,
These machines are built very strong
and durable, and it is almost an imposai.
bility for them to get ont OF order, but
should they do 30, the first man attempt
ing to register must find it out by hay.
ing his key locked in, and can report it
at once.
| The manner Of registering is very SIM
pie, aud one hundred men can easily
register inside OF five minutes. Each
workman is given a number, and when
he goes to work he takes his key from
the keyboard, inserts it in the key-hole
OF the Recorder, turns it hall way around,
takes it out and passes in TO bis work.
By this simple action he has recorded
upon the paper ribbon within the ma.
chine the number OF his key and the
time. twill repay the trouble Of osil-
ing TO see i.
GLoBE CONTRACT Co.
81 Fourteenth etreet.
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BURNED Bi ELECTRICITY.
An EmploJe of the FL, ciric Plant Severe
IIjureti last Evening.

An EmploJe of the FL. ciric Plant Severely
Injured last Evening.
George Deering, a young man EN-
ployed at the plant Of the Wheeling
Electrical Company, was very severely
shocked last Eight by placing his hand
upon the brush OF one q the lyaamos.
The instant his hsnd came in contact
with the brush bright flash OF electri.
cal flame enreloped him, and he was
knocked down insensible. He was
taken to bis boarding house, on Market
street, below Twtnty.sccond, where
three doc:ofs did all in their power for
him. His GOAT aad shirt wrre badly
burned and his ann is horribly cooked.
His condition was critical eas!y this
mOruiUc.
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NEW! NEW! NEW!

We arc now In receipt Of n complete
line Of Fall und " inter WOUlcny, con.
sistlDs Of 0yrrcOntines suitings, pun,a'
!cOnings and Fancy festlngs. which VI
warrant to make up In ilrst.claSs style
ut reasonable prices md III guaranteed,
A complete line of Gent' Furnishing
Goods in stock. Seamless Merlno ind
Fast Black Half liUse Ut zoe n pnlr,
Wear our celebrated all.woOl Knit
Jackets. {. HESS 4 SONS,
1891 l. 1873 Market Street.
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EDy. L. Rose !; Co., haze on sale the
largest variety OF the most elegantly fin.
!shed fancy wood Sewing Machines eyer
brought TO this city. And in the spirit
and good cheer OF Christmas tide they
are asking no more Tor them than for
those of plain wood, which at all times
are the very lowest-ior cause see ad.
vsrtisement in another columns. Re.
member, you not only have choice in
woods, but get the hest se,ring machine on
earth. No. 81 Twelfth street.
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Gkll,,hll,E,
AL Sorts of IrocGt News and Gossin from,
the Glass City,


AL Sorts OF IlocGi News and Gossip from
the Glass City.
Forty members Of the OF ?. lodge here had
Il royal time 1T lIaraesvillc Friday hight.
Seventeen new members were taken info the
First Presbyterian cEarch yesterday morning.
Report Is going the rounds that the mil fac.
tory here IS Eoirs 10 start the iEs! OF the year.
Miss Taylor, the former training teacher here,
Will spend part OF her holidays here among
old friends.
]. N. ReeS, Esq, former attorney OF this
county, now OF kansas City, Is here on business
and calling on FRIENDS.
Robert snbauger accidentally cut his foot
Wih Enlie iasl wtNS. lie IS quite lame, hay.
Ing caught cold III the wound.
tx. M@asger Cabot. Of the steel works, was pre.
sented with an elegant GOLD watch and chain 6v
the steel workers SATURDAY night.
\ dog on the street hero Saturday amused moo.
pie by turning t.ck sOnlersaultS aud Catching
snow halls. The dog wSS beauty and well
trained.
An aunt Of lack Adams, living with him Oh
Gfevel Il went out 10 the milk wagon yester.
day. md In crossing the sidewalk Stunned an5
tell, breaking her right arm.
The Snow and lee Slid OF the First NJ f.
chIich ROOF yesterday, completely leuOIishinr
ihe steps. ience, eto' in The rear. The SUNDAY.
schohi SCHOLARS went through the church III the
morning.
hspe 'isl train OF several coaches arrive. last
night from Tl:lin via the e. & f., having on
nontc The BellGire boys who are working In the
Northwestern Ohio gas regions. They ca,ao Ia
tpend Christmas >'''0 :"
The furcml OF the lale John McCau!cv took
Place Yesterday under the auspices Of Ionic
Lodge, y. +; Il y. u. An the Other Masonic
lodges, aswell rs the 90. T., turned out In
body; The iune.Al Was one Of the largest ever
\. Comp. OF Lancaster who left here las,
year 10 wot X in the window elusS works there
l. back again and says he wifi stay this time.
He lost 800. besides his time and additional
stock and wsgcS, IN the new factory. lie viii
20 10 work for the lellairc Window GLASS Com.
pany at once.
The Chau;nuqua circle ut the last meeting had
for It's lesson In English history the close OF the
French war, IN the titae OF Joan OF A5c, and Inc
Var; OF The RQSeS. Articles for iSclssiou, I'm.
der the leadership Of various members. were the
intellectual Development OF the English after
their Conversion 10 Christianity, the Ii Of
Scholar Of tho Middle Ages, and GoioouIai Eng
lish. The Circle Is open 10 all who Will joiu,
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If you cGnnot see and need spectacles
you siould cGii Oh us and have your Eyes
tested without charge. We laye the
finest instruments and more experience
tllnn any other Uptlelun In tho State,
aud guarantee satisfaction or money re.
funded. JACOB ". GRUBB,
Jeweler and Gptlclau,
Ger. Twelfth and Market Streets.
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OLE Sntrlliocutcr.
office, Mas. 81 mud ~ Fourteenth Street.



Stone 4 I hOmas-spccial Ollet-Four,h Page.
Wnnicd-liook ,kccrGr-F0utth Page.
WRntCd-CIty Salesman.
Grand Rapids Carpe, Sw cepcr.-Nesbltt 4 BIO.
Masonic funeral Notice
special Meeting OF BUILDER Exchange.
Proposals Tor LAms sud DiEcs.
$50 Reward.
Notice 10 the Public.
Notice to Contractors.
Grand Opera liOuSe-A pOx!ny Glove.
Opera House -L!zzIc EvarS.
For SAle-MulcG
wantcd-MAn that Understands Grocery Bust
ness.
NpleCcs-Gco. L. BtltCl & co.-gourth Page.
Dlamondl-l. G. Dillon Il ca.
handsome Christmas preserts-JOhnW.M
Holiday Goods McLalu BioLhPrs.
Artists OutllI--Sicoll Art store.
ChriStnaS ~ Nearing l.. Rose.
Holiday Goods-JOs, Graves.
Holiday PrCSentS-JOhn tflcdGl.
l.G Dillon & Co.-piAmonds, Watches. etc.
Fourth Page. ,..
Fancy Goods Decentralization & DAven
port-FOurth Page.
Diamonds. Watches, Jewclry-whea. 4 Ian
cher-Fourth Page. ..
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DiRmoGtls, Jewelry, Watches

Chains, silverware and everything in the
jewelry line. My stock contains articles
Of as good quality, and at as low prices
as can be found anywhere in the city
and persons who contemplate purchasing
anything in my line will do we'll to cali
aud examine my choice stock while it is
full and fresh. a. + STAuvER,
Mw&F 2l41 Market street.
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Another Calamity,

another frightful calamity, the results
OF which can be attributed 10 the heavy
snow storm OF Tuesday and Wednesday,
occurred on Main street, n few doors
above Twelfth, Yesterday. Theappalling
resalts OF his act Of Providence vas the
enlargement Of the cut and the tota! de-.
struc:ion OF prices ut Hof's shoe store,
at ll4S Main street, and the people are the
benefactors by it. CA!i and examine the
goods aud ascertain prices and you will
be convinced Of the truth. a large stock
OF rubber loot wear is kept on hand to
meet such emergencies as We are no8
brought to face and their prices have not
gone Gp.
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Nmns IIoliIny Katcs on tic II. & @.

December "a, %, 81, and January l,
the Baltimore 4 Ohio Company will sell
round trip tickets between all stations
west Of the Ohio river, including Chicago,
Wheeling and Pittsburgh and interme.
liate points, also TO Columbus, Cincln.
natl and St. Louis. Tickets good return.
ing until January 5, 1901.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-22

At ere O'clock this morning Charles
Albert Thompson, iofty-i.o yaa's old.
a painter who came here from Detroit
last August, died at the St. Charles
hotel after being i'll one week OF pneu.
monia. Thompson wsa deliriops all day
yesterday and 'was expected to die. lie
leaves q vile apd one child.
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Fact-Scene. yyhe,linr.

Citizen, to tramp, who has Just asked
for handout: 'Do you want a job"
Tramp: "What doing?'
Citizen: Saving wood.p
Tramp: 81 couldn't do that and keer
my present situation"
Citizen: What are you doing?n
Tramp: Nothing"
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Great Now. for the Enra

Edward L. Rose & Co. will offer dur.
ing the holiday season their $40 Boys
Safety Bicycle, Dandy" for S27 so, and
all their wheels at greatly reduced prices
No. 81 Twelfth street,
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II you intend erecting Monument,
Vault, Marker or memorial oil any kind
and want first class work and low prices,
call at Office OF l.. A. Moore, second floor
McLain's Building, 1905 Market street,
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BOUND volumes OF 81. Nicholas. Harper's
Young People, Vide IilUase. RaJyfrna,
Sunday, Nursery and Chanerbor for this
year at STANTON & DAvENroRT's,
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THG large remainder OF Japanese and
other ware from last year will be closed
out to quit this line. Some unique and
beautiful goods at low prices, for your
own use or for gifts.
STANTON 4 DAyESpopT.
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NOTICE.

Those intending to have their chill.
dren's picture taken at our gallery vii!
find it TO their advantage to come in the
morning cad avoid the afternoon rugh.
PLUNMER's, Photographer,
ll9S Main street.
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WATCHES.

The BadOllet Watch Is the finest In
tho world. There Is no hing made for
$500 or $1,000 that viii beat 1t. 10
bs Ind only Mt
WHEAT Il HASCiiEWS,
jewelers. and SilYersmlths.
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Our So 50 Mems Fine Shoe reduced TO
81. The best value in the city for the
money. See them at HoG's, ll43 Main
street =
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LADlES WATCHES.

We nre having a great sale Ia Ladies
Watches. You can get from us q good
solid Go!d case with Etsin or Waltham
st, m.wiId movement, fully warranted,
Tor $40. WHEAT l. ll,NCIIEk,
jewelers. und >ilyersmltls.
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Plush, Leather and Olive Wood Pho.
tograph Albums in new and regular
shapes. Ask TO see our 81 Silk Plush
Album, worth So so.
STANTON L DAYESrnRT.
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GLoBE Contract Co.
50 Fourteenth etreet.

Gop should see the small satsoi books
in line cloth and half calf bindings, from
two to six volumes to get. The best lit.
eraturc in the moEt attractive form.
STANTON Il DAVENPORT,
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In the price OF Gentlemen's Slippc.a
The largest and finest line in the CITY,
from 90 cents up at Uol's Shoe Store
No. 1l!3 Main street.
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SUNDAY SCHooL TEACHERS AND SUPER
ENTESDESTs will find an unusually large
and loy.priced stock Of Chritmao Cards
and Booklets at
STANTON 4 DAyESpoRr's.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. el.-for Western Pcnusyl.
yauia and West Virgins, CLEARING aud fair
weather: noriherly wiEds: Eight chsngcs In
temperature.
For Ohio, fair weather: westerly winds; flight.
IL cooler.
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A FRESH supply OF Drummond's
Greatest Thing in the World" and
PAX Vobiscnm" just received at
STA.ToS d DAyESpoHT's.
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We are Offering Shoes at prices thai.
you will never be able to duplicate. j.,
AicCrum d Co., 1898 Main street.
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TyPEwRlrERs IRON s. to $50. 4 most
valuable educator iol rtudious child.
4 most enduring Christians present.
EDw. l.. Rose l. Co.,
81 Twelfth street.
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ORDERS for pure Rye aud Bourbon
Hligky promptly li!ed at l.ally's, 2lOO
Main atreet.
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GO TO J. McCrum {; Co. for good wear.
ing Shoes. J. McCrum 4 Co., 1888 Main
street.
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TlE New Webeter'a International Die
tionary and Dictionary Stands at
STANTON & DAvESponT's
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-22

The thermonate- ut Schnepf's drug
store, Opera House corner, Saturday,
registered AS follows:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-22

Az unusually large and well selected
stock OF late works OF travel, fiction,
poetry, &c, &C., at
STANTON & DAyESpoHr's.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-22

CALL on ]. McCrum & Co. lis week
and get pair Of Slippers for Nmas.