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Work on tho Channel Pier.

Work was yesterday resumed on the
channel pier OF the new bridge to the
Island, the water haYing receded enough
to permit it. The men continued a.
work till q late hour last night. The
masonry ought to be above the water
line, and the crib firm on the piling be.
meath it, by the middle Of nestweeE.
The workmen on the new back river
bridge are pushing tho work with all
possible haste. Yesterday the large
traveller was completed and two hoist.
iag engines raised upon the false work.
Everything is nov ready Tor tho iron,
and the work Of ra;fing it into position
| will be begun Monday.
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ri,e opera COMPANY.

The Benefit oulton Company sans
"The Grand Duchess'' Iast night at the
Opera House. The seats were all sold
in advance, and the standing room sign
was opt when the curtain went up. The
performance was 40 creditGble 70 the
company and as satisfactory to the audi,
ence as have been all the operas OF the
week. The costumipg was fine, and the
ensemble work especially pleasing.
This afternoon at the matinee "The
Black Hussar" will be given. It is one
Of the prettiest operas in the repertoire,
and included q handsomc march and
the wooden shoe dance. This evening
the engagement will conclude with the
ever popular "0livette," which the com.
pany puts on magniGcently.
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Tho St. Luke's AIisnion.

Rev. MIR. Christensen had two good
congregations at St. Luke's church yes.
terday. In the morning his subject waS
preparation for the Communion" and
laat night his discourse was on "ObeGi.
ence." Services will DO held to-day and
Tomorrow at 1880 a. M. and 1870
p. m. on Sunday at 4 p. m. MIR.
Christensen will preach 10 men only.
Services will be held Monday and Tues.
day q! the usual hours, and Tuesday even.
ing the mission will close.
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BELLAtItE.
Al Sorts of Local News ard Gos,ip from,
the Gin. City

AL Sorts Of Local News ard Gossip from
the Gins City.
The Hudson tool. n big lot of rlass here ves,er.
gay LOT southern points.
Thee are twentyseven moulders at work now
p. the Dellairc stove foundry.
A large shlpmcn; OF glass novelties was made
from nero 10 San francisco yesterday.
Thieves tool: the greater part OF jesse II. Purn.
eIIs chickens from their roosis Oh Thursday
night.
The shNnty boats that were down the river all
summer arc returning. Bellaire seems 10 be u
good place 10 winter.
\ thirtecnyear-Old girl In company with a
stranger on the streets attracted considerable at.
tention Thursday night.
Ihe Ohio Valley railroad people arc again re-
ceiEins tles Ut this point, the steamer McCon.
nell having brought thell up.
Thirty or forty GAINESVILLE X. OF r. visited
Beliairc lhtfsdHy hight. a good time Is ~.
ported aida large supper was p~artasen Of.
Eleven hunters with guns and tmps aud two
dogs passed through here yesterday west. They
street.
A drunken woman was found lying IN tho
rear CT RI. Meals stables, aud lay there all
day yesterday, until takca In charge by the gu.
thOritics.
Henry Rolls, n former porter at the Windsor
hotel, Is in charge OF the thirty.fve colored men
At work on the Ohio Valley railroad. They are
NJ WORK In the qrarr!es along the line.
Elsie, u nine'ysar.Old daughter of John Lou.
densiascr.. OF the Fourth ward, drank cOpccn,ra.
teG lye IRON a box left cLTeiessly sitting near
where she could reach Il. Her mouth was badly
burned, but she will recover.
There Is a talk Of a chRnscin the management
Of the Terry boat here, sS one Of the heirs has
lust become OF age, lnd his younger brother will
make him his guardian. thus getting the man.
aeement into their own hands.
W. B. Foster. living near wsrnockrs. had a
small! granasy burned on Thursday night. This
was the second attempt. Tracks were found
leading 70 and from The building, and arrests
VIII soon follow. The building and 90 bushels
OF Erain were destroyed; partly insured.
William sinsrm. who purchased the old E,ra
NS9usactaFiRg C%omranJ's plant, paying StS. 100,
sold IL again this week to tic .Etna MunuiaCtur-
Ing Company for $1,000. The new company is
composed o. four Of the cid stock holders, and
MI. owen ehan has been made President.
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Farmer J. G. Lewis and twenty artists
will give one performance on Monday
evening next In his great musical com.
edy, Isl PlunkaId." In addition 10 a
number Of fine ~specialtias, Mr.. Lewis
will introduce q regular working thresh-
ing machine in the third act. This COM
2any has been goingall oyer the country
for a number OF seasons, doing great
business, and the Grand will not hold
the people Monday night. Seats at
Weir's,
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ABOUT PEOPLE,
Strangers In tho CITY ard Wheeling Folks
9 Absoad.

Strangers In tho CITY and Wheeling Folks
o Abroad.
Hon. Sep Hall, OF Welzel county, was
up yesterday.
Hon. L. Danlord, OF St. Clairsyille,
was at the McLure yesterday.
Hon. G. w. Atkinson left yesterday
morning for Washington, D. G.
County Constable Love returned yes
terday from a visit TO Mckeesport, Pa.
Mrs. Captain William Dillon is very i'll
with pneumonia ut her home on
Fifteenth street.
Mr.. John T. Cowl, Of tho postofice
force, left for Washington, D. c., last
night on business connected with the
office.
Miss Jennie Bailey, OF the Public
Library, leaves today for Cincinnati,
where she will be the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. George a. Howard.
Mrs. L. A. McLain, OF Elm Grove, has
withdrawn her invitations Tor receptions
Oh November 81 and December ., on &C.
count Of tho illness Of her niece.
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A Prominent Man Hurt.

Yesterday forenoon Mr.. ]. F. Kenna,
was walking on Chapline street south OF
the creek, and when in front Of W. W.
Twins drug store, he slipped and fell,
his head striking the pavement..a terri
BILE blow, and knocking him ;naensible.
He was carried into the drug store, and
DR.. Baguley restored him to consci GUS.
ness and dressed a cash cut we his
right eye. He was then taken to his
homo on Fourteenth street in the patrol
wagon.
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ale Satellioenter.
0nlce, Nos. 10 and a;TourtccnthS troct.


ATlmoly wAtnipS-Dn. Copeland & Bell.
bricks for sale.
Fourth street N. +. Church.
TuniCd-A Good Girl for General HOMEWORK.
-. Wnhied-Al Agents, etc.
First Presbyterian Clutch.
Valuable Farm For sRlc.
81. Luke's l.. Y. Church..
Cahl oil Thanks. :
JnpNncSe Lunch Baikcis- living Bfo7.
Lit Of Letters Remaining in the Postohice.
II You Want Lemon bot Drops, cic.-k. H.
List,
tffaga Opera House 81 1nrkR.d.
W6uted-BUArd BY a Young Man.
New Jackets -Geo. Il. TaylOr-Fourth page.
For Ea!e-S. Sesbltt, Jr.
Attention, Bpotuinpui-T. q. Dillon 4 Co.
boy H'auted-f. ". banner d To.
Drsts Fenders-SeSbitt d bro.
Subscription Hooks.
Hoee & lro.-lIardwarc, etc,
IiAndIome Christmas PIesent-John W. Myles
Closing Out salo-MisS Kate Carver.
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MARTINS FERRY.
Social aud Personal Notes-Sow q. Il l..
Schedule, clo,

Social aud Personal N0tes-Sow q. 4 l..
Schedule, cto.
Franz! shuttieworth IA III the South for Spence,
Daggs 4 Co.
Mrs James Lewis has returned from m ex.
tended visit In Kansas.
81. Faults Episcopal church wifi 10 tighted
With electricity In u few days.
Mt. William DarRett, Of Warren, o., Is visit.
Ing the family Of Nj, Henry Warwood.
For satc-Young fresh COW. VIII DO sold
cheap. Apply box go, Martins Ferry.
John Waters, Of New York. Is visiting bis
sfoihef, J. u. Waters, on his way to Spring
4 change VIII he made In tho trustee o, the
stsalBhten the street.
On Thursday e%teatns Charley Wagner enter.
tained u party Of eight Couples OF young friends
nj his home on Hanover street.
Rev. NJ. Il. Smith, Of Welkyiilc, will preach N
tue Baptist church l0'IiufroH IN The absence Of
the pastor, Rev. Z. NJ. Conway.
MIL. MGnnlx. Superintendent OF tho pub,
III December on GLOW 10 Keep sttong.'
Tho dining room boy NJ the Hotel haywood
had his right loot mashed yesterday BY letting n
Hal Iron fall on II, aud went 10 mis- home at
Barnesvillc.
The chap who tried 10 self watches n, The
i.auRnln mil anu sold one At the BonwoOd
blast furnace, also sold Quo ut McarS' key factory
anu ono at the Standard mill.
Mr., Th8s, J.. Irwin, manager Of the New
Brighton Glass Works, came home yesterday
on account Of the shutting down Of the works
CAUSED bya failure OF gas. :,
Yesterday Marshal wesiwood received an Al.
onyinous letter containing tho namts OF eight dlft
iefent girls nc used Of stealing fine wate from,
Tue Northwood Glass Works.
Fourth street has been paved with Are brick
down as FAR us the Terminal conpany's tracks
and the work viii be fnIShcd 20 Washington
street In a day or two. .1he stone culvett below
Warrington is still unfinished.
Henry Mercer, who went from Mt, Pleasant TO
NepfnSga seven years ug0, moved his family
back Yesterday, aud sais he has had enough OF
tho west. His crops were burned during the
recent hot wave, and he says therp wCrc no,
over i've bushels oil corn III tho whole forty
acres planted In II, lle will hereafter reside Al
Mt. Pleasant.
4 new schedule will 10 into effect on tho C
y q; road t. fttotrow. Changes have been made
IN west sound Trains rs follows: 7:iG a. N. &c
10 u. m; l0;lOa q. IN. 10 lO:2O a. IN; / 80 y, IN. tC
I'D p: m; 1916 p. M. 10 SCI p. M; aud In EaSI
bound rs follows: $40 II, IN. toS:Sj a, m; 10 n,
o. IN. 1920 IL: M; 3:Os p. III. TO 2;5l y. M; owI
tralu saturdays G:a b. III. 10 G;l9 p. ~. nc
change In other trtlns,
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Effects Of tho Tariff Bill,

Is it or not2 And whether it is or mol
we know natural gas will 60 up so pei
cent after December !, and the necessity
for economy II; its use becomes more i'm.
perative. The economic gus stoves sold
by The Globe Contract Company, SO Four.
tenth street, will save you fully so pei
cent in your gas bills. This is the yer.
dict OF all. Leave your orders soon, as
they 90 faster than We can get them.
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Old FolksiCelebrat,pp,

Miss Jane Mitchell, an aunt Of Major
]. W. Mitchell, living with his family on
South, Front street, Island, yesterday
celebrated her eighty.fourth birthday.
Among thsglests was Mira. Mary Woods,
Mrs. MitchelFs mother, a resident o. thio
county, aged 81. The "Reminiscences ex-
changed by the two covered q great
range OF years.
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Bowers; Assistant Vice Councillor, Mrs.
Ida Bebout; Guide, Mrs. Kate Potter;
Recording Secretary, James N. Ferrel;
Assistant Recording Secretary, Mrs.
Samuel Letzkus; Inside Guard, Miss
Jessie Evil; Outside Guard, Dorrance
McGinnis; Trustees-ior eighteen
months. Alex Bebout; twelve months,
T. NanBerg; six months, Mrs. Eliza.
beth EpElin. The Council was called
THE Pride OF Wheeling"
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POSITIVELY!

YVur last chance to-day md to.mnr.
rnw-tlose $40 and Sl2 0verrOa!s for
81 %. Biggest offer Of the season.
Remember, sale clCsts POSITIVELY
saturday night.
Owing 10 unreasonable weather, big
reductions In heavyweight Underwear.
II. HEYMAN, 100 Main street.
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bridgeport.

Mrs. James Gilin is lying dangerously Ill q,
her home about one mile southwest OF town.
Mrs. ". 7; Springer will orca n night fchool
az her residence near the City Hall on the FRS
Monday In December.
George Caller, the popular Cleveland 4 Pitts
pnrSh engineer, has returned to his Brllgepor,
run after Il brief visit out Of town.
Joseph Dolon and Len Donelly returned yes
iefday from q two weeks deer hunt In the In,
terror Of West Virginia. Notwithstanding the
bad weather, Mr.. liolon brought home an eS,
ceecinSly fine buck us Il reward for hts fine
marGsmanship. 1t weighed IDS pounds and car
ried d fine pair Of antlers.
The reception rendered their friends By Miss
iLyde Holloway and Mrs. D. Mcdonald at The
nome Oh their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Holloway,
TeStefday, was ihe most pleasant social event
bridgeport has known in years. 4 large humber
were II attendance aud m elegant lime Is re.
ported ty those present. The Opera House Or.
chestra played It's sweetest music for the Occa.
with the delicaCies OF the season.
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And it may do you good to look over
these prices:
Ladies' French Dongola, Hand Wells,
Dongola Tip, all widths, s..
Ladies' DongOla Hand Turns 50 so.
Ladies' Dongola Flexible Sole s..
Our own make Mems Calf Shoes s..
Our own make Mems kangaroo and
French Call Hand Sewed, 81.
]. II. LOCKE & Co,
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FIGURES THAT ARE FACTS.

We always have what VIC advertise.
For to-day and tomorrow, KLINE
BROTHERS, Reliable Clotlllers, lilo
Main street, offer: /,
Fine nll.woo! Mellon, kersey and
Hcarcr OrercOals for men at ~ 90,
worth $l2 10.
Ftue att.wooi Cheviot Suits for young
men, worth SIC %; sec them In our
window at s. 50.
Open III . p. u, every dny, salurda>
till II p. III.
Polite attention. No mlsrepresenta'
tlpn, Call CARL and avoid tho rush.
KLINE BROTHERS,
tl40 Main Street.
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The Boston Ideal Banjo, Mandolin
and Guitar Club fairly captivate their
audiences. The members are all artists
OF the highest rank. Their music is
truly wonderful. Seats can be reserved
at the Y. NJ. q. A. for next Mondays
COMFORT ---
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Atameeling held at the knights oil
Honor hall on Twelfth street by mem.
bers OF the 0. U. A. N. and ladies' fol
the purpose OF selecting officers and per.
fectlng arrangements for instituting q
lodge Of the Daughters Of Liberty, which
will be instituted on the evening Of the
4!h OF December, the following officers
were chosen :Jr. Ex.Councilor, Mrs. Yir.
einia Meek; Jr. Ex.Assistant Councillor,
Mrs. Amelia a. Ferrel; Councillor,
James NJ. Ephlin; Assistant Councillor,
Mary Gillespie; Vice Councillor, Joseph
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TO THE LADIES.
THE WHEELING
IUSTALMENT CO.
1885 10 ii4O Market Street,

We're be;uv daily advised NJ an l.,
crenso In nflces ri carnets-TLs,ais
M falling Where .nrices nav enJ'Ina
every circular that carries the annor rra'
mani nj nm incrpnse there IA n man IT,.
nncertaintv about future figures om
voois.-As vat tf,ere's no limit 10 tko ~ II
ereaged pricea. and what's worse tRS,n'.
M knowinc what The limit viii Ss
Eyerything depends on the MARKS,
which Ia leyerish and has nm inward
tendency. The excessive duties on wool
created by tbe new tariff not has caused
n bic incrcaso In nrices-WooI has nm.
Joubtedly increased in yaluc and avery.
Thing That Il enters into will "a n consc.
duence be- dearer-We foregaw ilie fate
Of tho Mckinley billW wv knew It's pas
s eMa,,o wv" "nI unol eI ,r,s,o ~ thp "'s ,L ns
NV % hoMaHt Gods On nor CONT cL",mos
,hor ,vo cn,,,a INV to.lav-SWs Lnnatt
IN iarco observation-disclosures ~ AZ
ia,v ao,aa ,anresont Tho vnlnS ~ w..
;mwonso Garnet stork nnJ tha, s,o"u
hnncht whan nr;cSs were low on vaI.
SAVING Of ipnjrcJs NJ dolIn,s t :" ga
n~o,roSsN"Rnvinu ~ mn onnnrinn ~ ,; ous
| md In lnruo OGnntiting for apnt rpph No.
nniyo naheca i,s n saiiat III iii Gn .os
b,,t leaves ~ . maro;n jor roJne, usateS,
WLat wc snrea In nur I,eorv n,,roMs.
viii In saved Ia our Observation-Disclosures
MN, io.Jav wn will oHer snocioI I'LL
iinns in csrneIs@Tbis rednct;on IL e uu,
orol and o%~nIirs n NO na]r,;cnisr 10 Seh'
Rovsi WiItonnSWiltpn VnlvstsS Saw ~
n,,ots-Rodv and Tat,cst,y R,ueso Mo'
Inc moat cyon;s;,e Ies;"ns ond I'se1s IN
colors az wail no I,crain Sorna,s ; ~ G
most modern and 1lens;Hm an .'o
P;ch IN coIors a"I artis,;a p"rteips-
al ;nclr1od@Csrnets NJ e,nr. . nos ate
ali" ]onniitv ~ ,aJMcei u,;n:s I"ueS'S.
,rn odsr ior t,,e weet in tbla Seno :. :, mna'
u.p"''iAeh'
WHEELING lNSTALMENT co.
Well make special figures for snec;,,
Chamber Suits this week-We tsr omr
solid oak suits-Prices not commrnsmr.
ate with their value-Theso goods ia.
serve your attention THEY'RE well wor,h
S3S-Our tag will indicate our sneciai
price, $S0-We can very strongly and do
very highly commend tbess goods
Your own judgment, well exercised will
assist YOU in deciding that these rnoIs
never had even here equivalents for III"
Same coilatcrat-Re have sometime in
ash approaching these suits in s,vle SnJ
finish, not quite rs heavy but eonallv No
well made as our $50 sniis-Onr prices
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IF you cannot SEQ and need spcctacles
you should call on US and have your Eyes
tested without charge. We havo The
fncst Instruments and more experience
tIau any other Uptieian In tho State,
and guarantee satisfaction or money! re.
funded. JACOB ". GRUBB,
Jeweler and Optlcian,
Ger. Twelfth and Market Streets.
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FoR a cut, bruise, burn or scald, there
is nothing equal to Chamberlain's Pain
Balm. It heals the parts more quickly
than any other application, and unless
the injury is very severe, nc scar is left.
For sale by W. ". Irwin, @. r. Goetze,
John Klari, 9. schnepf, W. E. Williams
and III. w, Heinrich. D4w
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OF health and strength renewed and Of
ease and comfort follows the use Of
Syrup OF Figs, as it acts in harmony with
nature to efectually cleanse the system
when costiveo OF bilIious. For sale IN SOC
and 81 90 bottles by all leading drusgists,
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THOSE who attend the Y. NJ. @. A,
concert next Monday will be entertain.
ed by artists OF no common merit. The
Boston Ideal Banjo, Mandolin and Guitar
Club display the utmost skill in handling
their sweet toned instruments.
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A. very pleasant card party was given
at the rooms Of the Wheeling Club las
night. It was in charge OF a committee
composed OF J. K. Hall, D. G. List and
W. A. Bloomfield. The prizes were
awarded TO Mrs. Robert Deiaplain and
Mrs. Daniel List. The party was well
attended, and light refreshments were
served at II o'clock,
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In the case Of Frederick Flick and
Holmes, recently semitic the penitentiary
from this county for larceny, tho Supreme
Court Of Appeals, in session at Charles
ton, has refused TO allow m appeal, and
the men must stay in the Pen.
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BosIoS, MAss., Nov. 2l.-wool market dull;
sales l.5aI,c0 pounds. Prices were fairly firm.
Ohio $2aS3c Tor y aud Y and above, and at 3ia35c
combing ut i0ai2c, OF Ohio fine drlainG ut sc,
anu oil Michigan tine delaiue ut 35c. Territory
woods slow Mt GOa62c for fine, 5SaGec for fine
medium and 5ln55c for medium. In Texas, Cali.
tornia and Oregon woods quiet. Pulled woods
Tor fair 70 good super ut S0a3Sc, and for extra Of
25aS0c. Foreign woods have been quiet but firm.
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II you intend erecting q Monument
Vault, Marker or memorial of any kind
and want frst.class work and low prices
call at Office oil L. A. Moore, second tlool
McLain's Building, 1905 Market street
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JUDaE CRANMER will preach at Simp-
con NJ. Z. Church on Sunday evening at
7:3O, in the absence Of the pastor, who
goes to Pittsburgh to take partsin the
dedication Of n new church.
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Two Dallnrn, Worth

Is what you get when you buy a pair OF
our Ladies' Dongola Flexible Sole Shoes,
all styles for s., or q pair OF our own
make Mems Calf Shoes, Congress or
Lace, for s.. J. Ii. LocyI K Co.
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The Boston Ideal Banjo, Mandolin
and Guitar Club will delight a fine audi.
ence ct the y. NJ. @. A. on Monday night
by their artistic and skillful playing
Seats reserved at Y. NJ. G. A.,
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OyR 50 ID Ladies' fine hand.sewet
button Is cheap at 3 Is.
SroSE's CAsH SHOE STORE.
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CLUE ORDERS.

Our Club Crler Department is growing In
favor. Our libcsnl Oler 10 Jay freight on Hll
orders amounting TO SIC aud upganis (sueni
exeep,eN has made for Us hundreds Of custom.
crs within radius OF 20 miles.
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Marble md Granite,

CLOSING out remnants Of Wall Papers
at % Eleventh street.
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Our s. Mems fine waterproof grain
leather Shoes are a bargain at 50 so.
Stones CASH SHOE STORE,
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ORDERS for pure Rye and Bourbon
Whisky promptly filled at Lally's, olOO
Main St, Kimmel Whisky a specially,
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OUR 81 10 Ladies' button Shoes are
cheap at 81 50.
Stones CASH SHOE STORE,
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The thermometer at Schnepf's drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday,
registered as follows:
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Tlle River.

The marks laat night indicated ID feet
Q inches. Reports from above were:
Brownsville-G feet Q inches and fall
ing; weather clear; thermometer 50 at )
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Warren-4 feet Q:inches and falling
weather CLEAR and p~leaaant.
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l.. S. Coon sells dry goods the oh eapeat.

JUST received, a full line OF superb
Wall Papers at IS Eleventh street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-22
CHINA DEPARTMENT.

In view of the increased demand for this class
OF goods during the holidays, We have added TO
our immensc stock pew lines. all the Latest
Patterns aud Decorations, aud VIII self NJ prices
that will Hstonish the purchaser.
Tea Sets, AdamGut!nc, plain. &C plcces."-s3 90
Tca Sets, AdamsntInc. decorated, &C pieces 4 90
{, e $685.. > Is
ated, il ............ 0 30
Dinner Sets, AcamautInc, plain, l0l pieces O 10
ioi o 60
Toilet Sets, AdAmantine, plain, 10 pieces : 80
Toilet Sets, Under Glaze, kugllsh decor.
ated, 10 piccrs~..""-."..--~-....''...."." !" ~
The nbore are only n lew OF orr prices OF
goods that are well known. Our stock consists
Of the finest.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-22

For chpsp Wall Papers 50 to IS Elev,
,enth street;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-22

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