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!. Prosperity Assembly pead.

q Alta meeting Of Prosperity Assembly
X. OF L., held last week, the body
wound up It's business and ordered
the officers to return to, the General Sec
rotary all the paraphernalia and .docu.
ments which it holds. Prosperity AS
sembly was mixed assembly and is the
foundation work upon which several Of
the city's strongest labor unions were
founded. The assembly gives up its
charter, principally because the order Of
which it was n branch is no longer. in po-
sition to be useful, and themembers will
probably form Federal union; under
the Federation Eof Labor, to take its
nlacn 90. e
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Wheeling iInstalment Co,


THERE'S nothing here that we wouldn't
have here.--There is nothing that Won
don't want. Everything we Offer This
week is as fresh as \ flowers culled i in
spring time.-We haven't any old stock
to offer at reduced prices.-W hat iWfs offer
are brand new goods5 at rock bottom
hgurea.-Goods, that we can recommend
goods that will please wherever thew
are acedT7-goodsy that carry with them
eursreputation---we offer at prices That
will ScompelS you to come here!,-Yon
can't study&your own interest and ! miss
this opportunity Of buying brand new
goods Of the same prices that you nav for
old STOCK. elsewhere. II you haven't the
ready money don't stay away2come
aaInyhow--we will gladly ielpayou out
We're not afraid I to trust.-Don't ieny
yourself anyj comfort our immense stock
can contribute, for want &of money
Come here, select your goods and wen
deliver them for you.-Y GU can I nav ia
back on 3 easy Spayments swhilo Won re-
using them.-Donf T do without ANYTHING
we have here when its within reach Of
all.-7-There is no excuse for not having
comfortable home.-2- The w heelinp In.
stalmentg Co.., II 36-l13S-1l4OS Market
street, offer many inducements 10 house.
wives, and 1t remains with them to take
advantage sof them. E7s;lSSaI {ASIy5S
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a Popular Sunday school Onlcer. n ~
IS The Sunday school Of the German NJ:
=. Church yesterday. evinced its appre.
citation OF the valuable services rendered
it by Mr.. Ernest R.. Metzner in the office
OF Superintendent for over three years
past AT an opportune time the popular
Superintendent was considerably dis.
concerted by a change in, the usual pro.
gramme Sof exercises, Z the interruption
being fol-, the purpose of presenting him
with a very handsome easy chair. II 1t
was all 80 unexpected that for the mo:
ment Mr.. MetznerS hardly. knewswhat, to
sav or dn
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News from the River

a The river was still falling slowly: last
night, and marked Ia feet 6 inches on
the !wharf gauge. The Rainbow, passed
up for Pittsburgh at z O'Clock yesterday
morning and was followed by the Lizzie
Bay at 10 a. M, and the Elaine at 4 p. m.
The Courier passed down to Parkersburg
ats a. m. The Louis a.. Shirley left for
Cincinnati at noon..@ The Joseph Wal.
ton, Ed ! Roberts, Tom Dodsworth and
Nellie Speer passed down yesterday
with coal, and the Joseph. Cook up with
empties. The Andes will Sbe up this
morning enroute from Cincinnati TO
Pittsburgh. Il IL ~ Y s i
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LOU SWABACKERi

Has just received an invoice OF tho cele.
brated LaF0rge French Kid Gloves In
all popular: shades, which we offer at
,G6c, worth 81 25. This glove has never
been cquullcd. Our positive fast black
Hosiery stand Is without u peer. 5Sa Every
pair warranted. Ii. they aiscOlor the
ilesl or ladu aller repeated washing we
replace them with other; Hose. n Our
new line Of Embr0lderies md I'orshOn
Laces now In. 20 - s l;s3.ljvs.f
- 5fs5 - RI MI Y u II NJ. u II n
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jury, for n SpccInl Case,

~ The following special jury has beer
impaneled BY Sheriff Steenrod to serve
in theS case Of a.. NJ. Phillips vs.: the
Wheeling Railway Company, the suit
growing out of the killing Of Phillips
son by, an electric car: John McCurdy,
William North, ) George Butler, G. G.
Ray, Luther Kimmins, j. Woods
Peter Miller, Michael o. Kane, ]. E.
Hughes, II. F. Jones, John Bodley, l.
". Blond, John E. Reed, John Becker,
R.EY..fArkle, John .Frew, ]. G.&Whyte,
john Giyini D. Ratclitl and James
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Transfers OF Real Estate.

The following transfers OF real estate
were admitted to record in Clerk Hooks
office Saturday: Il.
i Deed made January 10, 1890, by John
w. Morris and wife, to Louisa Heger, for
the west one:half{ OF lot No. 1913, on the
south side'of Sixteenth street. Consid-
Grafton, s. 900. &: 4 \:
h Deed made January !, 1890, by Louis
+. Stifel, to G.E. Wincher, for 40 feet Of
ground ION the west side South Front
street. Consideration, 81 900. ~.
Deed made December 81, 1889, by
Alexander aing, to D. A. Cunningham,
for part of lot No. i, in square No. "a, in
the sBellaire addition. Il Consideration,
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4 In heavy weight EWoOlcns, consisting
Of Suitings, PantalJ0nlng and Over.
coatings, which We warrant 10 make up
In flrst.class style. Y " s9!i, Ill.,
81 LOO dozen niUre OF those celebrated 95
cent Halt Hose in Fast Blnck, Merino
and Cancels Hair just received. !aa3A ~
I'll Umbrellas-A complete line OF Silk
and Glorlai ClOlli,will G0ld, Silver and
Natural Mood Handles, ut "a ~
ca HESS "a SONS, Il Il,
1891 T. 1898 Market Street, q
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Gbr ss5llltcllll i G. FL,
!. ONCE Nos, 70 and - Fourtoe nth Street.
! -. ~ -. s5atl,, ~ .al-r..s. r.
New. Advertisements.

1 II New. Advertisements.
II; wanted-Sta,e Insurance Agent. t&i.l}
characterization as stenOgrapher or Type
a Notice 10 Saloon Keepers. q s i
nv NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Benwood Iron Works.
For Rent-Leatherwood Residence. fisIl e "a
7 Gotice-O. $. philpott. " ~
e Grand Opera Ilouic-Eagles Nest. ,lyl
Notice-Miks Mary Flanagan. Z 4. 81
~ lloge & Bro.-The Ideal Feed N III. sSt.
Arlington steel Plate SRanges-Joseph Bell
|, sunday School Helps-stanton & Davenport
Notice-knghtS Of 81. George.
e For ssle-A Manufacturing Plant. 81.
v For Rent-Jamcs A. Henry. ~ - "a ~
4, Wraps Geo. 4. Stlfel 4 Co.-Fourth Page. : 4
q That Distribution Policy.-,w. II. Curry, Gen.
eral Agent-F0urth Page. M AZ;
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BELLAIRE BRIEFS.

A. Fine Road to " bridgeport Il Proposed.
General News md Personals. ESssizi
Harry Batch; has gone to Findlay to work. S::;
John Graham is in Pittsburgh on business.
. Col, G. L. Poorman Inns had a severe attack OF
the grip. ~,
3 Mrs; c.. II. Dankworth is reported to be some.
what better. ~ ,!;
< Five men Of tho c. { P. shops here arc laid OF
with the grip. tss 81 4y
: The teachers examination here on Saturday
was SHINY attended. s-'5 d:
The Bellalre boiler works pay. amounts to
about 81 100 month. y s9;sst.l
z Rodeier Brothers, National glass works closed
Saturday for few days. :5s z 81 h. q
V little son Of Frank Robinson, OF the Fifth
ward, Is very sick with fever. s. 5iftI.y!
!. Sol Love, a former First ward policeman here,
is now one OF the force ut FIndlay. 81
William ,Warnock, sr., very old man, Is dan.
gerously III at his home at warnocks. " M
The would.be candidates for tho city offices
this coming spring arc hustling nowadays. S;i9,
81 great crowd turned out to hear L. J. Beau.
champ at the Elysian yesterday afternoon. szta::t
stWord was received here Saturday OF the burn.
log Of 7. 7. Kings dry goods store; at iMuncie,
5sThe long looked for plate glass for the Thomp.
son-Maddeuy building has arrived and Will be
glazed to-day. ~ i = r IS
Z Engineer William Price leaves to-day for
Columbus, to assist In the Campbell inaugua:,
= EX-SENATOR J: Nv. Glover was In town last week.
He Is now in the fur aud hide business, buying,
and shipping east. 70 81 =;
y Presiding Elder Mills, OF this district leaves
next month for u tour OF Europe. lie expects 10
be gone about three months Sal ~ sstei9,iSs
"a. E. Perry, Of Detroit, was here Saturday and
ups nearly all the sheep pelts In This
vicinity held by the local buyers. ~
\ George Donaldson, one OF tho men burned at
the steel works last week. Is In fair way TO ~.
cover, but at times is very uncomfortable iJS3iE5
Z Frank B. Archer. George E. Morgan and Lee
Linden left yesterday for Mt.iVernon to held In.
stall officers In the X. Of r. lodge there.
3 The focal glass workers held their usual
monthly meeting satur,lay.:tA large crowd was
10 attendance and some oi; the boys paid big
!. Hints have been thrown out 10 the effect that
tho gentlcmanly General Agent OF tho Bcllaire,
Zaiiesvlllc Cincinnati road will take unto him.
self vile soon. 9lII,S5E
GAyoung man working around the steel works
went to the electric hight plant the: other day
and f0rynftinp him salf rnf NM hop Ia, ,bo,r
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lfy Uu caiinOt see anu, need spectAcles
' lVu, Should call gu w And have your Eyes
\ tested SMithUutS charge. 5EWcf have The
4 finest instruments and more experience
/ tlan any Fotller: vpliets.n In the State,
sAld guarantee satisfaction or money 70.
funded. JACOB W. GKUBB, 81
3ls;3 n Jeweler and Opuclnn, Il
Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets.
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HOLIDAY, Post Committees 4,

1.-The following committees were elected
by, Holiday Post, IA: R., at Saturday
nights meeting: Memorial Committee
IF. L. Stanley, S. Brubaker, John Nc
Adams, w. J. Hamilton, J. R.. Marsh, P.
S.Fletcher, Joseph MARBLE, ]. "A. Faris,
CT. Reed; F. 81. Crago,' Oscar Seeley,I.
II: Sadler, j., NJ. Ephlin, J.iL .9Wise and
W. S. Meek. Il Charity Committee-John
McAdams, John Holt and WI. Gil.
breath. Delinquent Committee. NJ.
Ephlin, ]. w. Harrison and ] i. Il.
Sadler. 49, =. =.
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NJ Va, r,,,,an N ai.,ooo Y N /. so,ntv5
.oS,,, NV oua, y. ,,ayntn. ssis.Wnu n. To-
Snninsi Z H. ..sIVhasiJnv y liz maSs HI nais,en
,.i dnwn ~, r,,nr n :, 500 ~
VIII a OWN WV tNc! ias' "seA.A
u The funeral Of Charles Poole, the unfortunate
who was burned 70 death a. the steel plant, look
,sSI o,y, aaI M nS Sty senuea
49,, ~. =. 49,
4. IN DIG freight wreck NJ GLENCOE last wecs wAs
the sensation OF the year LOT tho people OF that
section. Z, Many Of them profled BY tho accident
AUD laid IN some hats ior wear next summer.ASi
Z Hon. D. Wagner, j.. I, Flynn, J |. u. Dafrah,
Thomas Mccormick and d great many other
good Democrats left last night for Columbus 10
30 IN attendance at Governor Cam pbell'I In.
augunlion today NJ ES.{g $50 tystSs
Tho country roads arc daily becoming worse
and worsc aud farmers. wagons arc now rare
sights OF, The Streets hero. The local tralus on
railroads are ia consea ence crowded with coun.
Try people cotniug 10 town,
Jnhn Nc,.rF to,i r,o,, in co., oh,,,o a, NO.
onns ros nrts satv,day and rota IN hnnas
N M icf, VII, NJ as .n,srs, c,ho,
sn.on. br,sns ,Sss ~ I.s bns ~ Vsrs
smo "a ha iali ,xas a 81 Sont h, ;,os @
~ Ihil was uuG uDOut kNeuky letk.
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AOuestion,

~ Do you suffer with habitual constipa-
ton OF, biliousness 2 3. II so, try the pleas
ant mutt laxative, Elixir Of Dates. Il 1t
will cure you. Sold in so cent bottles
by 9. R. Goetze, WV. Irwin, w. a E.
fWilliams," John Laughlin. Logan Drug
Company and Goodwin & Co., wholesale
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Wheeling Instalmenlt Co.

L., ~
n The quotation "Humanum est errtarren
is the best apology we can make tfolr: 2 our
many shortcomings in the past, and
with it we promise amends. i Systems
cannot be inaugurated and strictly OBJ.
served Ias quickly as we should like it
.done:-1t takes time to make perfect
The immense trade that was ushered in
at our. grand opening last November, and
continued till the close of S9-pointed
out many improvements that I'VE have
already established. In asking there
fore for your patronage this year-we do
so knowing full well that you will an.
preeiate our efforts-and promising YOU
at the same time that we intend to serve
you better than X ever before.-Yonr
interests are identical with ours.-To
serve: Won ia Ia n1aaaa re ssgsttl fagIsYi ti,s
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] Extrn IIirl, Cut scl,,or,ol sh ,,,, =,

q Look in our1window and see the
Misses and Boys Shoes marked Sl.4O,
nine inches high, worked button holes,
with or without tip. n !;
* ALEXANDRIA Co., ,1049 Main street. 4,
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iPlensing Sense

OF health2 and !strength2renewed and Of
ease and I comfort follows .itheSuse Sof
Syrup Of Figs, rs it'acts in harmony with
nature to eiiectually3 cleanserithe system
when costive or bilious. For sale in 5Oc
and 81 90 bottles by all leading druggists.
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QUITBEAEGOODE MEETING
o!>,ffsthes Ohio y!a.lleyS,T-tatde AS
s'se'm,llb'lysH4 li.t4.s Yesterday
i LoNGSLIN E Of Of BUSINESS NESS
Ofgi Importance Transn ct cd - No
Agreement with the G ROGERS As
ISOLATION Arrived nt-Four I.
New Local Lodges J DIN. I,

l& a. large anu cntnnSlaStlci meeting Of
the Ohio Valley Trades and Labor AS.
sembly was held yesterday afternoon.
President Woods was not present, and
Miss Agnes Leatenberg, the recently
elected Vice President, was given! her
first opportunity TO preside over tho
body, and the body was treated 70 the
novelty Of calling on Miss President
Nineteen new delegates we're admitted,
twelve OF whom are from; new organiza.
tions which is surely q good showing. n.
The first matter reported to the Assem-.
bly,! was the settlement of the trouble
between the Carpenters Brotherhood
OF Martins Ferry and B. Exley & Co., Of
that place. Prosperity Assembly X. OF L,
reported that 1t had returned It's charter
and asked the Assembly to withdraw all
boycotts; that have been ordered from
time to time at the &inBtauce OF that
Assembly. The lantern factory EN-.
ployGs asked that! the boycott placed
against that concern, be formally with.
drawn, and that the names which were
o f.i vi illo plaSk iist IN consequences
.. . ny Irouolc ~ Tug lantern factory DC
ei T,s q, :, !. I, I, I. J. Z.
mc sPeelaIS coti,in!ttee: eonsisIing Oh
son, appointed to confer with the Brew
ing companies with regard to the pur.
chase OF home made kegs, reported that
they, had called upon them and had re.
o CSnI pao.se .ahs moale aae kess
sn Th ieI 20 y, .ue pfe,erenee
Mi; tnv Il, appo,n ~ come,
mi.n ;uG so.a,,.ee itHan Iue 1Iocers
nSeo.in., t;epot.tSa ~ presenting u
Iapsi eSuu ..;..ans Iae VIEWS oi TUG gro.
eets soanli.ee ~ deslres 70 Aglee tnat
luz E,ots y H ta , s.ta' hot naaele Tue
WI ~ siie N1,vln pakery 9r the
" neeh nuhet Il oouipahy, anu tnat
suey oia., ~. eu.i n1lt.uhion cigais, anu
asns ~, ie eua;.t tnelelor tIlat Inc Assem-
NY sliai, ass's. tlt.n ~ eaose ~! groceries,
,nea. snops anu e nahe,les, wnlcI u handle
,osei ne Jn t IutII anu ~ even,
us s;s,. a aiSo elas ;e h;ssieo sna!
ssist s.eia ~ S,v WI piiis trohl Work.
lns peoPle. " nsn . the matter was
p,i;eu onnos;t;o uite s.rJIg
sentluient ~ oPpositloni ~ tile Assembly
, ,astig ene responsiveness o. q col
et.,ns ags;nc Gesause !. nisnt, cause
~ .l na. uiSseli.lons, WIS aeIeiope9;
ue co,u,i,ste -, Was instiustce tnat ~
othef p'lf.s VI tlle Ptoosltlon afe accept
ao nj = y, i, I, :. T a., !,
he Nonil,a.teG vi ,U u, y repor-
leu having orsanizea tne clerks, inc axle
Moihers, ti,e Sn Me;, T;. anu sne em-
Pioyes ~ tne MIL Clty lantern factory,
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2 BUCKEYE EXTRACTS are strong and
sweet, put up in style so neat that they
are mighty hard to beat. ttAt all grocers.
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LOVING 10 the fact that We We expect to
move: on april 4, 1--WE will close out ia
large assortment OF new; and; shop worn
sewing machines, bicycles sand 4 type
writer's. Intending to devote our atten-
ton Z exclusively 5stoS the Standard Sand
White Sowing 9 Machines, ~ Calagraph,
World and Merritt STypewriters; and q
few makes, Of bicycles. Come early and
secure bargains. RI
M EDw. Z. ROSE q Co., y:
- &. KS IS T welfth street,
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ssa.g To the Ladies'. ;i!5is3S
The J, Wheeling l].il Ilstalments Co.
:,:1l1I'ae:1lss.1l4o MARKET ST., y.
\ Near Twelfth. St. 7.
To the Ladies'
~ .-S7s 80 - ~ -s'l = "a =
NeariTWelfth st. {

- Wy = Z =
With the beginning Of the New Year
comes the retrospect OF the old.-While
the year Just ended has contributed to
history many Gifts saddest incidents and
darkest pages-yet we as business men
are forced to admit that it has been with
us prosperous and highly successful
one.-?With its ending we have not
"SwoRN OFF, from our old system Of do.
ing business-but We have Turned over
a new leaf,n and made many good reso.
lutions that embody decided advantages
Tor our patrons of the present year. I'VE
have resolyed-frstly-to give you the
desirable privilege Of furnishing your
home with the most modern-stylish-
and substantial goods on easy, weekly
semi.monthly or monthly b payments.
Secondly--To 1 keep constantly before
you the largest and most complete line
OF Furniture-Carpets-Stoves and gem
eral housefurnishing goods.Y Thirdly
to sell all goods in instalments at strictly
cost prices. tsissF ourthly-to give ! more
goods for I less money than Il any: other
house, and on easier terms. Fifthly-to
deliver all orders with promptness and
dispatch y and, lastly-to offer you all the
advantages Of a perfect credit system. VS. :
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Dr.. Pasteur, the eminent physician,
says smoke Icamphor and keep the feet
drys and warm. We shall refer you to
your druggist for the former, the latter
result can be obtained by wearing our
Hand Sewed Extension Sole Shoes Tor
ladies. Opera and Common Sense Lasts.
G, D and L widths, So So ! For gentlemen
we have a genuine Cork Sole Shoe, Con.
gross or Lace, s. Is. i3:;;,
il Co., 1910 Main street. "
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4 ANNUAL. clearance sale OF Fine Shoes
t y ~ Sc L.5V. BLoND's. s.
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g Elixir Of, Dates =

Is a combination Of the active properties
of$dates, figs and prunes, & and other
tropical fruits. Its pleasant taste and
beneficial effects have rendered fit i'm.
menselyS popular. It cures habitual con-
stipation, indigestion, biliousness, sick
headache, piles etc.l Sold SinE so cent
bottles by O. RI Goethe, VIZ w. Irwin,
Wa E.:s8iWilliams and \ John PI.aughlin:
Logan Drug Co. and Goodwin & Co.,
wholesale agents. Ell
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q p. m.... ................ {.
observation-disclosures
Weather. Indications

w AsuINaToN, Jan. l3 For 4 estern
Pennsylvania and Ohio, threatening
weather, and rain, brisk: to high easterly
winds, shifting to: westerly, colder; lon
Sday night !witha cold wave. $ss5l' ~
"a Fol; West Virginia, light rains, souther-
ly, shifting etojfwestcrlyE winds, colder
Monday night, cold wave.
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Loss or LlrE.-Thousands sink into
an early grave for want OF a bottle of Dr..
Bulls Cough Syrup.
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l3OOSMAINSS TREET..
Wanted,. u 81 :,
General Notices.
fAeDMINIsTRATOR'S NOTICE.

4 Having been appointed administrator OF the
estate Of ". II. Hay, deceased, all persons know
ing themselves indebted 10 said estate are here
by notified TO call upon nc and settle. All pei
sons having claims against said estate will pre-
sent them Tor settlement. fsIta5',,f 49,,
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7 Thsr .urI,, /, RECORD Roc, /,

The thermometer at Schnepfs drug
y store, Opera House corner, Saturday,
y revistered as follows * n
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ANNUAL clearance sale Of Fine Shoes
at 3s 8a4!S L..V.s BLoND's. Al
IA BUCKEYE sExTRAcTsS are the best on
earth, foryon always get your moneys
worth, at all grocer, ~
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I M. J.McFADDEN,2
Clothing, Etc,
& BROWN

~ First In town with New Samples and New
Prices, with 4 reduction from 81 " TO IS 90 Tor
best Silk and Wool Pants made 10 order, aud
! suits the same: aud will close out my stock Of
Dry Goodu and Carpets at your prices, before
moving. ~ 5..f js5.-t J. W. FARRELL, - p
5's Ial0 NJ TitsSssst 2l01 Maiu Street.
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MI. McFadden.a
HATS! HATS HATS!

; : To tx attention upon my Hat Department,
and TO carry ont my purpose 10 make 1t the most
popular Hut Store In wheeling. have marked
my goods At prices entirely new to the people Of
this city. s4iii s'45g "a
Good Felt Working Hats. all shapcs, Soc.
fiuc Crush and Cigarette Hats. Soc, &c and 81.
Fine Fur Hats, latest style. 81 90, 81 Is. 81 10
~ Tourist Hats, Creased Crowns, 81 %, 81 80, 81 70
=. Wide brlm, Creased Crown Hats 5oc. 75c,
~ 1 have made special reduction In the prices
oil my large stock Of Late style Winter Stiff Bats.
- Good Quality Black Still Hats, 81 %. :sltszSI
u Good Eur Stlr H4p, reduced from 81 20 10 IS.
# Fine Fur stir Hats reduced from g 40 TO 81 70.
Extra Fine SLIT Hats reduced from Sc 90 10 10.
Boys Cloth Hats, all stylcs. IS aud Toe. gi2
and 60 cents. t,,s7;,Rys q $
Boys Plush. Polo aud Windsor Caps. 25, IS and
50 cents. ~: = q
Mems Plain Cloth Caps. Is aud Csc.
@ Mems Windsor Caps, with roll IS and Soc !!
g Mons Plush Windsor Caps, 81 co. 81 Is & 81 50.
M. J.McFADDEN,
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-13

man working around the steel works
went to the electric hight plant the: other day
and iorgetting himself put one hand on the wire
and one elbows on Tho machinery The next
instant he suddenly. mades a complete summer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-13

The Wheeling Instalment Co;
h,
1885, l38.1l40i MARKET ST, n sSS5
g JOS. II. AcARDLE, Manager. r
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-13

g. S. Goop sells dry; goods The cheapest,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-13
zSpEClAL LIBRARIANS!

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-13

Mn. HlrcIlcocK, bookkeeper for Paige,
Carey & Co., had a valuable overcoat
stolen in the Opera House Saturday
night. He went out Of the house and
lett the garment in his seat, but tho coat
was gone when be went back to look
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-13

!. Hints have been thrown out 10 the effect that
tho genticmanly General Agent OF tho Bclaire,
Zancsvlllc,& Cincinnati ROAD will take unto him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-13

iFORRENT-TW0 OFFICE ROOMS
AIsecond floor, No. 30 Twelfth street. Also.
one large hall, third floor, which can be nsea =
q lodge, room, etc. Apply 10 EMsHElAtih u,