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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-06
BgLlAIRE,
All Sorts Of Local News mud Gossip from
tho Glass City.

All Sorts OF Lucnl News mud Gossip from
tho Glass City.
II. 7. keyier has gone to Mcadvilo, Pa, for
i've Holstcln COWS. w "
Deputy rnWillam Darby Is In 81. clalrs.
possible. TFTT = I
The D., 2. 4. C. railroad passenger ,fala was
detained 1--WE hours yesterday at Crows, by car
jump ping the track. Z sI Z :. =,
Charlie Rodeter yesterday got from Rayenna,
Ohio, four full blood Durham cows and calves.
N. 8. Hopkins Brought them through.
A little son Of Louis schram, while at play
With a ~. BernArddog, was thrown by the dog.
Ills head struck a stone, and the doctors fear
conclusion OF the hiRiu.
Tho funeral OF Miss Mamie King, formerly OF
this city, but now OF Munice, Ind, will take
place to-day. Mr.. John Dubois Is at Muucic 10
attand the funeral. Several Bcllaire friends OF
the family sent flowers.
Hiram Roc. a Cleveland & Pittsburgh bruLe.
man. got under his train to uncouple the air
brake, Another brakeman, NOT thin Ing, gave
tue hignal 10 back. Roe was caught and his cloth.
ing torn. but he had presence OF MUD enough to
catch the steps in passing and drew himself UP,
holding on until tue traiu was stopped.
The insurance on the Dellaro stamping Com.
pauys burned plant has all been adjusted and
tho company gets si3,0O0. WUtkmeu are now
tearing down the old walls aud prspar .ng to
rebuild. During high wind yesterday a part
OF one OF the old walls fell. The company has
All tho vacant store rooms In the city In use for
their work. aud arc using the warehouses OF tho
belmont, .Etla and buckeye glass factories.
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no TEACH THE CHILDREN.
Good Projects of thew. Q T.u.-pr. cusl,.

Good Projects of the W. q T. U.-Dr. Cusli.
lug Thanked.
The W.C.T T. U. will hold a special
meeting at Eyancelistic hall at 8 o'clock
this afternoon, n. which tits desired that
all members shall BIO present. The
meeting is for the purpose OF teaching
childrea temperance, and II is hoped to
have Soodly number OF children there.
It ia also tho purpose to distribute to
poor people religious and temperance
literature, and members are requested
to bring all such literature they can
spare aud donate It for this purpose.
AT the regular meeting OF the Union
yesterday tho following restitution was
adopted:
RssOlred, That the ". G. T. U. Of
Wheeling returns thanks TO Rsv. Dr..
Gushing Tor tho interest he has taken in
the people OF Wheeling and our
children, as well as the taxpayers Of
this community.
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'OYERCOATS.

You will recognize the ituness with which the dictates
Of fashion have been carried in the construction Of
every garment Consult your pocketbook and decide on
the you want expend and then hear prices
You will at discover that you be satisfied
pletey as TO Style, Quality and Cost.
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NEW! NEW. NEW!

We are now in receipt OF complete
line Of Fall and Winter W0nlens, con.
sistirg of 0yercoatlgss, snitings, Pnnta.
tooHiDes and Fancy fnstjngs, which We
warrant 10 make up in llrst.clnss STYLE
at reasonable prices and lit g,laran' ced.
A complete limo of Gents Furnishing
Goods in stock. Seamless MCrino and
Fast Black Half Hose ut 95c u pair.
Wear our celebrated Atwood Knit
Jackets. c. HESS l. SONS, 81
1891 s. 1925 Market Street,
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An unknown being fell from the roof
OF Hof 3 mammoth boot and shoe store,
on Main Gtreet. The result OF the fall
was appalling, and terrible cut-a cut
in the prices Of mems cork sole shoes to
So so, the former price being S..
The accident did not stop here, as the
footwear for ladies met with eimilar
disaster. Shoes which heretofore sold
for s. we're so badly cut that they ara
now being sold like hot cakes for So %.
Those wishing great bargain in foot.
wear of all kinds should take advantage
OF this crushing iall =.
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LOST Roy.

When the boy disappeared he was
dressed in a brown suit Of clothes, knee
pants, dark overcoat and fur cap. And
when found was having his pictured
taken at Plummer's, he having pur.
chased contract ticket from one Of our
agents who are canvassinS the city for
our Elegan. Crayons and Photos. Sc.
cure your contract tickets from our
agents il you want to take advantage Of
our holiday offer. Remember these
tickets are being sold only for q few
days. PLUMMER's,
Photographer, 1l3S Main street.
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FACTS CONCLRSING GOLD,WATCnEs,
Diamonds and Jewelr,, tl,a. will Stand the

100 Test.
There is in the city no finer nor more
beautiful line Of gold watches, diamonds
and iewelry than that kept by Mr.. W.
F. Kreig, the jeweler, No. 1907 Market
street. Itincludes articles OF all grades
from the eheapes. to the finest and most
expensive and elegant ever brought 10
the city. Mr.. Kreig has been busy dur.
ing the past four months laying in his
stock OF goods for the coming Christmas,
and the goods he has collected are more
beautiful and embrace larger line than
he has ever kept before. He has been
diligent in securing the market for first
class goods ut low prices, and he has
selected the haudsomeat designs from
the different manufacturers until he has
gotten the finest stock and at the lowest
prices. Mr.. Kreig's customers have
many OF them been regular patrons OF
bis establishment for years, finding it to
their advantage to deal with him regu.
larly. The fall trade has been excep.
tionslly strong and heavy.
Mr.. Kreig does large business in or
dering fine diamonds, high priced
watches and sterling nilverware on
memorandum. He gives opportunities
in this way for his customers 10 select
from larger stock than anyone could
possibly carry and at low prices, because
he is relieved OF the expense Of the in.
terest and storage on the large and ex-
pensive stock.
He also has largo and we'll assorted
stock OF silver plated ware, onyx, marble
and iron clocks, sta.uary, opera glasses,
gold spectacles, etc, 10 be sold at the
lowest prices.
It will be to your interest to give him
a call. WM. +. KnEIG, Jeweler,
1907 Market street.
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MARTINS FERRY.
Minor Mntters Merely Mention etI-How the
People Over the Rivcraro Moving.
J. q, Ilawcs Is home from Nansdel1 for n TOW

foopls Over tho River nro Moving,
days. 81 n - =, V
~, Prss =. Smith, Of A.F.o. W. u, was III
the city yesterday. :
Rev; Father s. Nat,ingly, rector OF St. Mays
church, who las been on the sick list for some
8npt. jan Mannix, OF the public school, will
ssivo talk on GLOW 10 Keep SIrobg,p Ia tho Y.
MI. A. parlofs this evening. !
Martins Ferry should send man to Colum.
1ns to look after the interest OF her tax payers
uSniins inc meeting Of the Sta;e Board OF Equal.
Mr.. and MIS-. William Mann entertained the
members OF the Presbyterian choir aud a mum.
per O. friends right royalty at tncir residence OH
south Ihi'd street on Thursd, " evening.
Mrs. Anna Kane, Of No. % Penn avenue, Pitts.
DntBh; who came down on Tuesday 10 louk
alter Loitie Banks, who had stolen n lot OF
clothes from her gbout three months ago, found
het and tho clothes yesterday. Marsh WcstwOod
went 10 the residence Of MilIard VEINS, on
second street, where Lott!c has been boarding,
and mo woman wanted for the stealing re.
sponded to the knock. For a timo She denied
het identity, but later admitted 10 having
stolen the goods, and returned them. u
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sr.'F
q Cheeky Thief.

Night before last colored man went
into Cartwright's cutlery store, on
Main street, near Tenth, and asked to
be shown some good revolvels. Mr..
Cartwright laid out several fine ones,
when the man picked up a beauty worth
IS 90, glanced it over admiringly, and
walked to the door. He did not stop at
the door, but accelerated his speed, and
accompanied by man who was waiting
outside, disappeared down Tenth street
in about aseuond. The police have so
far been looking for him in vain,
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VIC can aud viii save you money. It would
DO nsclc" 10 make this assertion II wc d.d NO,
back 1t up with convincing proof We want
your Trade We will give you full value for
your money. We show you In plain tlgurcs
what our prices are, and wc know full we'll tbat
no other house in the State can sell tho same
quality OF goods at - :,
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The Ohio River railroad will extend
the usual courtesy TO it's patrons by max.
ipg special rate OF two cents per mile
each way over its line on account OF
Christmas holidays, selling tickets on
the following dates: December "a, %
and 81, 1850, and January !, 1891, tickets
good returning until January 3, 1901, in
elusive. Our connections make this
same rate to all points upon their line.
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10y BADLY HURT.
A Hattie In which ono of them Is Seriously
Wounded, rI

A Hattie In which ono of them Is Seriously
Wounded.
Yesterday number Of boys got into a
desperate fight for lads Of their size.
None Of them was over twelve years Of
age, and they wero all East Wheeling
boys, and their battle took place on
Eoa street just below Seventeenth. 1t
was apparently the crowd Of ten or a
dozen against three others. The three
were about equal to the greater number
until one big boy, Charley Arlnbfuster,
threw piece OF Inch iron rod about an
inch and half long, striking Charley
Devinney In the aide Of the bead near
the back, cutting an ugly hole from
which tho boy bled proiuscly. This
stopped the battle, and Devinney went
home to have his wound dressed. One
Of the other boys picked up the piece Of
from and carried It OF in his pocket.
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II REMEMBER Prof. r. L. Cumnock's
readings in public as well as his instrue.
tons to our students, with great satisfac.
ton, and can heartily promise any au.
aierce rich treat before whom he may
appear. have avery high opinion Of
his ability as a public reader, and as an
instructor in elocutior, and have never
listened to him without feeling that
have been both entertained and in.
structed. Rev. Francis L. Patton, D. D.,
President Princeton College. Prof..
Cumuock reads at the y. NJ. c. A. next
Tnesdny atif 49,
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GUILTY OF ABDUCTION.


ouit Court.
There was no session OF Part l Of the
Circuit Cour. yesterday, Judge Camp.
bell being absent at New Cumberland,
on account Of the death Of Senator B. j..
Smith.
In Part II the trial of Job Jeavons on
tho charge OF receiving stolen goods
knowing them to be stolen was finished,
and the Jury found him not guilty.
NV. I. Alshouse was then put on trial
for tho abduction OF Jessie SALESMAN.
The case was submitted to tho jury at a
late hour.
The jury was out forty minutes with
out being able to agree, when Judge
PAUL. adjourned court until evening.
On feconvening at 1850 the jury again
retired, and was out until about 0:20, by
which time It began to look 10 Nil about
the court as II there would BIO no yer
dict. Tho jury then came in, however,
and with the usual iormallties pro.
nounced Alshouse guilty rs charged In
the indictment, but recommended him
to the mercy OF the Goutt.
Tho jury was adjourned until Tuesday
morning. Mr.. Somerville, tho defend.
ants lawyer, moved that the verdict be
Get aside aud R new trial granted, which
motion will be argued hereafter.
The penalty affixed by the statute
under which Alshouse was convicted ia
little peculiar. II Is imprisonment In
tho penitentiIry for from one to five
yeere, or imprisonment in the county
jail for o term not exceeding one year,
and a fine not exceeding $1,000. The
prisoner was remandel to jail to await
further proceedings In lis case. Il,
Tho motion for n new trial in Harry
Seybold's case is to be argued today be.
| fore Judge PAUL. "sE
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LOU SMABAGKER- Our Holiday
Goods are now optn for inspection and
contain all The choice and modern fancy
g0Oss. Notably are our aprons, from
tue cheapest 10 the HH st, iu Lacs auo
Embroidered. Oar llandkerciliefS must
b. seen 10 appreciate both beauty and
ctlrapness jast received. new line Of
Imitation Seal, also Bear Far Caps.
NJ H. CT all prices. In Childrsn's FUR.
We have some beauties. We haye I'll
swell artide in tile way of al In.
dressed Kid Glnre, with Asirsclian cuffs.
There Is no'king To equal them In the
market. We have al endless variety
Of correct ST lis Of lettst novelties.
LEU sWABACkER.
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The Council Committee on Railroads
turned out four members to the meeting
yesterday afternoon. President Coch.
ran, Engineer Brown and Attorney Hub.
bard, Of tho Terminal Company, accom-.
panied them over the territory covered
by the proposed ordinance ior the Ter.
miual Company along the creek in East
Wheeling and In the Eighth ward. The
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Chief Of Police Delbrugge ia in receipt
OF letter from the authorities at Zines.
vile asking that one John Barch be ar.
rested II he is about here, as 1t is be.
lieved he is. He is wanted at Zancs.
vile for stealing a watch. The letter
says he Is understood to be working in a
coal bank at place seven miles from
Wheeling called Spring Grove. Elm
Grove is probably meant.
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lFiyOn canD0t zee and need spectacle.
TOu should call on us and hare your Eyes
tested without charge. &c have ihe
Hnest instruments aud more experience
than Hiy other Uptlcian in the State,
and suarnn.ce satisfaction or money re.
rnndeG. JACOB W. GRUDB,
Jeweler and 0ptfcilu,
Ger. Twelfth and Market Streets.
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vEncoATs...D. CLUBBING & co.
.OYERCOAT WEATHER!

GtoNsULr the Maps Of Fashion and get acquainted
with the range Of styles and then examine stock Of
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ALEXANDER eco
ii4e Main Street. Wheeling, w, vn
nn. Mall Orlers PROMPTLY FIllet = 80.

IA. - 3
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria,
L. S. Coon sells dry goods the cheapest


BosTos, MASS, Dec. 5-Wool market quiet;
sales 2.llS 900 pounds: Ohio Y Slas?c; Xxx L.as5
Michigan y 2gaSOc; No. 36a37c: MOL com6ing
i0ai2c; Ohio fine deaLnc 36a37c; Territory
woods steady at Sc for fuc medium, 63a55c for
medium: oregon wool slow at 2Oc: CALIFORNIA;
l,a2tc; ioal liA20c: pulled woods steady; super
s5ai5C; cStra at 22aSgc: foreign woods firm. -
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Holiday Excursions via the penns, lvanla

Excursion tickets will be sold at re-
duced rates at all ticket stations OF the
Pennsylvania Lines West OF Pittsburgh
on December 9th. 25th and 3lst, 1890,
and January lst, 1891. Tickets will be
good returning until January 9TH, in.
elusive. Tuds
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EAST Liberty. Pa, Dec. .5-ca,tle-R Receipts
and unchanged. IIogs-Receipls I,sSO head
shipments 100 head: market slow: Ph!ladel.
phIas 81 0oai OO: mixed 81 70a3 so. heavy Workers
50 56aS GO: light do s. s0a3 i8: pigs 50 50a3 Co.
sshesp-Reeeip,s 1,4Go head; shipments j 900
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Transfer Raeo,ded.

Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to rec.
ord a deed OF trust and deed made
November is by /. a. Rolf to Margare!
Z, Tconey and Daniel J. Toomey, ior
$3.50, lot 0 in Walter Marshall's addition,
on tho Island.
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and protect your wife and children by
an acceptable Christmas present? 4
on-forfei,able, incontestable, guarantee
option policy in the National Life Ipsur.
ance Company, OF Montpelier, is Just the
thing. Call on the General Agent, Con-
rad A. Sipe, 1915 Market street.
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TWO SPECIAL SHINES

mat break all previous records, via: A5rad,o,,
WWohdffo.a sutton Boot, flexible sole, in Opera
T Tspi9m and nGnmmon sen.o shapes, duAkAN.
, aLnp iuhhouGHOUr. sizes 2 to 8, al 81 IT.
S wiutns 10 EK: and Ladies' Genuine IIana-
sewed Extension Sole. the most practical sbo,
nhde, Sizes 10 10 s, at sc 5O-widlils tn RF W
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An Imposing I'm proveme emit,

Ed W. schaefer, whose purchase OF q
lot on Main street, south OF Fourteenth,
from Isaiah Warren, was mentioned yes.
terday, will build modern iive.story
busipcss block on it. The first three
stories will BIO occupied as store room,
while above will be offices, fitted up in
the most approved style, and with Gle.
vator service and all the appliances.
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CHINA, DEPARTMENT..

In view, OF the increased demand for Ibis class
U! so2uS curing the holidays, We have added 10
our innenke stock new liucg all the 'Lntcst
Patterns aud Decorations, and viii sell at prices
That VIII Aslonlsh the purchaser. s55i
Tea Sets. AdGmsntine. plain. CO pieces. 80 90
Tea sets, Adamantine, decorated, b6 pieces 4 90
Iea sets. Under Glaze, English decorated,
e. pieces IS
Dinner Sets. Under Glaze. English decor. -
a.ed ~ pieces So
DinuerSels, A6amantine, plain. l0l pieces 40
Dinner Sets, Adeinantine, fine decorated,
lGl pieces GO
Toilet &c $. Adamantine, plain, 10 pieces. y W
Toilet Sets, Under Glaze, English decor. ils
ated, 10 pieces 10
The above are only few Of our prices of
goods thit are well known. Our stock consists
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OF health and strength renewed and OF
ease and comfort follows the use OF
Syrup OF Figs, az it acts in harmony with
nature to eiIectually cleanse the system
when costive or bilious. For Gale in SOC
and s. 90 bottles by all leading druggists.
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Qbe s9utellioeufer,
0nlcc. Nos. s.5 and ~ Fourteenth Street.
New Advertiser ents.

Geo E stiIe! co.-Rollday Goods-Fourtb
page.
Zane Street 81. L Church.
Fourth street II. L. Church.
Christian Church.
Hau,Gd-A email Urfurnished Roem.
For sale-H V. Hoge & Bro.
Rook rood fottcty-Ewing Bros.
List OF Letters,
Nell l. Observation-Disclosures Groccrs
EOilce to Miners.
New rruiu-Alex. burst,
New Fall and Winter shOes-A. G. Wineher. +
syccial salC-iohn Ffiedel
Hoge & Hardware, etc.
handsome Christmas Present: = John. W.
;, Isand Rapids Garrett swecpers-SesbIt. &
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CHANGE OF ElRM'.

Dealers in Wall Papers and Interior
Decorations, 6laSS and Painters Mater.
ials, Painting, Greininy aud Kaisomin.
i.s, Glazing, Sign Painting and Hard
Hood Finishing
GEO. z. KURNER & co.
Successors 10 Geo. l.. Enrntr g. Bros.
and j. c. Orr, Agent, wall Paper).
We Viii remove from 2S Eleventh
strest.SttSsiR9 Twelfth street, building
now 0Gthftii by IL Lingen, merchant
tailor, Junuary |, 1891
Telephone NJ. Gil. Lock Box No. 1856,
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In tho police court yesterday Laura
RIsr and The 1--WE persons arrested in her
houae on Thursday night were assessed
the usual fines. Three Of the six paid
and the other three went up. A plain
drunk went to tbs hin Tor thirty days in
default OF his fine.
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II you intend erecting a Monument,
Vault, Marker or memorial OF 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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EYES tested for glasses without charge.
All kinds Of defective vision corrected
by Professor Shelf, the Scientific
0ptieian, corner Main and Eleventh
streets. n e < TThds
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Saturday Shoe Buyers

will find our line Of 81 Shoes the greatest
value offered to-day. We have sold
these goods for years at g 50 pair, but
today you buy the same shoe for 50.
J. Il. LOCKE & Co.
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Is the days OF the past, people had to
suffer much pain, now they have Saliva
ton Oil and they get cured in less than
no time. Price 25 cents.
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H. E. H1LLMAN & Co. has the finest
assortment OF ladies' and gents Xix gold
watches in the city at the lowest prices.
No. % Eleventh street.
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The men of Boston, OF all ages and
conditions, aie wild over boxing, and
the many cures made by DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup, their national remedy.
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Tux agents representing PlumEer, tho
Photographer, astonish the people with
his special holiday offer. 1t is SO rea-
sonable. Have you secured your ticket?
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AT 81 os-s2 9s-s2 9s-Repp Tea
Gowns, with China Silk fronts and lined
all through, only at
ENsnElNER's, Eleventh street
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AT 81 9s-s7 9S-s7 9S-All-wool AS
trachan Trimmed Refers, the greatest
clock bargain OF the season, only at
EMsuEIMER's, Eleventh street.
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HEAR Prof. Cumnock read at the Y,
NJ. C. a. next Tuesday. His selections
are pleasing, lapghab!e and pathetic.
Reserve your seat.
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PRoF. CuMNocK's readings in dialect
are capital. at Y. NJ. G. a. next Tues
day. Seats can row be reserved.
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The most sensible and stylish Shoe
shown in the city to-day for SSis onr
Ladies' French Donsole hand welt, Don.
COLA Tip, square toe. y 5,9
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WATCHES,

Tlls IacllerOn s. Constantine Watch
Is HE finest In the World. There i
solhius made for $3.50 or 81 1000 thai
will beat 1t. TO BIZ liaa only AT
no. /. q. DILLON e. CO.'S,
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WASHINGTON, D. G., Dec. 5.-For
Western Pennsylvania and West Viz
c'nia, light SHOWS, nor,hwesterly windr,
slight changes in temperature, y
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FURNITURE HAS COME DOWN /

And be convinced that will sell YOU chaanar a.
than the cash houses Will for cash ~ H ~ SUI
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FINE assortment Of solid gold jewelry
at II. E. Hlllman & Co.'s, IS Eleventh
street,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-06

0RpERs for pure Rye and Bourbon
Whisky promptly filled at Lally's, 2lO0
Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-06

SAVE money by buying silverware at
Fl. E. Hillman & Co.'s, No. IS Eleventh
street. 49,