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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-16
LOCAL BRErIrIES.
Matters Of Minor Moment In and Abou

Matters Of Minor Moment In and About
the City. ya
THE GRASp this evening-"Girode Girefa."
,purlls' entertainment ct the Island school
this evening. ~
OPERA HOUSE this evcn!ng-EostoniRns In
bohemian Girl"
THE Back river is stopped with ice above the
dam at Bridgeport.
THERE Is lois OF floating ice In the river and
crust Ia formed all over the cieek but 1t Is very
light. 'z7IZs5
THE committee having charge OF the electric
light proec! is called 10 NEST with the Sns trus'
tees this evening"
THE granite front OF George i. stiiel 1: Co. $
new building Is up past the second story, anu
maEesa very handsome appearance.
IT Is promised by the contractors that the
Fifth ward E.arket house shall be completed, ex.
eept possibly the painting, by JanuaIyl.
THg hot machines at 8Iinco are Off two days
this week Oh ACCOUNT OF shortage In iron. The
cold machines will continue their STEADY run.
JACOB +. ETz, aged .wenly.four, and Nettie
Watson, aged nty:fouT, both Of wheeling,
were licensed to wed by CLERK Hook yesterday.
OFFICER scALLY last evening arrested urpry
| Sullivan, a vagrant, and German 50 drunk thai
he could not tell his namt. Oh!cer Beech
brought In Mary Burke, a disoide!ly woman. i
| Mrs. ANNE u. FEIsSEi: has been Gdjudged u
\ lsnatic and placed In jail. DR.. Harriet Is.
Jones. OF the 4sylnm, Came 10 the city ytslcr.
day and will take Mrs. Feisnsr 10 Weston this
morning.
Ed CLOUD, the Oakley who was soS,e ting
since shot by Officer Moran for resisting arrest,
| was improved sufficiently Yesterday 10 be re.
II owed from the hospital, and sheriff stecnrod
had him taken 10 jail.
! CHRISTMAS trees arc already abundant In The
| market. They arc finer than usual this year.
! Many Of them arc shipped from New England
nurseries, done up IN great wooden crales,
while others are Indigenous trees cut in the
woods Of Nest Virginia. -
De-. 7. n. RIGGg, one OF the directors Of the
Ohio Valley railroad, says all the rights Of way
| for the road between Powhaap RIu Marietta.
with n few exceptions. have been seeurel, and
| that the Contract for the remainder OF the road
Will be let In February.
BELLAIRE people v no desire TO attend the per.
formanccs nj the Wheeling theatres can now DO
there does not now leave until 1913 p. III. This
Is about as late as any performance lasts. ! he
bohemian Cir" for instance, will be done by
that hour tonight, p E ,E
YESTERDAY a sensational report WAS In cirell4.
tlon OF the shooting Of one gambler by another.
The story was not true, but " WIS not entirely
without foundation. Conflicting rumors US 10
where The shooting occurred and the de.
tails OF II were purpoSely circulated, and II Was
Impossible 10 ascertain the truth.
THREE walls arc being drilled In the Island
creek oil field. Mr.. Evans, tho Pittsburgh oil
man who has Offered sle, OgDlOr the orieiDnl hold
Island creek oil well produced ninety PEI cent
OF refined oil. John Mckeown Is also Il bidder
for The territory. The 'DrIee asked Is S3J,LQU
Interest In Island creek il increasing.
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Ws,ldinr auniyersnrx.

Last evening Mr.. and HRS. Frank
Foster celebrated the fifth anniversary
OF their marriage at the home OF Mrs.
Fosters parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII.
Saddler, on Vermont street, Island.
Twenty-Five or thirty Of their friends
were present, and the time passed as
merry as q marriage bell. Nume,oug
eoneratplattans ena gincere Slahes for
many succeeding anniversaries were
showered on the host and hostess. il
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. Mrs. II. W. List leaves to-day for her future
homo In New York. She will open a fashionable
boarding house on Thirty. fourth street there,
near the old Stewart mansion ~ FTIs,I !
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AN EyESTTUI. HISTORY.
\ Man now In Wheeling who was the lie;
Of Thrilling Adventuren.

y Man now In Wheeling who was tho Hero
5.,gs OF Thrilling Adventures.
There Is now at the Mcclure house n
gentleman who was one Of the youngest
soldiers in the Unicn army during the
late war. lie was with Sheridan all
through the campaigns in the Shenan.
doah Valley, and after the rout by Early 8
amy carried dispatch from Sheridan
ordering that all soldiers found retreat
ing should DO shot. A reporter who
had heard OF Mr.. Jacobs early
career, met him at the Mcclure last
night, and had an interesting chat with
him. Mr.. jacob Is member OF George
Ii. Meade post, G. A. r., OF Philadel.
phia. He told OF one occasion when lie
carried a dispatch to General Grant.
Grant, President Lincoln, General Ord
and General Pa.ricl; were standing on q
railroad platform. This was April 8,
1865. jacob, who was known as
Shorty" dashed his horse up to the
station, across the track, and leaped him
upon the platform. He saluted, and
Grant said: ia'Es
"Who are your
Shorty, with dispatches for General
Grant .r
Grant took the dispatches and told the
boy to dismount.
"a tall man with n beard" said Mr..
Jacob, Game to me, and glancing at my
uniform, said Heavens, have we boys
fighting for the country p Then he
turned and said TO me: boy, you ought
10 be in school, 7-'
These are war times l answered.
You come TO me when you nre dis.
charged, tho man went on, and l will
put you in West Point
"Wheie will l find you, cir p Iasked.
In the White House. Then l saw
be was Lincoln. Two days later he was
shot,"
Jacobi belonged to o band OF scouts
who always wore rebel uniforms oil
gray under their blue, $50 40 to be pre-.
pared for an emergency" ns he says.
He was made much Of, on account oil
bis youth and recklessness, by Sheridan,
Custer and his brother, and other
officers, and even General Grant. After
he was discharged al Houston, Texas,
TIC went with many of bis young com.
rades, over into Mexico, and served in
the Mexican army against Macmillan.
He saw the brilliant but unfortunate EN-.
poror shot, and he says he can now shut
his eyes and see the lifeless form fall on
lts coffin, 30 deep an impress did the
scene make on his mind. He came back
to this country with $1,000 in his belt,
went to New York and spent every cent
Of it as fast as he could. Then he got
employment as travelling salesman,
and he is now ore OF the best known
men on the road, selling shirts ior g
Philadelphia house.
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NEW! NEW! NEW!

We are ROW In receipt Of q complete
line OF Fall md Winter W0Olcns, con.
slsting Of 0ycrcoatlngs, suitlngs, Fnnta'
l0Onings md Fancy Testings. which we
warrant TO make up In irst.cluss styl,
at reas0nable prices and III guaran' eci
A complete line OF Cent? Furnishing
Goods In stock. Seamless MerinO mt
Fast Black Half Hose ut 25c n pnir
Wear our celebrated nll-w0Ol Kni
Jackets. G. HESS L. S0aS,
1891 l. 1873 Mark OF Street.
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A SUPERB PERFORMANCE,
:" Tho Rostonians' In the Picturesque Comic
Orern OF "Robin Iiood"-A Capital Com.

orern Of "Robin Hood"-A Capital Com.
pany.
A finer audience has never assembled
In the Opera House than tliat which
last night greeted "The Bostonians,"
and no audience was ever more thor.
oughly pleased. The familiar story Of
the outlaw and his merry men is used
80 far as II suits the purposes OF the
libretto, alrording excellent opportun.
tiles for picturesque and droll effects.
The music 10 bright throughout, often
remarkably rich. The choruses are es.
pecially line, and they were worthily
given by the very strong company. The
leading voices are heard In every act, a
feature always eni Eyed by an audience
when the leading voices arc a1 good as
they were last night. The cast was go
good that 1t deserves to be printed in
full: t"-h
Robin Hood Ferdinand Schultz
iilgh Sheriff oil Nottiughim.."..lI. q. Barnabee
i itiiiilii ". Macdonald
~ Eugene COwles
ffiar III George u. Frothingham
sir Gay, OF Peter Lang
hllan'a BARTLETT Davl,
paine Bufdcn,."..-"......." osephino bartlett
race Real'
Malu Mhtlon.."'.."...'.... Marie stone
Miss Stone has strong, rich voice,
under high cultivation, and her numbers
were Chnrmingly rendered. Miss Davis
is a contralto OF much more than or.
binary compass aud depth, who soon
won the favor OF the audience. Mr.
Schultz, tenor, and Mr.. Macdonald, bari.
tone, sang with great acceptability. Mr.,
Cowles is basso OF rare power. His
higher notes are sweet and musical, and
in the lower register his voice is as clear
as bell. His "Three Tailors Make n
Man" and his smiths song at the anvil
Won tho heartiest applause OF the even.
ing. Mr.. Barnabee's High Sheriff Of Not.
lingham and, Mr.. Frothingham's Friar
Tuck were fine comedy performances
II Robin Hood" were 10 be repeated
tonight 1t is safe to say that many,of last
nights audience would embrace the
opportunity.
For tonight the bill is Balfe's beauti.
ful and ever popular Bohemian Girl"
which is to be produced with MI almost
entirely different cast. The principal
parts will besustained as follows: airline,
Miss Juliette Gordon; THE Queen, Miss
Flora Finlayson; 7haddeuS, Mr.. Edwin
w. Hof; The Count, Mr.. Eugene Cowles;
DeriLshoof, Mr.. T. N. Mairett; Florcntinc,
Mr.. Fred Dixon. There Ia no risk in
predicting a delightful performance.
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Lamp Goods.

We show over fifty different STYLES
and prices OF Hand Lamps, Stand
Lamps, Vase Lamps, Plain Lamps
Library Lamps and Hall Lamps, You
cannot fail to be- suited. Now, n flaw
prices: For s. you can buy a Library
Lamp, solid brass frame, plain shade,
sold everywhere for So; for s. 80 YOU
can buy a Library Lamp, heavy brass
frame, patented extension, beautifully
decorated, or ruby dome shade, 90
prisms, all complete, sold everywhere
ior 81 50i for S. you can buy a beautiful
Hall Lamp, sold everywhere for S., For
y 40 you can buy a beautiful Parlor
Vace Lamp. duplex burner, sold every.
where for 81; for S. 50 you can buy a
magnificent Piano Lamp, sold every.
30. IN
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EDw. L. ROSE & Co., have on sale the
largest variety OF the most elegantly fin
IIshed fancy wood Sewing Machines ever
brought to this city. And IN tho spirit
and good cheer OF Christmas tide they
are asking no more for them than for
those Of plain wood, which at all times
are the very lowest-for cause see ad-
Vertisement in another columns. Re-
member, you not only have a choice in
wood0, but get the best searing machine on
earth. No. 81 Twelfth street.
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Tho New Cumberland Extension.

Work on the extension OF the New
Cumberland branch OF the Pan Handle
railroad is progressing rapidly. The
work is being done by Casparis, who
built the branch. The Italians live in
the cars. Work will be pushed in order
to reach the site OF the proposed new
factory at Rocky Side, and in order to DO
this will be run through the center of
the Union works, large doors having
been left for that purpoae when the
factory was built, but as soon as practi.
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Mark Lane Report.

LaSpoS, Dec. 1j.-The Marx Lane Erprts,, in
SAYS: 81 = = 49, -'''
E3sl,sh 'Thea.S arc weak. The inquiry is I'm
lied. The priceS o! foreign wheat are again
s!e1dy, e%cepting Tor Russian, which are firm,
owing 10 the ice blockage II. the Back Sea ports
EiouIs ave steady. Corn Is in increased supply,
This Is balanced, however. by stiong demand,
Mixed American Is quoted at Us OH The spot
and 2is Cd on the passage. .r-..,-
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Tho Proposition to Subscribe 100000 to
Its Capital Stock SO Modified rs to De.
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The Gnber. Opera Cor,pauy,

At the Grand last night the Gilbert
Opera Company opened weeks en-
eagenent, giving ''The Mascot The
audience was Of fair. size. Gny Wood.
ward, took the double role Of korenso and
Plambino, George Pike was Prince Fred.
erict, Robert Kane personated Pippo, Il.
Howard Rocco, f. Bendcll IfaNeo Mics
Mae Sylvester was very pretty Betiinu,
and Miss Rita Booth was charming as
Fiamctta, while Misses Cardonna, Cleve-
land, Ruby Melville, Mayhem and Rose
Melville made up the rems;ndeY OF the
cast. Th;s evening the pretty opera,
"Girofle. Girsfa" will be given.
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a Glut OF Game in Mark. t,

From famine to plenty in two weeks
has been the history OF the game marke ct
in Wheeling. Two weeks ago rabbits,
partrldges lnd phessanta could hardly
be had in Wheeling, and now, ell the
dealers have ks which they cannot
dispose Of. Game was hardly eyer more
plentiful than it is now, and prices ere
low, partiidges, for instance, selling yes:
terday at retail cheaper than they sold
at wholesale week ago.
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Haye you seen Maryin's new Pima
fore cakese They are made especially
Tor the boys and girls OF America and
are as dainty as they can be. All
the well known characters are represents
ed. Dick Deadeye, Little Buttercut, the
Commodore aud the Captain. Get some
Of them from your grocer to try. The
children are delighted with them.
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Terrible Calamity,

An unknown being fell from the roo
OF Hoa g mammoth boot and shogstore
on Main street. The result OF the fall
was appalling, and aterrible cut-a Gu,
in the prices OF mems cork sole shoes to
S so, the former price being S..
The accident did not stop here, as the
footwear for ladies met with similar
disaster. Shoes which heretofore sold
for s. we're SO badly cut that they are
now being sold like hot cakes for So %.
Those wishing great bargain in loot
wear OF all kinds should take advantage
Of this crushing fall.
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APleasInc Performance,

The nupils OF thp Madison schools gave
a very creditah!e and enjoyable enter
tainment yesterday afternoon. 1t was
given for the benefit OF those who can.
not attend night performance conye-
niently, and the large room was crowded.
The programme consisted Of recitations,
dialogues and tableaux, and they were
all OF pleasing character and we'll rem.
derea. It will be reneeted this evening.
Tile Proceeds ate for the benefit OF all
the Island schools, and will be expended
for needed accessories,
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IL you cannot sec and need spectaclcs
you should call on us and hAre your Eyes
tested without charge. "e have the
finest Instruments and more experience
than any other Optieian in the State,
aud guarantee satisfaction or money re.
funded. JACOB ". GHUnB,
Jewelcr and Opticiln,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets.
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GEO. NJ SHOOK
&c GO.
Christmas
Novelties!
Examine Our Colossal Stock!
See Onr Wni,iilrfIl Vnriefrl

Examine Our Colossal Stock!
oee ORr NOnutrlul fnTlely
Eeor lpr paocnroI,Io pr,ooo ,rl vor
o"i ns"s'hao'o ie's' anu wv
"H w .oh ',no,u 'n%' n we u.o "'"'
q"ni U,o i"i hoAAD'i "oVuo'
Carefully rfal the following List, a!
>.
IL may ASSIST you In making SElecllOnS
ress>doods.
n ne ms~f i, ,n.nss IN s,,hs, In ,ni
S,st', hehriet'as' eerses' Ei"ius
'Ps'' o'e'
Cl0aks.
Tie lntest STYLES In Seal Skin, Plush
Persinu. Stockinet. Henver tstrnchnn
and Cheyiot. = 800 80 : '''
,.,,.
In Plain md Foncr Hem.,l,ebed I'm,
Droidersd, Bordered and initiated.
Linen Uanalarc,,;cfs
Nobet,erl limo or Plain and Fancy, Hem.
T n,,ntsa gsnslea, Dr TO M,H nn1
CITY Fifty doz. Silk muillers, all prices
Head.Rests and Throws.
sill, S,,,,, ,,o,, ,,o ,,,,,, ,,,,,.,
Plush, Brass aud Wood Novelties.
Towel Racks, Work Boxes, Clocks, Mir.
rors, Manicure Sets, Toilet Gases, Glove
Collar and Cum Boxes, etc. Our line Of
: 'hese Is larger than ever.
Beautiful Hard Painted Novelties. H
aprons ma apron Ma'erials Tor ladies
1nd children. Table Linena, towels,
Hnpkihs, uoSI es, spihshers, throws nhd
n.,,,,.;oa
H i., f,Gure9, shun SIIpeu anu tnuni-
hnn,lsnma f,r Thrnws' n mirenn,ns efc
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in,an.s' M'si sioesnSi9s, Shk anu WOO zoo.
ii',' Mov'. Sio.m I IN M.
GW ,I, hlne,a nhu i"iiu nuS'-a pe'
't'''''. s '"'i'eS'
IImbralIao
W. 80,
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GOSsaMerS,
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Flame, En,,. Mo,n,r ond omitted 1to,.
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cable tres,ling will be built, and the
road will BIO built on the outside OF the
works. The object 10 rushing tho work
at present is TO enable the John Porter
Company TO run in building materials
for the new, Rocky Side works. The
road viii be built as far as the Globe
works under the present order, but
when 1t will be extended further Is In.
definite. aa..--. u
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Mas. E.iW. SHORTS has opened res.
taurant in connection with the LaBelle
Avenue Saloon, and is prepared to serve
a delicious meal on short notice ct all
hours, day and night. "SaGmyi' Mich
OILS, the popular hasa hall player, and I'd
Albinger have been engaged by the pro-
Rfletor OF the saloon as bar-keepe,s.
Elegant lunch every morning and even
ing. CONCERT every Saturday night.
JoHH SHoRTs,
.g RI propriator
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December q. 25, 81, mud January /
the Baltimore & Ohio Company will sell
round trip tickets between all stations
west OF the Ohio river, including Chicago,
Wheeling and Pittsburgh and inferno.
diate points, also to Columbus and Gin.
cinnati at excursion rates. Tickets good
returning until January 5, 1891.
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For tho Little Folks

Marvin's children's toys made by a
new process and just about the prettiest
and best cake made. You can get them
IN about any shape you want-dogs,
horses, oats or sheep. Take.some home
and tickle the little ones,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
AtlanticIeaCo.
TEA IMPOR TIERS
And COFFEE ROASTERS.
Holiday Goods.

No other house in the State can show
ouch n variety OF Christmas Novelties.
An examination OF our display will en-.
able. you TO mako q selection II sty)ish
goods and low prices arc what you want,
We are headquarters for both. Read
carefullya few Of our prices and com.
pare them.with others, -'''O'' 49,
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No holiday dinner is complete without
fruit cake, and no iruit cake is better
than Marvin's golden wedding. tits put
up in handsome boxes Just big enough
for family and all ready for use. Tryit
and you'll be delighted. TuG1h,3
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Gbr1 sSutellioenc:cr.
&C, Nos. s5nnd 81 Fourteenth Street.


House 4, Herrmann-Fourih Page.
llayiland's China-Ewlng bros.
Wanted-Rarber.
For sale--TWo story Frame House.
Notlce-Johu ". Cummlny, '
Brass Fenders- Sesbitt 4 Dro.
Stocks, bonds, ct L-ThoS O'BtIeu,
For kent-Rlnehart & TAtum.
Notice TO CoDferGes.
Atlantic Tea CompAny-Fourth Page,
Diamonds-l. u, Dillon & Co.
Handsome Christmas PresCnts-John Nyles.
Diamonds, watches and Jewelfy-W beat 4
BaRehes-f6Hsth Page. l'
Retail Groccrs-J. Z. stroCbel-Foufth Page.
Bids for Coal-Cl,y Water lloari-Fourth Page
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a Water Main Bursts.

The city water main burst yesterday
Fec: the La Belle pottery, necessitating
the shutting OF Of the wster iOr sepairs.
There will be temporary scarcity OF
water to-day south OF Caldwell's run.
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gEonaE CRyMpAoHER, coal dealer, cor.
ner Sixteenth and Eolf streets, is now
receiving daily a full supply Of Pitts
bIrgh and home coal, which he iu pre-
pared to deliver on short notice. Also a
full supply OF ice on hand. Telephone
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Indications.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.-Forecast I'LL p: m.
Tuesday: FOR Western Pennsylvania aud West
Virgins, warmer. fair weather; southerly winds,
light rain Tuesday night.
For Ohio, warmer, fair weather, winds shift
ing to colder northwesterly, and light snow
Tuesday night.
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CROWDS AND CROWDS

OF people nre ilycking 10 our store ia
get a pair Of our own Make ShOpE for
81. 'lheso goods laye been sud l0r
years for SO SO, mud the people know
wh.n they get pair for 81 they art
getting the greatest bargain ever offered
the SRoe trade. of this city.
:. J. II. LOCKE & co.
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Of health and strength renewed and Of
ease and comfort :oiioTs the use of
Syrup o.Sies, as It acts in harmony with
nature to eiiectually cleanse the system
when costive or bilious. For sale in Soc
and 81 bottles by all leading druggists.
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NOTICE..

Those intending to have their chill.
dren's picture taken at our gallery will
find it to their advantage to come in the
morning snd svo;d the afternoon rush.
PLuMMER's, Photographer,
ll3S Main street..
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LADIES' WATCHES.

We are having great sale in Ladifs'
Watches. You can get from lis n good
Solid Gold Case With EIgin or WIltl,ani
sttm.wind movement, inlly warranted.
for $40. WHEAT 4 KASCllEE,
jewelers. and silyersmjths.
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Great News for the Rows,

Edward L. Rose & Co. will offer dur
ing the holiday season their so Boys'
Safety Bicycle, "Dandy," for ser so, and
oil their wheelsat greatly reduced prices.
No. 81 Twelfth street,
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WATCHES.

The Dadollet Watch Is tho finest In
tho world. There Is nothing made for
$500 or $1,000 that will beat 1t. To
DO had only Mt
WHEAT & lIANCliER'S,
jewelers. and Silrersmiths.