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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-28
II you feel weak
and all worn out take
BROWN S IRON BITTERs
Always ask for Marvin's Eagle Butter


PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Jan 27.-wooi, improved
demand continues with prices firm; Ohio, Penn.
sylvania and West Virginia Xxx and above S2a
SIC; X 80a32c; medium 37a3SC; coarse 8SA361fc:
NewYork, Michigan, Indiana and western 1ine
or x and XXX 28l20c; medium SGa8sc; cOarEe 8ia
$50; washed combing and delAine fine washed X
and Xxx SiaS7c; medium washed combi ng
33,3'c; tub.WaShed choice S6a40C; fair S5R87c;
coarse 8Ja35c; unwRSlied combing and delRIne,
medium unwAAhed common and delaine 2SG3lc;
22c: territorial flne lSal0c; coarse l9a22c.
BosroN, MASS. Jan. 2I.-There Is continued
good demand for wool; territory aue 60a6Sc; for
tne medium 6SAG0c; Texas. California aud 70.
g N steady aud unchanged; Ohio firm; Y 3la32C;
X&Rnd Xxx and above 3SASic; Michigan X SOC:
comhIng, and delAine firm; pulled woods firm :
choice EupOFS 40a46G: fair 70 good Supers 3Oal0c;
extra 22aS0c. Fore ign woods firm.
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BhLilAlRE.
All Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City.


All Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City.
John Rodeier has gone West on business.
Albert Marshall, OF FlndlRy, Is in the city.
City Solicitor Woodbridge is In Cleveland.
The BellaIre steel plant Is TO start next Mon
day.
John Davis, Of Davis Archer, Is in Columbus
on business,
Acauning factory is talked Of for BCllSire by
ueighborinR farmers.
A part OF the Stamping Works force was put 70
work yesterday morning.
Harry Shepherd gave the necessary 500 bond
on tho charge Of burglary, and was released.
A deaf and dumb man attracted lot OF atten.
ton here yesterday by SleiRht Of hand perform
0nces.
The Turner'S expect a grand time at their
masque ball. Elaborate preparations have been
made.
A large elevator for the BellAire Stamping
Company arrived yesterday By river and was
hauled u the building.
The W. r. g. will give red, white and blue
social at the ]. o 4. hall Friday night. The
K. Of G. 3. band will play for them.
Mrs. GIeser OF the Fifth ward, lost twenty
chickens one night recently and r. Baker, lust
west OF town, lost fourteen by thieves.
Henry Smith, an umbrella member, lifted a
store. The ma or gave him $40 and costs and
len days In jail.
Tho funeral Of ". Springer was ltrgely at
tended yesterday, the bottle workers being out
in full force. headed byR ORnd It was one Of
the largest funerals seen here In long time,
A crane arrangement has bSen erected on the
B. q o. platform TO raise and lower the large
pieces oil scenery for the various shows coming
and going. They are TOO Large 70 so In the eve
yator,
Constable John BAugh arrested small boy
yesterday, named Lewis, near the B. 4 o. round
house. lie says his father llYes In Pittsburgh
His father was teiegraphOd to and no doubt will
come after the runaway.
]. L. Jones' Lying below the city, was here
yesterday, having In his possession tooth OF a
mastodon found on the farm OF nephew In
Douglass county, Ill II was thirteen inches
long and fvO inches wide,
The lRdeptndtat Of last night said the INTELIL
GEEcER'G account Of the Italians was q fairy
story, suCh Is not the case. Hundreds OF them
were sent hero aud had to leave, there being no
work. Many went back 70 Pittsburgh, three or
| four big gangs went to Wheeling, and many OF
them are till here, idle
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MARTINS FgkRY,
A Readable n1slaDgo Of Social, Personal
and business Items

A Readable MolaDgo Of Social, Personal
and business Items
Mr.. NJ. McDermntt was down in the West yir.
ginlA oil lOld yesterday.
The press and material for the new paper, 10
be called the EptRtRg TimtS, has arrived.
Mr. Charles x. Williams, OF springfield, No.,
has taken position in the Exchange Bank.
DR.. A R ong was called tn Cleveland yeSter.
day BY tho dangerous illness Of his brother.
Emmett Mcdowell, the skater, defeated STILES,
the loot racer, in the race at the lafayette Rink
on Monday night.
The Rush Bun Fire Brick Company will sub
stItute good brick for all Of the detective ones
found on Fourth street,
General Booths great book, ''In Darkest Eng.
lane" Is having q large sale. Bold at the kost
Otiire News Stand At Is cents.
An engine in the EtnA mill broke down on
Monday night, throwing on the plate mill, sheet
days.
Last night party was given BY Miss Hattie
Ralston at her home on Fourth street in honor
Of Mis- jess SWartZ, OF Anderson. Ind who re-
turns home this week. Anout fifteen couples
were present, aud most enjoyable time WAs
bad. A splendid supper was served a. about II
O'Clock.
ON Monday evening Mr.. ". H. Connolly, OF
the 1rm Of Northwood & Connolly. entertained
small party OF gentlemen at his home In the
West End IN honor Of his twenty. niath birth
day. An elegant supper was served, and those
present were Mayor Keller, J. Y. Patterson,
James Gather, ". n. Lumpton and Thomas j.
Irwin.
The Glenn's Run Gas and OIL Company last
night arranged all the preliminAries for com.
menClng operations at once. The tract leased
consists Of Zoo acres aud Is on Glenn's Kun near
Mitchel's mill. The New York scientist who
was employed by the company 10 locate site
for we'll and who has been III the business tot
years says oil can be found here. The capital
stock Is $4,000 and Is all paid up. Among the
stockholders Ia Dr.. GAGmtre Of Wheeling, J. ..
Cochran, Henry FlotO. James Kerr, Charles Mil.
le,, William Mann and Matt McDermott, Of Mar.
tins Ferry, and MIR. Battelle, the gentleman
who Is TO do the drilling. The work will be
commenced at once. The land leased Is only
two miles west Of Martins Ferry.
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ABOUT people,.
strangers in tho Cit, aud wheeling Folks

stranger in tho Cit, aud Wheeling Folks
Abroad
John A. Book, Ct Pennington, lSat thest&mm
J.R. Anderson, Of Brlak, was In town yeSter
day.
II. Flanagan, OF Grafton, was inTtOwn yes
L. v. LOrlne of MOundsvIlle, passed through
the city yesterday.
George :. Mccarthy. of Romnsy, is registered
at the Mcclure House.
Thomas Smith. Of Warrington, registered at
the stamm House yesterday.
Miss Jennie. Bone aud Miss AGgie Charnock
are vIsi log irIe dis at Washington, D. g.
J. ". Porter and J. ShGnweeker. OF St. MGry's,
were registered at the Hotel Behler yesterday.
Mr.. Fred G. Cooper, editor OF the creating
N.WS, Chester, Pa, Is here, the guest Of Mrs.
Gooper's uncle, Mr.. John Bradley and other
friends.
DIR. T. E. Hammond, ageut OF the b. & Q. Ex.
press Company, who has been laid up with in
jurIes received by fall some days ago, was able
10 be out yesterday.
], ", Brnnaeld and wife, OF GAINESVILLE, Ohio:
John 8. Hamilton, Of FRlrmont; b. Jones and
Rev. 8. ". EriDgle, Of Mt Pleasant Ohio, were
at the McLuie Yesterday.
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NOTES on NAVIGATION.
Stage of water and Movements OF Boat
The River Intsreata.

stage Of Wator and Movements Of Boats.
The River Interests.
The river was falling slowly last night, with
10 feet inches in the channel.
Brownsville-7, feet inches and falling;
weather clear and cool.
WGEren-l foot / Inch and falling; weather fair
IN MoFSRn.oSn-s fee. 10 inches and falling;
weather clear aud cool.
Pitts6urgh-6 feet inches aud falling.
The Hudson passed up from Cincinnati for
RI nburgh at a, m.-The Courier left for Par
erSburE il;8O q. n,-The Scotia passed down
Tor Cincinnati At p m ;So T. r9iiilpo
time to-day,
To-day tho Lizzie Bay leaves for Charleston at
ga. m.-The Andes starts for Cincinnati az a.
M, aud the Allen passes down for ParkerSburg
at II 80 O, m.
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THE W4BELING DAIRY COMPANY
Buying the Best Stock to be Pound in thi
Part OF The Country.

Buying the Best Stock to be Found In thIl
Partof the Country.
Mr.. R. K. Giiiin, OF this-city, recently
bought Of Mr.. Lindley P. Bailey, Of the
Belmont Stock Farm at Tacoma, two
miles east OF Barnesville, Ohio, twenty
two head Of Jersey COWS. This was a
fine selection from over one hundred
head, and, taken as q lot, 1t is claimed
they are the best OF like number in Ohio
to-day. Individually they are perfect
models Of dairy cows, and in breeding
not excelled in the United States. Mr..
Gitfin knows good thing when he sees
it, and Is willing 70 pay Tor quality. As
this deal perhaps INVOLVED more money
than any sale OF cattle Of any breed (of
no greater number) in Ohio for two
years, It is'yorthy OF special note. This
herd will remain in Belmont county, as
Mr.. Gifiin owns a fine farm near st.
Clairsville, which he Is stocking with
the best herd Of Jerseys that can be
found. This stock is to be used for sup
plying milk to the Wheeling Dairy
Company, and 1t has secured several
other similar herdu Of milk cows for the
same purpose. twill furnish only the
finest milk, gilt edged butter and every
thing else in keeping.
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rD,ovablo reception Last NIsht,

Mr.. Bates Butler gave q delightful
party last night OF the residence Of hil
grandfather, DR.. W. ]. Bates, on Twelfth
street, and a royal time was had by the
City couples Who were present. The
party began at 8 O'Clock and did not end
until about . q, m. The evening was
pleasantly spent in dancing. and at mid
night q lunch Yves served. Kilmyer FUR
nished the music.
MI, Butler was assisted in receiving by
his mother, Mrs. W. 7. Butler, and his
sister, Mrs. B. ]. Reed, Misses Nellie
and Jessie Turner and DR.. r. j. Reed
and Mr.. William shatfer.
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Another frightlul calamity, the results
Of which can be attributed to the heavy
snow storm Of Tuesday and Wednesday,
occurred on Main street, q few doors
above Twelfth, yesterday. Theappalling
results Of this act Of Providence was the
enlargement Of the cut and the total de-
struction Of prices at Hoff's shoe store,
at l143 Main street, and the people are the
benefactors by II, Call and examine the
goods and ascertain prices and you will
be convinced Of the truth. Alafgestock
Of rubber foot wear Is kept on hand to
meet such emergencies as we are now
broughtto face and their prices have not
gone up.
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Soma of yeteran's Oflcera,

Monday night the newly elected off.
GERS Of U. s. Grant Camp, s. Of v, were
duly installed by Col. H. B. Baguley at
G. A. R. hCll. The following are the
officers and staff for the ensuing year:
F. P. Hall, Captain; G. Ed. 6ylyls, First
Lieutenant; O D. Reed, Second Lieuten.
ant; ] E. Carlin, Chaplain; o. E. Reed,
First Sergeant; H. W. Thurber, Quarter.
MISTER Sergeant; Robert sylvis, Camp
Guard, William Bye, Picket Guard.
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The sale Of reserved seats opens at
Houses music store this morning for
this brilliant spectacle. The varied bal.
let movements which form the foremost
features in Bolossy Kiralty's grand fan.
tastic fairy spectacle, the "Water Queen"
are intricately arranged and executed
with exacting nicely. There is none Of
the oyercroWding generally witnessed,
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The Fort Henry Club has in view a
reception to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry NJ.
stanley on the occasion Of their Welt to
this city. Mr.. SANKEY'S time here will
he limited, but II is hoped that 1t may bs
possible to arrange the matter so as TO
give members and the ladies Of their
ismilies the pleasure Of meeting the dis.
tinvninhed explorer and his vile.
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Real EStato Sold.

Real Estate Agent Halter sold at the
front door Of the court house yesterday
for ]. B. Sommerville, assignee, the real
estate Of ]. Rine. 4 farm OF l18 acres
was sold to Daniel Maxwell at SS1 80 an
acre, lotin Elm Grove to Mr.. Helien-
hiue for $40, and q lot in Triadeiphia to
Luther Blaney for $500. The pricesa are
considered very good.
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and several new marches are introduced.
In the drilling Of his army coryphees,
Bolossy Kiralfy has eVinced his usual
skill and inhexible precision. The cos
tuning Of the people, while gorgeous, Is
neat and harmonious, and the scenery
is magnificently extensive. The water
Queen" will be presented at the Opera
Houte Friday and Saturday.
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IF Won cannot see and need spectacle
Won should call on us and have your Eyes
tested without charge. We nave Ine
finest instruments and more experience
than any other Optician In the State,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re-
funded, JACOB W. GRUBB,
JeWeIer and Optician,
Ger, Twelfth and Market Streets
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Late yesterday afternoon Dan Hahne
and "Buck" Allen got into fracaS in
the saloon OF "Shavy" Butler, on Thirty.
sixth and Woods streets, in the course
Of which Allen stabbed Hahne with
pocket knife, making q painful but not
dangerous wound. None Of the particu.
lars could be learned, and at police
headquarters nothing was known Of It.
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A prominent Younr Grafton Man Dead.

From q private dispatch received in
the city It was learned that F G. Brink.
man, Of Grafton, had died last night at
s O'Clock, OF consumption. Mr.. Brink
mans father, George Brinkman, is
wealthy merchant oil Grafton, and owner
OF the opera house at that place, and the
young man had many acquaintance
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SPECIAL BARaAINS

To close our winter weights and make
room for our Incoming spring STOCK
Flrst.clAsS work anu IL guaranteed. Abo
bargains In Under wear and Hall Hose.
Wear The celebrated lace back SuS'
uender for comfort and durability.
c. HESS & SUNS,
Merchant TailOrs aud Gents F.rnishers'
1921 and 1898 Market street.
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Clerk Of Courts Thomas Finn, of
Moundsville, and his wife, left yesterday
on the steamer Scotia, en- route 70 New
Orleans To attend the Mdndi grdS next
month. Several other Wheeling people
will 20 later by rail, and II an excursion
Is run there will be large number from
this vicinity,
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EGGER, WARRIOR & co.
Cleaning House.

After the Christmas rush
we are now house cleaning,
SO to speak.
Ours is a clearance sale
that will put money in your
pockets. Positively no goods
will be carried over if extra
ordinary values are any in
ducement to buy. We have
sacrificed the prices to push
the goods out fast.
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Nj. j. McEADDEN.
Q UNDERWEAR
BELOW COST!
Greatest Bargains Ever offered
lin Wheeling.

Extra Heavy Colored Merino Shirts
and Drawers, reduced from 40 to Zoe.
Good All Wool Red Shirts and Draw
ers, reduced from 50 to So cents.
Extra good Jersey ribbed Camels Hair
Shirts and Drawers, reduced from 20 TO
80 cents.
Fine Red Wool Medicated Shirts and
Drawers, reduced from rs to 80 cents.
Extra Good Striped English Merino
Drawerp, reduced from rs to 30 cents.
Extra Fine Medicated Lambs Wool,
Red Shirts and Drawers, reduced from
81 to rs cents.
Medium Weight, Fine Lambs Wool
Shirts and Drawers, reduced from u 70
20 cents.
Bees. Black Cashmere Wool Shirts and
, Drawers, reduced from 81 30 to 81.
Double Breast and Back Fine Natural
Wool Shirts and Drawers, reduced from
81 81.
Bows Best White Merino Shirts and
Drawers, reduced from 40 to % cents
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MARNIx's "CaliiorniA Sponge" is new
and elegant. Ask your grocer for it.

E. L. RosE & Co., No. 81 Twelfth
street, have left few OF the finest Of
their elegant Holiday Sewing Machines,
which they will offer at prices sure to
make room for new goods In other lines.
Don't miss this opportunity.
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Trnnpfers Recorded,

Clerk Hook yesterday admitted tc
record three deeds OF trust and q transfer
made January %, by Charles seabnghl
TO Charles Klein and Jacob SWeitzer
for $500, three quarry lots In the addi'
ton to the city laid out by +. Il. Arm
atronp. trustee for Emily A. Zane.
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Another AIIssIng Man.

Information has been received at
police headquarters that Simpson s.
Leonard, who resided at 1905 ChapIine
street, had disappeared from home about
three weeks since, and 1t Is thought he
ia in Pittsburgh or Allegheny. Leonard
left his wife and family. Thisis believed
TO be mere case Of voluntary departure.
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Chnnr,, in I'D FIro popattmsnt.

Jake Rita has resigned his position as
foreman OF the Hook and Ladder house,
and will take 0 place at Sweeney's
foundry. John Ritter has been pro.
NOTED 10 be foreman, and Martin Kearns
has been appointed to the vacancy in
the houRa.
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Seized win Epllepsy.

DIR. Ford was called yesterday after
noon to attend William Hunt, who was
seized with an epileptic ct. Mr.. Hunt,
who is a particular friend OF the lately
deceased James North, was worn out
watching at the bedside Of the latter,
and the fatigue rendered him more than
usually liable TO an stack of epilepsy.
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Funernl OF nilss jean Irwin.

The funeral Of Miss jean Irwin, whose
sad death was announced yesterday
morning, will occur this afternoon at 2
o'clock from the family residence on
North Front street. Rev. Jacob Brit;
tinpham and Rev. R. r. swope will
officiate. The interment will be private.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.-For West Virginia, tatE
WedntSday, fain Wednesday night, slightly
colder Eoutherly winds, shifting 70 eaSteriy:
For Western Pennsylvania, light Local ln9Ws
on the lake, fair In the interior SsI e"tHst'
For ohio, fair wednesday, rain WEDNESDAY
nIght or ThurSday, winds shiting 10 easteFIy'
slightly colder
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When Baby was sick, wO gave her castOrta.
When she was chlia, shS cried for ca4torla, i
whsa IhO became Miss, she chung TO oastOris, q
Whsa shshsdoaSaSa, gave ssSmcsaOriA,
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A Pleasing Sense

Of health and strength renewed and Of
ease and comfort follows the use Of
Syrup Of Figs, as itacts in harmony with
nature to efectqally cleanse the Gystem
when GostiVe or bilious. For sale in 50C
and 81 bottles by all leading druggists.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Stone, Mr.. Jacob
Thomas, Miss Kate Carver, Hon; D.
Wagner and wife, OF West Wheeling,
Mr.. Hodgens, Of Portland, Ohio, 81.
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The Pennsylvania lines will sell ex.
cursion tickets to Cincinnati at the rate
OF $40 Is, good returning until February
8, inclusive.
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pnIl1 Kreur,Ion % olnelnnalI.

Until further notice the Baltimore 4
Ohio Railroad Company will sell excur.
sion tickets from Wheeling to Oincin-
natl aud return atrate Of $40 10. Tickets
valid for return passage until February
8 inclusive.
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The Joint Session.


At $40 Mayor Seabright filed into the
Second Branch chamber followed by the
members Of the First Branch. A roll
call showed a strong quorum Of both
branches present, and the Mayor stated
that the object oil the joint session was
to elect city officers, and nominations
were asked for.
The caucus nominees were presented
as follows, and elected by unanimous
vote, the Republicans voting with the
Democrats:
For Assessor, Upper district, Joseph
Yahn; for Assessor, Lower district, Dan
lei Hughesj for Collector, John A.
White; for Clerk OF the Second ward
market, Patrick Kenney; for Clerk OF
the Fifth ward market, John McKeever;
for City Sexton, William P. Burt; for
Health Officer, DR.. 7. P. Shearer; for
Keeper Of the Lookup, John McDermot
for Measurer OF Lumber and Wood,
Louis Z. Schrader; for City Receiver,
Frank A. Weber; for Weighmaster,
John Arthur; for Keeper Of the City
Prison, George Rodenbaugh; for Board
Of Water Works Trustees, Dr.. g. Baird,
81. T. Jones and Mortimer Pollock.
Mr.. Emsheimer said he had been
charged with the sacred duty of nomin.
ating I. s. Riley for City Solicitor. Mr..
Cecil Robinson named Col. Robert
White, citing in doing so his eminent
service for the city in ataylng at
Charleston to work for the city's inter.
ests instead Of coming home to work for
his personal position. Mr.. Riley re.
ceived the solid Democratic vote and
MIR. White all elthe Republicans.
Mr.. Robinson named John Howell for
ianitor OF the City Building and ex.
pressed the hope that the fact that he |
was nominated by Republican would |
not deter the Democrats from voting for
him. Mr.. Howell got the total vote.
Mr.. Kenney nominated +. ]. Park for
member OF the Board Of Public Works.
Mr.. Farrell nominated Charles Schmidt
and Charles Horstman nominated Mr.
Mr.. Robinson named
Henry Gchmulbach. ALI the Dem.
oorats voted for the caucus nom.
Inees, Messrs. Schmidt, Park and
Kettler. All the Republicans Of the
First Branch voted for Park, Schmidt and
Mr.. Schmulbach also re.
,eived the vote Of Mr.. Freeze.
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So many have been cured Of rhema-
tism by Hoods sarsaparilla that We
urge ali who suffer from the disease TO
try this medicine. IL
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If your eyes tire or head aches when
reading or eewing, consult without
charge Prof Shelf, The optician, corner
Main and Eleventh atreets. MwFAw
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ORDERS for pure Rye and Bourbon
Whisky promptly filed at Lally's, 2lO0
Main atreet.
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SPECIAL attention given to "vienna"
Bread at the Wheeling Bakery. This
bread is made with sweet milk.
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Dry Gon,ia.

NEW YoRK, Jan. 9.-The dry goods market
was without much charge, Prints were fairly
active and the tone to most all low grade fabrics
was stronger
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Try Marvin's Graham Lunch. The
latest cracker and the best. You will
like them.
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CLOAK DEPARTMENT.


Bargain No. lone (, Nc. Lot NewnArEeS at tl%'
R..s,lPg No. 3: saos 8, Lot Newmarket. at $685.
reduced from $40 tosS'
Bargain No. s-one Lot Jackets at 81 0s, worth
,l ss,I e - IS 4; 7Ono Lot Jackets at " former
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.
One Ia. Mllanss Drs,, Goods at l2'IG' re-
duced from sc.
Ono 1o. Wool Plaid Cloth. at 500. reduced
from Soc aud CSC.
ss7obo tof,ss Yards Wide Cloth at &c. reduced
from 4Oc and SOc.
ono Lot Atwood Side Band sultnss at &c.
former price 49,
Ono lot 4C,Inch Wide All Wool Black Cash
mere GG SOC, worth 7ec.