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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-31
SNAIL TALn.
ninOr Hssssrs ot IassrsJs arisaV aud
Pithiiy EotL
GRAND OPERA HoUsE-"The Flag Of Trucs."
Coon resolutions are in order.

GRAND OPERA HOUsE-'lhe rag OF 4tuo7'
Coon resolutions are in order.
MAKE your New Years resolutions
ana stick TO them.
Two plain DRINKS were run in by the
police last night, Lou Ditman and
James Dugan.
Tomorrow. New Years Day, Geo.
E. Stifel & Co. will close their store at
II o'clock noon.
THE funny paragrsphsr will get in
his work on broken New Years resolu-
tlOns 10 few days.
THE annual meeting Of stockholders
OF the Wheeling and Belmont Bridge
Company will be held Monday, January
] 14th.
THOSE projected street car heaters
are not materializlng as rapidly as the
shiVering patrons would like to have
them.
THE new House & Hermann build
ing, corner Market and Fourteenth
street, will soon be ready tor occu-
pancY.
EDIsoN's latest wonder, the Kineto-
scope, is on exhibition for few days at
Goetze's. 1t is really wonderful In
Vention.
TRAIN No. 1O4 on the Pittsburg d.
vision OF the B. & o. was slightly de-
laysd by the Wheeling Beef Co.'s fire
last night.
IN another column the George Saw
tell farm, on the CHEEKY Hill road, is ad-
vertised for sale. This is very deslr-
able property.
SOME Wheeling citizens do not seem
to be aware that there is an ordinance
requiring them to remove snow from
their sidewalks within twenty-four
hours.
THE Columbia Athletic Club of Cen
ire Wheeling will give their second
grand ball at Turner Hall tonight
Mayors full orchestra will furnish the
music.
IN indexlng the "adys' in the Sun.
DAY REGISTER the call for meeting OF
Wheeling Commandery, X. T., was In
dexed Cyrene Commandery. The call
is for Wheeling Commandery.
CAMILLE RUHLER. OF No. HOO Nc
Colloch street, will give big supper
and dance this evening to his friends.
Good music will be furnished, and a
very enjoyable time is anticipated.
THE Order Of the Ohio, which has a
lodge Ia Martins Ferry, and also has a
lodge In Benwood, and another in the
South Side. will disband. The member
ship has dwiRdled to almost nothing,
and this action was decided upon at a
convention held In East Liverpool last
week.
Mrs. BERTHA AGNEw, wife Of R. S.
Agnew. died after short illness, at her
home No. 1926 Eof street, yesterday
morning.. Deceased was fifty years OF
age. She had host Of friends who
will extend their sympathy to the be-
reavsd husband and family. The fu-
neral will take place Tuesday after
noon at two o'clock.
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FINE MISUNDERSTANDING BROS.
INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
1ons Faitor Of TIE Rsos.s.-:

| 70fhs Editor OF TIE Rooster;
SIR: In a short time a bill will be In
/ trodueed in our next Legislature which
we feel sure will meet with the SpprO-
val OF the best citizens In our State,
who have a real desire for its prosper
ity, and it is the hope Of large num-
Der Of the people that it will be passed.
1t is for the formation OF an Indus
tsisl School for girls. No bill could be
passed that would confer a greater ben
eft on our State. In other States such
schools have been crowned with sue
cess and each year proves the wisdom
/ Of such 4 step. There are quite young
girls in every community who are =
constant menace to. all the boys and
girls with whom they come in contact.
Little girls from seventeen standing
around on corners listening to coarse
! Jokes, indecent language, irreVerent
and profane speech and submitting to
undue familiarity Of vile men. Little
ones who have no parents or such as
are wholly incompetent TO care for
| them. Some, where parents have died
and the girls in the care OF people who
feel no responsibility, or wholly unfit
to care for them.
Young girls Of twelve years Of age,
picked up and put in our lockups.
There Is not town in our State where
there may not be one or more such
cases, who would be greatly benefited
| by such q school and the training IL
would give. They could become useful
citizens, wives and mothers, instead OF
growing up mosrl lepers and mothers OF
q race of criminals.
Year after year these girls enter the
| labyrinth and are destroyed by the
monster of impurity. They are In the
midst of manifold perverting influences.
Even here the sacrifice is going on.
How shall we hinder it? Something
must be done to save these little ones
from becoming abandoned women.
Shall we not give them higher aim in
life?
We can in this way advance personal
and public purity in our State. The
State that takes care Of its children is
laying the foundation for good citizen
ship.
This good work will gladden. homes
now sorrowful and dark. Pure habits
! drilled into the forming Drain OF chllu-
hood means Christian womanhood and
Christian citizenship.
Line upon line, precept upon precept,
craven in the brain and worked into
the warp and wool of character In its
formative period, will build strong
foundations for the future womanhood.
Many mothers eushriHed In the safe
seclusion of pure homes are blind to
the dangers menacing their loved ones.
Blindness to moral danger often invites
calamity. Every parent Of one child or
more needs to recognize the fact that
certain moral evils infest the moral at
mosphere Of childhood.
The object of this school is for the
purpose of protecting and training just
such girls IS are mentioned, and TO
teach them pure habits, to instruct
them in some useful occupation, chiefly
homework. and make them pure, USE
full and honorable citizeps, who will be
az horror 70 any CommUnlty.
We hope our Legislature will see the
wisdom OF this step, and 60 prepared to
do all in their power to make this sue
cess. y.
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a LETTER TO O1AIEmAN VOORHEES,

aon. ID. Rowen Neal of Psrkersburg,
Gives some Views On the Currency
Problem.
Hon. d. w. Voorhees,, Chairman Finance
Committee, U. s. Senate,
SIR: I am reminded by the recon-
ndations OF the Secretary of the
Treasury Of the days Of Andrew Jack
son, who made but few mistakes, one
of which was the removal of the de-
posits from the United States bank,
without proper preparations; as the
Treasury was forced to use the State
banks as repositories for the public
funds when uncontrolled expansion fol-
lowed, producing in its reaction distress
throughout the country.
THE REMEDY PROPOSED.
The first to be done will be TO agree
upon liberal amount per capita for the
relief OF the people, then ascertain the
amount Of gold and silver in circulation,
increasing the amount TO liberal sup
Dly. the amount of National Bank circu-
lation, the amount Of legal tenders.
Then print legal tenders on the credit
of the government, made legal tender
for all dues, public and private. Pro-
vide an amount OF legal tender as above
indicated to make an amount with the
gold and silver, National Bank
circulation and legal tender
to an amount sufficient TO
paw the balance due to the per capita.
Provide also for the expiration OF the
national banks or the failure OF any.
that the government shall issue an
amount Of the legal tender TO supply the
loss OF circulation, so TO keep as near as
may be 10 the amount in cirlulation as
above indicated. The State banks not
being banks Of issue, no account may
be taken Of them. 1 insist that the
government is the only power to be
trusted 10 carrying out the desire OF the
Secretary OF the Treasury. have long
believed that the government should
print all paper nancy, and IL the capt.
talists choose to bank on it, let them do
so. and the result will be the losses and
the Interest saved, will inure to the
people. If my plans are favorably re-
ceived, 1 will require everlasting In lieu
of elastic" as Mr.. Carlisle has IL
Very respectfully,
D. RowEL NEAL,
Parkersburg, w. Va
In estimating the gold, silver and
paper circulation, the coin notes issued
during the Harrison administration for
the benefit of the money sharks OF New
York and London may not be taken &C
count Of, as they are not likely 10 be
used by the people. n.
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otherwise, dragged into Insolvency,
thus tondlns 20 arsatlY Increase the ra-
tic Of totals OF assets 70 liabilities. In
the pauic year, 1893, total assets Of
fanlaq traders amounted 10 65 per cent
Of their Liabilities. whereas ia what
nav be characterized as normal years
the nominal rattle is about 50 or 81 per
per cent From this fair guage may
be obtained Of the extent Of the move
msnt 10 the direction Of improvement
during the past twelve months in that
the ratio OF assets to liabilities Of those
falling Is down 60 50 per cent
1t has been a subject for comment
among business men best able to judge
that wheeling has been sIngularly free
from the financial disturbances that
have created havoc throughout the re-
malnder OF the couatry. She has snf-
ferred only through the dDllness Of
trade elsewhere aud not through any
fault or weakness Of her own financial
structure, and she really suffered more
in the past year than in the
actual panic year Of 1898. The
reason Of Whesllng's immunity dur
ing the late distress is in the
fact that her values are real and her
business is done on the solid basis Of
actual wealth owned and not borrowed,
while speculation and inaation are
given no foothOld or encouragement
here. Upon a less solid foundation
many communities two or three times
the size Of Wheeling do proportionatel7
a much greater volume Of business, and
It is these that suffer when the financial
strain comes, when every tub must
stand on it's own bottom.
The outlook for 1895 is unquestion-
ably bright, and Wheeling is in condi-
ton to keep on the crest Of the wave of
prosperity.
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RIVER INTGLLlGENoE.
What Is Going on Among the Boats and
BOAtmsn.

All the packets are tied up now. The
Keystone State and Ben Hur are at
Parkersburg, the Courier at Marietta,
the Bedford and Liberty at Darlington,
the Iron Queen at Pittsburg, the Philips
is at New Matamoras and the Hudson
IL on the lower river somewhere, proha-
bly, at Cincinnati.
The laying up Of the boats yesterday
and Saturday was a good thing for the
Ohio River Railroad. An extra train
was put on yesterday to bring up the
live stock aud produce taken from the
keystone State at ParkersburR, and the
other boats lying between here and
that point.
The Bedford, which passed down
Saturday afternoon about 3 o'clock,
had a hard time getting through the
ice and only went as far as Darlington,
where she TIED up until the river is in a
better condition for navigation.
Mr.. Hugh Haskins, late stewart on
the tow-bost Delta, accompanied by
Mira. Haskins was in the city yesterday
on their way to Hannibal, Ohio. on a
visit.
There were no packets yesterday, all
the boats being laid up st different
points along the river.
Mr.. Daniel HolImlller, ne late chef
on the steamer Scotia, was In the city
yesterday on his way to Pittsburg.
River, 5 feet inches and falling.
Weather. clear and warmer.
WARREN. PA, December 3O.-RiVer
Q feet and falling. Weather cloudy and
cold.
GREENSBORO, PA. December 3d.
River 7 feet 10 inches and falling.
River frozen; navigation suspended.
Weather cold.
SrEUBENvn.LE, o., December 3d.
River 4 feet inches and falling. Wealth
or cear and cold.
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the voters Of. wheeling. The Register.
On the contrary, has too much faith in
their intelligence and common sense to
regard the Republican claim as any
thing bot the grossest insult, that
should be avenged by the overWheim-
ing defeat Of the schemes Of these al
ready arrogant bosses and ,ringsters.
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NOW IT'S TIE NEWSPAPERS.

Rev. DR.. Parkhurst Makes an Uncomph-
meatary Reference 20 Them.
New YORK, December 20.-The Rev.
Charles II. ParKhurst preached ser
mon this morning, in which be made
indirect and incidental reference to the
work of the past year. The people had
learned, be said, that a politician was
man OF expendiency, and that he might
arrange things in such manner as only
mighty uprising Of the people could
undo. In looking over the Held Of the
future, he SAID, the people should look
for an Improvement in the character OF
the newspapers. The papers, he said.
that daily serve Up a mass OF uodigested
matter, without discrimination to their
readers were radidly becoming public
nuisance.
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WOOL


The demand continues quiet, with values
about the same. The stock OF wool IN Bos-
ton foots up to 81, so. 600 pounds domestic
and 5. SS5 pouods foreign, against Sl,0o5-
600 pounds domestic and 5,54S, 800 pounds
FOREIGN at this date year ago. The de-
crease is entirely in domestic woods, the
stock of Texas show reduction OF over
8 100000 pounds. while the SIMPLY OF terri
Sorv is Is, So. 000 pounds. or about :. 500, 600
hounds less than last year Pulled WOODS
are s00.C00 pounds less than year ago.
white stocks of Oregon are over ,5oO, COO
p1unds greater. In foreign woods the sup
nlF Of Australian wool on the market IS
e6Sut the sane e year 1go, 100000
pounds, while the Sane can be SAID o. car
pstT ,voois. about 2.3is.000 pounds. The
sioux OF wool II bead has been reduced to
9s6l90 pounds carpet wool, against ever
81 10.o00 pounds foreig1 woods when the
dr& o. wool WAS taken OF il AuQ1st. ard
Posn his date q ~ go.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-31

THE selection Of Mr.. Lawrence E.
Sands, who has long been assistant
cashier Of the National Bank Of West
Virginia, TO succeed Mr.. John J. Jones
as cashier OF the Exchange Bank, is an
honor well bestowed and we'll merited.
Mr.. Sands, though a young man, is ex'
periencsd, having been in the banking
business all his life. and for his excel
lent character and ability, stands high
in financial circles.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-31

LONDON. December 30.-A dispatch
from Pekin says that the ex-ViceroY Of
Nankin. Liu Kun vi, has been appoint
I'd TO the chief command Of all the Chi
pese forces, thus superc eding Ii Hung
Chang and Prince kung, the Emperor's
uncle, who was only a short time ago
appointed 10 that position among two
or three others.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-31

: II claim that the Republican can
will Be doated into power In she
~ by ths- haek,zAsA OF -ttHs
natlora. tidal wave is an In
the intelligence and common
OF the people. Fitness and ca
cut no figure 10 the Republican
calculation.
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DIED.

ASNEW-On Sunday. December 80, 1895, AZ
7.50A m, BERTEA ~, wife Of Z. 5. AgneW, IN
ire 5ist year Of her age.
Funeral from her late residence. Si26 kon
street. Tuesday afternoon a. o'clock. Inter
nsnt at Ut. ZIoa csmstery. Friends CT the
family are invited to attsna.
JONES-Ou Saturday, December 10Th. is.4. q
$40 O'Clock. a. m. LEWIS JOKES, IN the 7J1h
year Of his age.
Funeral from bis late residences. Sorih York
street. Island, Monday after5con, at 2.3l
O'Clock. Interneat al Greenwood ceEstsry.
phase omit flowers.
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racioaI Index Of plsaass.

The upper third of theiacs is altered
In expression. says physlognomlst aud
doctors 10 affections Of the brain, the
middle third 10 disease Of the chests aud
the LAWYER third in diseases Of the organs
contained in the abdominal cavity.
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- 30 - - 81.

The old year which closes to-day will
not be remembered with special graft
tude by the business Of the country; it
has been breathing spell for trade
after the disastrous furry Of 1898, a
time FOR figuring up the situation, TAX
Ing account Of how We stood, clearing
away the wreck left la the track OF the
financial tornado and preparing TO take
q fresh hold. The old year has been the
connecting link between disaster and
renewal OF prosperity which has sui
fsred go many breaks 10 the last two
decades. THIS ductuation has bseu par
ticuarly striking during the past five
years, as shown by Bradstreet's figures.
The total numbsrof business failures in
1890, relatively prosperous year until
the closing months, when the Barring
crash had an uuiayorable influence, was
only lO,673, followed 10 1891 0n the
earlier portion OF which the effect Of
the Barring disturbance 10 the financial
world at home aud abroad were conspi-
cuous) by 1896 failures, up 20 that
Nme the largest number recorded 10 any
year. In 1892 there was material
vlval 10 domestic trade aud industry.
There we're ouly 10. go failures report
ed. but this was followed in the panic
year Of 1898 by an aggregate Of 1850,
and that oy total Of l2,791 in the year
ended today.
The shrlnkage 10 the number Of busi-
ness failures in the past year contrasted
with the year before about Is per cent,
is however, moderate ia comparison
with the falling of ia the total volume
Of Indebtedness Of falling traders, which
amounted during the past tWelvemOnth
60 S149, sos, 600, about 81 per cent. Of
the aggregate liabilities in 1898.
Tue falling OH in total assets Of those
ning this year, S79.755,oO Is even
rsater the total specified amounting 70
5nly 80 per cent Of the corresponding
aggregate in 1898. From these data it
NJ be noticed that while business fall
gsu away about Is per cent this
Impaired with last, she total In
,ss Of those falling shrank 90
and assets which were IN
landed 10 the preceding year,
a 20 per cent It may be con-
sign Of general healthiul-
ness that total liabilities for 1894 are
much smaller thsn Ia 1891 or 10 1890,
zlars not marked By pronounced dis
tdrbsnce 10 financial and comnsreial
circles The ike is true Of The total Of
sssts aggregates for 1891 snd 1892
30 being larger than ior the yoar iuss
ed
nss Of panic or extreme convul-
onmeroial ana financial circles
ats points oot maa7 busi-
Ehleh. under ordioafy cir
aid be regarded as SOL
baHnssl rolai'oas-QZ
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JUDeE BOYD should be elected May
or As the hsad Of the city govern
msnt, Wheeling would have reason to
be proud OF him.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


No. I3I sixteenth street., : room brick.
No 1900 Ch4pliBe streot, nne residence.
so 81 Soutn BROADWAY, nue Eefidsnce
No. 1913 Fourtsenth sfrsef, 1ne rsslcsnce.
No. I05 Zhns street. LELAND, the fesieence-
Two fine lots or south brosG way, islarc.
ZINE bnilding lots in Pleasant VALLEY.
The John W. ncLure Homasfesd- cor
ner OF soath Front aHd ohio streets. a. =
reduced figure.
desirable residences property, NO. 20 Ia
dana street. rooms. modern.
Sos. I26. 12S aud 80 south Penn strsst;
No. 60 \. wabash stress Islznd. tse
story frame dWeilsz of 3 rooms Lo'0'1IS'
Kos. zRIe zaa s2IS Aarke. street.. .
double hrick dTelling.s property q 100 M sacn
No - n. WabAsn street., 8rlaEas zsIctT
frame dwelling Of 9 rooms water OF both
foofs. lot 1Fxfz0 fee-
No. 2sz1 Eor stree, s,stery frame dwell.
ing els roons; hair iot oe, g. 20 ~ ~'1is'
's So $50 Aa.a str-,s. . . bsisk dvsliius
= ffsrns bose On ncCol q street. iof 20.
seonEy 70 NchA.
- ~ TAI
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The Democratic city ticket is ln the
field, and the impartial observer will
note that it is generally superior 70 the
Republican ticket.
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HAMBURG, December 29.-Arrived =
steamer Aforavia, from New York; Bo-
hemia, from Baltimore.
OuERNsrOWN, Decsmbe S9.-ArriN ed
Stesmsr Umbris, from New York.
NRw YORK. December 29-ArFiVed,
steamer Guthsil, from Greistmund.
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TIE REGISTER AT WASHINGTON
The DAILY and SUNDAY REGISTER can
ts procured in Washington City 81 the
Newspaper Exchange, opposite Willards
Hotel and Queens News stand, National
hotel
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We FEEL the spirit moving US to
shout again that good old refrain, Ring
oct the ola, ring in the newl
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Sudden Death.

fpSeiCs 70 ths Rsstsssr.
SyurHFIELD, O., December 3O.-Ex-
Police Clerk Edward Graham started to
get q drink Of water at 1l:l5 to-night
and dropped dead Of heart disease.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-31

Cor those good resolutions cooked
and primed?
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FAREwELL, old "a; heartily welcome
vigorous, young and promising %.
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THE REGIsIE-it At UtIlAIAI IL %
The DAILY ana SUNDAY REGISTER can
he procured in Charleston at the Hotel
RuHner News Stand
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ISLAND LOTS

On the 18th day Of January. 1875, will ofsr
for sale AZ public auction, Ia froat OF the Court
House, In the city OF wheeling, COMMENCING .,
n &. m. two lots situsted on wabash street
between Virgins and Delaware streets.
Terms II sele-One-tbird in band on day 81
sale balaace N one aud two equal nnuAl pay.
uents. with Interest scared BY a deed OF trust
WM. W. CABELL,
Per A. MOORE. JR.,
deg-eAdi Trustee
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VEST VIRGINIA PRINTING CO.,
Puertsrrts AxD PEoFBlEroBs.


.--~r,r. NJ HAL FesTAaE FHEfAA
ANY ak days in ne week. .'s''.'''t
DAILY. three days in the week. -..- 9,
parry. Two DAYS = ths week. ,.-.-..'-- ~
rtrI,Y. one day in the wesk.....' ''''''''- -
WEEKLY. ere year, in advance. -
WEEKLY, six monta,... ---'''''''-'''''' 80
SUNDAY only. enc -sar. ..-'''''''''''' 80
SUNDAY only. six months $3.50. =. ''''
DELIVERED BY CARRIERS
n.rrv ,.r week. 70 be paid weekly 10
DArry ana SUNDAY, per WoeS.....
SEspAILY win BE- delivered By earris'ia
any other city or town at -. 1900
s,-gi. CoDisl 81 DAILY o. WEEkL1 .-..-
r-rributss Of Respect sad Osi'Hsfy N'''e''
Eve cents per line
sfauus Of the Denomination or t"oesA'' 80
,,-rsptsd Tor amounts less than oa' aoiiA'
-CornEsPoSpzNcE CONTAINING Iiro-iANI
,--.sorrcrrrp reov EyEBE rAEr OF EAA SUR
lorvpua coUNTEU
Rejected coumunisations win net Be rstaEno@
r,l,ss aecorpanisd 0y sumcieat PostAge
The REGISTER. embracing ita several ed
,-,. \. entered at the P0stofaes In wheel
- ". Va. as socond-ciass matter
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EOR SALE
wADDINGTON.
Containing s acres, on BstnsHy PIKE, miles
from city. Splendid fruh ana IAfgs Dflck
drellfne house Also dairy farm. with 1rst-
class i'm proyements, near Flushing. osio.
W. v. HOCE.
Attorney aud Land Agent.
ds2a4dl CITY Bank BaIldInK. 40 Aafket 81
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CTOOKHOLDERS' MEETING.

A TTENTloN, SIR KNIGHTsl
"a The sir knights of wheslnF Command
cry No. are ordered, End Sir tniphil % Cifens
C5mmandery No. 2 are ffatrfnAiy invited -
meet st ths Asylum Masonic Temple, 20 full
Uniform. on Monday afternoon. DECEMBER 81,
1894 a. oc,ock sharp. for ths - pose ~ A.
tending the funeral Of our decsase1 BIZ hnisht
LoUfs JosEs. fY order,
CHAs II. AHEENs. ED. Com.
JosEPH HALL. Recorder.
InIerment 40 Greenwood. spscial motor
n inclement wear oYesc0ats. ETC. dfD1qel.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
! CToCKHoLDERs MEETING.

~
The annual meeting OF the stockholders Of,
the wheeling aud Belmont Bridge Iompany
will be held AZ the sfics ~ the Coinpaby on
Monday. January a. 1874 beIwssn ihc houts
OF 2 and o'clock p. m, Tor the election Of Man
ayers 10 serve during the ensulsg year.
JOS. LAWSON, Sec'y
wheeling. w. Va, Dec. 81 1884, de3lsi
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Of comfort are walking the streets of Wheeling
day. clad from head to foot in things that have \
bought at BAER'S Hundreds of men are buy
not only their Clothing, but are buying Unidl
Shirts, HsGktS Collars Cuffs, SuSpendc, in fact everyt
that they wear, of us. Don't imagine that AM
our departments are on a small scale. EACH
partment is small store in itself. Some I'd
furnishing goods stores do not carry as many
nishing Goods in stock as we sell in a month.