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The Red Cloud chief., 1895-11-15

havn't sit Dye
mn yc since Tim Rcilly's wake. .\h-h.
fax, twas u foinc tonne we had the
noigl,t! Sit yc down. Mrs. Flnnnigin.
shUc sc must be toircd. Milla mnr-
ther! but yc'rc sittin' an the cat! BAD
scran to the craythur. II do he always
undaicr me tut. Go an now! S-S-S.
AN how have We been. Mrs. Fan.
nigan? An how's the ould man an
the bycs? oh. yis: we all do he oin
here. barrin' Johnny. lie hoy The
whOopin' cahf--an' It's very bad he IL.
oh. yis. Mary Ann Is well. Sheido he
gOin' In gran sassicty n0w. since g
paw was elictcd alderman nv the
Tint' ward. Slurc ii wint to the
sayshorc a fwoile this summer wild the
GilhOolcys an the Sullivans. an she
wint roidin' in wan o thin yats they
has down there: an its q foinc tonne
she had. Arrah! but Oi made to kapc
an DYE til her all the sa-anlc. fer all
their gran ways. fer Ills corruptiii her
manners they'd hc; no liss! An she
do bc alwnyd brought NJ daycint an
iiigint- johnny! u, quiet. &c ap'
out an play wild tie Goat II fwoi!"'
there's a good bye. Iccs scr. this is
how IL was. Twas all along Nv u
ya-amc they call laIing bcnnis. Mary
Ann kim hOamc wan day lust spring.
an she siz Z me. slz She:
"'Niaw. thc GilhUo'cys IL Ci'tin' MP
a lining Dennis clOob. an o'im Ia be-
long to It, she siz.
"..A lahng Dennis cloob.' Oi siz. An
Ywats that? il II some new koind nv
a shillaly' Oi siz. 'FaiS. an yc doan't
leIa-ang to lahng Dinnis. o short
Dinnis aythcr. bcdad. but 10 honest
MOikc MuldOOn. That yc promises tn
marry last st. PathIick's da-oy--ah'
its maxim yer wcddin' cloatics Oi al
this minu,e..' Oi siz.
"'Oh, mawv she siz. its only n
ga-amc! she siz. An they plays IL
an the la-ahn. wild n nit an baihs, an
OiTi have to HOY a Dinnis SCOT she
Six.
".An' fwat II that be- Oi slz.
"'WhOy, it's a drlsS To wear wlln oi
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-11-15
LOVES UNCONSCIOUS MESSENGER.

Red clover blossoms and daisies
Swing and sway.
Amid the fiowcry mazcs
Insects play.
Little reck they aught Icucath
Mother Earth's green. fragrant sheath:
Sunshine theirs. and all If life
Save It's wcariness and strife.
With busy, tuncful humming
WOrdlcss song.
Loud licralding his coming
Swift along.
Tho wild bee. honey qicsting.
VIII brook no lightsomc TESTING;
He is no Idle rover.
Disporting mid the clover.
At his Kiss the clover smiles
with bushes shy.)
Honey sips tho bee. and miles
Away doth fly,
With fussy. noisy. poInpOus Iorf
In distant fields 20 pay his court.
tsrdrcaming he loves message bears
To other clovcrs. o~thcrwhcrcs.
-Harpcr's Razar.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-11-15

In Europe a traveller IL compelled tn
everybody connected with u train or n
railway station IL lie wants Ia protect
him from annoyance. He has 10 fee
The bnggagcmcn. the p0rters, the CON.
ductors. The guards ana all hands. ard
the treatment no receives IL governed
by his generosity. In japan you nre
expected to give a penny 10 the p0r-
ter who carries your luggage from the
~jin.ikisha to the baggage room, for
that Is his 'pideln,' and he receives
no my from the railroad but if YOU
offered u fee of amy amount 10 any
one else he would be grossly lnsulted.
The same IL true &c policemen. AS an
Illustration, | carclcssly left u note
hook o6 HE Seat Of u ear In which !
had Travelled from Toxic 10 Yokohama,
and did MT discover my loss untIi the
truin had left the next station. | went
10 The station master. who immediate
IL scilt II telegram 10 the man IN charge
of the train, and ! found my notebook
awaiting Ine when | returned Ia the
hotel mt Toxic that evening. After
ward ] offered TO pay the station mas
ter AMI the telegraph operator for
their trouble. They made very polite
bows AMI assured me that they felt
greatly honorcd by having m opportu-
nifty 10 do me a service. but declined
to accept moIiey.7 Correspondence "
the Chicago Record.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-11-15
-
TIiic EVE or TVE NEEDLE.
How an I'm portnnt Discovery "ns
Made In q Dream.

Wade In % Dream.
Elias Howe almost bcggarcd himself
before he discovered where the eye of
tho needle of n sewing machine should
Il" located. His original idea was To
follow the model of the eye ut the hcnl.
IL cvc occurred Ia him that " should
be- placed rear the point. aud he might
have failed altogether u he had no,
dreamed le was building II sewing
machine for u savage king In u strange
cuuu,ry. just us in his actual waking
experience, he was rather pcrplcNcd
about the needles eye. He thought
the King gave him twcnty.fOur hours
to complete Il machine and make II
sew. If not finished In that time,
death WAS Ia hc The punishment.
Howe worked and worked and puzzled
aud puzzled. aud finally gave II NJ.
Then lie thought lc was taken out 10
ln executed. He noticed that The war
riors carries spears tlnt were pierced
near the head. Instantly came the so
luton of the difficulty. and while the
inventor was begging for time he
nwokc. II vas I O'Clock in the morn
ing. lie jumped out OF bed. rnu tn his
workshop and by q u needle with an
eye bad been rudcly modelled. After
that II was easy. This Is the true
story of an Important inciucnt In tho
invention If the sewing machine.
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To ne.,o-. n,c,cnoa L.ooh..

Many a poor victim Of dyed hair
would be happy to know how to bring
back the natural color after having
been an artificial blonde or brunette.
Dr.. NORM gives them the following re-
ceipt. the ingredients mixed in equal
parts:
Alcohol Of roses.
Oil Of bitter almonds,
Tineture OF cantharides.
Tinctnre Of citron Boston Traveller.
Well said the Kentucky cam
paigper. II have left absolutely noth-
ingAindone TO win friends for cause.
I Nave considered no personal sacriAce
TOO great. I have treated everybody NJ
the country. even drank water vtk1l
the prohibitionist p~srty-waud X
going to be right viii paW&
ton star.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-11-15

HNry hum NAV
PLAYS the ga-amc!' she siz. An Ot
want wan ms foinc as Annie GilhoOl-
ey's.'
".An' fwnt's the matter wild the
driss We had made fer the Some nv
Erin bahiy' Oi siz. The Crane satin
wan, wild the lain tail Ia 1t, an the
d~isuuality nick. an' the illigant lace
an rid arrtifshmls? Shurc, Ofm
thipkin' Annie Gilhoolcyll not hoy an
nything foiner than that, now
..Now, maw!' si2 Mary Ann, that's
not soo,able at all. at all she siz. 'Oi
want "A rid an fwoit shtrOlpcd SKIRT,
wild "A pink SHIRT waist, an wan q
thin caps they do bc wcarln' an the
watts, an Oi want foivc dallers to buy
a racket -.
:. Racket. it is OF siz. 'FOlvc dal-
lers! shur, Oi think wild four byes an
- baby an u PLAINLY, an a dog an
that schamin' parrot the devil Hoy
AWAY wild him!--lit alone yer paw
within he kims hoame from the ward
maytins, its racket enough We has, an
fer nothin'. Its no fOivc dallcrs ycH
ellpinl fer more racket, begOrru.'- =
Johm,y Casey, If ye doan't lave an
iasln' the baby, OfH take me ship
per L ye! Dye moind that now llusht
cryin' now. darlint; here, THU, here
yer sIsthcr's foatygraft alhim at
that now! Alanna, but It's u foine
clolid she H., Mrs. Flanagan, when
yc lave her HOY her W way, viii
as Oh was tiilin' yccs. IL Old put me
n down thin. Ord have saved mcsilf
thrubble an money; but wh.n the onla
man Kim lioamc twas aisy wurrk fer
Mary Ann to tasc him around, an ~
il wasn't lahng befoor she wOs rO0nin'
10 pla-ay lahng Dinnis every day In
the wake. an sorra u hit nv wurrlk
could Oi got out NV her. An so II
wint. til the other day. h kinis
hoamc an she siz. Nav. there's to
be q tinimint at the club. an Orm
goin' to pla-ay wid u matcii.' size siz.
".Nat q bit nv IL siz Oh. 'oi niycr al
lowed any choild NV moline TO pla-ay
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q connection which began with the
shipwrcck Of Pinto In l542' approved
ond taken only that which was calcu-
lated 10 increase It's strength. writes
John a. Cockrell from Tokyo. silently.
but surely, Japan has been profitine by
the intellectual advance and vigor OF
foreign lands. until she has learned all
their secrets. and, despite her size and
comparative weakness, become every
whit their equal. And all this. Lafcn-
dio Hcarn claims. Is nothing but a nos
marvellous national J~iujutsu: n sysetm
OF intellectual sclf-defcncc that has not
It's equal In any other land. Ms h real
Jiujutsu Is incomparably superior TO
any other known system OF physical
selfe defence.
But what is Jiujutsu? Outside OF a
few essays In tho Transactions Of the
Asiatic Society Of Japan where an
elaborate description may he found
which IL ycxatious because OF its want
of lncidity to any but IN initiate and
II or two articles In the Japan Mall
that deal with the history rather than
there is no literature on the subject ac-
ccssible to foreigners. And yet the art
Is unquestionably one OF profound IN
terest. for by n thorough coinprchcn-
sion OF It's rules "A man of greatly in
ferior physique may successfully cope
with an opponent possessed of much
strength. size and combative skin.
Tho whole teaching OF Jiujutsu is
summed up In the two ideaeraphs com
posing the name; II IL the art Of con-
quering by yielding" or literally the
gentle art" In so far a3 1t Is pecu-
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-11-15
Tho Prime, of vale. and M. Pets,

The Prime of Wales and His Pets.
Concerning the specimens OF wild
animals which the prince OF Wales has
been presenting to the Cromwell Road
Museum. II may be interesting 10 state
that his royal highncss observes u
very wholesome rule In these matters.
Many Of The domestic pets which en-
dearcd themselves by long years Of AS
sociaticn I o the Prince ana Princess
are carefully stuffed Immediately af-
ter death. and lind u permanent place
In u corridor or apartment of the roy
al residence. In This way there Is NOT
n solitary geological specimen either
AT IA ndringham or In Marlborough
House which does not possess some
reminiscent value In the eyes of Its
owner. Anything whose interest Is
strictly sci ntihc In g n 10 an appro,
pirate public collection. and In this
way the Prince of Wales has, In the
Icrrsc of q long career, hec0me d very
considerable dcnor 10 tho great Ia-
tiolal museum. Pail Mall Gazette
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-11-15

NINE. Cassine. the Australian Night
ingale," who 10 appearing this season
with the Abbey Grau Opera Company,
long enjoyed the distinction OF being a
~fnvorite at the court OF Emperor Franz
Joseph OF Austria. The emperor Is said
tn have lavished gifts upon her TO the
extcat OF 500, 900. She Is a Jewoss.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-11-15
THE RING In JAPAN.
PRIZE FIGHTING THERE A DAM
CEROUS ART.
Tire GenttcmanIy science of ~ConuuerlWg
by Seeming Ia Yield Includes Grips,
pcints. rhr1w.. aud Grokcn iioues
Muscles ot steel.

T has been we'll
pointed out. In LAT
cadlo Htaru's dc
lightful book, Out
OF the East" that
Japan has adopted
nothing for me ELY
Initiative rea, ons.
This country has,
ever since It's carli-
Cst connect Ion with
49, a n
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-11-15

THE top q the
n,arri,in' T. yc.
Mrs. ~F'lnunigan.
It's glad Oi AIN
4 SEQ ycos. the
day! Sllurc Oi
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-11-15

Mrs. Casey Meets n "Jsde.-
Twas only n short tonne nfrhcr that
whin Mary Ann siz TO him yirry lis
pictful:
"Fwats the sehorc. Mister Jo-ans:'
"Hc looked at her wild II grin an him
loike IA young nliisaither. "a. he sig:
I" Thirty. lovcv list Ioikc that.
"'Will. twas weld Oi was that min.
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A po.tal clerk I,ndly Murt.

Mr. +. c. Bishop. the well known roof
ing man, OF Martins Ferry, was con-
sderahly alarmed yesterday. morning
when he learned that his brother, w W.
Bishop, was terribly Gcnlded In wreck
on the Pittsburgh & Lake Erie railroad
near New Castle on Saturday evening
He did not know until noon whether
his brother was dead or alive. He tele-
phoned to Pittsburgh and failed to get
the offices Of the company He learned
that the injured man had been taken to
the hospital at New Castle and that the
fireman was dead
He then reached che New Castle hos
pital by telephone and felt relieved
when told that his brother was not be-
lIeved 10 be dangerously injured He
was badly Bcalded about the arm, neck
and face hut was resting easily Mt last
accounts, with his twelve-year-old son
at his bedside. He Is postal clerk OF
the first rank He has been In the SER
vice since President Garfleld's adminls-
truNou.
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Yesterday afternoon very short ses-
sion OF the Ohio Valley Trades and
Labor Assembly, the local representa-
tive labor organization, was held at
Assembly hall, on Market street. The
attendance of delegates was unusually
small President Riley and Secretary
Salisbury directed proceedings.
The West Yirglnia legislative COM
mlttee reported having learned thatthe
report that the city gas board is In the
future TO use Undermined coal Is true.
This Is considered an important vic
tory for the local union miners.
a letter was received from Secretary
McGraith, OF the American Federation
Of Labor, In which he refers 10 the gar
ment war In New York, phases Of
which have arisen In the meetings OF
the assembly lately. He felt sure that
no Federation labels have been used
on prison-made garments.
Not long ago the tailors' union OF
Steubenville alleged that a number OF
the members Of the flint glRssWorkers'
union, No, S, were pulroni2lng u boy
cottcd tailor there. The assembly
asked thnt the names OF the offending
glassworkers be sent here, At the
meeting yesterday the tailors ,declined
to send list as requested. So The mat
ter ends,
Vice President Tlghe took the Steu-
benVllle incident ns text for n few
remarks He sald that labor organlza-
lions should not clash and that nllega-
lions OF wrong-doing should always
be supported by indlsputable evidence
before made,
Under the head Of welfare of the
assembly, cx-Presidcnt Richard Rob
ertson SPOKE Of the Importance OF elect
Ing competent officers at the coming
election Several other delegates also
spoke on the same subject
President Riley introduced the fol-
lowing amendment to the constitution,
which was laid over until the succeed
Ing meeting:
Whereas, Article 4. section 1. requires
4 unanimous vote to enable an officer
of this assembly to serve two consecu-
tive terms, and II can be changed to
the advantage Of all concerned by sub
shutting the following:
Resolved. That the officers OF this
assembly shall be a president, secre-
tary. treasurer and three trustees, who
shall be elected at the first meeting in
January of each year. They must be
bona flde delegates when obligated.
In explanation Of the resolution OF
amendment II should be said that there
is ut present law by which no officer
cni be rerliclcd without unanimous
consent OF TIT assembly. For some time
many delegates have thought III : an
unwise law, and n sentiment In favor
% its repeal has been worked up. II
the amendment passes old officers can
be reelected with 4 bare majority.
A delegate introduced a copy OF
labor directory Just issued here. which.
he said, Is entirely unauthorized by the
assembly A committee of three dele
gates was appointed to prepare state
ment for publication. The committee
is: NJ. +. Tighe, George w. clifton and
Jere Mead.
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srlsndld produetlon of0Jo.ephInr.n

with new and elaborate costumes,
uniforms and imperial robes, and sup
ported by specially selected metro
polltan company. Rhen's presentation
of Josephine, Empress OF the French"
this season surpasses all previous pro-
ductions OF Ar. Haven's sterling play
By the much favored and esteemed act
ress. The performance Is complete and
admirable and Rhea viii be heartily
welcomed at the Opera House on De-
ccmber 10 and II and Saturday matt
nee Rhea's appearance as the beauti-
full Empress Of the French Ia one Of the
most noteworthy dramatic perform
ances OF the year.
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o. v, T, AND 1. ASSEMBLY.


II having come TO tho notice of the
assembly that an advertising card cir
culatcd by some interruptions person or
persons under the Guise of unlonlsm,
containing the names of both fair and
unfair merchants, notably among the
latter n certain conf dealer who has
been under the ban OF the as
scmbly for years. we take this
method OF warning, the public
in general not to pay any attention to
matters Of this kind unless accompa-
MED by the signature Of the president
and secretary Of this assembly,
NJ. l.. TtGHE.
q. W. CLIFTON,
j. MEAD,
Committee.
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Has found that her little ones are i'm
proved more by the pleasant laxative.
Syrup OF Figs, when In need Of the laNa-
tive eject OF u gentle remedy than by
any other and th9l II is more accepts
benefits them. The true remedy. syrup
OF Fign. Is manufactured by the Callfor-
MIA Fig Syrup Co. only.
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Dan Kelly, the star of the "outcasts
of Great City" which opens at the
Grand this evening, is one OF the Oldest
past exalted rulers of the Il. p o.,
Elks. He Is very prominent and popu-
lar in the order not only because Of his
membership. but as well on account OF
his intrinsic qualities as u man, and he
win no doubt receive warm welcome
here
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On Saturday afternoon the stocshol-
ders Of the State Fair Association met
at the court house and elected the fol-
lowing board Of directors: Anton Rey-
mann, Aug, Rolf G, Ed. Mendel, Chas.
Schmidt, Henry Bieberson. j. w. Mich
OILS, lily, c, Meyer, a. A. Frauzhelm N.
u. Scott Paul o. Reymann. A. NJ, Ham
ilton, Geo. Hook and William Petrle
DR.. Petrie is the only new member,
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The Fire Alarm STRIKER.

Webster Chandlee. general agent of
the Gamewell fire alarm company, was
here Saturday and looked at the strik-
ing apparatus in the city hall tower,
He said II was completely worn out and
ought to be replaced with an entirely
new outfit. He also recommended that
an alarm gong be placed In the office of
the chief of police. This Is something
the need Of which has long been felt,
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II IL not often that We have fine
second hand Chickcrlng g Sons piano to
offer for sale. The owner of this, for
rcnsona which we viii explain, VIII take
one-thlrd of the price she paid FOR II In
order "a rcnllGc Immediately. There IN
not q scratch, not Il blcmlsh on H. The
piano ran be sccn at our store, 1910 Mar
kct street,
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The first glass Will arrive at the
Beaumont glass works ut Martins Fer
ny, to-day and the work OF decorating,
stamping, etc. win begin In few days,
The decorating kllns and lehrs will soon
be completed. Samuel Taylor, late OF
the West Virginia glass works, has
taken charge OF the office.
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LADIES, surprise your hus band, brother
or sweethrart by nril0ring for him u fine
SILK vest, pair OF trousers or an oyareoat
for Christmas, We have their measure
q. Ii.ss s. SONS,
Fashionable Tnilora aud Gents Furnish
ers, AinFket street,
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FHB HUB oLoTHmRs AND EUaNlsHERs,
I HE HUB ''.'' T Field.

Seems that we have done even better in Oyercoats
than we thought Themore We see and hear of other
stores and stocks the palmer is Don't buy blindly
Don't be afraid to come in just to look Our statesmen
are paid salaries-their time is yours-to show or
sellust as you say and the best of it is we have
variety to show, too. Not exaggerating bit when
we say we have as many Overcoats as any three
stores have, because we show all the styles. If we
took your measure and made them to order we could
not give you any better garments. There are no
finer fabrics, there are no better trimmings there
could be no more care and pains given to the max,
ing, You can see how perfectly they ft-that is the
beauty of readymade coat You can try them on
and see how you like them before you buy them
Another beauty about ours is that nobody could tell
whether they are readymade or not-nine out Of ten
would say not. $500 is our lowest priCe-good
0oats-goodas any anywhere for 7.OO-$25for
our best, and there are none better-none as good
except from the finest taiors, and they double the
price Here full satisfaction or no sale-aword Of
fault and back goes your money quick. Don't you
like the fairness? Our Coats are as honest as our
methods.
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Acknowledgements
onicel No,. IS and a FoarlssatA strpel,
New Advertisements.

Busy-House & Herrmann-Fifth Page.
Vaccine Virus-List's Drug Store,
Aluminium Ware-Nesbitt q Bro.
Handkerchief Bargain-J. s. Rhodes &
Useful elfts-G. Mendel & cO.-second
Holiday Handkerchief sale-Jos, Horne
& Co.-Slxth Page,
For Rent and Tor Sale-James A. Henry.
Meadow Cream Cheese-C, v. Harding
& Co.
Christmas Observation-Disclosures.
Marked Down sale-Geo, r. Taylor
HandEerchiefs-aeo. NJ, Shook & CO.
rs Worth while-Kraus Bros.-FIfh
Page.
Presto changel-stone & Thomas
Eighth Page.
fel x Co.-Thlrd Page.
Christmas Presents = McFadden's -
Eighth Page,
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FOR SALE.


One OF our most prominent famllles
has broken up house keeping, and hav-
Ing no further use Cor the piano. has left
II with us for sale. 1t is the finest style
of ChickerinE 6 Sons Cabinet Grand
Upright Piano, In perfect condition,
and can be bought Mt great bargain.
Il. W. BAUMER G. co.
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Those desiring instruction in Elocu-
ton or Acting may apply to Miss A.
Lima Hennlg. Miss Hennlg is now
forming Elocutlon, Dramatic and
tlon given to Recital work and coach
Ing for amateur productions. Ar
rangements may be made by mail or
by calling at q Eleventh street.
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A FULL line OF violins, Guitars
Mnndollns, BnnIos and musical mer-
chandse at lowest prices.
MILLlGAN, WILISlN & co.
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TRADES ASSEMBLY,
A Short and Rather Lively Ses.
sion of the Labor Magnates.
THE REELECTION OF OFFICERS

Was a Topic That Was Diseusssd-A Pro-
posed Change in the Constitution ofthe
Assembiy-That Prison Garment contro-
versy An Unauthorized Trades and
LaBorDlreetOry Dsnouncsd-O,hsrB Bus
insss Transaeted.
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SEE our Real Sonl Royal Pocket
Books Sterling Silver Corners ut 81 90
each,
Dillon. WHEAT & HANcHER co.
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REGINA Music Boxes playing 1000
pieces ut
DILLON, WHEAT & HANCHER CO.
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HOLIDAY GOODS Mt c. Hess & Sous.
Elegant Nccltwenr, MufilCrs, Unndkcr.
chiefs, Hair IInsr, Gloves aud Umbrellas.
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Hereafter the Belmont Dairy. at %
South Front street, will sell milk at Q
cents pint and cents Il quart.
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SPECIAL sale of wraps and Dress Goods
Mt g.. S, Good & Co.'s.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-09

REAL Dresden China nj highest
grades known ut
DILLON, WHEAT & ilANCHER co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-09

orr our prices on wrnns nnd Drrs,
Goods before iuylng. T.. UOOD & 90.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-09

WE import Havlland China direct
See our stock and prices.
DILLON, WHEAT & HAECHER CO
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-09

A FULL line Of Vlollns. Guitars,
Mandollns, Dnnjos and musical mer-
chandlgc Mt lowest prices
MlLLIGAN. W1LRIN & co.