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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1896-12-24
3. & 3.
A Mail Order
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UCpdiLllltl
quick and exact, for the prompt fill
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we presume you have one.
HANDKERCHIEFS.
Ladies' Swiss Embroidered
Handkerchiefs - 100 different pat
terns-10c each.
Ladies Initial Handkerchiefs, 10c,
25c each. Mems, 25c, SOC each.
Ladies Silk Initial Handkerchiefs
25c each. Mems, 25, so, 75c each.
MUFFLERS.
Nice woolen mufilers, p inches
square-dark colors, 25c each.
25 inch cream silk mufflers, 40c.
27 inch ones, SOC.
20 inch dark brocade silk mufflers,
stripes, plaids, Persian designs,
$1.00 each.
Liberty Silk Scarfs, % inches
wide, y inches long-hemstitched
ends colors, cerise, yellow, shrimp,
cream, soc.
SMOKING or HOUSE JACKETS,
the best line al $3.50 ever offered
navy blue, brown, or black; quilted
silk inside and out-$3.50 each.
Navy or brown all wool Tricot,
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Medium. dark checks, with cord
trimmed edges, collar, sleeves and
pockets, $3.50 each.
House Jackets to $1,000,
| Just bought a lot of LADIES'
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75c a pair
dollar fifty value-cluze thumb
wide black embroidery-colors are
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Black Silk Mittens, SOC pair-2
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open work lined-one style of doA
BILE silk mittens, with open work
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Mems fine $3.50 Kid Gloves, in
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81 90 a pair.
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quick and exact, for the prompt fill
ing of your orders-less than usual
stores prices, no matter what you
select. Consult our Catalogue
we presume you have one.
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Copyright, 1896, by the Author.I
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1896-02-15
"POWer of the PreSS.D

Yes. the Press has power. 1t is II mighty
lever which. exerted rightly with an honest
hand upon the fulcrum of sincerity and true
intent. moulds public opinion in the channel
of good and accomplishes much for the
benefit of all.
Everyone should appreciate the power of
the press and respect it. But all do not. be-
cause they have been lacking in experience
When one has occasion to feel the power.
then he appreciates it. And this was the
case OF Mr.. p. NJ. Groves. of Elkton. Mr..
Groves is in the employ Of G. r. Ford.
the Elkton grain dealer and was recently
engaged in bailing hay. when the arm
OF the press flew back with terrific
force striking him on the forehead He was
knocked back some distance, being rendered
unconscious for quite while Although Mr.
Groves is firm believer in and a constant
reader of the newspapers, he stated to the
Cincher that he never did fully appreciate
the Power of the Press until he met with
this accident,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Ford's Grand Opera House, Baltimore.
Week of Feb, 18th.
)akdale Station, Pa, Jan. 81, 1896.

First time in this city of the funniest
play of the season, ''Too Much johnson, "
the author, W. H. Gillette in the title role.
TOO Much Johnson" by far the brightest
and most successful comedy of the season
will be presented at this house under the
Frohman management, during the week
of Feb. 18th. 1t is from the attractive pen
of w. II. Gillette. and is universally con
eeded to be his best work, as it is undoubt
edlv his funniest. The production comes
for the first time to Baltimore, with the
prestige of an entire season in New York
city, and over three months of crowded
houses in Boston.
W. H. Gillette, the very clever American
playwright, and equally gifted comedian
who will be pleasantly remembered for his
work in "The Professor" The Private
Secretary" etc, etc-will be the main
factor of the cast. AS Augustus Billings
the irrepressible, he will be seen in an
entirely different style of character, that OF
an up-to-date New York lawyer, easy,
swell and swagger, and it is said he is
emineAtly happy in the departure. "roo
Much Johnson" is intensely interesting
from beginning to end, and in its entirety
an inspiration Of laughter 1t is original
in atmosphere and locality and different
from all its predecessors from the fact that
notwithstanding every situation is uproar-
iously funny and the theme deals almost
entirely with exaggerations that might
crop out of the ultra -farcical side of life, it
possesses every now and then moment
that is ladened with life touches which
raise it beyond the purely farcical in
modern comedy. The company appearing
with Mr.. Gillette is exactly the same in
every detail as characterized this produc.
ton in New York, all Of last season and
the great run in Boston this among its
principals William Ralph Delmore, Chas.
J. Bell, w. Hull Crosby, Robert Hickman,
Benjamin Hendricks, Maud Harlem, Kate
Meek, Lorraine Dreux, Cecil Lionel, Thos.
A. Erison and other. The scenic sur
roundings are picturesque and realistic and
the entire play is staged attractively. Adj
mission 25 and SO cents. Matinee Satur-
day Week, Feb. "a, "The Founding"
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back to the use of coal, and the good house
wives to their former occupation of wag-
ing war against the grlmy SCOT that settles
down on everything.
Yes, this is an enterprising country, and
there is constant hustling for the mighty
dollar. and you never lose sight of the fact
that the world is moving on; bnt for all
its enterprise, it is not to be compared to
Maryland My Maryland, y for the courtesy
and cordiality of her people.
A Son OF CECIL.
Oakdale Station, Pa, Jan. 2l, 1896.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-19

The Christmas music In the Wheeling
churches Will be given on two days this
year. At some OF the churches the prln-
c!pa. Christmas observation will take
place tomorrow, while a, others Il will
occur on the Sunday following Christi
mas day. Fer months the various cholrs
have been drlliuE for the occasion, and
H. H. predicted that the music Of the
coming week win be ora higher quality
than any that has been heard In Wheel
Ing churches hcrGtofom.
GNt 81. Matthew's I. l.. church, a fine
musical programme will be given by the
vested choir assisted by the Opera
House orchestra and Sololsts. under the
direction OF Mr.. Paris L. Myers.
The Fourth street NJ. +. church choir
Will have It's special Christmas music on.
the Sunday following Christmas. when.
twill be under the direction OF Mr.. L. Il.
Bullard.
'RSomc NJ the churches, too, will have
special Christmas musical programmes
both tomorrow and the Sunday follow
ms Christmas day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-19
LOCAL BREvlTIEs.
aiat,rrsor Minor Moment In Hni About
tic CITY.
Matinee a. both theatres To-day.

't' siNN
Matinee al both theatres To-day.
Flight Bells" at the Cercra House to-
night.
At the Grand to-nighi-P0t Rcilly's
big show.
Louis Lock and Walter Ruthers have
gone 10 the mountains. on Il ;wo weeks
hunting trip.
Mr.. KllEvcs was the busiest maj in
town Yesterday. receiving applications
FOR positions In the fire department,
The Christmas package delivery ser
vice by the United States Express Com
ruuy, which was detailed in the IEtCll!-
ecHccr a few days ago, is appreciated BY
the public.
Holiday excursion tickets Tor Rllu-
more & Ohio, Tan Handle, Cleveland
L.0raiu & Wheeling. Ohio River and
Wheeling &c Lake Eric railroads: also.
mileage books. lucal and through tick
cts via all these lines At Unioa Railway
ONicl. 1900 Market street, John Baltic.
Agent.
The Civic Federation, an organization
formed for the purpose az securing
good government in this municipality,
was 10 have net In the chamber Of COM
mcrca rooms. Huh building, last night,
but on account ot 4 misunderstanding
the rooms were not opened and the meet
Ing WAS pOstpOnt until next Monday
night.
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CHANGES IN THE TARIFF.



''"""''e'afer' u" Not Expect Relief nj
the Hands ofti'c Present C"ngrr>s-vyili
Go IIrf"rc Way, and Means Committee.
An IntcIIirrnccr rc,or,cd saw co,.
49,, 49,.
e'"i .h""H7rr at'cFSo"' OF inc Cen
trail Glass works In regard to the ac-
ton tina, will probably be taken bv thc
,,1rstr,- ho,,rn ,ho -. an5 ,
~ ''s1'e '' WAYS "'" 'nc'li'a
committee OF the present Congress. Mr..
Patterson said he was not informed rs
m ~, ,I,s, ,,,,, 49, I,l, ,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-19

TACOMA, Wash, Dec. lS.-Sincc
Tuesday four prominent Japanos" en-
Ginerrs connected with the imperial rail-
way hurcaH have boon Investigating rail-
way matters in this city. They are
McSsrs. iIInkaru MoUrl X. TakcbCr, r.
~YamaguChi and II. Twaski, who have
been sent out as 4 commission TO study
American and European systems or
railways. elevated street railroads, etc.
Mr.. TamaGuchi said that It ~ intended
IL build 1000 miles Of railway in tho Jn-
parcHr empire and an elevated street
railway into Tokyo. The commission Is
cnrOutc to San FRANCISCO and Enca
thence to New York, France and Ger
many.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-19
~sISTERSVILLE BONDS.
I'm Injunction Rc.trHinInG CITY Onirial,
From DIspostnE orIIirm.

Special Dispatch TO the In~tcliSenccr.
SGSTEliSVlLLE. W. Va. Dec. IS
An injunction has been granted by
Judge Tavcncr. of Parkersburr. on the
petition Of DR.. W. II. G!illSpIa and others
restraining the city council from dispcS-
Ing "f $4,000 in bonds which wera voted
for tho erection Of a new city buildluE
and the Improvement Of the city WAGER
works. The grounds on which the in
Junction was granted were that the
mayor. recorder and II Of tho council
mcT are not f~rcc-holdcrS and shat they
had no right 10 Ordc" th"m issued and
also that the election AZ which tho bonds
wer. voted for. was Illegally held. The
processes in the case will b" served IN 4
couple OF days.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-19

TACOMA. Wash, Dec. lS.-Thc sue
ccssfuI contamination Of an enterprise
which depended upon the November
election Is announced.
Early In January there will he cstah-
liTlrcd In Tacoma tho first wholesale
clothing mandatory in the northwest.
II will be managed by the Tacoma
Wooden Mills. a new plant costing
$4,000 will be established, having capn-
city Of $50 suits sally and employing $50
persons. Chicago business men are be-
hind the project.
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In rcEiIl to the request thnt Is to he
made hy the rOttnrics for an increase in
III. tariff. II wcll known pottery man
agnr. said last night, that MS far az gani-
tlry war; f. concerned, no Increase will
h. asked '1r. rs the American pnttCrlcg
are turniU: out ware cheaper now than
the iSugii.h firms. The ware on this
side ~ o' better quality, too, and there
~ very lIitlc foreign competition In tho
r]Tlri.ct. IS 10 general ware, the gentle
man anid ne thought Il fifteen per cent
Increase would be demanded
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-19

The Christmas music at the Third
Presbyterian church. South Side, VIII
Il given by the following named choir:
~SoprdnO-Sirs. Fulton and Mrs. SON
derman.
Alt"-MISs Easia Rnsrnbnrg. Miss
Lulu FurEes0u, Miss Blanche Marshall.
TenoT-Messrs. Arthur Dunn and AZ
len ". S;ecu.
Rassc-G-orCc Garircr, Christian
Waffle. Edward Lclncr.
OCgAnist-Miss Bickcr.on.
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which SIrS George s. .Fccncy is direct
Eps5, and Mrs, NJ. l.. Whitaker. OrGanlst.

rpsS. and Mrs, NJ. L. Whitaker, Organlst.
Asst. Matthew'S Episcopal church the
service Christmas morning at 1880
o'clock VIII be unusually fine. Nothing
~ preteat.ous has ever before been at
tempted In this city. The boy choir will
he assisted by = full orchestra OF fifteen
pieces. two pianos. harp and organ. Mr..
PIriS l." Meyers, the director and organ
1T. has himself arranged The orchestra
ton. Among the iuu5lS - be funE are:
The Tie pc,:m. Lsudhbus Festival In y,
which j. over two hundred years old,
ana this singing will be but the fourth
tine HAT - has been ATTEMPTED BY a
boy Ch1.r. The S=.nctus from CiouuOd's
mass. III" S'lo IN this will be sung by
Master George Johnson. The kyrIc-
tflni-un. ~'ilhril-Tibl and Graiins. these
it(tsr by Nc. Meyers, and dedicated 10
Mr.. Il. Nt0icl Taylor. OF this city. are
On tn programme. The ohlISltO In the
NyTie sEless1n win be sung hv Master
George d"aHsNn. The programme Ia full
Wiz be published later.
The l'niisd Presbyterian church has
also q special programme In preparation.
Miss Grace l.. Carter. ~ Whitfield.
Wi! ';.v= IN organ reSitIl NJ s.. Mat
t1e'is church ~ 10 i m. Christmas
day. Siiss Carter IS u pupil ~ Mr.. Ney-
eFS "ni hnS rendition at ;Er time she
ASSISTED Elrs IN ~ orSIn recital Of tho
i+u1h Prelude and FuGUc, WAS very salts
factory. Hnt selections FOR Christmas
morning are toe TriUmphal March. by
Swars flynn Of ;hc Nuns. Wciy, 1iarrh
~S3irnHrllH. Gnunod: Prelude and Fugue.
hacs: AcaiS Die, from 3lUzart's Re
QUEEN Mass.
1; Will he hard L. Comment on some
l1ufahlr entertainments Of local ~oryanl-
=fu0fs hereafter. in Musical Wheel
inS. but a good eaN1a Tor the seeming
ngS.eC! cLH bc given by ID"
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FIr,t ChrIsusn Church.

= The. choir at the First Christian church
which will give n special Christmas pro-
Sramrnc Is composed OF the following
voices:
SoIfano-Mrs. WArnckc. Mrs, Hobbs,
Miss Anna Barbour. Miss Ida Mosshurg,
Miss Lulu Hyde, Miss Anna Barbour.
Nitos-MlSS Mary BArger, Miss Sage
Aartc, Miss Lulu Harbruck. Mrs. SIM
mons.
Ternr--iem TruXcll. viii Jones. +.
w. Brown, Chester Lewis. WILT. Scs-
bit. Wallace II. Smith.
BassoC W. BarSer, Ralph Myers,
Ambrose Woods.
orsarist-Harry Connolly.
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u K. DUTY STABBED.
Tii,ISoil Known Attorney ItccriresSc,rn
Wounds.

Special Dispatch 10 the l~n;clliscnccr.
PARkERSBUEG, w. Va. Dec. Is
Cad Collins and VI. X. Duty got Into n
fight last night in the latirr's Office ut
Ponnsborn. and Duty was stabbed seven
times. while Collins was badly hc;itcn
up with n poker. Collins il an oil man
and Duty i a prominent lawyer and
Democratic politician. and was defeated
by X. II. F'rcer Tor circuit judge, at the
last election.
What caused the trouble Ia not known.
Duty Is in Il serious condition.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-19
MUSICAL. WHEELING.

Music of every description. wind ana.
'tTnE and voice. was heard in WhccY-
n= this week. Last evening ., Mill
;sH. Wiiain & Cos music -o0nr. Prof.
Eugene Ftncit'1E"- CAV II u,auO rnc!.
ri. ably assisted by Mrs. Flora Will
ms and Mcss-s. W. Il. Day and Joseph
:. Rhees. Professor FrurhtiH-er mad
,ecn heard here before !u a Wagner
descriptive recital, and did make n
Eery favorable Impression. his "'ilrI-
;ation Of Pars!cal being very good.
Last Wednesday the people w:io nj
tended the Gilmore's Famous Band
performances really had 4 treat ami
their nns;inted applause proved their
appreciation.
This afternoon the W-oman's Musical
Club has It's regular Saturday rehear-
;al. Next week this routine work will
be dispensed with, and the first 20
,sptton Of a purely social character IN
It's history will 0e held. Mrs. julius
Pollock. president Of the club. assist
I'd by the ladies OF the executive com
mittce. Will be AZ home in the clubs
-oom to all active and associate mem
bcTs.
This evening tho orato-io Society
meets in E:Gcrtcr hail for -rhrarsaLlu-
stead Of neXt Monday. the usual even
Ing.
The Opera House Orchestra win
give IT'S recital at Arion f!aIi tn-mor-
row evening. 4 splendid programme
will be rendered.
.r.. III, l,r,4, .....
mad" by IL" diTcren; churches OF tho
city for their Christmas music. Tho
song service Of the FoaTth Street ". z.
church. which takes place. the Sunday
evening aftcr Christmas, will br n
musical treat. tho service COn2igiin. for
the greater part Of music OF a purely
Christmas character.
The choir Ia composed Of fourteen
voices. and IS under the direction Of
Air. Edgar Bulaird. VINO viii Lead per
sonally. on this occasion. Mr.. EullnrI'z
success rs n choir conductor has been
so marked that the people are aT.icl-
pating this event with much pleasure.
At st. Lukc's. Usland). Prof. J.. II.
Hammond has proved his efficiency
and enrnestnesE In choir Lircctlng,ani
fine work IL IN preparation for Chr!rt-
mas day servicc.
Tho Christmas programme for tho
Firsi Presbyterian church viii be rs
follows:
MORNING SERVICE.
Casta March to Damarcus
BFc%nr ...........Shnut the Glad fIdinE1
%ei1lir@cr ......."...E Birthday Of the Eir@
Sh"pphru ..'.'...,.".'.,.."".........Ca Carols
EVENING SERVICE.
]T'riumphaI March. t~orEanl.. .McnGrIs=ohn
Haycn......IIark What Mean ThGS"
Holy VUicca
George IS. wGiron :.XnSciSS fT %ai ilr'''"'
Realms % Chr
- Carols
TIL" choir. which IL n solo Gulrtr;ta,
Cnnsiaia Of the following U;cll known
singers: Ar9. Flora williams. FoDTprO
and dIrcctrcas: Mrs. PCohics Tatum, al
to; 3Ir. ". T.. Day, tenor, and SIr.
Henry w. Hughes. hnayo. Mr.. Joseph l..
EfecE IL nrGaEist. These selections rem
d"rcd by such vol known artists will
be exceedingly attractive.
The Second Presbyterian church choir.
Mrs. George T. Caldwell, nB soprano,
MIGs Florence Phillips. alto; Mr.. hlIa,n
Robinson. tenor; and SIR. CnarlcG Xl-
lauf, bngF1. and Nr. Heinrich IIlrtmnn.
an orranist and director, has prepared
rpccIRl music for both morning and cy-
cning Ecry!oGs.
At st. Jogcph'g Cathedral tho Opera
House orcht3tra VIII assist the choir, OF
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-19

At ZlHc street u. Z. church the ristor.
Rev. B. q. Evans, will preach morning
and evening tomorrow. The morning
subject. "A Remlrsahi> Guest In
the evening the following programme
Ope1lnS, A~ntAEm-pl'. Latte Town or
bcth!ehHm ,.--...........,.. Shrcy
will be rcndrred:
Choir.
HyTE-"jcy to tkc World.
Tenor soio-'Fear NOT We. Oh Israeli.
Buck
PROF.. 5. Emcranu.
SermOa--'The Fuilnass 0C Time
Roy. 4 Z. Evans.
Arthem-"In a Slanger"...-........-
Choir.
The choir Is composed rs follows:
Snrranos-Mi=ses Gertrude Myrtle,
Annie Stringer. Lille Ramp, Maggie
Swsitzcr. Mamie COwl.
~Altos-AIissSs Annie punnINC. Nellie
Fleming. Annie Wilson. AESlc Cline,
Sessie Hazlett.
T~enors-Prof. Emerson. NcSsrs. Fred
:oTl. Lee Dobhs. Rober. Doblrr.
Bassos-MessrS. " illima Burke, Il. I.
'risTell, z. W Brewster.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-19

a BOTTLE of "Old Fort Henry"
Whisky would make your frIcId happy
an CirlFtmns morning. For sale by
SCHAEFEIi e. DTuElIORST,
lt2S Main street.
Telephone l0l.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-19

ECZEMA In any part OF the body ia
INSTANTLY relieved and permanently
cured by D0an'S Ointment. the sovcr-
cisu remedy Tor all itchincSs OF the
skin.
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The best salvc in the world Tor cuts,
bruises. sores. ulcers. salt rhcum. fever
cores. letter. chappcd hands. chilblains.
Corns. and all skin cruptions. and posi-
lively cures piles. or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed 10 give perfect salts
faction or money refunded. Price IS
cents per box. For sale by Logan Drug
GnmnlnN.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-19

UMBRELLAS in all colorE. Real nov
elites.
DILLON, WHEAT & HANCHER Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-19
STOCKS AND
REAL ESTATE
. o ToIS SALE.

81 shares Wheeling Bridge Company,
Il sNartF1E Actna-Stamdard Iron 4 StcA
Company.
Is shares BellaIrc Stool Company.
a valuable piece OF property c'oy!@ tNcD
or the wcttSidc Of Market street.
"A valrahNt piece OF property on :hc east
side Of Mariit; street.
Houses ana lots in all parts q the city.
Houses and storerooma for rent.
MoEuy rinloan on real estate.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-19

CHINA cup. saucer and spoon COM
nletc 81 ~.
DILLON, WHEAT & HANcHER co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-19

IF YOU want a reliable piano. buy of a
reliable house. r. W. BANNER co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-19

A RAMBLER BICYCLE for
$50. at Jason c. Stamps Is the
hes; bargain ever offered In
WHEELS. Think OF K. Can not
last long.
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REAL
FOB SALE,


House : Ooms and hall, with modem
improvements. lot cJNl22 feet: Eor s,rrs.
letwcea T~wenty-third and Twcuty-!ou.,1
E~ttrctS: cheap. @
House : rooms. Locust street, Sixth
ward: lot 2jXl:O feet; rents Tor $50 pe-
AuuaW; tcrms easy: Si,4J.
House 1 rooEs. brick. Eighteenth stree,
SLIGO.
House & rooms and hail, Market street.
Ccntrc Wheeling, SI.IOO.
Nos. ~, &c Il Is T~wenty-third street
easy terms.
House. = rooms. wide centcr halls. mol
ern convcnIcHcc5 and large lot, No. 2Ya
Chnpllnc street. cheap and terms easy.
House. ) rooms. Eighteenth St; y.lA
House. IS rOoms. bath, hot and cnlI
water both gases. and IN rear double
house. I rooms r1Ch. Market street. b.
trcCn Seventh and Eighth: 4 bargain q:
$50 Will hur 7 nice lot fronting on IlrI
street: one.th!rd cash. balance or easy
terms.
$50 VIII buy good two-roomCd hors.,
fronting on ChaplIre street. near Tenth.
So will huy house OF . rooms on TilSo1
street, Centre Wheeling; 500 cash. balance
IN rent.
Lots on Lind street. Cherry street AMI
McCoil0Ch stleet at from go 10 500 each
or easy terms.
Money 10 loan IN city real ssta:A
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CHRISTMAS MUSIC.
Wheeling Choirs Preparing for
Fine Special Programmes.
SOME TO Be GIVEN O.MORROW

And Others viii he Rendered III" Follow.
Ing sundny--Evcry Choir Mai,M: n
Special Effort ON TIL. oera,lon or Fine
Church MusIo-Oprra House Orchestra
I" Assist a, st. matthew's ChrSci,,
Musical Wheeling.
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DIAMOND rings. real cut stones, s. 90
each.
Dillon. WHEAT & IlANCHER co
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-19

LGCli iIracclciF IN Silver and Gold
from 81 up. ut Shelf Bros, lllO Main
a!tcct.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-19

FINE Porkc:bo0ks SOC and upwards.
DILLON, WHEAT & IIANCIiEli CO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-19

u. r. HILLNiAN Il co. h-. Rnrgains In
Fin silver arr.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-19

DIAMOND Charm bracelets nnriSci
down and low at
ii. IL. UtILMAN l. CO.'S.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-19

The Second Presbyterian church choir,
Mrs. George Il. Caldwell. ns soprano,
MIFs Florence Phillips. alto; Mr.. hlIatn
Robinson. tenor; and %r. CharlcG XI-
lauf, bn9F1. and Mr.. Heinrich II1rtmnn.
an orEaniSt and director. has prepared
rpccIPI music FOR both morning and cy-
"Hing Ecrv!cGs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-19

DIhMOSD rIngs, real cut stones, 81 90
Zach
DILLON. WHEAT & iIANCHER co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-19

At st. Jogcph'g Cathedral tho Opera
House orchestra viii assist the choir, OF
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-19

TIL" choir. which IL n solo Quartrtta.
cnnslala Of the following y;cly known
singers: Mrs. Flora WlUIamp. aoDraro
and dircctreas: Mrs. PcohIcs Tatun, al
to; Sir. ". y. Day, tenor. and HIr.
Henry w. Hughes, hnsyO. Mr.. Joseph l..
HrecE II nrEaEist. These selections rem
dercd by guch vol known artists will
be exceedingly attractive.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-19

This evening tho oratn-io Society
meets in E,gcrtcr hail for :rhcarsaI.ln-
stead Of next Monday. the usual even
Ing.