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AN interesting bit of political gossip has been given out from Ar
 kansas to the effect that if Mckinley is nominated and elected on the Re publican National ticket this year that Gen. Powell Clayton, of Arkans sas, will be an applicant for q place in the Cabinet, probably the portfo- lio of the Secretary of the Interior. Gen. Clayton is one of Mckinley enthusiastic supporters, and as he is understood to carry the Republican vote of this State ii his coat pocket, the Napoleon of protection will re- ceive the solid vote of Arkansas in the St. Louis Republican National Convention. And Gen. Clayton has never been known to De modest in presenting his political claims; there fore, should Mckinley be the next President the great Republican leader from Arkansas can be ex- pected to strike for something high
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WEIGHT Pos8iaIlI4las eF esRP.

" VElai5 s2tJcofEtlt4 l15 Gf Jrst7#-s 1f Well Ted ana geaaa !. Taeg l tsaia co
 aEa#saa
 Big fsh Chronicles ara ai7ags ~ estlg Attention $ just noW be slowed aHan the weight ibile aa carp. These fish aTa n95Hiously long lived, and pfovided tiiey ara not caaeH,6 before they have had aohaaoa of living long, and provided again they havo few enemies aud aalse as keepers to supplement thai natural food supply regularly i5 is only nataf3I that they should grow to relatively great size. Under nafaal conditions, of course. they Go n1t ezeeed q faW pounds and, as it is fine Bfmal conditions that prevail discussion of what they might attain may be regarded bg not q few as some thing af fuhlity S6ll, they ar3 some times piaceEi in peeuiiarly favorable cir eumstanees, and as the question is really concerned with what weight they can reach ii js not such T fHtility after all
 We mas6 go abroad faE the biggest carp ea which ansliug history has to tell Ia 3 private pond in sazony t1era usad to he pair q breeding carp whose united weight il sazony measure (7 per cent haaxier than English reached 9f naHads The male Was a3 pounds and sha feWala AS pounds. By good living and attention t6eY even exceeded this. n IT years tha maio pzt dn 9 pounds and the female 12 Rapnds. Tho pond which a#eH6ed | home for tbsse eHea- tures WAS 2 tamaus one. In one year
 0o0 paaaas af carp were taken freaa it --to sag nothing # teneh and jack In this naReHd-Mlaich, bT fha way eaE- cred iz aelas--tha proprietor had left several carp fer breeding. Five of these weighed 103 pounds Ea5oa5 and the largest o4 tho i've. a sBiesel carp, aged f6 yea1ss crew =ia tha scale 311 pounds EH Hgi5Eh. Hhe aBaHf the tWH fiHst af+aaaa to coo16aot ba estizaated. They were on tho estaao when t was purchased from another family 50 years baforo.
 Wo have never tooUr personal EneHl- i edea known ] carp that exceeded 9 l pauads 10 1a caught in English waters. l 4 hfaea which weighed a5 Houads Has once presented ta 9ho lata Lord Esea= mont. z curious I65Hg agaat these big fish is 3heir ta8eeess. Izf. Reuuoi5 tells us he has seen carp in the garden ponds of Rotterdam eagerly following visitors about ta be fed, Wl3ilo one immense faI- low, ~ilb q side as broad as q fitch ea bacon and an appetite that seemed in- satiahia5 actually pursued him for near= ly LOO yards along the a5deo of the hank until his stock of bread had run. oat. This fish. ho adds. must have weighed 15 pounds. Their r15a af growth Has beon approximately computed ta be 3 pounds during Inc first six years and 6 pounds before tho tenth year. Pail Mall Gazette
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TIE Democratic State Convention of Missouri has been called to meet April l5 next for the purpose or electing delegates 10 the Chicago National Democratic Convention. As the National Convention does not meet until July ', it is difficult to account for this early action on the part of the Missouri Democrats in selecting their delegates nearly three months in advance of the time for holding the National Convention. This has all the appearance of q "snap" proceeding.
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The Van Buren Featlge truly says. 'sTo supercede Senator Jones With q man like Gov. Clarke would be ridic- ulous. There is not l county in the State but has half q dozen men in it fully as wei. qualified and better fitted every way Tor United States Senator than Gov Clarke. 7
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1he Potato Tn France.


 Tn Franco 8s find thaB 3he potato was placed on tha royal table in tho year 16f6, bu5 E was Parmentier, am apotheeafy, Wh8 He8Ily introduced t end did al he.o could to get it generally eal- tivatad, though not Withou5 the assist ance Qf the government. fn t7T1 high prize Raa offered by the Academy of Besancen for tho discovery of a new food which wonld fill tho place of ce- reals 55a case o9 2 famine Parmantier showed his potatoes. and Louis XVI gave him 50 morgen of land to plant taom on. When showing the first flowers ef his potatoes, the king used them as q buttoabol8 bouqaet, Gaon Marie An t0inette had them in the evening in hor hair, and at once princes, dukos and high fHTsctio1ar5as Weut f3I3armeatier to obtain such flowers.
 All Raris talizad Of HatAiag bU6 B8ta- toes and tho cal55y2tor of them. The king sad. EraaeeAgill 1baak yoa some time hence because y9a have found bread for the Ba5r. And France has not faHset5an Pafnentiefs for ! saw my self ia 1882 potatcos growing on his sEaFa ia She grand cemetery of Paris, tho PnEa D Ghaiso, and was assured that eaaH were planted thaea every year, 20 that his services might never ba for gotten by 1reaeiaaea. Journal Royal Hortieu #tuEal Society
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A MOVEMENT is said to be on foot in Ohio to secure an anti-MeKinley delegation to the National Repabli- can Convention, and J. B. Foraker, of fire alarm fame, is said to be at the bottom of the scheme. Gov. Mckinley acted very mwisely when he refused the opportunity few months ago to personally name the delegates he desired selected.
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EVERY Republican in Kansas, of any prominence or consequence, wants to be delegate to the St, Louis Republican National Conven- tion. The object in seeking this pc sition is to further their claims and prospects, in the event of the sue cess of their ticket, for Q fat Federal office.
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1T S00 have any Intention Of going to the Aorl or hast this tall pr winter, you should south and Vest This is the Louisville S Nashville raiirnad, which is running double daiiy trains from Memphis through t0 I.onf4- Nnic Cinclnnati h4shyille; Ghatanooga, At- Chicago Detroit. t.Bnaala ana all points Nogsh and kast Rullman Sleeping Car Service through, Specially low rates made t0 Atlanta GGGlng the eon0nuaMce nf the Cotton Suites ESeastion For particulars us te l2l4es and tbran@h car serNige Nflta
 c. t. AFM0RH ten Rass Agent.
 Louisville. Ky
 MAX RAUMGARwEN Pass Agent.
 Memphis Tenn
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l A9bEST DAILY CITY CIRCULATION,

HERR AnLwARpH the German "Jews- batter and agitator an- nounces that he will remain in this country and edit a newspaper in the West. This country could very easily dispense with his services.
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For the ongagcments ui Richard Mansfield and eol Robert f. IIgel- soil at the Capital theatee, Little Rock, jan }0th and Feb. 1st, respec- lively. the Iron Mountain road will sell tickets at one and ouethiFd fare for the round drip. Tickets on sale Jan 38th and Feb. ls5 with final limit for return Feb. 2.
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 GTa4an v - lAA.-

9hc Gatton Eelt Band and Orchestral. having secured pfof. John C. Miller. ST. as direetoraf Orchestra, and Prof John q Miller, Jr., as director ei Band, ia ready te make bids aud accept en8agements for amy and aH entertainments. such as con Yentions. pagadcs, ,piruics, airs, balls social hops eermaHa public ol, private dances. etc. For reaS0H~ able prices Wil furnish band from twelve to cighteen pieces and orchestra from three tas tWelee pieces. We arc at your serViee in or out of the cItN.
 Yours Respectfully,
 j. E. Se0TT, <. <. AH-IER,
 Secretary. II4s't. t Ai gAr. 70 d7t
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8 1Fsnsu-aa Are e-oua.

.-t tl
 The haus0aI ea5 is perhaps ta8 most oonyeaie5t hackney carriage iH 5he world IL H5 and handv to drive, reasonably sa and to inc trained Lon donor. act toa a56ealt ta enter But jt has eza asaWhaezt ef which we arc reminded aFag a8ng winter. This is tha1 She 2eat IS very liable to get daen j EBe Woa.har. 4 mlle or 5W0'a s}taaa an tao soaked cushions may easilE lE rc ali ll rheumatism, seiati- ca or general eikll. eadine iu a moro 0V less E2ats as&
 The HaDson a5HaaaH ia very ameHable to pnhIie iuiaa and if the pubIie aan- eraIly were 70 t3 examining the state ef tho cushions bef@o engaging tAa e1bS is nfaaablo that means would ba ep 3e1n ary. Even as it s Che laan take good deaf of pains ys5 at Hat too well seconded by their fares e4ha are VeEH disposed 10 gel out, leaving IF doas a# T, Wb@o- a5 2 HaeHeats eale will aAo, them - British Medical Journal
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N1ar,ii l...

New Orleans, In. February IS. lss. Fer the above occasion the Cotton Belt Railway will sell round trip tickets to New Orleans at one fare. For further Information, etc. call 0p or address, B. F. WILSON,
 Agent.
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hrigiitest and fullest Of promise! They are taken away By He disease which causes over one si1th of all the deaths in the world fl.s tisease which doctors call cen sumption Consumption has been consa- cred incezaIc, aud the medical profession has rcref made a greater mistake than this. There is a3sol lttelg no reason id the world why consn4RtioF should be fatal why t should he even serious. # is q disease eE the blood aaa can he cured absolutely and always i1y peflfgHg and enriching the blood. fGc only exception to this is tie case wicf1 llte disaase has been neglected and imaaonagly treated until 1t is stronger than the hody-untii the body has become so weal as to have lost the ability to feeu- perafe Dr liafcc's Golden Medical Dis eogcrg psiIl eea 6 per cent. of all cases Of #censusH5 5tz#aa f used according to dircc- tiaas a cures all lingering coughs, hggnphaa aBa troaj affections. There ls fia .naseu wfy Inc child of consualp- tive oaA1s need ever nave consump- tor 1T 3ss blood and lungs are strength. eucd 5s tile pgepar use of tiIe Diseoy- erv' Al who nave any reason to fear corsurfp paian sliould read Inc chapters on that disease Fl pr. Piercc's Common Sense Medical Adviser. This great medical wosk of sooS pages, profuseiy illustrated, ifas reached sale of over #6so,eea copies. E will be sent free Of charge OH receipt ak a5 one-ccnt stamps to cover cost of mailing onlp Worlds Dispensary Medical Assc
 ciaiion, eos Main Street. Butfaloi ~. I
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The Guasirn Army 1p f.aaoleona Day.

Ake AstlsAktaA 4sE5l1N +8 ts.eaa.e0tea 43ssEs
 The Russian amy Waa atrona 1n reg ular iHfaHlg. hR aak ip well disei- pline3 eavairy alssengh tae latter defecb was laeea F snniieA by Lee Caseaelge 8 peculiar body aA riders ttam tho N01ga and tho Don, who paid the rental of their hnds tl She crown hy four years military service st them own charges. Then, as now they fought with barbar- ic feraeity They attacked ia open for mation each maa fer himself, and gave no quarter rnfll t'1e czar offered aacat for avery Live F'eanchnan They were known to rida l00 miles in 24 hours, and their serTieea iii pursuing n en- emy were invaluable. Professor #. 44. Sloane }a Century
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Entered ut the Post-otlice at Pine Bluff. Ark. as secona-class mail matter
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Marry boy start out in life with taa finn deteruunaHea of conqueriuE the world. He means to achieve success asl q we a1th and faue. His intcu- tions are good, and his will is strong If he has has the bodily strength to carry him tllroug Il, his e forts will b 2 crow n d achievement. Bod i1v strcnetli and hcaltl are his great aAesf fsf r0ffsf tA.HF tHfa# As1 Nfs st-A'
 thciii he can hope for nothing. How many young mea and young women are cit oil just XNIleu the futlife seems
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surprias ss , phliasleiptlian.

@1ITI TI-I-7- --7 2 ' TIEI---7T T7---71T.
 Hear ahoat tho trolley accidont yes tarday?' Why what Was itaa '.sE'assengcF got 2 seat -Philadel plia Call.
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PINE BLUFF. ARK. IAN. 24 fs9G.
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-12-06
WELLSBURG.

Wellsburg. ". Va. December s.
Mayor Riley and family, Of Steuoen-
vile. were the guests Of Mrs. Riley
sister. Mrs. John ODonnell, during the
past week.
Mrs. Nancy Latimer returned 10
WeUsburg Tuesday after prolonged
visit with her son Andrew, at Clinton,
I'll.
Miss Ola Scarlet. Of Wheeling, has
been the guest of Miss Gertrude STEM
gle for the past ten days.
At the recent examinations in our
public schools the following students
stood 100 in scholarship. Misses Fan
ME Waugh. Olive Jacobs. Sarah George,
Annie Quest. Iva Brashe2r Bessie Ma
han. Sue Jacobs. Melissa Patterson,
Bertha Ziliben. Mary Helsley and Mr..
Louis Baue. The examinations are
hard and the school board are rejoiced
over their choice Of Prof. Citizens. who
is certainly a success in the advance
ment of the pupils.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-12-06

chance for that official TO save part
Of it. il so inclined Mr. Hayes saved
O good part of his salary, and even
Ger. Grant saved s125 600. although his
salary was not raised until after his
first term OF Office.
Mr.. Cleveland viii 90 ont Of Office
bearing evidence that. even with Pres
idents. economy and prudence may
leave an executive. fairly well OF even
at the end Of a single term. His pos
session Of a fat million is fully account
ed for. and IL he has been favored with
GOOD advice in his investments he has
deserved It..
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-12-06

AWERI,t A. 'eF AH"ohD
Even American paper is going abroad.
It is said that our expectation Of paper
thus far this year has been greatly in
exec Of the shipments for the CORE
spending months Of 1895. For the nine
months ended September 80 last, the
aggregate shipments amounted to 81
10000. as against SL711131 Tor the cor
rsronding period of last year. showing
an increase of more than % per cent
For the month Of September alone the
increase was nearly 20 per cent Be
fore oug american wood pulp may be
sent over 20 "the other side
ItEsa significant and very gratifying
fact that american paper is sought in
Mexico and Beunos Avres, in Mel
bourne and in New Zealand ports. as
eagerly as In London This means
-ha, the excellence OF the product is
everywhere appreciated, and nsures q
steady increase in the demand for it,
an the world over
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-12-06
WANT TO SEE THEIR AUTHORITY.

WANT TO SEE THEIR AUTHORITY.
Washington. d. c. December o.
The 7rsrma no WaUkesan Ill.,. and
Evanston II. recently removed by the
President have refused 20 yield their
Offices 90 their SUCCESSORS. Their ac-
ZION s. based on a determination TO con-
rrue in charge until their SUCCESSORS
can produce their commissions. Inc
department has been advised of their
refusal and an Inspector has been or
d.re5 t9 assume charge Of each Office.
We have forty thousand dollars
worth Of fine diamonds 20 dispose Of
this month Ifvou want bargains come
and see u.s.
DILLON. WHEAT * HANCHER Co.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-12-06

Some people think they can buy our
line of goods cheap in Pittsburg. They
are very few. however.
DILLON. WHEAT & HANCHER co.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-12-06

Compare our prices on combs. brush
es. mirrors and novelties Of all kinds
and see if we are not 10 to 10 per cent
cheaper than Pittsburg houses.
DILLON. WHEAT & HANCHER CO..
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-12-06
sIsTERsVILLE.

his home in Titusyil.e this morning.
Hon. Perry A. shanor. who has been Wis
iting in Piusourg for tho past month, re-
turned home last evening.
Carl Frame q rising young lawyer Of
Fairmo1t was q guest over night OF his
brother James +. Frame.
Miss Mabel Moore one Of the South
Sides mos, charming young ladies is laid
UP with q slight attack Of diphJheria.
Mrs. ". H. Hall went 10 Marietta this
morning 10 spend Sunday with friends.
Col S p. Boyers OF Bradford. Pa, who
has been here looking after his extensive
oil interests. left this morning for his
home.
Or. J. J. Con spent the day in Wheeling
on business.
c. Frank Berry local manager Of the
Hardware Supply Company, went TO
Wheeling this morning TO spend Sunday at
home.
Councilman r Broadwater went TO
Mouudsyiue this morning
City Engineer r. j.. Miller went to New
Martnsvile this morning to look after
the laying Of the water mains. which Work
he has under his personal charge.
Mr. r. S. Henry, OF the Henry OIL Com
PAM returned this morning from busi-
ness Trip 20 jackson county.
Selm0n Wells. Of Bens Run, is IN the
city. the guest of mis- son. Dr. q. $. Wells.
j. Is. Cosby, representing The OIL Boiler
Works. OF on City. is in the city on COM
pauy business.
Joseph kennedy went TO GAINESVILLE
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-12-06

LOsT-CHLD's GOLD CHAIN BRACE
let and lock- Finder Will De rewarded on
returning TO 10. l15 Sixteenth street
DER
sTRAYED OR sTOLEN-WHGTE AND
brown setter dog. small slit 90 right 'trt
answers 10 name OF Brit. liberal reward l-
returned TO 20 Ohio street, Island
GtteI.q
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-12-06
ANARCHISTS DISAPPOINTED.

New York. December 5.-Louise
Michel. the French anarchist agitator,
did not arrive on the steamer New
York to-day and a crowd of anarchists
and socialists ON the pier were disap-
pointed. Among the passengers on the
steamer We're Yvette Gui'bert the con-
cert hall singer, and Louise Beaudet,
the actress.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-12-06

CnprI4l Ia rgaTns IN III --'IT7 -'''
TemDs a. II. 3. HI1mau e cos
II lidav Goods large var .tV -"'hacker's'
To persons having catalogues from
pittshurg. Philadelphia New York. Sc
lem Mass. or any place else we desire
10 saw that we VIII duplicate any ar
ticIe ar same prices.
DILLON. WHEAT z HANCHER co.
Send for our catalogue Of silver toilet
articles and novelties.
DILLON. WHEAT & HANCHER co.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-12-06

Some people think they can buy our
line of goods cheap i'm Pitjsburg. They
are very few. however
DILLON. WHEAT e HANCHER co.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-12-06
4 FIVE ANBULANCE.

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mas peep r1-@se- I'D r. .-'., 81 IVY.
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-12-06

Vine Calendar and booklets at
Go. T. sTIE FL s.. co.'s.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-12-06

Compare our prices on combs. brush
es mirrors and novelties Of all kinds
and see II we are not 10 TO Is per cent
cheaper than pittsburg houses.
DILLON. WHEAT & HANCHER co.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-12-06

To persons having catalogues from
PirshUrg Philadelphia. New York. Sa-
lem. Mass. or any place else. We desire
to say that we viii duplicate any ar
t'cle 8t same prices.
DILLON. WHEAT & HANCHER CO.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-12-06
60 TWELFTH STREET.

If You have clothing that needs dye
ing. cleaning and repairing. take them
% H. p Stritf. dyer and renotator Of
clothing Gents clothing pressed On
short notice go Twelfth street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-12-06

SDeofal bargains IN onYV -'-nis and
Ter,r,s a. II 8. HI'iuan e CO.'S
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-12-06

uol,day Good, ,'rgr variety. svabacker'.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-12-06

We have forty thousand dollars
worth of dne diamonds TO dispose Of
This month Ifyou want bargains come
and see MS
DILLON. WHEAT & HANCHER co.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-12-06

We have forty thousand dollars
worth of dne diamonds TO dispose Of
this month. Ifyou want bargains come
rrTO[ WHEAT e HANCHFR 60
Ntlfcl a. Co.'s Holiday Goods are the hnc-t.
o
ON Monday y-a. shall omen u beautiful
rf,.....f 4,,. polrrl- Toilet ,tara combs
brushes. mirrors, punS, 5000, -
biL-ON. " ''r'N D " HAN il''i' w.
D,,f4i.,.- 7-... IN, y,-,..sii,,. leland FOR
sale.
FINN * hbAJNLlCH
A.'. 4t.L lN H.f 'A. -.' N'N4'NA NA
Holiday goods. Greatest bargains III
the city,
JOHN FRlEDEL d co.
....,-
"N No- N'o''t ia l., 49,
lJ our sloIe anu take looN aO OU'
DILLON. WHEAT d. HANCHLh 20.
stifel g Co.'S "rSp- are money savers.
Our diamond STOCK Is run OF cholce
new things and our prices VIII be lo"
ON every article.
DILLON. WHEAT d HANCHER co.
er rs. litie> and S9am,: &c., ,...,...-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-12-06

Selling out 60 quit uu.iaess B. inc hats at
Garycrs
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-12-06

st,,sl 3 C.,,' holiday Goods are the finest.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-12-06
suter& Co.'s Holiday GOOD. are the finest

We cordially invite every one to Wis
20 our store and take a look at our
beautiful stock.
DILLON. WHEAT & HANCHER CO..
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-12-06

We have lovely chatelaines and all
kinds of pieces 10 hang on chains.
DILLON WHEAT 81 HANCHER co.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-12-06

For the holidays. Tapp8n * Connel
are showing some beautiful portraits To
Water Color Sepia and CrgyOu.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-12-06

Our diamond stock is full of choice
new things and our prices viii be low
ON every article
DILLON. WHEAT d HANCHER CO..
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-12-06

Irish Guipuro Dresser Scarfs, Table Cow
Grs. IidIr~ and shame
white Finn broldcred Aprons, handsome
and cheap.
Drs perry silks, large line
Embroidered Handterch'efs. endless
varittv SWA ACkEE'-.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-12-06

You want 20 see our "L0uhuda' ware.
Everybody says it is fine
DILLON. WEI r. q HANCHER &C.