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on Monday. January 4. AT The Grand,
T." Three nights and .chn"sdny matt
'r", VIII Il" p"rsch cd for IA" Nrpt
time at iopnl1r pri""a. the sensational
SCofnH@y drama, Kidnapped" g. Mir u,
i. IL Kgina Is the author. and ilSn u
capable motor, whO has prntDrTrd well
Tor several years throughout the c0uu-
Nv IN several rtrrIing pllyP, a. Tho
hero Of which h" ma become popular
WIN mniy audiences. Mr.. Higgins AZ
NC H"rman DIhr. lF vary clever P0-
fireman MtMronrY 'w!d n CtJr.' h n
popular member Of the force. Onlc"r
McMoonGy, his wife, daughter and tho
lat,erB young man. thn dude. figure
.igy
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r..,I,.r. Imlllhen Quarter was
y,,,s,,,,.,,,,or l,,,,r "a. :,
asked ny wv A"'t"'e s''''' 49,
the prospect OF the chlhOer OIL CONF
r,crrr tnling,nctinn relative 10 bring
49,, ,,,.,,,,,.,d ,cy ct,y- chnrlcr for
i"E wv P'o'0s" -
Wheeling 10 IHe "'''n'V' ''.t's '.h
stature this winter, ana he said that
w. M ,o. hn,ieve that tho srhnnber
"e va" a.. ,,,o,,or
wouIu Shhc Wy Wv "'''"''
Other business men who are Identified
v,,,, tho work OF the commercial body,
-, ,,,o SAW, ,nlrtor AMI n M.
'APF'S"e" '''' 'N'',S
sins TO appear lhat the Shh''eE was
laid out for good and oil when the
h.,,oh ~ rnupc,i rrtacirI tho or
.,.oato, ,.,u,It,, a..
dihAuCo 4"'hS 'I''N'1' ~
the adoption or rejection OF the CHAR
,cr
n..,so, ,bo ch,r,o- xviu mai be
'"N
brought to the attention OF the leS'5'
laturc Is that It's supporters here are
49,, ,,yorohJy Ip,nr,Ssed with IN,
i,0' 1t, !.
chance OF secu:'Es tnV" "II'V -. =,
II nor usual IoF IilE ISBisl1kutS ~ 80
charter on innn,S'plii'y tn't mas
not expressed us ueSiEe Iv' o, ,; ,
mceSlnS Oh thS Cit'tioS. WI r ,,o,
aely bo hSln next wees, WEE .'i VIM ,''"i-
ter OF selecting delegates 929l wheel
ms 70 me hlT"tNAsE S".l'e.," ~ ~,
dianapoIs VIII S9tRe n.y. ~ tItis 'o1 w.,
Ference thefe Whi nc u.Ss',So,o ~, v"
monetary matters nnu pEouiU's "'tas'
ures OF monetary reform WIN oe
enumerated 10 Congress. ~ Iu,SI
likely the Mheeiihs chahoGr Mlil Sc''u
strong delegation 10 thc SoIi .,S, e me-,
AroIher IMPORTANT SSN'HIttSInI 81.
erlng. at WHICH lNssluic nm
Wheeling chamher OIL cotnntrSe WI
be represented IS tae meeuls VI Ne
National Manufacturers Association;
at philadelphia on january ~ - anu
q, THis association II nEa'lhE lot inc
extension OF the market ioF SUnc'ISIi
manufactures, especially 90 thr L3t'li
American countries 81 South AtltIIS''
where the German, frehch anu Eng
llsh trade Tar oScrsaaoows 'le AH''I-
can. 80
Speaking OF the Cleveland delegation
to tnss meeting. the Leader. or mat
city. saws: Another dcmnpt.Shicn the
association VIII make or the govern
ment Is the subs!d!Zation OF steamship
lines TO run directly and regularly DC
NNNGil VIZ 1tAASSN s'N%ANN''H ~ N@'''''
America As matters stand pnssen-
gers and cnrgoo5 must reach Brazil by
way OF Liverpool.
Tho natural object OF the foreigner
10 get his goods TO the destlpatton first
Is easily seen. and the ctrGuf;ous route
places the American NJ a-fa+al disad-
VanmgC, II has only been IN the last
few years thaI the necessity for wider
fields FOR the American manufacturer
has been urgently felt Heretofore The
great exports OF America were aEri-
CULTURAL pursuits. BGr in the last yeac
or tUo the full! occupation OF the hotle
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SluartS articles AZ to tho place OF bat
tie, any place viii suit me provided W.
eau light 10 II finish n
Mexico would bc II good place, or
possibly EnnlG western city, Junrcg has
been suggested, and IL agreeable to me
AIN Tired Of this chasing around and
want "A ilAht, My experience In the
west waa not pleasant and m the Judge
rendered u decision against me IN my
case against Shnrkpy, ! shall pass the
matter up, Attrr gel to New York
nld ilS M mn agreement with Corhctt
for meeting / shall begin training
Tor the battle ut once md will 20 Into
The ring prepared 20 whip him."
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PREFER BULL FIGHTS,
Mexican Newspapers Condemn Football
s Brutal

@ brutal.
MEXICO CITY, Dec. Gothic Mis-
souri, State University team played n
game OF football Tuesday at the India
nilla grounds. their contestants being the
Texas State University team. Neither
side scored In either the first or second
half. One player named Tucker, was
seriously injured In the back OF the neck
by kick. II Is no, known how badly
he IS hurt. The great elevation was
seriously felt by the players who easily
lost their wind. The spectators were
mainly American and English residents
and Il SprinkllnS OF Mexican club mer,
The Mexican dailies generally con-
denim the game as brutal and express
the opinion that the Latin race Ia too hot
bl0oded 10 play the game without losing
temper. Football Is n grea; novelty
here and aroused public interest. but it
Is not likely that IL can be accllmated
IN Mexico.
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pleasant visit with friends and relatives
III THIS city
the Fourth ward.
Dr. Mccullough Is uOlc 10 be out inter II
few days ILLNESS,
George g. Jennings II confined TO his
home, quito III.
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prominently IN tho piece, and their
domestic life, while not one OF IN.
cloudel Joys, II ianghublc to sec. Tho
arrival OF n police patrol wagon,
drawn by two han1sOmc black horses,
IA u hi. OF realism, which should cnli
out loud applause. "Kldnappcd' should
draw full houses at every perform.
nnct.
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VIII ShaHley and August Mar6chnrs
will see which Is the better bowler In
the mattel; contest they. Will engage In
OIL Saturday evening next at the Muse+.
GLlets. The contest promises to be un
exciting one
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ABSOLUTELY pure. perfectly HARM
less. and invariably reliable are the
qualities OF One Minute Cough Cure. It
never fails In colds, Group md lung
troubles. Children like 1t because 1t Is
pleasant TO take and It helps them.
Charles r. Goethe. corner Twelfth and
Market streets; Bowie 6 Co. Bridge
port: Peabody 6 Son. Bcnwood.
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60 TO HlIlmnn & Co.'S fur Gorhnm
Manufacturing Co mlinny's goods.
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THE CHARTER.
i, ,ru. all the Appearances OF Be-
ins II Cold Corpse.
TIE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE:

wu, Not rNEo steps to nrlns ths Charter
u,co,. III, Legislature, so rri, snid-A
Meeting or tho Chamber to no lirid Next
yy.,l-Dtl'gate. May bs Appointed 4"
IN, Monstsry Conference at indlanapo-
Il,-Oincr matters.
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HALF PRICE GEO. y. srlFEn & GO,
Geo. {. StifeI & Co.
| he


Oh the scattered fragments Of Our big Holiday Stock OF
Fancy Goods shows that while the column badly de-
moraizcd still some Of the finest and best pieces arc still
here Wo don't carry these lines all the year round so we
will close them out l
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\ EXITING OF STOCKHOLDERS.
FOR RENT.

kOR RENT.
TtoR REST-SEvERAL COED ROOMS
II In the City Bank Building. Inquire at
the City Hank OF Wheeling. mr?l
lNOR RENT-ABOUT APRIL. STORE
IL ROOM now occupied by Vance Shoe
Company. on Min street. Apply to N.
l.. OFT. OF on Bros. n Co. dc25
NOR REST-TWO OFFICES ADJOlN.
Il Ing In City Bank building. on tho
third floor. Possession given ut once.
FOSToRlA GLASS CO.. Moundsyillc. ".
Va. Jyl7
HoR NEST-BlcST OFFICE ROOM IN
H. the city: large and plenty OF light:
centrally located IN best advertised build.
Ing In the city. Also large hall for rent.
Apply nj HUB CLoTillERS, Fourteenth
md Market streets. Ja3l
End DpNT rooms, s. per month, on
FUN hhhi' Island. in alley near Suspcn-
slon Bridge.
TO LOAN, $500 on good real estate.
rnp CLIP Improved Island property.
lVn ohlu' paying L. per cent Also va
cant River Lot near Yacht Landing.
JAMES l., lihWIES.
Real EStntc and LoRn Agent. less Main 81.
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Glass
GENERAL NOTICES.
4 DMINIsTRAToR's NOTICE.

~
Having been appointed RGmIn!strato: OF
the estate OF Alexander FrCw. deceased,
notice is hereby given to all persons in
debted TO said estate TO settle with the
SONS having claims against said estate will
present such claims properly certified by
affidavit. for settlement
JOHN FREW. Administrator.
d"2l No - Fourteenth street.
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WANTED TO RENT-A GOOD HOUSE
w on Island. South Penn street pre-
fcrred. Address C. f.. care Intellgencer
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ID oOMS TO REST-CALL ON PREM
IL Uses, No. 200 Chaplne street.
de29-tth&ss
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Geo. {. Sttiffel & co.
WANTED.

NTAETED-WASlI TO DO AT
w home by good laundresS. Address
4. D.. care lntelligenccr Office. de9
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Charles A. Hess. Il dalryman living
near Stackyard Hollow, committed sui.
eide yesterday afternoon about 2 o'clock,
and the circumstances which led up to
the taking OF his own life are the topic Of
conversation In the ncighborhood.
Mr.. Hess was n nelghbor OF Henry
Kcll, the dairyman who was 10 mysterl-
ouSly killed on his farm several weeks
ago. and was one OF tho coroner'E Jury
that inquired into the cause OF the Kcll
tragedy. Hess leased the dairy from the
kIcl estatO. and since the death of the
owner, has had some trouble with the
heirs, as TO possession OF the land, and
yesterday morning while going owe his
route delivering milk, he stopped at Cor.
oner Sohultze'B office, on the South Side,
and consulted him on n law point re.
garding the matter. He seemed in the
best or spirits and started for home full
OF hope.
His wife says he reached home about
l;l5 p. m. and gave her his keys, watch
and money. Then he went up stairs and.
later passed out OF the house and ncrhsS
the road 10 the building In which the
hired man slept, the back OF which
was used "a n corn crib. In n few mo-
ments n shot was heard and Mrs. HcgS
hurried over and found her husband
lying un the floor OF the corn crib, dying.
The alarm was given Immediately and
DR.. Crlcraft. OF Elm Grove, a. sum-
moned. Medical assistance was not re.
Qulrcd, however, for Hess had died IN 4
few moments after his wife arrived.
An old revolver was used by the sui
eide and the wound, which vas In the
head. showed that the weapon was held
close 10 the right temple. where a gaping
wound showed that q large sized ball
had been fired.
Coroner Schultze was notified shortly
after the deed had been committed and
went out to the home OF the deceased 10
investigate the death. a Jury vas not
considered necessary. and the coroner
took the afldavIts OF the relatives and
%nelghbors. Mrs. Hess said that her hus-
band was forty four years OF age and
was q good pruvider for the family,
which numbers three daughters and her
self. He had never had domestic trnu-
blcs and never had a quarrel In the
house. She described Hess rs being Il
man of Il very high temper when
aroused. and was easily worried. She
said that since the death OF Henry a.
Keil, he had been In n constant worry
nVer some business transaction. and to
this more than anything else she attri5-
uted his rash act.
Mr.. Hess was we'll known In Wheeling
and had 4 large number OF friends. who
will regret to learn OF his demise. The
funeral will take place tomorrow after
noon.
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LOCAL pREvlTTES,
Matters OF Minor Nom mt In aud Abont
the City.

the City.
The ladies' OF the Mozart Singing So
Ciety will give a social. kafrc Nisite
and HasenpfcfIcr lunch at the hall
next Tuesday evening.
Mr.. +. Hahne, the well known sa-
loOnist. Will entertain his patrons and
friends to-day with lunch at his place
OF business. In Upper Bcnwood.
The ladies OF the ST. Matthews Ger.
man Lutheran church. OF North lem
wood. will give n supper md bazaar
at the Drovers' Home club rooms to-
night and Monday.
The "Hustlc:s' opened their bazaar
and social at the Wesley NJ. E. church
last night, and |: was an ull-arOund
brilliant success. The bazaar Will be
continued Tonight. Among tho special
attractions are the Worlds Falr show
and the fine display OF china ware.
Rev. Archibald Moore. presiding ell
der OF the Methodist Episcopal church.
will address the mems meeting ut the
Young Mems Christian Association
building at 1 o'clock Sunday afternoon.
The usual young meas meeting Will
be held tonight.
bishop Feterkin. OF the diocese Of
" tHA ' ~ = lAlAht ulllE'A Ia 81 80 -
terdlv and is the guest OF Rev. JAcob
Birmingham, rector OK ST. Luke's. The
bishop will be glad to receive his
friends at Rev. Mr.. BrittIaghan's res
iden"e. at No. &C South Penn street, AZ
ter S o'clock this evening.
This Afternoon at l o'clock the bath
room service for the children OF the
Tabernacle Industrial school; the In
dustriai school session begins At $50
p. IT. The Sabbath services are US fol-
lows: Morning. 1890 O'Clock; Sabbath
School. 80 p. ~; song service, 1880
p. IN: preaching. s y. M, by the pas
tor. Rev. i. c. B~artlebaugh.
Rev. Anna II. Shaw IS all extremely
popular lecturer. She has n maEnifl-
cent voice. Few men and few women
a:c so well equipped Cor public speak
Ing. She will deliver her instructive
and hiuhly entertaining lecture on
The New Man" ut the y. VI. c. 4.
next Tuesday evening. Seats Will be
on sale this morning at the Assocla-
ton building.
On the fist OF January a business
college will be opened in connection
with the technical school, In the Eyer
ter building. The branches OF study
will be modern language. correspond
cnce. bookkeeping. ~rcnmanship, stem
OGraphy and typewritinG. The school
has been very fortunate-sccurinS the
assistance Of such able Instructors as
Professor Henry Kripahuc, formerly OF
the LInsly institute, and Mr.. Charles
Marsh.
Ost"Ls Temple, Mobiles OF the Mys-
tic Shrine. met last night at the Ma
sonic Temple. and elected the follow
Ing officers for the ensuing year,: W,
W. Irwin. potpntntc: W. Alfred VII
son, chief rabban: II. C. Franzhcim.
assistant rabban: VI. Il. Wolf. high
priest and prophet: ]. II, Kllcvcs, orl-
entail guide; William A. Wilson. treas
urcr. Thomas Carnahan. jr,. recorder:
representative 10 imperial council, VI.
r. WolN, ". W. Irwin and W. w.
VinwinklC.
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IMPORTAST.-It IS The duty of
every person who contemplates buying
holiday goods to look around. You
can get anything in the Jewelry, Watch
or Clock line At Q. C. Genther's for less
money than elsewhere. You can find
the largest stock in the state, and
each and every article f. just ns repre-
scented. and you a feel satisfied that
you have paid the right price for any
thing YOU nny buy, which on eHam!na-
ton, YOU will find to be at q lower fig
ure than the same article can be had
elsewhere. Mr.. Genther's business has
already commenced. He does a whole
sale business as well as retail. and Is
prepared To accommodate all persons.
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Some OF the best physicians who
have had their eyes examined and In.
vcstigatcd Professor Sieff's new sclcn.
the method of examining the eyes and
iiitinS glasses without use OF drugs
and making the patient blind for n
week. or having them look ut charts,
etc. or IN any way depend upon the
patient. In wonderful and the only alb
Solntc correct way for examining tho
eyes for glasses. Professor Shelf can bc
consulted and WIN examine the eyes
FREQ at lilo Main street.
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bnIr-t Nos. ~ nnd ~ Fourteenth street.


Christmas IInndkerchIefs-J. 3. Rhodes
& Co.
Opera Housc-Gilmoro's Famous Band.
Stock and Real Estate for ~Salc-ltine.
hart & 1'atum.
Wnntrd-Mcn and Women.
NOticc-iI. q. Zane.
List of Letters.
Christmas shoppcrt-lInrdy & Hayes
Second Page.
Makes Women Wcll-SccOnd Page.
Holiday Goods-Stonc &1homns-Isighth
Page.
Ladies' Like lockwood Pottery-EwIng
Bros.
Just Received &c drtze's Drug Store.
For Sale-Drug Store.
White md IIEht--lI. i. Behrens Co.
Hero You hrc-Goldcn Flour-lluGbel's
Grocery House.
Tho Williams Typewritcr-Copp & De.
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CHRISTMAS buyers VIII do well to
examine the bargains Shelf Bros. arc
Offering In Diamonds, Watches, Jewel
ry. etc. This firm has n reputation for
scll!uE nEG goods ut very low prices
and tir y are Offering extra induce
mcmts tais year. nj lilo Main street.
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The best salvc In the world for cuts,
bruises. sores. ulcers. salt rheum, fever
sores, letter. chnppcd hands, chlihlains
oorns, and Nil skin cruptbns, and posl.
lively cures piles. or no pay required.
II Is guaranteed to give pprrcc, salts.
iaction or money refunded. Price %
cents per OK. For aalo by Logan Drug
Company.
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= x x This is the exclamation, almost in
iefintely prolonged, which one hears when groups Of children
gather at the Main street window. There's something fasci-
mating there, not only for the youthful eye and mind, but for
that Of the adult as well. Have you seen that Christmas show
yet-examined it? Now a step more and you enter the most
progressive Dry Goods Store in the Ohio Valley. Here are
some Of the things you will find in it which are especially
suitable for CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. = * -
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To the Editor OF the Intelligence.
SIR:-I take this method of inform
ing the Republicans OF the Fifth ward
that | um n candidate for the noml-
nation for first branch Of council and
kindly ask the support of my fellow
Republican friends at The primaries.
Very respectfully yours,
ERNEST Z. METHNER.
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USEFUL. CHRISTMAS GIFTS
FON CI:NTLEMEN,

Ladies', surprise your husbands and iona
by ordering n Fancy silk or Wool Vest. a
nice pair OF rousers or Oytrcout. We
have their measures, aud nrr pre- pared 10
make up on short notice.
The neNesta and latest Gents Furnishing
Goods At c. HESS q SONS,
fhshionnhleTnilO ora rni tieuts'FurnisherE
l3!i-i3s3 Market Street.
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DON'T fail 10 see the Oriental Show
OF De KrekO Brothers, at 1906 Market
street. Three Oriental Stars. LaBelle
SaIda. Jean and Azzic De Kreko, IN the
Turkish marriage ceremony, dance and
Bedouin sword combat.
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USEFUL CHRISTMAS GIFTS FOR la
DIES M GENTLEMEN,

Latest Scckwrar, Nufiirrs, Handkrr-
chiefs, >~uspegtiers, Gloves, Umbrellas,
Dress and Fancy shirts, Knit Jackets
and Comfori Goats. Half Hose and I'M
derwear ut popular prices. at ,
e.. HESS & SONS.
Fa.hlouRblc TIA Ilors aud GENTS Fnrnish-
er,, 1891 aud 1923 Market street.
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DIR. WOODS Norway Pine Syrup Is
pleasant 90 take, positively harmless to
the most delicate constitution. and alb
solutcly sure TO cure the most Obsti-
nate cough or cold. \ household boon.
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Water rents for the SIX months end
ing March 81, 1897. nrc now ready. II
paid on or before December i,lS96, dis
count OF 10 per crrt will be allowed.
THE CITY WATER BOARD.
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BOYS Silver Watches. American
make. Warranted good, Sc 90 each.
DILLON. WHEAT & HASCHER co.
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wHEEIING DAILY NTEEI1GENcER, SATURDAY, DECEMBER l2s189aT
THE SUICIDE
or Charles A.. Hess, II Milkman OF
Stackyard Hollow.
SENSATIONAL CIRCUMSTANCES

snrronpd tho Tragedy Which Follows
So Clo,ely the Murhrr or Henry lkiel Mt
the same Spot. Aimo,,-Ti,a Event
. Made iisss u Changed Man md this Ia
Said TO he tho Direct Can,o OF tho Act OF
Sci f Destruction = Coroner Examines
tho Iiody and Surrounding.
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GRAND Lunch and Soup nj Wllllnm
+. iIAhnc's Saloon. Upper BcnwOOd, Sat
urday, December T., 1896.
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ATTEND the Grand Lunch and Soup
AT william +. Hahne's Saloon. Upper
Benwood, saturday, December 10, 1896.
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SILVER Comb. Brush and Mirror
Set 81 90 and upwards.
DILLON, WHEAT Il HANCHER co,
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BIRTHSTONE Rings. solid gold.sl 50
each. at
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ROSS r. CHEW Is selling all small,
lots OF Wall Paper at half price.
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Dolls,

With Fixed and Movablcs Ewes,
Blondes and Brnnct,cs, Dressed
and Undrcsscd. Every price from
$ TO $500,
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SLAUGHTERING Shoes, TO quit bus
mess. J. r. STONE.
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FINE Writing Paper for holiday
trade. at
w&s earle BROS,
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SEE the fine line OF Iron Toys at
7-w&s earle BROS.
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LIKE finding money. Our Closing Out
Shoe Sale. j. T. STONE.
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SOLID Gold Rings. from soc UP. at
Shelf Bros, ITO Main Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-12

SOLID Silver ThimhIes. 800 fine, l0c
each, at Shelf Bros. ITO Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-12
MEMS NECKWEAR.

Immense variety Of Tcck Scaris, Bow Ties and Club
House Ties, usual SOC and soc qualities ....... CSC
Mems Silk and Satin Scaris, Flowing Ends, Knots
and FoNrin-lIands, all OF superior quality. Pat
terms are the newest, finished in superior stylc.... 4oc
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-12
Jackets, Capes, Coats.

We can fit out the entire family
from baby to grandmother. Some
thing to please everyone. Then.
too, consider the REDUCED
PRICES we name on all! Will sell
the finer ones about ONE-tIALF
o-;ca
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-12

STERLING Silver Scissors. fine quail
ity. 81 % and upwards.
DILLON. WHEAT & HhNCfiER CO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-12
GarterS.

Nicely boxed Carriers only 1oc
pair. Finer Carriers in glass top
boxes 25c TO S1.O8 pair.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-12

ONYX Stand and f.nmn marked down
Mt II. L. nIl.lNIAN & CO.'S.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-12

DIAMOND Rings, full cut stones.
from 81 90 up, at Shelf Bros
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-12
Purses.

Entire new lines. new designs. Great
values at csc, SOC and Sl.oo. Chata-
lainc Bags.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-12

A NEW lot OF Cheap Wall Papers.
ROSS r. CHEW,