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Monday,
Toy Furniture.

We have decided to close out
all our Large Furniture for little
people, and have made heavy re-
ductions in prices as following will
show:
LOT 1-Revolving-top Desk of
hardwood, 81 feet high. Made
just like large office desk, with
pigeon holes, drawers, etc. Re-
duced from S. to 81 IS.
LOT 2-Child's Bureau, with
cheval mirror IL by 20 inches,
three drawers and fancy top.
Hardwood, antique finish, and
stands 81 feet high. Reduced
from $4 so to ST %.
LOT 3-Western Toy Washer,
practical washing machine, just
like the large one that is so pop
ular. Hardwood, and best quality
castings, etc. Reduced from ST IS
to csc.
LOT 4-Wash Sets, consisting
of extra large ironing board,
clothes hanger, wringer, wash tub,
etc. Reduced from ST TO SIC.
LOT 5-Ten other articles OF
furniture in Dolls Beds, Side
boards, Bureaus, Doll Houses,
etc, all at reduced prices.
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Books, 25c.

Books for adults. Perhaps 200
titles in popular and standard
works. Leather backs with gilt
lettering. Price 25c.
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CITY Finances.

Following is the report of City Auditor
Young for the week ending Saturday, De-
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The Young Cherubs yesterday main
tanned their reputation by defeating the
Stormers by a score of to o. Butler
and Azavedo We're the battery for the
victors, and Elmer and Ashley for the
StOrmerS
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Stylish Hats at Csc.

We don't charge you s4 for a hat be-
cause 1t has some particular makers
name in it, and every man who does pay
s4 for one of those hats, pays 81 so for the
privilege of saying II wear SO and SOS
TEED: they have our name on the sweat
band and are backed by a good record
We give such good hat at 81 45 that 1t
is not necessary to pay 81 A.
We give such very good hats at CSC and
all the VERY LATEST BLOCKS that YOU
would think them as good as our 81 45
ones. But your thinkers wrong
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Christmas Tree
Ornaments.

Our Christmas Tree Ornaments
and Decorations were shipped di-
rect from the makers in Europe
to Sacramento. That is why the
prices are so low and the stock SO
bright and fresh.
Do not put off buying such
goods until just before Christmas,
as the stock is sure to be low then.
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brought prosperity through able achieve
ment he offered her his name but his love
unlicensed. unsanctioned.
knowing his love of her so well she re-
fused the gift. and thereby retained it in
spirit. but not in actuality. She resigned
comfort. tenderness. affection. for her hon
or's sake. and then he s0ueRt. as he would
have done anyway. a woman whose riches
would help him. sought her not loving her.
not even respecting the manner of woman
that she was. and she gave herself %
him. not loving him. going 20 him like
piece of merchandise. giving herself openly
ard calmly without love 10 the man whom
another woman had refused Dacfusa a iew
paltry human words We're not To sanet.-,n
loves union Now you know 50 wei the
meaning Of love. You who nave lived n
The lilies and roses of life must ten me
why il IS that thc good woman suffered for
her virtue and the coarse one. she who
dishonored loves meaning. shpu.d tridmph:
YOU must tell me why she is 70 be resp Ct
ed and admired an ier life for doing some
thing indecent. You must tell ne all these
things because ii 30 nor know"
The litte singers voice faded out % the
Last sentence like tho oder of flow
er an bot dav. and through the oplIln.
lights ~ the wine and r0s IS the Phil.s-
tines sow white face disappear ard heart
low thGu ou the Haor. The debutaur-
with TIE diamond necklace ec~e med t'f-
mo5hcr Of the bride sent hrr French 70 nd
for the ammonia. size had > s.e,- bo.tI-
IN bcr own hand. but Z: was ser w.tn q a.
m0nds. Tho bride , 1---e5 She cpu1r1rr ID
sit St.N. not 10 l. disturbed ir -he least.
the eirl was hungry aud arwrausht. r
hans. Bu Tom Grey. Who h8d 1se. alt
the mons nse and whon the Bridegroom
was I'D tAis woHert glo&arira Ht. I'D
jumped up from his seat au1 Fitted th- -.ri
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>>M5eANS /
EtNeseo@5|

) them lie ris.s higher and higher and the
best reports come. At last came the time
to know who received the medals and
when he learned George received two and
first honor ca his class. his JOY was un-
bounded. and th. description of how hn
carried the news go the mother aud her
earnest reply "I-ud.r God this was your
doing and for your reward y,'n get n"ith-
- silver nor sold. bat yc hae mither's
cratituie."
but e sad day came The hoy lost health.
an1 on his last home coming his mother
reads his fate in his face Then wrapped I'M
I his paid beside tn, 'bonnie hriar bush.
WHO'S, roses were 10 whittier than his
checks. the mother and son held sweet com
munson Her beautiful submission when
she SAYS. "Oh. Z ken well that George ia
el,u to l,ave u~. but its mo- because the
Almighty .s .calous a. him or me. II cam
fe m. list ni -ht that tie needs my laddic
fer ~amc grand warh In the ith,r world.
3 Eop.d Dee would haze been minister o.
shrists gospel here. hut hen be- judge
over many cities yonder.
When tlie .nd came and he eave his books
to hss classmates. and loving words for
3he pcmsic and others. and parts with
mother and father the Who'll. scene comes In
realistic power tp the reader. and when
th- whole village gathers at th" funeral
yau fc,I as 10 you were standing hy the
afAn 2rtV- ard could hear thc broken
voice of tile pastor as d. tries Geo pr'ach.
huf breaks down to say Lord. hae pity
ursu u- lar we a. lowed him. ara wo v,re
s. proud s. him." The whole book is filled
Wlth pictures ~ rsal l.f. ana th, charm
~ thc Scotch ian-uae, IS Ind.. crih1hie.
SOU want to feel i touch of nature
nuisat.- sour ysrs soul ,ua be lif..d into the
werId et truth heauty and ioNe. read
James I-ine AI.u'e "N nuckv Cardinal
atli 9TH After AIrthT fn purity of thnurhi
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] August iSt. w men fcU you ne was ~
son I had and his young life was
! unfolding into manhood. you will ud
1 stand the desolat.on of my heart. 1t We
I do no good Il | cou.d put into words
/ terrible suffVrings of those nine teen wee
I SO bravcly. so patiently. 50 chcerfuty
4 borne. I know you viii all be glad TO know
you helped Ia brighten tine last DAYS OF
! one Of tho MOST precious of GodS sun 'r-
4 ing ones. lie often spoke of dying ana sail
/ frequently hc had homo up yonder when
! C;od was ready for him to 90" was so
| anxious to answer all the kind letters n
/ received. hut j could not do SO. | have two
! precious girls left 20 comfort ne. To Miss
! Della Hniiingsworth. - West virginia,
who sent the little Testament would
/ like to say she cannot realize how much
/ good she did by sending H.
AIRS. Il. N. Brown. Poplar Springs. Gr-
/ TIE sisters viii not wonder at my being
/ lonely when ! ton them my husband Is
! teaching aud that on the FIRST Of Juy the
! da9th angel visited our home ana carr ga
] from ms our only child She WIS only
/ twenty-five months and three days old.
enjoy rcadiug thc Womaus Kingdom
very much L. like many others. would
| appreciate "a iettcr from our kind col .tess
/ every week I think t Just grand % have
! this pace devoted 70 the interest Of Wo-
| man. as We gam So much valuable intormd-
/ If vour bultcrmIk tastes bad Cleans ana
/ air your vessels thoroughly. salt your 90"
regularly ANA give htr a ts.l I'o' u Vt -.
! soda and two ot sulphur TWO or thlsr IN
/ a week. ! Will -,ud % Eood b. "a. uN Tor hhN'
! Two spoontuls of castor OIL TWO "l inifci-
/ tfna one Of lluaHnum one of $50. ana one
of slrIp Dose ior an adult one Aspp3alu
/ i'm about three par.a Wal,r snake Wtd De-
can amy reader Of this paea inform m
\ of Il reiahlr lirm Whet. ! may p"fchas
! crt.geel. a kind Of thTcad fpr crazy work.
I If some one of this dep1.tmsn nt 4ds q pref
! Is pattern for % How 43ams and VIII send
/ ii "a me, / viii be -r lty oblib 81.
Mrs Pauline Herrid Salisbury. ~ c.
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cad" for the company and we are not al
lowed to give free ads
Mrs Lillian shannon. Plant city Fla
! | came here ia 1855 from Coahoma county,
Mississippi for my health. which is great
! ~ improved. ! married in 1884; have a
! kind. good husband, two bright sweet
children and a nice home. Tlc town Is
| located twenty-threc miles east of Tampa;
has three churches handsome hrick
school building which employs live teach
| ers Should any one of the old pupils
/ of the n. T.. college. PontOtoc. Miss. see
/ this ! would Dee very glad TO know II they
/ have picture of the dear old Il. y. col
! lege.
/ Nrs y. c. Thomas Ramer. Ala.-We
I have some very high hills 30 that we can
/ sea tne electric lights Of Montgomery,
] twenty-five miles distant Ramcr is the
/ second highest point in Alabama. pur
/ water IS tine 7 came here six years ago
! a weak. nervous woman AMI 1 think the
I water benefited me. The Constitution -
/ tho favoritc newspaper \ lady writes as
/ m enthusiasts about clubs: Il think IL We
had good cooking schools 50 that our girls
I who could not y" 10 an incustrial stpool
could learn at homo an ne arts OF cooking
4 it would ra good club
T.. O. box IC3 Sp.coland Ind want 20
/ ten of my dandcliou wine. made sew
erai gallons last spring and can truthful
! " say I mover knew anything 80 good
! for liver and kidney troubles aud or the
complexion J have never found it's equal
] The beauty of 10 Is that n is pure. ]
] gathered tire dandolious myself and made
I the wine. u improves with age. IT amy
I of the sisters want TO know more about 10.
Z address as above. Best wishes to Aunt
Susie. inclosc cents for Grady hos
pital fund ana VIII do 50 again later. Sis
ters. haven't We grand paper 'n lhe
/ Constitutions
J Mrs. Lula Bond. Goss. CA have just
road BIN Arp's letter on lynchng J am
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the dead throughout this country. that s.
the victims were women in their thlrlies,
women between forty-iive and fifty.
The women who suceumbed TO the pro-
fracted heat were women whose energies
were exhausted by ~ulTeriugs peculiar 10
their sex. women who. taking no thought
Of themselves. or who. attaching no inn
portance to first symptoms, allowed their
female system to become run down.
Constipation. capricious appetite. rcstles
forcbodinrs of evil, vertigo. languor, and
ness. especially i'm the morning, an itchi
sensation which suddenly ATTACKS one
night. or whenever the blood becomes
overheatcd, are all warnings. Don't wait
too long 10 build up your strength. that
is now a positive necessity. Lydia 2.
pinkham's Vegetable Compound has spe-
cite curative powers Youcaunot do better
than 20 commence a course OF this grand
aF. r .fN
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'homas Slater has . message for every
n on page nine. Don't fail to read IT,
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THE WEEKLY CONSTITUTIONS. ATLANTA, GA. MO-

lad for the company and are not al
lowed to give free ads
Mrs Lillian shannon. Plant city. Fla
| came here ia 1875 from coahoma county,
Mississippi for my health. which is great
~ improved. ! married in 1854; have
kind. good husband, two bright, sweet
children and a nice home. Tlc town Is
located twenty-thrcc miles east of Tampa;
school building. which employs live teach
ers. Shoutd any one of the old pupils
of the n. T.. college PoutOtoc Miss, see
have picture of the dear old Il. T.. col
lege
The Atlanta constitution., 1897-09-06

Mrs -. G. Thomas. Ramer. Ala.-Ne
have some very high hills. 80 that wa car
sea tine electric lights Of MoWgomcry
twenty-five miles distant. Ramcr is the
second highest point in Alabama. pur
water Is tine. came here six years ago
a weak nervous woman ami 1 think the
water benefited me. The Constitution is
the favoritc newepaper. \ lady writes as
IN enthusiast about clubs: Il think if We
had gaod cooking schools 81 that our girls
who could not x" tp an Industrial So hool
could learn at homo an ne arts or cooking
il w0uld ha q good club"
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T. q. box lG. Sp.celand Ind want 20
ten of my dandcion Wine made sew
eral gallons last spring and can truthful
~ say ! never knew anything 80 good
for liver and kidney troubles atd or the
complexion ! have never found its equal
The beauty of it is that it is pure
gathered tine dandelious myself and made
the wine. u improves with age. If amy
of the sisters want 10 know more about 10.
address aS above. Best wishes to- Aunt
susie inclosc 3 cents for Grady hos
piiaI fund ana VIII DO So again later. Sis
ters haven't We grand paper in ne
Constitution
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-14
STORE CLOSED.
WhittinghiIl Bros, Packing Up the
Goods in the Store Of Geo. R. Tay
lOr Preparatory to Shipping to st.
LOuis--MethOdS of the Firm.

Last evening at six o'clock Whiting
hill Bros. Successors to Geo. r. Taylor.
closed their store and started 1T once to
pack their stock and ship it to Louisville.
A Register reporter was admitted last
night. and found a force Of clerks busily
engaged in packing the dry goods i'm the
large cases for shipment. The shelves
were nearly all empted, and it looked
like everything would be ready to be ship
ped by to-day.
Mr.. Whitunghil told the ReCistcr man
that they expected 20 have their entire
stock shipped and be out of town by the
latter part of the week About two
months ago they bought livestock of Mr.
Geo. r. Taylor. who wished TO retire from
business. \ good portion Of the stock
was disposed of during the holidays with
a satisfactory profit. The balance is TO
be shipped to Louisville, whore Whiting
hill Bros. have a large establishment.
Mr.. Whittinghin stated last night that
they had intended to remain in Wheel
ing only until they had disposed Of the
stock.
He said that they made &c "A business to
buy up dry goods stocks where they could
at a discount. and dispose Of them. They
had bought and sold six different stocks
in this way last year.
When the Whittinghil firm leaves it is
not the intention TO have the business dis
continued 1t is probable that the room
will soon be rented and will be occupied
by dry goods firm which Is being or
gained
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-14
MP EWALT ARRIVES.

Mr.. H. w. Ewalt, of Cleveland, who
will have charge of the optical depart
ment at Dillon. Wheat & Hanchers, ar
rived yesterday and at once assumed his
duties. Mr. Ewalt comes to Wheeling
with the very best recommendations.
being endorsed by DR.. julius King, OF
Cleveland, probably the most famous
optician in the country. He has had a
great deal of practical experience and
is a most capable man in every respect.
The firm is to be congratulated on Sc
curing him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-14
TIE GREAT EYE EXPERT.
Eight Years of Grand Success in Wheel


Eight Years of Grand Success in Wheel
ing.
Over 10000 people rejoicing and send
ing their friends TO him for relief,
keeps his office daily crowded with pa
tients. Tells you the cause Of your eye
troubles and correctly fits the eyes with
glasses by looking at them without any
effort upon the part of the patient or
having them look for hours at charts.
If you have blurring, dizziness in the
eve. or headache after or while reading
or sewing, or nervous twitching of the
eye balls or lids, double vision. cross
eyes. smarting or burning of the eyes
and many other nervous affections you
can find relief by consulting and hav-
ing your eyes examined free by Prof.
Shelf. the scientific optician, ITO Main
street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-14
1nST THEIR STRIKE.

The strike of the feeder boys at the
Belmont. which was exclusively men
toned in the Register, have not gained
their object and the majority of them
have accepted the reduction and re-
turned to their work yesterday. They
were afraid of losing their jobs if they
remained out any longer. Five OF
the boys refused to go to work and say
they will not work at all rather than
accept the reduction. They do not
feel kindly to the boys who have re-
turned to work.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-14
BUILDING NOTES.

Architect Hamilton has prepared
plans and specifications for a hand
some new building for Frank Work,
to be erected at the corner Of La Belle
and Eoh streets. Bids on the work
will close on Thursday of next week.
1t will be a three-story brick house,
and a large store room on the first
floor. and flats in the second and third
stories. to cost when completed in the
neighborhood of $4,000.
The plans for the new city ambu-
lance house are on exhibition at the
City Building. where bids may be made
upon the work.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-14
Dress Goods Remnants.

Many large enough for Waists Skirts and some Dress
Patterns.
Ramnants Y 1-2c and Goods to be sold at &c.
Remnants 25c and 39c Dress Goods to be sold at II l2C
Remnants soc and 75c Dress Goods to be sold at 25C
Remnants ST. $3.50 Dress Goods to be sold at 49c and 59c
sbut fifty Remnants elegant Black aCquas to be sold at same
ratio o reduction. .
Of Remnants of Emboees snd LaCes at1c Sc Sc and &c. Many
10 former prices
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-14
NOTABLE MUSICAL EVENT.
The Concert of the Oratorio Society to BE
GiNen Soon.

Given soon.
The coming concert by the Oratorio So
ciety bids fair 10 be the musical event of
the season. if the present prospects hold
good. The date of the concert has been
fixed for Thursday evening February 4th.
and the opera House has been engaged
for that date The Executive Committee
have engaged hte following celebrated ar
fists to sing the solo parts in Gauls Holy
City" on that occasion: Soprano, Miss
Kathrin Hike; tenor Mr.. J. II. McKin-
ley: basso. DR.. Carl Du0t and the famous
contralto. Miss Mary Louise Clary.
All these people are first class artists
and their testimonials arc Of the most flat
terlng character. They have all been
heard by some members of the Executive
Committee. who are thus enabled 10 act
intelugently. We can assure the friends
of the Oratorio Society and the general
public that they viii not Doe disappointed
in The quality of music furnished by either
soloiSts or chorus.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-14
RAND CONCERTS.

Mayors we'll known band and or
chestra will give the first of a series of
monthly concerts at the X. of ?. audi
forum. corner Chapline and Twenty
seventh streets, this evening. The gen
eral public is invited. The concert VIII
be followed by three hours of dancing.
The band has decided to admit asso-
ciate members. Any members of the
band will give full information on the
subject
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-14

At the regular meeting or COuncn
Tuesday night, the Board of Equal
ization and Appeals reported a list Of
corrections of erroneous assessments
which Council approved. The list is
comparatively small. A few years ago
when there was a general increase in
the valuation of property for. taxable
purposes, the Board was in session for
many days. The corrections are made
on account of excessive valuation and
double assessment, and the list fol-
lows:
REALTY.
First Ward-PetitiOns of L. J. Mill
Ter and VIM. Huber referred to the next
meeting of the Board.
Second and Third Manifestations
of Adeline Egerter and Charles f. Held
were rejected, and property OF w. b.
Simpson, adjoining. was raised on i'm
prOvementS from $500 to $500.
Fourth Ward-A $500 reduction was
granted Charles Thesis on imprOv-
ments: petition of Paul LOgarnarsius
rejected: reduction of $500 on improve
ments granted to Charles B. Reilly;
reduction of $500 granted on improve
ments d. Whites estate.
Sixth Ward-Petition Of w. H.
Browse rejected.
Seventh Ward-Reduction Of $1,000
on improvements granted Geo. John
son without rebate: j. II. Wilson
granted refund of $2.54 paid erroneous
ly on 1895 taxes; petition of Walter
Marshall referred to next meeting OF
committee for investigation; petitions
of r. ". d. Barger, Elizabeth COen,
and J. T. Rankin referred to next meet
ing; Ella Hubbard granted rebate on
S400 1896 taxes. and books ordered cor
rected: petitions of w. II. Rinehart and
J. r. HissOm referred to next Board
with instructions to examine property.
First Ward-Petition of Grandview
Club House referred TO fire depart
meut.
seventh Ward-Petition of Mrs. Abe
Lukens. assessor, Chairman Hamilton
and City Collector appointed a COM
mittee to adjust property.
PERSONAL PROPERTY.
First Ward-M J. Brilles granted
reduction of $500 on stock
Second Ward-Petition of c. D. Ken
ney rejected; 7. b. Crawford rebate
granted $500 on 1895 taxes: A. L. Rice
& Co reduction $4,000 1896 taxes and
rebate: petition of Geo. +. Johns re-
iected: VIM. McGlumphrey and Lee
Robinson. reduction and rebate on 81
800 FOR 1895 granted. and reduction and
rebate on $500 for 1896 granted.
Third WMd-Virginia r. Morrison
granted reduction $3.50 for 1896; petit
ton of F. Enochs rejected; petitions of
s. NJ. Rice & &c. and Greer & Laing re-
ferred to next meeting of the Board for
examination; Wheeling Steel and Iron
Co. double assessment on $16,025. or
dered corrected: Thos Hughes & Co,
reduced from $4,000 to 10000 and re-
bate on $4,000 granted; Sourla Bros.
granted rebate on $4,000.
Fourth Ward-Petitions of Mrs.
Louisa Burdatts and Thresa c. Mertz
rejected: Peter Carney granted rebate
on $40 1896; c. c. Kyle assessment re
duced from 81 900 to $3.50
Seventh Ward-A NJ Hamilton
granted 81. $50 rebate on 1895 taxes, and
$500 on 1896 taxes.
Eighth Ward-Henry Creig granted
reduction of 5000 on piano.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-14
s par CENT. pr ANNUM.

On small savings; on weekly pay
ments. This is what the Consolidated
Building, Loan and Trust Company
is paying its members. Does it inter
est YOU? If so. call at the Office of the
Company. 1918 Market street. for fur
Their particulars. Stock issued daily
Open Saturdays to $3.50 p, N.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-14
CLERK ROBERTSON'S OFFICE.

Deed made December y, 1896, by
Henry and Eliza Miller to Charles
Schroeder. real estate on South Wa
bash street. Island consideration,
$4,000.
A marriage license was issued to John
Dona. aged 81 years, and Jessie Elan
agan. aged % years, of Sistersyille.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-14
3pbeeGin9 R&9lstrr

ATTENTION BUTCHERS AND BREW
EkS.
For comfort. warmth and durability wear
Our Celebrated All Wool Knit Jacket and
Comfort Coats. They are the best and the
cheapest. Popular prices. All lines again
complete {. HESS a. SONS,
Fashionable Tailors and Gents Fdrnishers,
1921 and 1928 Market street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-14

For sixty cents the Daily Register
will be sent to any address outside of
the city during the session of the Leg
islature.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-14
.

chemise This department, Gadies Muslin Under
Drawers, Wear) which has demonstrated its ability
Gowns, as a trade winner during the past week,
Skirts Will be repenshed at all times with any
new STYLES not now represented and he kept strictly up to
date in every respect Every garment equally as good as
the regular homemade would be.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-14
ERRONEOUS ASSESSMENTS
Corrected By the Board Of Equaliza-
ton and Appeals.

A List Submitted to Council Tues
day Evening, and Approved by
That Body-The Number Of Cor
rections Small Compared with
Previous Years-Realty and Per-
sOnal Corrections.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-14
Cloak Department.

Ito, Ga 90 and $500 Misses Jackets at Sl99,
Iotot 5000 SIP so and $500 Jackets at $495.
M Of eaboaeY trimmed Short Plush Capes to be sold al $3.50
s5 dozen So SO $500 Satean Lined EdedOwn Comforts
10 DO sold at SlSS. O., m ,s,os n 40 At Q8c eacb
Se oonls enuueang few the hundreds OF attractions
early. There thousands or Remnants
WfN''''''O here VIII 90 quick
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-01-14
OPERA HOUSE.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

ONE SOLID WEEK, commencing, Mon
day Evening, January 18th.
THE SAGES.
And their Splendid Company Of Hypnotists
par Excellence.
prtces In o. % and SOC