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The times., 1897-06-27
Whistler Out.pointed Mecue,

New York, June 26.-Billy Whistler, of
Philadelphia, and Marty MeEue, of New
York, fought twenty rounds at % pounds
at the South Beach Athletic Club, ON
Staten Island, tonight Whistler out
pointed MeCue two TO one, and should
have received the decision, but tie affag
was called a draw
The times., 1897-06-27
GAMES YESTERDAY

New York, 8: Washington, L.
New York, 10; Washington, 5.
Baltimore, /: Boston, o.
Cincinnati, =; Louisville, L.
Brooklyn, 5: Philadelphia. 3.
Pittshurg, 5; ST. Louis, 3.
Chicago. -: Cleveland, 3.
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Earned runs Pittsburg L, St Louis !
Two-base shit-Ely. ThTee-base hit-Davls
Base on halIs-0ff Tannehiii l, off Carspy
z. Struck out-By Tannehhl 4, by Carsey
l. stolen base-Smith. Sacrifice hit
Donnelly- Hit by pitcher Padden. Double
play-Ely and Davis. Time-1 hour and 90
minutes. Umpire-Mr Sheridan. Attend
ance-3 600.
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AsToR.s CUBAN BONDS
He Takes $1,000 worth Of stoc

ne AAhs SA,oo Vofth VI Stock
IN the Proposed Republic.
New York, June 26.-John Jacob Astor
and DR.. Seward Webb have each bought
|, one of the per cent gold bonds OF the
Republic of Cuba The face value Of
Astor's bond ia 81 600, while Webb's is
$500.
The bonds fan due ten years after the
evacuation OF Cuba by the Spaniards,
and arc offered at half their face value.
The times., 1897-06-27
'Batted for Fff1eId in the ninth.

Philadelphia -s...s.. % 0001 o O2-3
Eamesiruns- Brooklyn, I; Phifadefphia, g.
First base on efrors-P hiladeIphia, l. Left
on Brooklyn. 8; Philadelphia, 6.
Hone runs-G Griffin, f ifield Three-base hit
Clements. Tw6-base hit-Kennedy. Stolen
bases-Grim, Sindle, Ganavan First base
on baIfs-off Fffield, 8 Off Kennedy, 1.
Struck out-By Fificld. l. by Kennedy, f.
Double piay-Canavan, g. Smith and La
Chance Time Of game-1 hour and 81 min
utes. umpire-McDonald Attendance
1851.
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Earned runs-Cnicago, 8; Cleveland, 2.
First base by errors-Chicago, s. Left on
bases-Chicago. I cleveland, 8. First base
On bails-off Friend, s. eff Clark, 3. strnck
out-By Friend, A. Home runs-Lange, Ey-
erett. Stolen ba es-McCornlick 20, Lange
CD, Anson. Double piays-McKean, Childs
and Tebeau. Chllels and Teheau; Mexican,
Childs and Tebeau. Hit by pitcher-F rtend,
1. Umpire-Mr McDer,nott. Attendance
$500. Time of game-2 hours.
The times., 1897-06-27

Earned run-New YORK, i. wo-bahe Ei!tH--
Tiernan, Seymour. Reilly. First base On
errors-New York, g. Left ON bases-New
York, 8, Washington, 3. First bisse on
baiis-off Kingr 4; off Seymour, A. Struck
out-By Seymour, s; by h DS, z. sacrfice
hit--Reiliy. Stolen bases-seitach, Dayis,
Holmes. Double plays-Farreh TO De
Montreville. Demon bIeville 10 Tucker Hit
by pttchsr-By King, 2. Wild Iftcn-Ssy-
nlour. UnIpsre-Mr Lynch. Time OF game
ilours and 80 minutes
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Earned rpns1 @ ncmnati, 4: Louisville 1.
Two base b hfts-zopieoran, Stafford. Three
base hits-Eeitz Iireitenstesa. stolen bases
-Becsiey =, SasEfice hits-Irwin, Richie.
struck otftS- BY Aagtensseia, Z. .sby Fraser,
l. Eases on ha3s-orf Breitenstein. 3;
by Fraser, 2. Esfron bases-Cfncinna ii,
o; Lou!sviHez#Fifss base on, errors-
Cincinnati, 4 EHtf by Spitcher-By Fraser,
L -BmPire-sfr Hurss.sr Time yr game
hours and 8 sminutes.
The times., 1897-06-27
THE BROOkLYNS WIN.
Phillies Drop Another Game to the
Trolley Dodgers

Brooklyn, June .26.-TirBely batting and
few bases GA baHs brought victory to the
Rreoklyns today. Griffin seorehing g bound
er in the first inning was good for one base
until the ball hit the end of the bicycle
track and bounded over Delehanty's shouI-
der. The umpire came to t he rescue of the
home team in the ninth. when he called two
men out who had apparently beat out
Smiths throws. Score:
The times., 1897-06-27
A PITCHERS BATTLE,
Splendid Contest Between the Cham-

pfOns and the Leaders.
Boston, June 26.-The Orioles took the
final game of the series from the home
team before the largest attendance seen
on the South End Grounds in two years.
The whole story is told in the supe rb
pitching, Stencils hit into the right
field bieachers yielding the only run.
Long and Collins played we'll Score:
The times., 1897-06-27
MUNYON'S ELECTRIC MACHINE.
FREE DOCTORS FUR The PEOPLE.

Eminent doctors at your service free.
IL you have Catarrh or any Throat or
Lung Complaint, call and receive a free
tnal local treatment We positively cure
CaUarrh
Personal letters answered, with free
medical advice for any disc ase.
The times., 1897-06-27

p; Loveloss. tb.; Fowler, 2b.: Hussey, 3d..
Moran, IT,; Sullivan, RI; Sutherland. cf.:
Flaherty, S.; j. Ready, Nj. Ready and
Mocabee, substitutes.
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GAMES TOMORROW.

Washington at Philadelphia.
Baltimore at New York
Brooklyn at B5stou.
louisville at Chicago.
Pitishurg at Cleveland.
Cincinnati at st. Louis.
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coiTs BEAT THE INDIANS.
The Latter Try Their University of
Chieago Pitcher.

Chicago, June 26.-Chicago won today
from Cleveland. Clark, the University of
Chicago pitcher. was signed by Cleveland
and pitched good game. Friend made
his reappearance in a Chicago uniform
and kept the visitors hits wen scattered.
Score.
The times., 1897-06-27

John GaTvey would never have been
known t. the reading pab4fce had it moi
been for his feat Of sleeping in the lace
hung bed in the AssoF mansion.
IL was Ii O'Clock at night when one
ofthe charnbeFmajts, in passing what she
thought was aR uBeeeHp3ed guest cham
Der, saw the gas burning jinly. She
looked in and saw a pair OF tatteree
trousers hanging over Ganlask-eoyered
chair. On the rieh carpet were q pail
of battered and rOad-woru brogans-
She looked at the bed, and there. soiiee
and tired. his face covered with q
matted mass of hair. lay John 6aTvey,
SIZE screamed, of course He opened hif
eyes and looked at her in sileat aStonish-
ment.
when q dozen other SERVANTS had eoms
and the police had been summoned, Gar.
vey was pulled frOEa the bed, forced &c
dress himself and taken to q police sta
ton There he was asked how be got
into the house
II Just walked in he said. Il found
the gate open on T ThiFty-foarth street and
went into the yard. A door next the
kitchen was opea and I went through it. ]
went upstairs andfound three or four ROOMS
with beds. Some of them were SO his
they looked uncomfortable One just suited
me aad tuERbled in. Then they came and
pulled me ous.''
Garvey was sent to the island for five
days for the trick. While he was there
Mr.. Aster decided that probably Garvey
was burglar; so when the tramp was re-
leased he was rearrested On charge OF
entering The house for the purpose OF rob-
berry.
He was sentenced TO the penitentiary for
one year, but lawyers went to his rescus
and got him a new trial
While this was pending he was declared
insane and sent TO Matteawan
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ANOTHER FOR THE PIRATES.
The Browns Have Difficulty in Find
ing -TaHRehiII's Curves

fttsourg. June 26.-With Tauneiu ca
the runberstoday tae Ipe:als had no trouble
70 win from the Bsowns. Pattsaurs hougils
"a Lynch % catcher. fro1n the Mans
rleid Intefstate. LEAGUE today Score
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PARKER. BRIDGET & CO.,
Ciothiers, 315 7th st.

One glance at Our stock
of men S summer clothing
will convince you that we
have the best assortment at
the lowest prices to be found
In this neigh borhood. You
can do your own looking
around and comparison OF
values and prices. Ii you
are any kind of a judge OF
clothing we're bound to get
your order. Look at these
prices
Mems Crash Suits, 81 to $12.
All the $40 Spring Suits are $6-25.
Stin selling SO and S4 odd Pants at So.
Separate Serge Coats and Vests and
whole Suits in a greater variety and
at lower figure than we've ever
been able to show before.
Parker, Bridget & Co.,
ClOthiers, BIS 9TH st.
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Mr.. Geo. r. W. strieby, No TIA II st.
Nun yon' 8 Remedies for rheumatism. eDItis.
aad asthma, and find that there IS moth
ing like these wonderful remedies. A few
weeks ago 1 was run down by a wagon
ana mad my wrist terribly sprained- 1 lost
complete use OF it and also my hand The
usual treatment and remedies were tried
without any benefit whatever, / went
20 Prof. Nun yon's Institute, and after two
Treatments with the Static Electric Ma
chine | Tegained the complete use of nv
wrist and hand I consider this electric
treatmeus sfBply wonderful ,,
The times., 1897-06-27

Hita-Toronto, 8; Syracuse, 13. Errors
Toronto, z; Syracuse, A. Batteries =
Toronto, Norton and Baker; Syracuse, Willis
and Shaw.
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THE REDS .vICToRs.
The Colouels. Inabtiify to Hit Brett
enstetn the Cause.

Cfncinnati,Jane2 26.-The LouisviIIes went
Down In heap before the home team
today through inability to hit Breitenstein,
who received excellent sllpnort Score:
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Earned run-Baltinpre, l. Home run
Ste1zel Sacrifice hit-Yeager Stoaen
base-BossoB, 1. FIRST base on balls
Boston, g; Baltimore, 2. Left On bases
Boston, s; Baltmore, 4. Strsck out-By
Corbett, s; by Nichols, 1 Passed BALI
Bowerman. Hit by pitched naIE-Ganzel.
TEne OF game-2 hours and minutes.
Unpires- -Messrs. Emsfie and O'Day At
tendarce-17 900.
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Hits Buffalo, 16; Rochester, 10. Errors
Buffalo, 4; Rochester, 8. Batteries
Buffalo, souders and Smith; Rochester, Nc
Fariand and O'Neill.
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other Games Yesterday
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At Springfield
Springfield ............1 2 o o o 0-6
Providence ......01 COLL 00-4
Hits-Springfield, / l, P Providence, o, En-
rors-Springfield, 2; Providence, 4. Bat
teries-Springffeld, Woods and Duncan;
Providence Rndderham and Dixon.
The times., 1897-06-27

Hits wilkesbarre, 10; Scranton, IL. En-
ors-Wilkesbarre z: Scranton, q. Bat
ries-wilkesbarre, Manville and Diggins;
Scranton, Morse and Boyle.
The times., 1897-06-27
Them
WONDERFUL
MFR. George F. w. Strictly, of III
Street, Says That In His Expe-
rteace There Is Nothing to He
Found Like
MUNYON'S

Remedies for rheumatism, Colds,
ana Asthna-The Use of His
Wrist and Hand Was Restored
by Munyon's Static Electrical
Machine.
The times., 1897-06-27
Open All Day and Evening
Sundays TO 5 p. II.
623 18th St. NJ. w.
TRAMP GARvEY DEAD.
Made Famous by His Sleep In the
AstOF Mansion,

Newburg, " Y, June 26-- John Garvey,
the tramp who sept six hours in 3 bed at
Mrs. william Astor's house, November II,
1894. diedint he Mattea wan Insane Asylum
yesterday.
The tramp entered Mrs. Astor's Fifth
avenue bone and went asleep in the inst
Ted he came to. He was arrested. and his
case caused much con lecture, many persons
thinking him II clever Enposter.
While awaiting trial he was declared In,
sane.
The times., 1897-06-27

Office Hours-0 to IA q. IN. to
5 p. 10. daily; 8 to p. M, Monday,
Wednesday ana Frfdays closed on
Sunday. -
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GOETzE,s. MarLot oval rweIih So:



At a meeting of the board OF managers
OF the Wheeling & Belmont Bridge Com
pany, held at It's office this 22d day OF
December, 1897, the following proceed
ings, In reference to the recent death OF
Louis C. Stifel, esq, We're unanimously
passed;
The sudden death OF Mr.. Louis c, ST.
fcl, in point OF service one OF the oldest
members of this board, brings US once
again startllngly face to face with the
grim reaper
But yesterday In the prime OF life,
health and business activities, he
wrought as useful man alone can
work To-day the race for him Is run;
all earthly interests are at an end, and
he sleeps the dreamless sleep that never
wakes. We lament his decease with a
sincere grief, and sorrow over his I'M
timely taking off. We can truthtully
speak well OF him; for he was an up
right citizen and a useful man, and the
much good he did In the world, we are
assured will not die with him, but In a
proper sense, he will still continue to
live, and TO make the world happier and
better because he has once lived, and
worked, and done well his part In his
day and generation. His presence Will
be missed from our meetings, but we
will not soon forget hts genial ways,
and his prompt and willing responses to
our business calls.
We tender TO the shocked and sorrow
ing family of Mr.. Stilel our respectful
coincidence, and direct that this minute
OF our proceedings be spread upon our
records, and that a copy be furnished
them as slight tribute of our respect
for their father. and as an expression Of
our sincere sympathies for them.
]. n. VANCE, President,
JOS. LAWSON, Secretary.
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ovERooATs AND suITs-M. oUrMAV q %.
FOR MEN AND BOYS.
Useful.
Holiday

Mems Suits and OvereOats greatly reduced prices from
now until Christmas. Hard to find nicer present for
man than one of our Kersey Oyevoats at So Better
ones at sI2, SIS, SIS, up to SIS.
Chdrens Refer Suits and OyercOsts at cost and below
Refer Coats at reduced prices to close out
Large stock of Smoking Jackets and House Coats $3.50
to sl2. An al wool TroOt Saa bound, Smoking Jacket
a. S. Bath Robes in Eiderdowa and Turkish Iowelng,
So to $780, The handsOmest town. also the cheapest
Neckwear Underwear, Shirts, Iandkerchiefs Gloves,
Dress Shields Silk Suspenders, ETC., Everything new
and useo for Meas and Boys wear at the very smallest
prices for good goods.
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THE EMBLEM CASE
PA, on TRIAL Ysstcrda, Ia the Criminal
Cart

Pni on Trial GohtcfhnJ III 'hu N'''
Cont.
The case o. the state Va. George En-
t,ga. indicted ior che burglary OF the
1i,nor residence, nearly year ago,
was put on trial in the criminal court
Judge Hugus yesterday morning. Pfos-
osuung Attorney Meyer and Hon. u.
y, Dovener appeared for che state. while
Colonel w. W. Arnett represented me
defense. Tho fury secured was as fol-
loss. Alexander Beabeut. W, G, Jones,
John McCrum, ". c. Hanes James u.
llaneg, j. II. Potter. Joseph w. Bier.
William Horyey, George Plncs. Henry
Ronpko. O. II. Medick and Johp W.
Nofrlngton. Tho evidence for tho STATE
wiG concluded at o'clock In the after
noon, and after q HhOrt recess for me
jlly Che defense began the presentation
o' lis case, About o'clock court ad'
jnuraed until 0 o'clock this morning
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King Solomon lodge No, Z, A. F. & n.
NJ, elected the following officers w NJ,
DR. u. II. stiilyard; $. w, II. L., Il. Il.
Jones: ]. w, Isaac Jones: secretary,
u, II. Bcasley; treasurer, ~ w. Wright;
s. d., Edward Reynolds; j. D., James
UIIl; tyler, VI. Tydngs
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DIAM ON DSI
And All Precious Stones.
:: EXPERT JUDGMENT SELECTS THEM. y

The house of DILLON, WHEAT & FANCHER CO.
is the oldest in the city identified directly with the Ola
NIOND TRADE-tlat means we are FIRST handlers OF
the stones; no middcmen. Therefore it is plain
save YOU all middemen profits These the reasons for
our ability to quote prices absolutely LOWER than any
body else. We sell Diamonds by weight You have every
advantage in dealing here and expert knowledge OF
worth is in the selection OF every stone Our assortment is
the finest and best it ranges from the tiny sparkcr to the
largest gem We have them mounted or unmounted, and
those mounted have settings OF the artistic style and
finish
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Did.

GAVIN on Tuesday morning, December
a. 1897, at $3.50 o'clock, JOHN W
GAVIN, aged a years and months
Tho funeral viii take place from his late
residence No, $500 Eofr street, on
Thursday morning at half past 0
o'clock. Friends OF the family invited
Intcrment at Mt Calvary cemetery.
gTIFEI,-On Wednesday December 20
iS67 at $40 H. M, LOUIS Q. STlFEL
I'm tho Goth year OF his ngc,
Funeral service at tho family residence,
No. M Main street. Friday, December
q, at $500 a. m. lntermont pTlyate.
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IT HAS PASSED.
Wheeling s Elm Grove Railroad
Ordinance Goes Through
THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS

UNANIMOUSLY AFTER SEVERAL
ADDITIONAL MENDMENTsHAD
BEEN ADDED TO IT-woRK ON
THE NEW ROAD IS TO START
SOON - THE COMMISSIONERS
MEET AS A BOARD or EoUALI-
ZATION AND APPEALs-THEN
THE SHEEP CLAIMS WERE
TAKEN UP.
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BUY pair OF Itorker Gloves from l..
Schafers, No. 1904 Market street, II YOU
want comfort and good wear, You
can wash them with soap and water
and they viii remain soft.
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Xmas Trees ihc to 200 each.
Nmas Trees Tor Churches.
Nmns Turkeys ZOE hhd tllgC pound,
Nnas select Oysters I6u quart
NmnA standard Oyst0ts zoe quart
HESS, 10 uNUN q co,
I7I6,InUUb street.
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50 so Solid Gold Birth Stone Rings at
81 30.
billion. WHEAT & nANcHER CO,
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LEAVE orders early for your Christ
mas Turkey at l9isc per pound.
HOFFMAN BROS, 23i4 Chapllne ST.
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WHEN the hair begins 10 fan ont or
'uTn gray, the scalp needs doctorinE,
nn1 we know Of no beltcr specific lhhh
Nall'a Vegetable slclian Hair lionewer
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Duc de- Munieb,llU. Urcnu aud Pom.
mrty SIZE, u N, Numm's, IuultH lmpeflhli
a uNt 1iustrtn, uUid 5uh l,ul de'Or
4. WEiliN 20,
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OTHERS tell their little stories, but
o. c. Genther sells the goods.
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SAVE money and shoe leather by go
ing direct to Genther's for everything in
the JeWelry line.
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GENTs, Fold WaLeheg al McNamee'g.
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tnRisruAs Rns Umbrellas for Non,
latest style hhudius, OAp, Ut MolHddoh's'
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trip tickets to all points In Central Pas
songcr Association territory, good re-
turning until January T. inclusive
o. u. WOOD TraV Pass. Ag't
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NANDoLINs reduced from $500 to
u. w. BANNER & CO.'S.
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LEAVE orders early for your Christ
mus turkey at l2i4c per pound
HOFFMAN BROS, g9il Chlpllnc st.
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ONE HUNDRED PIANOS
At Cut Prices, must BIO sold this month, ut
Houses.
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ALL Christmas goods reduced.
WHITE, HANDLEY & FOSTER.
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DIAMOND Rings with brilliant cut
stones FOR s. 90, at
DILLON, WHEAT & HANCHER co.
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Al FRIEDELS,
sllverware at oil prices.
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Champagnes. Rhine Wines, Burgundles,
ClRrsts, SautcrnS, California Wines All
kinds. l.. hELTb CuI
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CHRISTMAS Fur Gauntlet Driving
Gloves reduced from Si.0O TO Si.0O, Mt
1,GFadden's,
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TIDES. scarTs aud Table Covers, hand.
soonest limo. sWABAChEtVS'
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WINES.

MANDOLINs reduced to sl.65.
i. w. BANNER & co.
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FANCY Candy Boxes at all prices at
FOX'S, 1927 Market street.
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y. wELTY Il CO.'S store Will remain
open during the evenings the baianco OF
tlls week.
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r1NE COD s!!ck p!ns at McNamee's.


ltuINE WINES.
IiobfrAumilclI. Rudosh elmer, BinEon,
ROlnuder, Assma nnshau,er, Sierstelner.
T.. NELTY co.
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'LGj viii bny % Mandolin Al a
Il. W. BANNER & COB
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CHRIsJ'M Is finr Wool Jackets for men,
all sizes, 7Sc, Osc, SI.is, at McE'add1n's'
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Iiebfrnumilrh, Kudrsh elmer, BingSn,
ROlnndcr, Assmahnhanscr, Niersleiher
4. WELrY & co.
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CHRISTMAS MackIntoshcs with cnpes,
for men aud boys, ali sizes, S2.Is, ut Me-
pndUrn's,
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MANDoLINs from s165 to $50,
Il. w. BANNER & co.
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Put up In our well known style at reas-
enable prices. ZIEGENFELDER'S.,
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CHRisrMAS Underwear, Msrino, "a ~
tls Hair, Fleece Llnti, isct ut hU' ad-
dtn's.
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BEFORE you purchase your Candy
don't fail 10 call at FoN's. 1921 Market
ulInnl
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PocKEtHoOKs sud .rtchrl., endless
variety, sWAbACkIlV'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-23

IA what you have when YOU buy Spec
i1cloF or Bye CLASSES from the Opilclan,
Henry W Et2, Exchange Bank Buill-
ing open evenings until Christmas.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-23

tLyEn Novelties d, M'NAMG@s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-23

All christmas goods reduced
WHITE, l1ANulEY & FOSTER
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-23

.'litlSruAg i-p'r LlHtn 1ollrts roe,
rI itnuH Iuns ~ is'iv, ~ htfnd"t"'''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-23

gOLD Sterling sllyor Tcn spoona
$500 per sci Of SIX, VI GeHtherG
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-23

ulititStNtNS rith Niih Ntuktlts, uoWa
rum, Techs, unIY ADt ~ Mui'sidtnH.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-23

ALbtlnod Rid Uloyc. ana Ml,l, half
,,irn AWAHAtINEH'S.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-23

srgaplYd sIlya nruD'ot 'aa' a,
InYg ItFIH'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-23

JOS. lawson n Secretary.