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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-06

ne following lots or goods
sold from the original bales Al,
ing special prices:
bale Anatolian Rugs. 50
pieces. fl. 6 in. 10 3 IT.
wide by to : IT long. Reg
ulIr price, SO each. Special.
bale Shirvan Rugs. go
pieces. . IT. & in. to 3 fl. 6
in wide by 4 to 5 #. long
Regular price. 81. Special.
l bale of Shirvan Rugs. 40
pieces. 3 IT. 2 in. TO !; fl.
wide by 4 IT. q in. 10 #.
long Regular price. 81. SIe-
clal ...-....
1 bale karahaugh Rugs. 80
pieces. 4 IT. to g #. wild. by
5 IT. TO II IT. long. Regular
$40 Rugs. Sperial. ..
1 bale Daghs stan Rugs. so
pieces. 4 TO q n. wide 10y > TO
IL fl. long. Regular prices.
S12 to SIS. Special ...
i bal. Antique Guend-
jecs Rugs. 80 pieces. 4 TO
= IT. wide by : TO IL TT.
long. Regular prices, s1S q
to s2t SPECIAL. ...... 4
/ bale Of Antiques. 4 to
6 # wide by ; to IL #.
long 80 pieces. Regular
prices, $15 10 $50. Special
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-06

Lot of remnants Of chang"able talctn.
fancy tafleia black figured aud brncnd"
lndias plain black satin. hrocade MORE
antique aud Roman stripes. ctc,-which
sold from Csc. to s:ic. a yard-will 80
go for.....-.-.-. .-..-..---..- ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-06

Odd sizes Of all ladies dress shoes
those sold for 81 50--of some stylns Of
which there are only a few pairs Or,
to go for Observation-Disclosures. So>'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-06

Corners Of velv"ts and y.lyetccns. in
black and 'clurs-from goods which sold
for Doe. lJc. aud 81 n yard-will
be offered tomorrow. each corner 100
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-06

IL pairs ladies' opera toe house slip
pcrs-rnink trimmed and lined
sizes TO 4-worth s2.oo-to 20 CT 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-06

Want" ads. in The Star pay because they
bring answers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-06
Odd lots shoes.

Abcut - pairs Ladies' Canvas-tnp
bicycle hncts-b,sck md tan--Sizrs 2is.
3. 3is only-worth s2.5O-to 60 CT %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-06
Odd LOFT art goods.

An odd l"' of ~ satin damask tray
cuveIs, slightly muss.d from handling
which sold for l9c.-will <" iumor- M,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-06

Remnants 81 yard-widr rustic percnline.
cotton canvas. and plain and cross-
barred leno which sold high loo.
a yard-will 90 un sale tomorrow c3r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-06

Lot Of silks. consisting Of plain black
surah and China silk. fancy taffetn. fancy
stripe satin, check glace. in all culurs-
and 32-inch plain India silks--which sold
from aar. 10 .bpc. yard-win z" ocr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-06
Remnants of silks.

Lot of remnants If silks. consisting Of
colurpd Japanese and India silks. change
alb. gloria. plain aud figured wash silks,
and plain India sTrah which sold from
25c. 10 :s,c. a yari-will 90 tom"r-
row for. Observation-Disclosures. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-06

1s Persian Lamb Jackets. half satin
lined-siZes II 70 +0-were c, 90
duced from Sc to S4-to 60 for. N'N.DC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-06
Odd lots of wraDs.

3 electric seal fur capes with mar.pn
SIS fo s1s~~ Me so nt from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-06

fine silk seal plush pos-han6s"mrlv
tetted-either marten or thihnt CO %
edge-were S14-to go for. H'o'1o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-06

The balance If the mems regular Sl-a5
and 81 81 red flannel underwear Of all
m.dicaird wool sinCle-breast"d shirts.
Mi3l he offered tomorrow per orc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-06

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, January g.
Jerome b. Pound. publisher of the Chat
tanooga News and the Knoxville Tribune
and Miss Caroline Willingham, one of the
cIty's leading young society ladies. were
married at the First Baptist Church here
yesterday evening. The wedding was d
brilliant one, some of the most prominent
people il the south participating. The
couple left last night for California.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-06
Remnants of Innings.

Remnants " dressmakers' cambrfr
grass cloth and imitation haircloth.
which sold up 10 So. yard-will ,rc
go cn sale tomorrow for. -2N'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-06

t6-inch all-wool serges. In dark and
evening shades. novelty suitincs mohairs.
two-ionr fleets. all wool cassimer,s and
Scotch plaids-which sold up to -,
59c. n yard Ice offered at SS,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-06

Remnants Of French percaline. silesia
and figured waist lining-which sold rs
high l5c. yard-will ~ on S1c
sale tomorrow for................ o2N'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-06

inst % fancy cushion tops. size 20 by
20 inches. made of Japanese drap- oc
cry. to go this day each. for. j.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-06


pets in any size you may "
under the rsgul Ir retail pre-
Krrdistan Carpets. 8 by
9 IT. Regularly S35. Sc q
c1al a
Kurdistan Carpets. It.
G in. Nv 10 #. 6 in. Reg d
ularly $50. Special. .. Il
Kurdistan Carpets. s by
10 IT. II gularly $50. SIe- d
cial ...-........ a
kurdistan Carpets. 8 by
IL # Regularly So. Spe- q
cal ----........... q
Kurdi>tan Carpets. 10 #
nv IL II. Il in. Regularly d
S94 Sp rial. a
Indian Carpet. II fl. 6
in. by II IT. S in. Reg d I
uia Il $50. Sp cial. -. D
Guli,tan Carpets. Q #.
s In. by Is II. : In. Reg q 4
ular'y sl75. Special. -. . U
En-. Ghiordes Carpet. o
#. ) III by II #. g in. q
Regularly s 90. Special. a
Dimerjik Carpet. \ fl. 3
in. nv II fl. in. Regu- q
lasly So Sp cal ..... Il
Dimerjik Carpet. Q IT. 2
in. by IL #. IL in Regu- q
la!ly $50. Sp, cial 100. j
Turkey Carpet. . #. o
IN. nv IA fl. | in. Regu- d
laily S1l5. Special. ... 4
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Oriental Rugs.

The following lots of goods to he
sold frocI the original bales at the follow
ing special prices:
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Odd lots mems goods

Lot of odd sizes in mems regular DE.
aud 39c worstod and wool gloves roc
will IL, uut on sale tomorrow FOR w.
Lot of mems pure linen collars. only
large sizes lcfi-Nhirh sold a. fer
25,.-win he offered tomorrow. each. Ia.
for .-.......-....
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Odd lot lace curtains.

Lot Of slightly sniel lace curtains
frll in width and length-vhirh
sold up TO q dollar a pair-will go -
for Observation-Disclosures. 40c.
Is pairs Nottingham lace curtains
slightly soiled-have whipped and tapped
edges-handsome patte.ns-sold up
to S1.5o a pair-will he closed out -,
Is pairs of slightly soiled Scotch lace
curtains. in handsome real lace efrrctS-
go for Observation-Disclosures. Sl ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-06

Lot If % spat .hrl work cen,erpieces.
In different ENTHUSIASTICALLY soiied-
which sold for So. and J0c.-will ocr
90 tomorrow for. -...........-.. -
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SASaS.S@34SaSaSaS@.so.
Z Emmons S. Smith, J
: Boston !
: Variety Store. .
: r1id-winter Sale of !
: Ladies' Underwear, I
SEmbroideries, Hosiery
= LaCes and Ribbons. :
y Representative items from !,
Z each department are mentioned !
s as convincing proof that we
y have taken the front rank in !
e quality, styles and prices.
$50 dozen rQuslin Gowns, !
y Insertion, embroideries and rib 06nc /
4 boDs. Reduced from sl.25 to.....SyCs }
Fine Cambria Umbrella
! Skirts. i
y They have a wide nounce with two rows 4
!! of insertion and lace. and finished with 4
I pr Ought .. to 'fin: ,,:e'- Gu! SIPS I
) Flannelette Gowns )
E In white pink and blue stripes. They y
) have turnover collars and pearl buttons :
( Thsy are 7Se. value marked to- Soc. 4
< III. & S. Corsets,
= Made Of French satteen and coutil. They
x are perfect fitting: lace trimmed. in white, .
a. gray and cream. Regular $l.oo goods Inc
K to close out at. Observation-Disclosures. SINsS
y Nainsook Edge
6 Hamburg Edge
" From to 5 inches wide, &C., &c. and 4
r &c. yard.
y Irish Point Edge-I21c. to 25c.
Z yard.
y Insertions to match any Of these edg-
6 ings. &c.
y Nainsook and Hanburss. in different
z widths, with Insertions to match !
Z LaCeS. !
y Imitation Torchon Laces, 4
i to 5 inches wide !
{ &C., &C., e., &c. and 1oc: yd. y
= Cream Venice and Black
y Chantilly Laces. ..:I5c: yd. !
& Chenille Dotted Neilrngs, \
= 25c. values at. ........I9c. va.
) 12Ac. Handkerchiefs, 4
e sgsty s,iled. hav NJ been used for sc. :
> display Reduced to........'.-
s Ribbons. ,
n: Some exceptional bargains are being J
! Such prices for such qualities are seldom !
Sc. Double faced Satin Ribbons, 8 inches /
vi, vide rs with s sSs% edge IN all soc. yd.
, 45c. Doubls-faced Satin Rib
. sSn;; with cord edge in all 29c. yd.i
Plain and Moire Taffetas. five inches )
S;s ARE nsf n"~ ' sold at 29c. yd. F.!
6 p Infess 2s vide Now Regular l@c. yd.
( Hosiery. !
~ This department is full Of popular and
> The amount Of sales justihes belief !,
M that the prices are right
G pair Six pairs. ............~ \
y Ladies' Fleece-lined Hose, Hermsdorf !
NJ dye; soft and warm. 25c. would n Tc
be cheap We mark them. >Se
y We have just received another 100 dozen !
lG lot Of Seamless Fast Black Hose in fine and h
, heavy ribbed. They are bring; y
nj ing 19c. elsewhere. We sell n ON/ ~ J
them at ...................... NZ12C. 4
y For real comfort showing Ladies'
4. Pants and Vests of fine wool Sn nO n
q cashmere $2 value-at W . . /.
" 75c. Ladies' Union Suits. To AOc y
4 close out a small lot WV
~ Children's Vests and Pants low No =
r as .--....-........
Al Children's Union Srits as low Sc }
y as Observation-Disclosures. w. \
y Stationery Specials. 4
j Examination Paper. 15c. lib. h
S Pure Linen Writing Papers :
) A A + n'' f'a:n n: Is lib
Al Plated Linens.
9 Envelopes to match. SC. pack J
= Capitol Bond Paper, latest
: shapes and tints. -. l9c. lib.
s Writings Finest Papers, )
y new shapes, White, Cream ,
= and Azure. zoe. Qmire 4
4 Envelopes to match. I5c. PIX. d
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-06

Lot II all-w"ol suitings in plain and
fancy effects all wool sergcs and cassi-
mcr's. mixed suitings. shepherd cheeks
m"halr cu"ls and Scotch plaids-which
sold MP 10 39c. yaid-will be TO-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-06

Short lengths Of denims. cretonne snd
fine ISL frn% ,h wh n,ac sold for 6Ic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-06

Tot of mems white Numbered dress
shirts which have become Slightly s"itcd
from hardl!nr-wiil hc offered tomorrow
at hnlf price. Made Of extra fin" quality
muslin-closrd or open front-aTd short,
non -breakabl" bosom of all linen-rrgU-
ular dollar shirts-wEich we have cp,
reduced 10 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .DN'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-06

Short lengths Of ~ and 45-inch cur
tain swiss. which sells from the niece
for 12c. 10 25c.. to go this day S1c
for Observation-Disclosures. ON
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Remnants upholsteries.

Short lengths Of silknline and tirsel
drapcrv the Zoe. and 12iIc sort 70
for this day. Observation-Disclosures. D.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-06

Beautiful oak and walnut graired 40
Bread Boxes. Choice for. .. -
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Remnants cOH'ddressgood

lot Of two-tone novelties. watfic weavss
m"hnIr effects. plads and snitings which
soil mp TO 25c. a yard-wfll go OIL.
tomorrow fer .................... c2S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-06

Clay enamel drinking cups. made
in one piece-for .......
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Airline for Honest Protest

The daily repetition Of the dangerous,
4ntiamnatury and baseless falsehoOd, to
the eject that President Mckinley Is to
send federal troops to West Virginia to
place Republican candidates in iegisla-
tive seats. is continued by the Demo-
cratic organ, and yesterday It added to
the infamous invention the statement
chat this is to be done to prevent OFF,
clal investigation OF the administration
Of state AFFAIRS" What do the Demo-
cratic managers mean by inspiring such
a tone In the state press, if, indeed, they
are responsible for 1t? Every intelligent
citizen knows that this infamous en-
deayor to iuaame the minds Of the peo-
pie ana to create disorder and riot is ut
terly baseless.
The insudting reference TO President
Mckinley in this matter is for some pur-
pose known only to the cowardiy and
vindictive mind Of the writer of the re-
peated charges. President Mckinley has
no power under the law to do what the
Register says he win do. Every school
boy knows this. II the Register does not.
No federal authority can take part in
the organization of a state legislature
where the only question involved IS the
legality OF local elections under state
laws, and for local offices.
Does the Register imagine for one mo-
Eient that the people Of this state are
fools enough to believe its silly twaddle
about the military interference by the
national administration over mere con-
test for seats in the legislature from
counties in the state, for the settlement
OF which the civil law and the constitu-
tlou provide? Does this breeder OF dis
order realize that It Is melting harmful
feeling in this state by its baseless
charges? What is the inspiration OF 1t
all? What measures have been taken
by any Republican TO vlndlcate the cleo
4ion laws IN this state that have not
been as the law prescribes? In the face
Of repeated denlals, what is the purpose
Of daily falsehood which cannot pos
sibiy, under the laws OF the country,
have even shadow of foundation?
It IS about time that iiait were being
called by sobcr-minded and honorable
Democrats upon this talk which is calcu-
lated to incite disorder and disturb the
public pence. We do not believe that
one honest Democrat in thousand
countcnanceS the despicable attempt.
Let tho Register make good It's Infamous
charges involving the President OF the
United States and the rational military
authorities in perfectly peaceful con-
test over titles 10 election certificates, or
stand branded with all the lnfamy that
can be applied to n cowardly assallant
Of men OF character ana a Chief Execu-
tive Of tho Nation whose honesty and
conscientious regard for dnty Is above
rcproact.
The things which the Register rs
charging just now in lnnammltory arl-
cieo, preying upon the ignorance of the
laws and OF the federal constitution on
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the part Of tie tioughtles5 ones. ana
insulting me Intelligence OF the thoughts
ful citizens, would be better left unsaid
An are based upon unsupported asseF-
tlens 81 irresponsible hired correspond
ents at charleaton. It Is dangerous TO
the peace OF the state. There Is no foun-
dalton for the story in The Register
about caucus In washington at which
II was decided to invoke the aid Of
United States troops to organize the leg
islature OF this state and that the Presi-
dent had consented to the scheme. No
one but the Registers hired fabrlcator
at Charleston ever dreamed of such a
thing It never happened. It could not
happen.
Are the right-mlnded Democratic ciH-
Gems Of West Virginia going to sustain
their organ in this desperate effort to
incite the public mind With such mlser-
able falsehoods, unsupported by law, by
sane logic, by any sort Of evidence? Do
they intend to aussaiR slanderous
daily publication Of men who are pursu-
ing the course laid down by the civil
laws. and OF President who Is honpred
by all men, no matter now they may
diner from him upon public policies?
Time VIII clear up these matters, but
the Register viii never be able to relieve
itself OF the odium OF having engaged
In the contemplate business Of melting
the good people OF this state to riot In
support of a scheme TO deprive them Of
their legal rights.
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THE INTELLIGENcBR.
wHEELING, DECEMBER IS, 1898.
The preeldent ID Atlantl.

The speech Of Presiden'. Mckinley be-
tore the Georgia legislature yesterday,
while guest OF that body. though very
bries. contained whole chapter Of elo-
dueat patriotic sentiment which will be
appreciated by the country. In every
sentence was bresthed the spirit OF fra
teflalIsm and national unity which has
been SO conspicuous during the stirring
events of the past year.
Few tributes 50 touchingly beautiful
have been paid to the devotion TO prln-
ciple and the sacrifices for the flag made
by the Nations heroes in the war in
waieh the thorough unity Of all the peo-
pie was not theory but glorious real
ity. words they were which could have
been inspired by none other than heart
flled with love Of country and gratitude
70 Cod that sectIonalism no longer ex-
ists, Through the evolution OF feeling
under Providence"
The eject may be imagined when this
patriotic President, Whose splendid life
has been an example for all Americans
in It's NOBILITY of character, stood in this
Legislative body of q Southern state, not
only as Chief Executive OF a mighty Ma
s ton, but as an ex-UnIon soldier, and
added mis- eulogy of the memory OF the
men who died breveiy for the Coafeder-
ate cause, and of their sons who have
-.
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Mr.. Hoar, Mr.. Vest and others rea-
son from n wrong premise in the Philip
pine matter when they declare that we
have no authority to take the new pos
sessions Into the Union. and that they
never viii be worthy to come in. While
the possessions are already under con-
srol of the United States, the govern
neat Is not committed as to their future.
There has been no proposition to make
them states; not supporter Of the
President nor the President himself will
dispute what these gentlemen say. The
question OF the government OF the ISL
ands has not been presented, nor will It
be untii the treaty ia ratified. It Is an
open question to be determined. as the
President says, at an appropriate time.
There Is yet no premise on which to dis
cuzs these questions. Congressional and
executive wisdom combined ne may
trust TO solve them when the occasion
arrives.
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FOR sALE-Bullding site. IFS by .A
East MCColloch street. Dirt cheap. ..,
Small farm, improved, ~ acres. Ihreo
miles from city and river road. ,,,,.
A Tine country residence. Pleasant var
4 cheap home, Inventory brick dwelling,
4 rooms and Kitchen, ON East McC9uognl
street, Lot 20 by 100, Only $1,000. IeE'"'
easy. ia.
4 very limo building lot on north s'do
OF Fourteenth street.
Two desirable building lots on Woo1
street. Eighth warden very easy terms
a two-story franc dwelling, 3 reomS,
With stable on lot. Lot 70 by lOV; SCUM
Chapllnc street, Eighth ward. Only Nos''
IL For RIgNT-s rooms on North Market
4 county residence with grounds ln'
Qulrc at once. .u
For cxchanEc for city property, wen
Improved farm at SistcrEvilln, 20 acres
G. A, SCAAEFER & CO., cS sEsslt ISi'S SIS
Telephone Ht
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The attention of the esteemed Regis
ter IL called to the fact that Mr.. Bailey,
the leader OF the Democratic side of tho
national house of representatives, prO-
poses to protest against permitting Gem
eral Joe Wheeler from occupying his
seat in Congress, lie declares that he
win insist on the strict construction" Of
the constitution. This is In opposition to
the decision OF the attorney general,
which the Register oontendcd wac cor
rect because there lad been no oppogl-
ton to General Wheeler ind no contest.
In this way our friend figured Que
Wheeler could take his seat but Genscu-
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HAN. thou golden, Lowry pqmPkIna
500. Reward 500.

The readers OF this paper will be
pleased to learn that there Is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all Its stages, and
thnt is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure
Is the only positive cure known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being a
constitutional disease, requires a con-
stitutlonal treatment. Halls catarrh
Cure Is taken internally. acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces Of
the system, thereby destroying the
foundation OF the disease, and giving
the patient strength by building up the
constitution and assisting nature in do
in It's work. The proprietors have SO
much faith in It's curative. powers that
they offer One Hundred Dollars for
any case it fails to cure. Send for list
OF testimonials. Address
r. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. o.
Sold by druggists, I6c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
---'ss'-'------
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About Heroes.

eyes, L know he is q hero; but how
much of hero?" Rather small, 1
must admit. Only one boarding school
ard w. c. q. u. lodge has kissed
lm."-ClnclnnatI Enquirer.
Tell me how you felt at FL caney,
when you were charging up that awful
hill, In the face of shot and shell" MY
thoughts, ma'am, when heard the but-
let's singing all around me, and couldn't
see the blamed Spaniards fixing them,
were utterly unsuitable for publIca-
tIon."-ChlcaSo Tribune,
They had been talking of the war
hero, when he passed through our
town." said the blonde, triumphantly,
IT kissed him" quite likely" answer
ed the brunette, "but never have found
1t necessary TO take the initiative in
such matters" Then there was more
war-New orleans Picayune.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-15

James Mollohan who IS to superin-
tend the construction of the Holly River
railroad, arrived here few days ago
and will shortly go to Palmer to start
the work. The proposed new road is 10
be a narrow gauge and the primary 90
ject is to penetrate some well timbered
land in Webster county. The third rall
will be laid on the track Of the stand
ard gauge already leading up the river
some miles from Palmer, and 1t IS the
Intention at no distant day to complete
the road through to Addison.-Weston
Indppendent
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SILVER and Gold Bracelets-all tht
latest patterns-at McNAMEES.
HOLIDAY RATES
Rnltlmore 8 ONO RaiIroad.

on account of the Christmas and New
Year Holidays the Baltimore. & Ohio
Railroad will sell excursion tickets at
greatly reduced rates to and from
6oints on It's line between Baltimore,
Pittsburgh, Wheeling. Parkersburgr
Strasburg Junction and intermediate
points, good going December %, "a, 70,
90 and 81, 1898, and January ], 1893, good
to return until January 4, 1883, inclusive
Magnificent train service In all dlrec.
tlons. Pullman Sleeping Cars and Din
ing ChrH.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-15

danner and Pierson, of this state, could
not, because their seats were contested
by men illegally elected. The REGISTER
admires ar. Bailey, Now, which side Of
this hree-cOrnered question IS the Reg
ister on in view Of the new Develop
ment? 1t cannot endorse Leader
Batley's position without repudlating It's
Qualifications Of the attorney generals de-
clsion.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-15

Speaking Of the attempt of The Demo-
cratic machine to nullIfy the results OF
the election in this state, the Mcdowell
Recorder very pertlnently remarks:
"The howl set up by the wheeling Reg
lister, and other Democratic papers
throughout the state, Is indeed, q warn
ing-but not the kind Of warning that
appears on the face of the matter. But
10 the contrary, Is a warning that
Democratic publications are Certifying
themselves to cover up a big steal
which is contemplated.