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Mails Tor CHINA, Japan and HAWAII, Per steamshlP
to Dec. ls at6:3oP. NJ. Mails for Australia Except
those for West Australia, which are forwarded via
Islands. per eamship Alameda from. San
Francisco. close here daily after Dec. ssat I AM;
IL A. NJ. and $3.50 P. NJ, final closing on arrival
OF steamship Etruria, due to connect with
Il 4. A., close Dec; =; Mails s,.d for eth. the
San Franeisco,. close here daily up TO Dec. 70
steamship Empress OF India from yancouyerl,
close here daily up TO Dec. sas at e;so p n.
up to Jan. T.. 1898. al $40 P. n. Mails
for Hawaii, per steamship Australia from
San Francisco, close here daily up to Jan: 5 at
$50 p. NJ. Mails for Australia Except West
Australia. New Zealand. Hawaii. and Fill Islands.
per steamship warrimoo from Vancouverl, Close
here daily after Dec. s24 and up to Jan. o at 6:so
p. N.
Transpacihc mails are forwarded to port OF sailing
daily and the schedule OF closing Is arranged on the
presumption of their uninterrupted overland transit.
Registered mail closes at q 7: NJ; previous day;
A COTT, Postmaster.
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0ttirt turnirurs.

DESKS AND OFEIGE
FURNITURE IN GREAT VARIETY MANUFAC
IRE BY 4. u. SELLEW, III FULTON ST.
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fKNIE SCREW EXPRESS LINE
MANHATTAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

NORTH GERMA o STEAMSHIP co.
~ SHORT L TO LOSDOS AND CONTINENT.
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS.
XIV. g., Jan. o. 1oA. NJ. Lain. Tu. Jan. -. 10 4.
TrAye. Tu., Jan. 10, loan. Saale, Tu., Jan. 81, l0A II.
oELRICHS & co. ? Bowling Green.
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4. ". PAUL., sR.. DEAD.

Demise ofA Prominent cillEen Last Night
AfIer Lingering nlnosO-Waa Presidsni
q wheeling Stamping comPnny-Oi
Revolutionary Descent.
last night, at his home, at Woods
dale. occurred the death Of Archibald
Woods 1,aulG ST., president of the
wheeling Stamping Company and one
OF the most widely esteemed citizens
Of this community. Mr. Paulls death
was due to a complication Of diseases,
and though he had been aillng for
about six months. his condition did not
become critical until three weeks ago:
He passed away last night at 4V;4O
o'clock
MI. PAUL. was descended from Revolti-
tionary stock. He was great grand
son Of Colonel Archibald Woods. who
was born in Albemarle county, Va, and
served throughout the Revolutionary
war. The grandfather Of the deceased,
George PAUL, was a colonel IN the war
OF 1872 and his fatherwaS the lateJudge
James PAUL, Of the West Virginia SUI
preme court.
The deceased was born In Wheeling:
fifty-three years ago, astd his death Wil'
be mourned by large circle Of friends.
Surviving him are his wife, whose
maiden name was Caroline 3. OFT. and
two sons, A. W. PAUL, jr., and Irwin
PAUL. The funeral arrangements were
not completed last night, but the SER
vices will probably be held at Vance
Memorial church, Altenhelm, OF when
Mr.. PAUL was q member: Mr.. PaulIs
Affiliations with secret orders were con.
fined to the Masons and the Sons OF
the Revolution.
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La BELLE TIN MILLS

VIII Close Down Tonight for Month
Probably, to Give time In which TO
EGsct tho Transfer to the Tin Plate
Combination.
The La Belle tin mill will be as silent
as the grave on Monday. Notification TO
that effect Will be given 20 the en-
ployes this evening, and the usual Mon
day morning resumption viii not occur.
The exclusive publication in the Intel
lIgencer yesterday morning that the
mill would be closed in accord with tho
request Of the tin plate combine, cast a
wave of gloom over the employees.
President c. A. Robinson left for
Pittsburgh yesterday morning, where he
attended the meeting OF the tin plate
magnates. The force OF surveyors at
work In the mill, measuring on the
boundaries OF the tin department from
the other departments, as mentioned IN
Yesterdays Intelligencer were com
pletlng their work yesterdny. The stop
nj the La Belle may be for a month,
probably a shorter period, and II Is
made for the purpose OF defining the
La Bellies interests In the combine
Interested parties yesterday w dis
cusslng the Ln Bellies participation In
the combine, stated that II the COM
pany sold tho plant outright, the La
Belle would shortly proceed TO erect
some more sheet mills, on the site OF the
present lack factory AKA cooper shops.
The latter buildings occupy consider
able ground. and are devoted TO max
Ing boxes to ship tin plate. But with the
company having stock In the big trust.
the employees and outside public VIII
note practically no change from the old
regime -
An evening paper last nlRht denied
that the La Belle would be closed Nom
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WEST VIRGINIA SOLDIERS.

Says yesterdays Pittsburgh chron-
!cle Telegraph: Harry sletord and JOS
eph Bennett, soldier boys who said their
regiment was the Second West Virgin.
Ia volunteers, were nrraIgned this
morning before Magistrate d. McKen-
ma, at Central station. They were ar
rested on Fifth avenue yesterday, by
Policeman Morris WllkOfski, who said
they were begging on the street. The
soldiers said they hailed from Butler
and were on a furlouSh from their regl-
ment In South Carolina. The magistrate
told them they should have proceeded
directly home instead of stopping In the
city, and ordered them TO pay 81 each,
or go 10 jail for focty-eIght hours.
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THE HOSPITAL BENEFIT.

Drew Another delighted Audience, and
Tonight the Final Performances will be
Given,
No words OF praise and congratula-
ton are too strong to be spoken TO
every member OF the entertainment
committee, every chaperone OF the
dances, and every participant. from
the youngest to the Oldest, in the
American Carnival" given for the
City Hospital benefit. The audience
was compatible last evening with the
other features, and the elimination
proved a brilliant one. Every dance
was splendidly carried through, and
received an ovation, either during the
maneuvers. or, IL the interest at such
time was too intense for applause, 1t
came as the figures receded TO the
wings.
Judgment had 10 be rendered by a pub
lie decision of the best couple IN the
cake walk. and TINS was found to be
q difficult matter, but the award finaliy
was made, and the first couple, MISS
Grace Hoge and Mr.. Caldwell Noise,
proved the prize winners. Miss aoges
coQuetttshness was Irresistible. The
master Of ceremonies, Mr.. T. Harvey
Pollock, then presented consolation
prize to couple No. 4, Miss Helen CAD.
well and Mr.. Robert CHIN, jr., who had
taken the cake on the first evening.
The contest tonight vii be more than
ever spirited.
An immense audience should greet
the occasion, as the object is worthy
one, and the entertainment could not
be improved In any manner.
Tickets to children will be sold only
tonight, at the Opera House box Of
flee, at reduced prices.
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In Clerk Robertsou's office yesterday.
there were two deeds OF trust recorded
and the following realty transfers:
Deed dated September %, 1898, be-
tween Thomas O'Brien. sr., md wife.
and James Flynn, conveying a parcel OF
ground east OF Mccolloch street, near
the Central glass works; consideration,
$1,000.
Deed dated September %, 1898, be-
tween Thomas OBrIen. So, and wife,
and Grace Flynn, wife OF James Flynn.
conveying the property above described
out OF love and affection for their
daughter, Grace (O'Brlen) now Flynn,
and the consideration OF s..
The VIII of the late John Hecltel was
admitted 10 probate. The executors are
his widow and son. John Heckel. y
considerable amount of personal prop
erty and real estate Is TO be disposed OF,
thc estate going first TO the widow and
then to the children by the terms stipu-
lated in the will.
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Chr 5at9l1asnesr
oalee. 30. % ana "a FouEteenLh stroet.
! Rent-Rooms h odd FeIIows' Hall.

For Rent-Rooms In Odd Fellows Hall.
NotIce--H. G. Zane.
emOrandum-Stqnton's Old city Book
Your DOctor-Nay Brothers-Elghth
You Can Make Money ouIck-Third
Lost-A Lady's Gold Watch.
store News For saturday-stone &
ThomGs-Eighth Page.
Page
Gundllng & CO.-F1fth Page.
All or Us-Lee Baer-Elghth Page.
Happenings Like fhese-Geo. NJ Shook
& Co-Eighth Page.
Free!-G0etZe's Drug Store.
Yarmouth BloAters-H. j.. BehrenS Co.
Norton & Company, 16 Exchange Bank
Building.
Hot Bouillou-R. II. List.
Winter Plush Caps-E. 8. DinBer Co.
The Whitley ExercIser-Jason c. Stamp.
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day. or that the La Belle had Joined The
combine. The evening papers inno-
cence, like It's general lnaccuracy and
unTeiiabliity. Is proVerbiaL The same
sheet has doubtleBs not heard OF the re-
covery OF the Beliaire boy whom Il kiil-
ed ana buried o few days ago, With
such tender sympathy for ''the bereayed
parentrW
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wARREN-Rlver foot. Weather
cloudy and cool.
GREENsBoRo-River feet 3 inches
and stationary. Weather fair and cool
woodward and Florence Belle down sat
urday; James G. Blaine up.
OIL CITY-River foot ~ lnches anu
falling. Weather cloudy and warmer.
Observation-Disclosures 8 feet In
ches and stationary.
SfoRGANTowN-River feet In
ches aud stationary. Weather CLOUDY
and cold.
sTEUBENVILLE-Rlver 8 feet In,
ches and stationary. Weather clear ana
cold. Up-VlrGinia. Avalon. down.
Greenwood and Lorena.
PARKERSBURG-R Z feet and
stationary. Weather cloudy. mercury
Is. Down and up--H. i. Bedford.
Passed up-Barnesdall. The Little ka-
nawha is falling. Locals on time
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Hodsnon's hat factory has been one OF
the bnslest Industries in Wheeling this
fall. many extra hands being employed
to keep up with the demand for this ex-
cellent grade OF home made hats. Mr..
Hodshon desires TO call the attention OF
the public to the quality OF his different
Grades. He guarantees his 81 so hat TO
be the equal OF any 81 hat, his 50 and
s. 50 hat TO be the equal OF any and su-
perlor to mang 81 so hats. The propro-
tor OF this establishment makes q trip
cast twice a year and secures the blocks
OF all the latest styles, and being q
prnctlcal workman he personally super
Intends all the details of his factory.
sniosroom at No. 1854 Main street.
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.TIE PLATE MAGNATgS
Meet in Pittsburgh to Advance the
big Consolidation.
WHEELING MEN WERE PRESENT

And TOOK PART IN THE CON-
FERENcE-THE COMBINE WILL
Be CAPITALIZED AT ssOOOOOOO.
AND WILL HAVE s5,OOOOOo
WORKING CAPITAL = TWENTY
PLANES WILL BE CLOSED
DOWN ON MoNDAY-THD LA
BELLE IS AMONG THESE THE
INrELL1GENcERs EXCLUSIVE
STORY OF THE LATTER FEA-
TuRE YESTERDAY. 49,
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TIE RIVER

The Virginia passed up early yester,..
day morning for Pittsburgh: she VIII
he here Sunday at s a. m. for Cincin-
natl and western and southern ports
The w. j. Cummins will be here this
morning for Cincinnati and all way
landings. departing at s o'clock.
There will be lively times in the Pitts
burgh and Cincinnati trade. commencing
next Saturday. The Pittsburgh and
Cincinnati Packet Company will bring
out the Hudson and place her on the
same days with the independent packet
w. ]. Gummins, leaving Wheeling every
Saturday at s a. m.
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,cur1cURA SOAP. because of It's dell
cate emollient properties. is the most
soothing, cooling and purifying aDpllca-
tlon for rashes, Irritations, chahngs' IN
Examinations, undue or offensive persplra-
tIon and many other sanative uses as wei
as being the most efrectual skin purifying
and identifying soap in the world.
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The Suits and OVercOatS Are
Tie Best Made in the State.

There Is possible about that The most exp'n've
chant tailor in better clothes We ask you 5000
or s2oo for Suit OF overcoat the tailor will charge 5000
and $500 for whit better and sometimes not
good These are simple pang ateringwe Overs
nothing This clothing to be found anywhere
II IS by skilled taO from the best materials money can buy
Every garment is perfectly shaped perfectly put together We
ould like you to examine We want
see how much style get in readyovear
rnents WE WANT TO SHOW YOU THE SAVING YOU CAN
MAKE Whether you not would like to come in and
Try on all the please Attentive statesmen
here to assist you in making will not be urged
chase See our Boys Clothing this week We've
special bargains to oner you
YOUR MONEY BACK FOR THE ASKING
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Fine assorted Chocolate Drops Csc peril.
French Creams, 1Sc per 10.
Chocolate Creams. lSc per 10.
Caramels, lie per 10. ~
Cocoanut Bon Bons, lSc per 10. ~
Clear Toys. 1Sc per ID. lsfi
Midget Mixed. Ice per ID. -. tlIb
The Queen Mix, 10c per ID. 3is
Schulz's Favorlte. 1Sc per 10.
THOs. C. FOX, JR.,
1927 Market Street.
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Fur Pieces.

Fur Pieces.
These are busy days in the Fur
stock. The great variety and I'M
common character OF the different
articles make satisfactory choice
certain and the pTicings have a
most inviting tone.
Large Martea
Neck scarfs, with 8 tails and 2
heads, at $2.98.
Neck Scarfs
OF Brown Marten, trimmed with
Niarten tails. Extra large ones at
1898.
Other scarfs at S49S and $500,
on up to $500.
Collarettes
start at S2.oS for Satin Lined
Electric Seal and run up to Sable
Fur Collarettes at S125.oo.
Capes and Jackets
in popular Furs, in latest shapes,
all properly priced.
Children's Refers.
Handsome garments for the lit,
tie people. Stylish and pretty, and
at most inviting prices.
At sos Each.
Children's pretty Reefers OF two
toned Boucle or Plain Cloth, large
collars, trimmed with braid and
buckles. These are for ages from
two to fourteen years.
At S4.95 Each.
A collection OF about IS styles
Of Children's Refers at this price.
Made Of pretty Boucles and Plain
Cloths, in all the leading shades, all
nicely trimmed.
And then the finer Jackets for
children are here, too. Prices up
to $22.so.
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ONE dozen of our fine Ca"honette
Photographs, makes Xmas presents to
that number OF your friends. No need
TAPPAN & CoNNELL.
1i2i Main Street.
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There will be a new court of the
above named order Instituted on satur-
dag, December 3, 1898, at $50 p. m, at
Pvthian Castle. This order stands on
an equality with any benevolent order.
II is no new and untrled order, but is
as old as any in existence, and has
membership OF nearly 100000. having
1900 subordinate courts. Now Is the
time for any one wishing TO join the
order and become charter members at
the present fee OF 50 for initiation, iltty
cents for medical examination and MY
cents dues per month, which will entitle
them to So per week In case of sickness,
500 for death OF member and $50 for
death OF members wife; positively no
assessments There will be present at
the Institution Past Grand Chief w. q.
smith. Grand Chief Roulet, Grand
Treasurer Ford and Past Grand Treas
urer Henry Burning. also Ohio VALLEY
Court No. q, which court will not take
n back seat, as 1t will be their twelfth
anniversary and several other Martins
Ferry and Bridgeport courts will be
present TO assist In initiation, which
courts will invite the new brothers over
to their entertainment and banquet and
initiate them into their friendship and
brothrcly love. as Martins Ferry For
esters are full OF enthusiasm to give
their sister court, La Belle. a good send
Off. For further Information apply to
WIudham Davis, Martins Ferry, o.;
Henry williams, 1929 E0r street, Wheel
ing; William Wilson. Bridgeport, OHIO;
or owen Bower, organizer, Cambridge,
nhfO.
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On retiring for the hight, soak the
haods IN strong, hot Iather OF CUIlCURA
SOAP. Dry Thoroughly and anoint freely
Win CllILCIlRA greatest Of emollient skin
cures. Wear Old hid gloves, with the
finger ends cut of, and holes 70 tae
palms. for red, rough, chopped O. dis
colored hands, dry, iissured, itching.
ieyeriSh palms, with shapeless nails ana
painful finger ends, this treatment Is slm-
pIy wonderful.
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SUITS AsD ovHnooAgs- Ean aga.
We're Out-T Talked Often, Out7Done Neva.
Al IDEAL Display.
Mems Suits and OyercOats
$500 to $500.

on the rrt floor Of van Dc found he neat collection
mems fashionable thy wearing apparel ever brought
th, city such an exhibition clothing has been
tempted by any store and large displays
past seasons are entirely eclpsed by this show.
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Sold throughout the world. Price, Gu
TIcURA soAPL' 2Se. SuTlC SS5 4rtsS TFsSMs-
mcnt, Coo, POTTER DRUG AND TIaISi;
DEPOT. 1 King Edward Street, London.
Depot Francois, 1l3 FaubourE St, Hon9re:
Paris, Send for Face, Hands ana HAIR
Rnnlsn rnaIlnl free.
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Wa have fitted more than twenty thou
sand pairs OF SpeGtaciOO, Eivlng US n rec
ord Antl experience uNequnllod by any
other optIoiah ia WeSt Virginia. sAtISta1'
ton guaranteed
JACOB w. GRUBD, OptIeIAu,
No. 1906 Market Street
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How to Cook a Rabbit.
first YOU Catch him.

How TO roast youe Christmas Turkey
"a OF more Importance than the catch
Ing OF the Rabbit. To do the roasting
wen, 20 TO u. f. Caldwell's and get a
Danglor Gas Range. we have them In
four sizes.
10 roast YOUR turkey nice aud brown
oct n Gas Range that IL hero IN town.
Al Cnidwcll's Store no has thom, all sizes,
no milt any customer. and. at low prices.
The Ranges are cheap ana OF inc best.
the rest.
Call and see before purchasing else
Il. f. CALDWELL & co.
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Water rents for the six months ending
March 81. 1889, are now ready. II paid
on or before December 81, 1893, dis
count OF 10 per cent will be allowed.
THE CITY WATER BOARD.
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ATTENTION.
BUICHERs' ANp BREWERS tMPlOMS.

By buying our we'll known All Wool
Knit Jackets y0u will combine comfort
RNd durability. they are Ghe best made
Price ~, 90 aud mp.
agents for the celebrated JaFoS ny
EIenIu Underwear, the beat health under
wear known. c. HESS 8 SONS,
Fashionable Taii0FS and FurnlSherSI
1891 and 1898 Alnrkot street
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100 Jackets, ranging In price from
81 20 10 $50, reduced to 81 80. IS 80 and
81 so, on sale as long as they last:
GEO. r. TAYLOR co.
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4 y NOTICE, y y
UNTIL DECEMBER 10

We will give discount OF 20 per cent on
ANYTHING In our stock OF N9C0000 worth
Of Diamonds. Watches, Jewolry, Silver
ware etc. This means saving OF 20 cents
On every dollars worth you buy, A $500
sgt OF Solid Silver Tea Spoons costs YOU
N 20. Rogers Silver Knives ana Forks Mt
"a 10 per dozen, lees ~ per cent, costs you
$3.50 per dozen. You can select any goods
and by paying email deposit we will
keep them for you until Christmas.
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BRING the babies early IN the day
and miss the afternoon crowds. Tap
pan q Council, 1871 Main street,
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.r.nkol,, .Iaelset. ! Iael.elsl

100 Jackets, ranging in price from
81 50 20 $50, reduced to Sc 20, 50 so and
"a So On gale as long as they last.
GEO. Il. TAYLOR co.
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100 Jackets, ranging in price from
81 so 20 $50, reduced to 81 90, 50 30 and
"a 50. on sale as long as they last.
GEO. Il. TAYLOR co.
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WE stake our reputation on our Dia-
n;onds. The prices are right. Nc.
Names 1901 Market street,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-03

BEAUTIFUL Sterling Silver Match
Safes ut MqNamecs. 1907 Market street.
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SILVER MOUNTED Toothbrush,
nail brush. or hair curler only 6Oc,
Warranted.
w. ], LUKENs, One Price Jeweler.
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TODAY.

BEST Fountain Pens made, 81 50.
W. j, LJKENS, One-PTlce Jeweler.
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EDoeInl sale Of LadisS', aII,HsA' and CHI d.
re,I'S Wraps at l.. S. GOOD a CO.'S.
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ROGERS best Knives and Forks
So 90 per dozen at GENTHER's.
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rsI,'S Wrap; At i. .. Go0D 4 CO.'S.
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Jackets for
Ladies and Misses.

LuNICS C1luO NlO0SS
Notwithstanding the great SELL
ing here OF these, the stock is kept,
not only tip to date, but up to the
minute; that is why you see here
so much that You cannot find any
where else. We get them first.
Here are some Jackets that we
suggest you seeing to-day.
LAT S4.98.
Jackets OF fine all-wool Kersey,
inlaid velvet collars, half silk lined.
At S7.45.
Jackets Of fine Covert and Ker-
sey Cloths, black and all the new
shades, satin lined throughout,
strap seams.
Al S9.95.
Jackets Of fine imported Ker-
seys and Motions, black or colors,
lined with heavy Taffeta silk. New
er had suclia collection before less
than $500.
Cold Weather Gloves.
Child's Wool Gloves and Nit
tens, 1oc to soc per pair.
Ladies Wool Mittens, 19c to
SIPS per pair.
Ladies kid Cloves and Mittens
with warm Innings, ACC to $500 per
pair.
400 up to $1.5o per pair.
Ladies' Hosiery.
Ladies Black Hose, f.ece lined,
good quality, fast color, at per
pair I24c.
Ladies all wool Cashmere Hose,
ribbed or plain, black or gray,
warm, seryiceable sorts, at per
pair CSC.
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CONGRATULATIONS.


Not coarse, clumsy. iil-Shaped ttiagp, bot
Geat and tasty Made On The newest
EagIish Swias last, with very heavy soles
and soft yielding uppers. JuSt tie she's
TO wear 10 any Eiad Of weather without
rubbefs.
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zoe. aro.-groNn . 1HoMAa.
STONE & THOMAS.
Saturday.

Here is news OF divers kinds for todays trade but all lead
to economies in things you need
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PEARL Handle Pens with Gold Point.
~. ]. LukENs. one-rrIee Jeweler.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-03

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-07-10

Special to the Ardmoreite.

Special to the Ardmoreite.
New York, July 9.-Tbs
Clyde steamer Delaware from
New York for Charleston and
Jacksonville was atandoped
off Barnegat last night, being
on fire.
The passengers and crew left
the burning vessel on life boats
and RATS.
Seventy persons in all were
rescued by members of Cedar
Creek Life Saving Station with
the aid of the crew of the fish.
ing smack S. P. Miller