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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-08
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
SBORE r Y

Trims leave w 4ci ST. Station. " Y. as follows. and
IL m earlier from foot ~ Franklin St: .
100 = ST. CONTINENTAI LIMITED. Daily. 'or Al
banv Syracuse Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara FaIl-
Cleveland. Detroit. Chicago and St Louis Arrives
Chicago and st. Louis next Afternoon pnng ar
0.:,O p 81 chicago and ~. Louis Limited DalN 'or
Utica syracuse. Rochester. Buffalo. Nagaia ram
toronto Detroit. Cleveland. Chicago and -. Louis
.:15 = VI Daily except SUNDAY for Syracuse" R)ches-
ter Buffalo. Niagara Falls and Toronto N
SI5 + NJ Only. FOR Albany. Utica syracuse Kochrs-
Ter Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto" Detroit 'lrNe-
Land Chicago and St. Louis.
Time tables AZ principal hotels anr Offices baggage
checked from 2;sl Or tesidence ~ Wrs'. t,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-08

ADVERTISEMENTS and sub'oripti9ns fos =, Jhe TrlsaHe
-, received Al their Uptown ono. ~. LIZ bap"aJ
- i,- rorth OF 3lstst.. unl ooock p M advertise
nents received the following branch Offices al resua'
nclocN =. VIZ; - Sii = =
GOV 2ll It i52 l2th-st Mac. Oth
ana iath lt9 Columbus near West Vth IVo
West 42I St Gtn ave % East litl a. 20 IS,
4od 8, bet 7h ard Sh ayes. i59 East th-st' LIS
"A av. between ana I'm SITS; i,u-b s ave. near
Cfs,-st LOS ave. s0th st. $50 ~ ave- nea.
IA 'kcr e; 20 l'lrsc ker-~t
COS % ave 30 Fast 0th-s 92l 3i-avs "O'" ~ ave-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-08

COTTON Flu-'Iations at The cotton TX mango were
,sH and far between. he general Fihvisilon 81
prices toward lower level The talk on Change uls
pointed record for receipts Tor the Week
The Official estimate day carry piOinuit"l"u
g. soon thu movement appeared 70 be heading
toward and tha' figure became me
D3u'sr estimate. Notwithstanding this feature Vie mA
stubborn resistance TO inc iNthe! a.
AIS = III hears and it soon evident that cur
prices and that the market had he'h over
sl acting a. brake 90 further selling ana lhe
downward tendency q the market that fooweo 'he olh
The market opened STEADY AZ m
advance o. f2 nolnts buYug by local shoiis
advanced point. but promptly turned eashT ana
70 make tantia rally for the ret "f e
session attention wa given 20 piNa'" 'aDl'e
claiming condition u trade at Mdnth-s'-i was
better than Al anv tine and fofecdstins
lons period % activity In spot cotton IN the Liverpool
markef Public cables made te impression being about
- expected Moderate buying for New orleans account
was a, one time The political situation IN
Tp-one -eceivet but little attention. anything, acting
danger 10 speculative confidence Trading was lor me
most bar, local and especially with reference 10
-rorrow's election holiday most of the small l1,hI
traders being disposed even up their accounts; Inc
market was finally steady. with prices unchanged to
points net higher.
The OF contract prices IN the ioca' aNe' "-uaS
a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-08
. ENTERTAINMENTS ana sup,crip'le

y. DyERTIsrMENTs ana supscrip'ion. ~ IL r,l 80
Y ,cr,i,e nj their Uptown once No -. Braai"2y.
"a ,ioor north Of 3is,->i Lnti O'Clock p 10, lN'rf
nl.n. reo the following branch ON - AZ rex ar
e. ra,es until O'Clock . NJ. - S'h ave-. .
cor s3J-st: I5s 0ih-ase.. cor i2h-st IsSs 81 o. :
AMI st.. l42 CJurbusa ncar Wet V''h - j.
West 4? list. near 9th 81 Etst l4r ~ Ne't
t.d eth ana Stb aNss la9 East am st IS
IA ave b.twe.n 10Th and 7T'h go - .'e near
as,--t Tos ~ ave- near seih st. DO ~ -l'r n'ar
<ist Cd ave- 2io oieeckcr 81 3"a 10" H 30
2gCs 81 ave 30 Esst 70ih ST 1921 - 4; - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-08
Central Railroad Of New jersey.
Anthracite coal used exclusively
-Four tracks electro Pneumatic" signals.
Stations in New Yofk foot % Liberty st.
and South Ferry. Whitehall -.
Trains isav- foot ~ Liberty 50.

foa, tracks E %N r Pre- ~ oI s,s2,'
r. sa@ ssv T' 5ss y wq Isssiy !: !,
'' on nd T Aiter ,Noy. : ~,
: Ss:oo Fs $ Ss sundays 30 q %
wlRe:ssr,s r'; 40 'Ts scranton 800 '''' W.
For Readin' o. Harrisburg a., 'c ~ SEQ - 20
1000 20 to i';adgs M, NJ s s, a." 90 %
p p mr"sns H. oo 2' Is " ssc 600 81 i2'r
s1o a, ~ lao II. 900 P II ,e.3 1s.t sa0i'''
40 4 Nj. 10" n 4: i ns 81 gs %'','
~, FOR so ns9 n Fsn, 2s Pc Rt'Ts A1l"I 5 &
Gro $50 !iao " 80 o9N {" Re-. Bloo O. ~ ="
at rntrrisken = ,.try r,,k ,,l oo,,n G'oy'' 30
oq yor 3 atlantic ~ mrSart. 20 il9o " IS.
50" ''S c'' rT,, sT ro,,Ir>rM 60 NJ 900
4qo $50 A ". Ia. ; ~ 40 T. N Sundays. oi'
s,,,r, n .s r'?s' F ssas so' RS
For Atlantis cry. v,relani ard nrIas"'on 80 VI.
Mrr;s r'i;N o '''rgs% en-; 80 ps ss e e
ROYAL BILE LINE.
roa rnrADELrmA. nurNonH ATn WASHING
Fro: ;o ,co o E, =, ts S &. co.. -
EGO 40 % I2 "a r rso f c, y ~, -
nTl ssr' s'T S %'SI ~: 800 80 no 900
rr6@hrS HrHyG so,rE ErEgy y"rri'sSsS, =,
70 % ~ icy eny' ~, p - 10 , 70 ,g., = s
-? Z; .! 4" 4: siss s., e.a S "a -:
5 5 81: Z. ,.s :, 20 % ~ e % -; -, 90
aS.%"' = x Io = r # j." ms. ,,......
u,, Ac,i s &C., i r: IL se ''' x.
y,, ,o. ti' o., e-,,,s.n. N~a W. &C
SEQ rlo . T-.c' r. ' S r' .s ,'. TX
iarrase from ho:,. ~ residence. t. destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-08
"BI ACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"

arrives Buffalo o55 7. Pullman N'.i,.ile Dy carae,
and Parlor Cars. DINING Car service. Iel..
Connects Buffalo with through sec?ris ." le,flu aHd
Chicago
1850. 1:OO = NJ. dany rr rAsTON MArrH
CHUNK WIfKESRAREE. SCpANTON ana al
branches Chair Car to Eaton eScr1t Saturdays tnd
Sun6ays).
1850. tstO p " daily sscep, sunday. for WILKES
BARRE. PITTS rON. SCRANTON ana principal rter-
mediate Connects ~ 40 point.
Pullman Buffet Parlcr Car ior Wilheslarre
'4;JO. $40 T. NJ daily cAceit sunday ftr EA~IoN
ard Intermediate stations
'4:JO. J;15 J.. NJ. Sundays oniD. for MAI-li CHUNK
and interne Hate stations.
1850. D:IO T. 81 daily. "NceT, sunday f4r EASluN
and prlncipa. intermsia stations
$3.50 s:nO T. NJ daily flr ErFFALO MIG WA
FALLS and all points W.st Pullman .,op'r .e'un.is
Dining CT New YSfN to Eas'on .,...,n, ..,.
at s0rTu pLAINFIEh9: GAsT0% nEIIii&ll i.
BATAVIA, nr'FFA'.o and TORONTO Pullman slosp.r
for Buffalo None but sleeping car pas>eneers Cared
No baggage carried.
$50 S,O p. N daily fr wlf.NESEAE;E. n
ACA. GENEVA. ROCHESTER ni'FFATO NlAGARA
FALLS. and points West Pullman ~ 10 chi asa:
Additional local trains dal.y. eNcem Spudi f t'' 4
PLtINFIELD ROUND BROOK e'd intsrrglir' . ln'.
leave as follows: 80 - 1850 'o2o. 1890 uui'. y
only a NJ '2:oo 23O $50 4J'. -" erd o. D. = =
Tickets and Pullman accommoia. tons ~ -" go %
355 90 anil 3c3 Broadway n = IAN g no Z, i2fh
81 1871 Bowery y y. SEQ Full - corr - -
Droatwav ard Brooklyn Anncv. tiooksn
" Y Transfer Co MI cs Nv VI week b-gg"fe Y m
ho.el % through 3d. nl''on.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-08
NAVAL, STORES.

dull heavy feeling prevailed nenrly All dav through
out the market Resin still had small bblng demand
bit aside from Tint market Inactive. At the
close prices were unchanged. Quotations follow:
sPIRfTS TTRPENTINr- So 1I37c.
ROsIN--Co To good strained. 81 t"psl % oa r.
81 %: r 81 20 q 81 - H. 81 50. l. 81 ~ X. 81 9pt
81 81 NJ s2u,2 % y g 23as2 30 Gss2 30 IS. 81
T>IG bbls receipts. il5o Rcsln firm unchanged sales
'h"rle.on Soy 7Turpentlne market firm go BID
Kosin quiet. unchanged an,
Wilmington Nov 1-splrits turpentin" steady ~ e:
recnnfs q; Its Rnsln duli 81 0jTsi receipts 2S
bills crude turpentinc quiet; receipts 81 bhis Tar
steady 81 II: receipts 40 bbls. -
London Nov. calcutta llnseed spot 3Is: petroleum.
spirit-. u >d turpentnc. spirits 2cs ''sd
STOCK IN HAND
Tar ................ SOB bh,s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-08
LEHIGN VALLEY SYSTEM.

iiOns tOOt u NeAt I'D II U"uh II 1T NVII'II'l u
Dp-br0sres 81
elnilcaios tine from West .3i - other figures show
time from Coraidi o. IeshrU-r,s :;
sUi1O. 0:2O A. NJ. daily tSpriay. &c - : 4 NJ foP
rASTON ard intermediate stations.
1850. SEQ \. NJ. .aiiy Tor WIl.k NsBAHHN scNAN-
TON ITHACA GENEVA. NOCli.sr/H FIFTAIO.
NIAGARA FALLS ana the Wes hGl principal 10, al
points; dining and chair g. BINpio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-08

LIVE STOCK MARK ET.


WEEKLY RECEIPTS.
-. = -, >...,.ho-- zoe
~" '" ' .,
be@Ne-. COWS alNeS' sn'Pp, ~ :,
Sxieih 81. ....... 244 80 2eSo l'"" -, 80,
r"tueth st ....... . 49, 90 -, 80 -'''''
iiyp'H'r --...'.- -, ~ ''''' s,l
i'"Iith Ne''f ..-- l"'" so, Il
80 ,os -, I.to - cee n ,,o
- iyihI- ~ - ~ 40 81" - 80
i"'his last "f'N-' 'Vf" - 80 ''''' ~
NEthlf ENfohIS.
I,ye iIyr o. ~
'a'in h",'u ~,
rota, eiports ''''''''' 40 10 ioa'G
'NI'''S .Sn
l'S'n TNI"rts 'hts "r'h '.'.'''''' 49, '''
, Mori TX 'Hpoi,s '. nt "reS '''''''' ~. ooo
m",''', 'Nl''F "'S "''"' ''''' - 90 -oa o.-
To Liverpool iao ~. ""-'
To Glasgow ..........-......'. ~ ala
To B-istOl ..............-....... w
To Hull ..... +.-.....-..... IN
To Manchester -. .........'-. % 90.
To Bermuda and W"'t indies ~ ITO
80, ,o. ,o 80
Totals to all ports ..... ...+- =, ~ =, 90
Totals 10 all ports last week N"'' 'H -'''1'
~'' ''' ' '' -. o.,... M
G,'i 10 prime native steers ">" w
Medium fair natv" steers 'en -
common native s'e"if ''''''.''''''.. >r W
Bulls and dry cows 1"d . 90
prime native steers ore year ago '1a - !"
BiENES Receipts Tor days Mere =ol cnr. OF 3.Hli
head lrrudug ears exported alive - lOi
CITY slsuyh'-ers GO to he sold and With
sale cattle IN e." yards Here we're III cars on
Viii % ~ We're a. Jcr-ey city AMI - at SiSteth
At .erse, 'its th- market op"n'd slo" NJ s-n'rai}
prs siiJVrI m" on receipt ~ froab"
from th!,aao tut ad'" r.e could tr phtanci
III. Yards we're TIE asayy receipt OF bulls
ami NJ sisti'th -. rsHs,d lr"ah OF i3a-oc m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-08
BALTIMORE e. OHIO r. r

Ioave New York Whitehall Terminal son'h rF''' ''
.Dailv Except Sunday tsunfaS. s.,
CHICAGO '43o m. 'i& y m and u, :" ~ rF"' IN
~ - r'ort q 70 m. trrns from Liberty..t 9nN
CTNCrNNATi ST LOUIS. 1000 a. m. - - D. H.
NEW ORLEANS 1856 y. m. Through sleeper.
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
T. PHILADELPHIA. WASHINGTON B H,tco M'',r'
,755 1000 (Diner) 'iI3O n n)inerl- il'o o. IN,
* r)rer, an Criner) 'a55 tDner). 'h35 p M ana
81? ~ nlght. norfolk 100 p. m
AT trains are Illuminated with Pintrch LEN 49,, ,
Orlces. li3 10 oGi tai 1894 Bdwav. 81 T. ''n s,
,o7 Rowerv v: 330 3ii Fhlton ct. Rrooh'n Whro
hall Terminal baggage checked from foel or rS'1'h''
u Destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-08

spo cotton in local market closed au.i onu az
rrice, unbalanced basis OF loc ;oT inddhs
.giaut and 9icc for ridding Gulf as conpeTed W.
~ and exc respectiveiy year Totai -hes OF
les for delivery contract spot cotton 10 ou'
en markets ml.cling quoted was ofhciaiy repor,.n W
tyGc.al DISPATCHES to our Exchange AZ follows d M
Gaic 80 ssles 1000 bales. savannah gne'; ."'
ise. 7ss ~ cs Charleston steady - ldc- WLnlUs
nr lv 5Hc Baltimore nominal DISC Aushsh "a,
= s&!e- SIS s: Louis cue, 10 itr, 800 7
kaes Cincinnati ouie, 5isS. Louisville STEADY, %
hoss,on esa &c sales 1867 bales Gai".,'on enss
t.c .ales a5s bales Ncw-Ofeans steady, sc saies
2e,0 tales Mercrhis STEADY. sisc. sales c'sp enIe
nc export movement thus Ear this ceascn has oeen ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-08

Receipts at New-Oricars Tomorrow were of.ciay eftl
rasi 1900 70 2s.o0o bales against 1850 haes
seuai and 39l bales last year 10 inor,VM
fece,,s a. Houston were estimated +5oG 20 1901
es-s AgRns; 4940i bees week and ~ aaes As'
j.sr
FeesiY's the po-,s and inter points to-day CON
pared he dsy 49,, and last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-08

El,-Conee market steady; No Rio. 6$s1j; eNclanee
~. receipts 800 bags cleared for the United states.
bags cleared for Europe l2Ooo bags stock 400 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-08

a DVrRTfcFMFNTs ana subscriptions fo- ~" Ir,nlVe
\ rece,ved a, thnlr In,own once NJ. 1922 B-'aiwav'
north NJ 3istst.. until o'cork "a m ,ss,lar
once ur'l O'Clock VIZ IA ~t c,h !. 80
o2i 10 aih ave- 18TH at Ma
ND iAfh-St 40 Columbus near W'st "'"--'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-08

o., 5zclanKe srec'a Li.ecrO. cables spot cotton:
III ou,i1ess doing saies 20 900 bales speculation ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-08

OF bTeadsiuns az interior pon,s N I'M,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-12-06
BOARD or COMMISSIONERS.


Regular Monthly Meeting Of the Board
Held Yesterday.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Board of County Commissioners was held
yesterday. Bills were approved and or
dered paid upon recommendations of d.
ferent committees. as follows:
Court House and JAIL SIS. 81: Finance,
s1cs.65; Roads and Bridges. si35. So; Contin-
gent Poor Fund. N,lS1.7l: Poor House and
Farm s513 +6. The repors of the superin-
tendent of the Poor House showed 81
white male inmates, p white females, ]
colored male. 3 colored females; total, log.
Taylor Kellar. supervisor of roads in
Richland district, rendered his resigna-
ton, which was accepted
The Board then took up the election of
officials which was deferred from the last
meeting George Bordeaux was chosen
to succeed himself as engineer of the
Court House. and Hazlett Freese was re-
elected as his assistant.
A. S. Hare offered the following, which
was adopted:
Resolved. That the Auditor of the State
of West Virginia pay to H. c. Richards,
Sheriff of Ohio county. all monies now
in his hands belonging to the county of
Ohio and the school districts therein.
arising from the redemption of delinquent
real estate at the office of said Auditor.
Contract for furnishing undertaking for
the country districts, was awarded to
Thornburg Bros, who submitted a scale
of prices which was approved by the
BOARD
No other business was transacted. The
Board agreed to meet on the 18th inst,
as a Board of Equalization and Appeals.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-12-06
FUNERAL OF THE LATE A. w.
PAUL.

The funeral services over the re-
mains of the late Archibald w. PAUL
took place yesterday afternoon at the
family residence at Woodsdale, and
were very largely attended by sorrow
ing re.atives and friends. The minis
tiers officiating at the last sad rites were
Rev. DR.. d. A. Cunningham, pastor of
the First Presbyterian church, and
Rev. C. B. Austen, pastor of Vance
Memorial Presbyterian church. Both
spoke feelingly of the many noble at
tributes and high character OF the de-
ceased. The pall-bearers were Messrs.
F. J. PAUL James PAUL Alfred PAUL,
Henry w. PAUL, Samuel o. PAUL, all
brothers of the deceased, and Lawrence
L. Sands. The interment was at
Greenwood
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-12-06

Ladies who have been attending bar
gain sales are surprised and say that
at no place in the city have they found
so many bargains in diamonds,
watches and jewelry as are to be had
at Shelf Bros. 20 per cent. discount
sale. From the way the ladies are taxi
ing advantage of this sale to secure
their holiday gifts, show that they
know real bargains when they see
them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-12-06

Beginning Tuesday, December 9Th,
and continuing until the stock is re-
duced, to make room for spring goods
and also to make improvements in the
store, | will sell at rs per cent discount
my entire stock, consisting of a mag
nificent line of Pattern Hats and Bon
nets, trimmed and untrimmed Hats,
Feathers, Birds, Wings, Ribbons and
all Millinery Novelties. Now is your
time to be suited in a stylish Hat or
Bonnet at very reasonable price. ALL
ORDERS GUARANTEED SATISFAC-
TORY. Come and see us and be con-
WINGED. NINE. SHlDELL,
Successor to A. l.. Rice. 1880 Main
street, Wheeling. W. Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-12-06
OIL NEWS.

Special to the Register.
Weston, w. Va, December 5.-Oil
was struck on the flushing farm, ten
miles northwest of Weston, late yes
terday evening. 1t is owned by the
South Penn oil people, who claim that
it is a hundred barrel well. Oil Is
flowing free all over the ground.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-12-06
TAKEN UNDER ADJUSTMENT.
No Decision Rendered at Moundsville, Yes.
terday.

No Decision Rendered at Moundsville, Yea
terday.
At Moundsville yesterday Judge
Hervey held a special session of the
Circuit Court to hear the arguments in
the mandamus cases brought against
the County Court by ]. w. Dunlevy.
In the last writ served the County
Court was not ready to report and
time was given until yesterday by the
Judge. Counsel for the County Court
made their argument for the first man
damus. but the Judge did not render
his decision The whole thing has
been taken under advisement and de-
cision will be rendered in this city in q
day or so.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-12-06
OIL, MARKET.

Oil City. Pa, December 5,-Credit
balances, S1.15; certificates. cash oil,
S112& bid, no sales. Shipments, l02,-
TAI bills. runs, 1851 bbls.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-12-06
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
OeedsLeft for Record at Clerk Robertson's
Office Yesterday

Deed made October S, 1895, by ]. n.
Camden and W. p. Hubbard. executors,
to Charles F. thinner. for lot No. Z. in
block ''C'' on the plat of Steenrod'
Consideration, $500
Deed made December g. 1895. by f. NJ
Holiday and wife to Matilda Ballinger.
wife of John n Ballinger, for lot No q.
on the plat of Behrens and Speidel's addi-
ton of square No 49, in Sprigg and Ritz
chie's addition. Consideration. Sl,245
Deed made December l, IS9S, by Louis
Kopp and wife to William Dean, for parts
of lots Nos. IS and II, in Carroll and
Bakers addition. Consideration. 500.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-12-06

w. D. Jones, Tailor. 1902 Market
street, Wheeling. has large assort-
ment of Worsteds, Cheviots, Dress
Goods and Tweeds. Suits and Over
coats made up in the latest styles at
popular prices.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-12-06

Never before in the history of this
city have watches and diamonds been
sold so cheap as they are now being
sold at Shelf Bros. 20 per cent. dis
count sale.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-12-06
NOTICE
Until December 10th

We will give discount Of 20
per cent on anything in our stock
OF $4,000 worth OF Diamonds,
Watches, Clocks. jeweIry, Sill
verware, &c.
This means saving of 20
cents on every dollars worth
you buy at this sale.
For example. a $500 set Of
solid silver Tea Spoons costs
you $500.
One doz. Rogers silver Knives
and Forks, regular price So. SO,
costs you S2.8 at this sale.
You can select any goods you
want at this 20 per cent reduc
ton sale, and by paying a small
deposit we will keep them for
you until Christmas.
Shelf BROS,
JEW ELERS.
Cor Main and Eleventh Streets.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-12-06

Mems Fine Cashmere Cloth Overgaiters
High Cut for 4Sc at McFadden's.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-12-06

Boys Coo Pure Rubber Overshoes for
Acc at McFadden's, 1929 Market 1T.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-12-06

Mems S2.25 Heavy Felt Boots with Pure
Gum Overshoe for 81. 5, at McFadden's.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-12-06

Mems 15c Pure Gum Oycrshoes for 48c
at McFadden's, 1872. Market st.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-12-06

$3.50 Cork Sole Dress Shoes for S1.93
at McFadden's, 1922 Market ST.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-12-06
CLOTHING.

Mems Fine Suits ....$2.50 up-cheap.
Boys Fine Suits s100 up-cbeap.
Overcoats, Mems and Boys-Bar-
gains-Winter Dry Goods Iannels,
Cantons. Domet F'lannels.
Ladies' Wooden Skirts, Sl.00 kind.
emily Soc
Mems Shirts Observation-Disclosures. Tie
Dress Shirt ................ 49c
CSC Dress Shirt ....................6 soc
nc Dress Shirt 37c
s1.25 Blue Flannel Shirt only .....T5c
800 Kid Gloves only. ....-.--....- 6sc
$3.50 silk Umbrellas. $l.49
81 90 Gloria Umbrella ............ 500
Cheap Blankets, Cheap Comforts
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-12-06
CHRISTMAS
Is list THREE WEEKS AWAY.
Here are some handy hints of what's to be had
at WheeIing's Greatest Store:

at wheeling S ufedteSt otOEe:
Sterling Silver articles Of use, plain and set solid 6o'o
Rnus Bracelets, Brooches, Stick Pins. Gun Buttons
Scissors Nut Crackers, Silver Mounted Cut Glass art
Giles. Bon.Bon Boxes, vnegarettes. Sterling Thimbes
Atomizers. Vases Statuary Bisque Ornaments, Lamps
Globes. ONYX Tables, verns Martin Tables, jardiners
Pedestas, Fern Dishes, Rose Bowls, Loving Cups. 10.
bacco lars, Cabarets Cake and Salad Dishes, Frut
Bowls Fancy Plates and Dishes Dat Meal Sets Tea and
Chocolate Sets Game and Fish Sets Water Sets Toilet
and Dinner Sets, Covered Hot Cake Dishes Patteaus
Sugars and Creams, Salts and Peppers, Toy DISH Sets
Richest Cut Glass Wedgwood Pieces, Lonwelsa Art
Pieces PepIitz Vases, Bohemian Ware, Fostoria Ware
HayiIand Ware Warwick Ware, Ponton Novelties IN
fact plain white and decorated Chinaware OF eevy de-
scripton; Silks for Dresses, Waists Skirts and Fancy
Work. Black and Co'ored Dress Goods, Fancy piads;
oceans of Handkerchief Gloves. Purses. Card Cases.
Umbrellas MuIers. Sacheis, Boston Bags, Music Rolls
WRITING Portfolios Aprons, Carriers, Suspenders. Belts
Buckles, Fancy NeckWear Fascinaors, Infants RoDes
Coats. Slips, Bonnets, Sacqnes Mitts, Hose, Shoes
Collar and Cuff Boxes Glove and Handkerchief Boxes,
Saive and Puff Boxes. Toilet Cases, Manicure Sets
level and Work Boxes Photo Racks. Boxes and Frames
Ink Wells CandeIabras, Brush, Comb and Mirror Sets
Trpiicate and Single Mirror Medallions Magic Boxes,
Dolls, Juvenile Books, Booklets Calendars, Perfumery
Toilet Articles, Papeteries, Music Boxes Harmonious
WhstIing Drums, Horns Magic Lanterns, Hobby Horses
pedes, Tool Chests, Blackboards. Writing Desks, Toy
Tables and Sideboards, Hook and Ladders, Fire De-
partments, Trains, Money Banks, Ranges and other
Novel Iron Toys, Rubber Balls and Dolls, Screens
Whewood Articles, ETC., ETC.; Art Squares Rugs Cur
tains Blankets Comforts, Pillows, Satin Pin Cushions
Table Cloths, Napkins, Towels, Bed Spreads Sdeboard
Scars, Pillow Shams, White and Fancy Shirts, Fancy
Hosiery Cardigan Jackets and Staple Muslin aud Knit
Underwear.
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-12-06
JOHN BLATTNER.


To Mr.. Boyce: Live at Thirty-five
and Chapline street; knew VIM. Craig
and Frank Mclaughlin; knew deceased,
and remembered that he was killed
didn't know the date but remember
the time; saw him before at the La
Belle landing, With Frank Mclaughlin
and others; Frank had a stoved-up
knuckle, and Giant had a black eye;
Craig was there; it was about S, or g.
or 10 o'clock, or before dinner. any
how: Mclaughlin did he wondered he
had any toe on his shoe, the way he
kicked Johnson, and wondered he had
any face Frank showed witness his
toe.
At this point Mr.. Boyce enquired of
Frank Mclaughlin, and the latter said
he didn't remember about it.
Resuming witness said Frank inst
showed me his hand, and | said had
MANY like thal-it would get we'll; he
said he had fight with three; he men
toned no names; | heard Giant say
the next time he came up town he was
going TO be prepared and would kill
Bandy Johnson; | told VIM. Neuhardt
to tell Johnson to either fight it out or
make up and be friends: Mclaughlin
said he would get a gun, and the first
chance he got he would kill Bandy
Johnson; ne said nothing about De-
vinney. This was after the fight when
Johnson and Devinney were done up.
Mr.. Boyce asked witness what advice
he had given the MeLaughlins and
Craig, but the State objected, and was
sustained. Charles Mclaughlin said
when he went uptown he would take a
good gun and when ne met Bandy John
son he would kill him, because he had
kicked him, and Giant said 'Bandy
was looking for me- and Charles said:
You couldn't have hurt him very bad,
or he wouldn't be looking for you.
Continued On Eighth RAgs.