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. CLOTHING?M. GUTMAN 4, CO.
CLOTHING f? We Need Money!
CLOTHING! jWe Need Roomi
r?- ? - We
are in business to sell goods, not to hold them, and when everybody
is hard "P It is 8ood policy for a business house to accommodate
itself to the circumstances. ,
Clothing is worth just as much to-day as it ever was. It's Made
jmtas Well; it Consists of Good Material; it will last just as long as
ever, but it won't bring as good a price. Why? Simply because people
haven't the money to put into it We have the goods and don't
??nt to keep them, and to make the change we have cut our entire
stack exactly
^ ^ ? Per Cent!
/
It's money to you to look here, if you think of buying anything.
- - rtnmir i it n n a
| liU'MAM fi IU.,?^
Six Floors, Itetail Department, Twelfth ami Main Streets,
CLOTH AND FUR WRAP3-GE0. E. STIFEL A. CO.
JHEY ARE NOT HALF PRICE,
But that's not saying they are not worth
almost double the price we ask for them.
We mean
Cloth and Fur Wraps !
OUR STOCK has been, and Is, larger than you'll find in the
city, but we add more to it every day?not by the thousands
just now?but in goodly numbers and the best styles.
We are going to reduce this stock greatly this month, and we
want to have every Lady, Miss and Child help us. We
won't give prices. You would not know whether it's a
bargain till you saw the goods, anyway, but come in and
we will surprise you with lowness of price and SUPERIORITY
of Goods!
Geo. e.
^stifel & co.
gabo Corsets Am
Made right in our own country and considering
prices?$1.00 and $1.25?superior in workmanship
to imported goods at twice the cost,
while fully equal in fit and wearing qualities.
No Brass Eyelets! 1 mfaf
Boning will Not Break and [ 1 :i'i y|
Never Pokes Through.
Long Waists, Medium Waists. jisSgj
Ask Your Dealer for KABO CORSETS.
. mfl-TTha*
"A FAIR FACE MAY PROVE A FOUL BARGAIN."
MARRY A PLAIN GIRL IF SHE USES
SA FOLIO
t WE CAN FI
(Now in C
Furniture, Can
That we now have on 1
BUT V
Now is the Chance of your
cASH OR ON EASY PAYMENT:
HOUSE
1300 MAIN STREET.
ELECTION COMMITTEE
Of the City Council Holds a Meeting
aud Names Judges
FOR THE COMING CITY ELECTION.
All of the Republican Com mission era
Are Named, Bat Somo of tho Democratic
OiUcials Aro Yet to be Selected?A
Special Meeting of Council
Called for Tbis Eroning?It is Absolutely
.Necessary That a Meeting be
Held?If a Quorum Does Not Turn
uutuie biocunn win ira iuckhi.
The city couucil committee on elections
met at the city clerk's office last
evening for the purpose of transacting
business preparatory to the coming
Wheeling city election in January.
There was a fair attendance of the members,
Chairman John J. Kenney presiding,
and Alesars. Dobbins, Menkemeller,
Farrell, Knoke and Kobinson
present
The Republican city committee presented
its full list of commissioners ot
election, ono for each of the several
precincts in the various wards, but the
Democratic committed did not roport
all its commissioners, and on account
of the absence of two or three members
of the council committee, thoir selec
tions wore not reported last evening.
The following is tho list up to dato:
FIRST WARD.
First precinct?W. M. Morgan, R.;
John Batchelor, D.; Thomas Kelly, D.
Second precinct?Fred HolTman, R.;
Louis Froderick, D.; Charles MuGaviu,
D.
Third precinct?Louis Motzger, R.;
John Henry, D.; William Kenny, D.
Fourth precinct?0. C. Miller, R.;
George Hervoy, D.; Peter Seibold, D.
SECOND WAHD.
First precinct?Fred Wingerter, R;
August Matthews, D.; Charles A. Senseney,
It.
Second product?D. B. Clark, R.;J.
L. Mills, D.; William Turner, R.
Third precinct?William Magruder,
R; Henry Nau, D.; George McDonald,
R.
Fourth precinct?J. F. Potter, R.;
Frod. Hoffman, I).; J. V. Dickey, R.
THIRD WARD
First precinct?B. 8. McLure, R.; M.
B. Horkneiraer, D.; L. N. Reefer, It.
Second precinct?W. A. Janes. R.;
Thomas O'Brien, sr., D.; John Reed, R.
Third precinct?31. K. jiodds, k.; z*
Z. Ilanko, D.; C. T. Hoed, K.
Fourth precinct?Leander McGill, R.;
J. Arthur, sr., D.; W. H. Hallor, K,
fourth ward.
First precinct?J. M. Gonter, R.; J.
Armbrustor, D.; Pat Fitz9immona, D.
Second precinct?James McGuigan,
R. ; H. D. Bay ha, D.; P. L. Kimberly, D.
Third precinct?J. A. Dunning, R.;
Ed. Gilleae, D.; R. Pecari, D.
fifth ward.
Firat precinct?George Kemple, R.;
Alex. Kenny, D.; Charles Roomer, D.
Second precinct?J. K. Heed, R.;W.
A. Milligan, D.; William My lea, D.
Third precinct?William Neabitt, R.;
Philip VoelliuKer, D.; John H. Clark, D.
sixth ward.
Firat precinct?Joaeph Diebold, R.
Second procinct?John lleaa, R,
Third precinct?James Bovce, R.
Fourth precinct?Wilson Johnson, R.
Fifth procinct?Abraham Fadily, R,
Sixth precinct?Charles Erp, K.
seventh ward.
Firat precinct?Jamoa Campbell, R.;
Tbomaa Wilson, R.; C. L. Cohen, D.
Second procinct?Charlos Bickerton,
R.*, J. R. Mendel, R.; J. B. Crockard.D.
Third precinct?Will Brown, R; Ilenry
Hoop, R.; R. A. McCabe, D.
iVn*?U nvaninn^ T C.n]lino R ft
W. Kennedy, R.; G. W. Beaii, 1).
EIGHTH WARD.
First precinct?John W. SchuHz^, R.;
William Graibo, K.
Second procinct?Charlos MorningBtar,
It.; John Roth, R.
Third precinct?Joseph A. Arklo, R.;
Dave Ilaiine, R
Fourth precinct?Charles F? Craig,
R; If. W. Shracbo, R
The committeo decidod to fix the
compensation of both judRos and clerks
at $> per day, with an allowance of fifty
cents for meals, and the commissioner
who takes charge of the ballot box re?
ceives $2 extra. This is the scalo
adopted by the county board of commissioners
for the recent elections. The
old rate of compensation was $2 for j
LL OUR
bourse of Erection at I
ll An/ IT I?J
JfKil 1 A 1
jets, Sto
inn/l nf \ OAA Mnii
icuiu ai iouu rnaij
DON'T n
lifetime to buy
S <xj
& H
ie Home
1142 MARKE'
jadees and clerks, bat it vu foaod a
difficult matt?r to gat competent per oaa
to serve at that rate, hence the
change, which waa advocated in tbe
committee by Messrs. Milligan and
Farrell, and waa adopted without dialent.
The committee adjourned to meet
next Friday evening when the members
will report the polling placet in the
various precincts. There will be a
number of changes from tho placet
ueed in the late election.
After the committee bad adjourned
it was discovered that the selections of
commiisionera must be ratified by
council at a meeting to be held not
later than tbe first Tuesday of the
month preceding the one in which the
election is to be held. It will be seen
therefore that a meeting must be held
this evening to ratify the work of the
committee in order to make the coming
election legal and valid. Tho membors
of the committee, under the circumstances
therefore united in a call for a
special meeting of council to be held
this evening at 7:30 o'clock. E^ery
member should attend so that a quorum
will be a certainty.
THtC COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
A New Knglneer ana Amlitant at the
Court ilomt.
At the regular meeting of tbe board
Ul UOUUIJ UOIUUJIBOIUUD/O ;uo?o.-"v - .
out of tho regular routino was transated.
Tbe committee reports were all taken up
aud bllla ordered paid at they recommended,
as follows: Tbo road and
bridge committee presented bills to the
amount of $2,082 43; contingent poor
fund to the amount of $1,133 21; the
fioance committee presented accounts
amounting to $041 82; the court house
and jail committee presented bills
amountinc to $31)25.
The people of Fulton were cranted
the right to lay u brick walk acrois tho
National road in Fulton to reach the
Elm Grove railway station.
The clerk reported that two of the
four children of Louis Brioaach, in jail
awaiting trial for tbe murdor of his
wife, had been placed in the children's
home. Tbe oldest and youngest of tfte
four could not bo placed there, and re*
mnin at tha pnnntv infirmarv.
An olectiou was then gone into for
engineer and assistant at the court
home, Commissioner Fritz nominated
George Uordeaux for chief engineer,
and II. Freese for assistant. Mr. Irwin
nominated John Lane, the present incumbent.
for the first named office. On
tho first ballot Bordeaux was elected by
a majority of one, receiving five votos.
Mr. Lane waa then nominated by Commissioner
Irwin for assistant engineer,
but he was defeatod by Freoao by a
majority of one.
Clmppelnnr'a JJrunchlnl
is sold by all drngghts. 2
RaH 1 AttPr Our Bpecial saleof
r\eu Letter cioak?, Blankets
Co|p and Comforts will
Oal"? bo continued at
The Leader.
diudl
IIYPINGEB?On Sunday. Pecernbsr 2, ISM. at
3:20 p. m.. KU2ABKTH H\DINGER, relict of
the Into Josoph Hydlngcr, Sr, aged HI years
and 5 month*.
Funeral Tuesday morning from the residence
of her daughter, Mrs. Louisa King, 4?U5
Jacob street. Interment at Mt Calvary Comotery.
Friends of tho family arc invitod to
attend.
WELTY-On Monday. December 3. 1894. at 4:20
p. in.. Peter Welty, aged 38 years, 4 months
and 10 days.
Funeral from his late residence, corner Main
and Ninth street, Thursday morning at 8:S0
o'clock. Mass at St Alphonsus Church at 9
o'clock. Friends of the family are Invited.
Interment at Mt Calvary Cemetery.
IIULBERT?On Monday night Doeembor 3.1S91.
at 9 o'clock. Robeict Wiusok, Infant son ot
E. It and liattle D. Ilulbort, aged 4 months.
Funoral services Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock
at tho resldenco of W. W. Irwin, corner
Twenty fourth and Chaplino streeta. Interment
privato.
WARNEKE?On Mondav afternoon. December
H. 1891. at 2:45 o'clock. Louis A. Warnekb,
in tho 29th year of his age.
Fini'Tal n??ti':o InTonfier
UNDERTAKING.
LODIS BERISCHY,
(FORMERLY OK FREW A BKRT3CIIY).
Funeral Director and
Arterial Embalraer.
lllOMnlu Street. I Inst Side.
Calls by tolophono nnsvrorod day or night
Rtoru telophono. resldenco. ."iOti. ap.7
mtmtpr r niiRFr r
yy?
Funeral Director and
Arterial Embalmer
FOIl ALKX. FltCW, 1117 MAIS ST.
I?rompt attention tfvon to calls, day or night.
Tclephono? Kealdcuco, Xa a 17.
Storo. No. ggD. not
~WHOLE
rourteenth and Marke'
THfcr ??w
ves,Hoi
i St., 1142 Mark'
>JTEND DOir
HOUSEFURNISl
>0 CA
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furnishei
r STREET.
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clothing ano furnishiimgs-kraus bros.
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IZZr?| CLOTHING.
n) , You know that we sell the best
nn t made Clothing obtainable? Don't
11 l you know we have the largest selection?
Don't you know for kind
and quality we sell at the lowest prices? WE know it,
and a visit to our store and a look at our stock will convince
you that we do, and we'll be money savers for you.
J^When you are looking for Holiday Presents, no
other store will show you the variety that we do.
KRAUS BROS.,
CLOTHIERS AHD FURNISHERS, 1313 MARKET STREET.
"STRICTLY ONK PRICK.
ASS I GNEE'S 5 A LE OF FU RNJ TURE AND CAR PETS.
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ocuer^'
The large and elegant stock of FURNITURE AND CARPETS
of Alexander Frew is now being sold at assignee's sale
at regular wholesale price. A rare opportunity is now afforded
you to furnish your home with good furnishings at same
price of cheap goods when paying a dealer's profit. Don't
miss this chance.
J. K. HALL, Assignee of A. Frew,
1117 MAIN STREET.
best clothes?d. gundling &. co.
Our Ways
We are trying to make a business so broad, so good,
so safe that whenever a Wheelingite thinks of a
place to buy his own or his boy's wearables, our
name'll pop right into his mind.
Best CLOTHES that can be put together, with
not a thread of cotton in any fabric used.
r?_: _ _ - U Vn..fkp' /""* I L-* f/% timr
rnce unuu^ii UII men 3 cinu iuuuia viuliico wairant
reliability and a fair return on our capital and
service. When you see the handsome new Clothes
in and around us this Fall think of this. "Handsome
is as handsome does," and if your Suits don't
do as handsome as they look we want to give you
your money back.
D. Gundling,
CO.,
34 and 36 TWELFTH STREET.
CL0
When In ?loubt what to ut? frr Servou* Debility, U*? of Sexual Pn*e< (In either
f-iLX / JUL", j]WA/ 'fXKff text. Impotcacy. AiriT,'y. Varicocele 3?(Ulwr ?e?knr*?e*, frorn iny came, uto
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trouble* mult foully. Mailed anywhere, sealed, (vtft.ro: 6 l>o*e? for Jfou. With
Result In 4 weeks. evry l?.? ? order we give a lejfsl guarantee to euro or refund tho money. Addreu
1'EAl. nF.DICINK CO.. Cleveland. OhlO.
For ttlo by CIIAS R. OOETZE, Druwlit del
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