CLOAK SALE OFFERS MASSIVE PRE-CHRISTMAS VALUES
A marketplace advertisement announces a cloak sale for tomorrow and Tuesday featuring children's coats in sizes 6 8 and 10 years priced 3.45 3.70 3.95 and 4.20, 100 missies chevron reefers at 4.95, 2500 ladies jackets in multiple colors with prices from 1.95 to 10.00, 1800 Chesterfield coats from 7.50 to 22.0, plus catalog access and a claim of the best value in dress goods blankets flannels underwear wrappers tea gowns hosiery and gloves in the state.
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Astrachan
Local Improvements and Street Notes in Passage Creek
The report lists various city developments including roof work on the Talon depots, new switch tower on Thieta street, foundations for a new engine, alterations at the Atlantic, and a railroad bridge over Caldwell’s run. It notes a caboose demolition, a near accident at City Bank, and a rising interest in millinery while detailing real estate transfers and local business advertisements.
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Lmer
Wroux
Talon
Avermxter Hacer
Henry Alto
St Clairsville
Buyil
Chaplipe
Terminal Company
Thieta Street
Aclantic
Pew
Caldwell
Iun
Stewart Bros
Fawe
Exlay
Mrciana
Baron Bitos
Island Bridge
South Front Street
Boise
Benson
Percy Landing
Rip
Caldweell
Sealey
Baert
Beedakint Arekwigth Street
D. ML
Uc Junction
Annes
Spassanger
Teese
New City Bank
Axaw Millinery
Sonnebirn & Co
St Mualh Street
Boysen
St. Paulus Gemeinde
Archibald's Grove
Finck Hall
Romeo
A. Roeper & Sox
Sod Lonu Association of
Syracuse
N. Xn
Paaxinaie
Paaxinaie W. Va, With J.B. Hall Secretary Murris Presidennt Hanil Tengarer
G. Line Ling
Eteton
W. Va
J. P. Is
C.H. Toe
Witormer
Pairmont
Harry Ki. Linn
Twe
Te Jewell
Cusserete
Pareetas
Boldine
Jasper
Annie
Lagreel
Pracy
Shaker Wins Sixth in 2:30 Class Pace at Fair Grounds
About one thousand spectators gathered at the fair grounds to witness the concluding heats of the 2:30 class pace featuring O. B., Shaker, Potter, and Plunger. Shaker captured the lead in both heats, defeating O. B. and Potter. Potter faced a heat penalty. The race wrap was followed by a list of upcoming events and local notices including shows, concerts, and railroad excursion promos.
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Shaker
Fair Grounds
O. B
Potter
Plunger
Slong
Serious Accident and Local Notices Shaped Wheeling News
The day’s issues report Mrs. Lucy Atkinson’s fall on stairs at her son in law James Wilkinson’s residence at 23 Seth Penn Street causing a broken collarbone and other injuries. Marriage licenses issued to Jobe Jeavers Jr. and Lottie McCarthy both natives of England, and John Harding and Barbara Dumas from Freeport and Wheeling respectively. Reports on Bridge work delays at Store Bridge due to a broken pump, court actions including divorces and judgments, plus multiple local police notices and social events.
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Lucy Atkinson
James P. Wilkinson
Seth Penn Street
Jobe Jeavers, Jr
England
Lottie McCarthy
John Harding
Freeport
Barbara Dumas
Wheeling
The Lug Mat Grand Free Stereoptico Event
A Wheeling installment firm held a closing exhibition during fair week on Market Street drawing a large crowd. Eleven streets were crowded and cars struggled to move. The firm handed out twenty dollars in prize pockets with ads, distributing seven pockets. Thomas Reisinger of Jollytown, PA, found the lucky twenty dollar bill and reported to the store, praising the firm’s pluck and enterprise.
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Wheeling Installment Co
Market Street
Monesticie
Thomas Reisiner
Jollytown
Reisinger
Fatal accident at dairy farm burns seventeen year old son
A seventeen year old son of Jonathan Iden died after a fire at the Iden dairy farm near Boggs Ran. While boiling tomatoes for catsup a fit caused him to fall into a large kettle, his arm and body severely burned. He died after hours of suffering with medical aid, and the family mourns as the funeral is expected this afternoon.
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Jonathan Iden
Benwood
H. T. Fora
Couple of slick people sent to jail by Justice Arkle
A fragmentary report describes a police pursuit on the Fair Grounds after a trunk of valuables was stolen. Smith alleged two men, Ross and Arnold, and a woman were involved. Ross and Arnold were captured, but the trunk was not found. Officers also uncovered a gambling trick with copper cents and dice at the City Hall before Justice Arkle committed the suspects to jail.
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Circuit Court
Laura Shell
Lewis Shell
Frank Higgs
B Dennis
John L. O'Keeffe
John E. Clater
Supreme Court
Ruth Ann Bistell
Chapline
Koff
Cruce
Rachael Girley
Elizabeth Searcher
Henry Miller
Charles M.dissitt
John Zorcher
Delbrugge
Aday
B. C. Butler
Peter Roberts
John Ford
W. H. Cryder
Conrad
Herbert
A. J. Hadlich
Ford
Charles Wheat
Richard Fisher
G. G. Jones
Ida Foster
al Fame
Norbert
Prohme
Lukens
Justice Arkle
Smith
Jakir
Shanley
McNichols
Ross
Arnold
Arkle
Antique Oak Cheval Dressers and Mirrors For Sale
Fifty suits in two designs, Antique Oak and Sixteenth Century finish cheval or square dressers with beveled mirrors offered at thirty to thirty two dollars. Ten designs priced thirty four dollars, sixteenth century finish with beveled mirror. Goods available on instalment. customers urged to see before buying.
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Phambersuitc
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H. Emsheimer
Opentiate
Geo. J. Caddle
Miles Weis
Garmis
Main St. Won
New Pont
Hay
Jeene
Troy Sas Alexander & Co
Sron
Iz. C
Seogeratare Feria
TSE WeaTurn
Gale
Tyraven
Mab
Diet Goel Geo
Ito
L. Shencud
Olf & Harvey
Glen
Brietty and
Aral
Mamet
Yester
Amy
Catate
Clerk Hook
Marcares J. Menderson
D. A. Henderson
Thomas Gabriel
Henderson
W. W. Hage
W. F. Creighton
Edgington Farm
Henriette
Test Stone Thomas
Dou Swadacker
Daring Jet
New York
Lou Swabacker
Ita
Stark
Mlerall Mall
Jack Brown
W. Grant Hay
Rast Liberty
Dia Betle Potter Fm
Watson Taylor
Washingit
Mynnie
Dituer
Pitzeburg
Nateas
C. H
Pine Walle
George
Isrudidoek
Kare
Chas. A. Gardner
Karl
Germany
Bacchus
Fatherland
Gardner
Mr. Gardner
Karl Wors
Renwood Athletics
Martin’s Perry
Martin's Ferry
Junction Grounds
Bonwood
Stamrocks
Honse & Hermano
Tuonel Green
The
Equitable Enimement Association
Bennett H. Gilbert
Dean
Iompany
William Belsinger
Aquitable Endowment Association
Twelfth Street
Anni Beisinger
Sonneborn & Co
Main Street
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Columbus
Ohio
Army of Cumberland
Oxford
Stone's
Casa Suor Store
Pean
L. S. Goon
C. A. House
Sonnebarn & Co
L. A. Good's
En Footon
Jaxon
Stone & Thomas
Opera House
Bar
Campbel
Campbell
Sonneborn & Co.'s
Singer
Wheeling Stained Glass Works
John Cox
Eac Ee
Henry Jacobs
Regelar
Stone & Thoune
Prem! Fim
M. J. Mooney
Mr. Mooney
Jean
Trai No
Camp Ground
Martin's Ferry Opera House
Hopkins
Good
Stone
Phem
Stowk
Caen
Calting Srone
L. Metz’s
Atlantic Tea Co
Atlantic Tea Company
Dua Exposition
Tom
Reger, Warrick & Co
Jos. H. Mcardle, Hi
Gendell & Go
J. F. McCarter
J. D. Giffen
Sherman House Yard
Bridgeport
E. M. Sommerville
Moundsville
Jefferson County
S. R. Merkland
Rigger’s Hollow
Belmont County
Edward Hayes
St. Clairsville
C. M. Maclock
National Road
E. Williams
Miss Medill
Cadiz Pike
Colerain
John Lemmon
Greenback Street
Kirkwood
Edward Motninch
G. Mendel & CO
House & Herrmann
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