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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-24

TIE CHEAPEST RooF IS THE GRAVEL
ROoF.-Georgc Crumbacker, of this city,
is now fully prepared to put on gravel
roofs in the most improved method, and
warrants his work to give satisfaction,
both as toresisting fire and turning water
The tar used is put through process
that frees it from oil and benzole, and nc
matter how great the heat, il will not
run. II is equally efficient in roofs oil
every conceivable pitch. Mr.. Crumback.
er keeps on hand roofing cement and ce.
ment for tanks and sidewalks Of the hest
quality, which he offers for sale at the
lowest rates. This roof has stood fifteen
years in this city.
Address me through the postolce or
call at my establishment, head oil
Eighteenth and Woods streets. All or.
ders promptly attended 10.
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PERSONAL PoINTs.-Mr. Tom Reilly
on Friday last arrived home from Eu.
rope, where he spent the summer in tray.
cling.
Mr.. George Roberts appeared on the
streets Saturday, for the first time since
tho accident at the Crescent Mill, by
which he sustained serious injuries.
Ed. Larkin, the Market Square dry
goods man, left for the East on Saturday.
Mr.. james Cunningham, IT,, is holding
temperance meetings at Clarksburg.
Coy: Mathews and his private Secrc.
tary, Mr.. stalnaker, returned to the city
on Saturday evening.
Col. Dan johnson, Of Tyler county,
was in the city on Saturday.
Capt. Charlie Muhleman, Of the steamer
Andes, is stopping at the St. james.
Mr.. Geo. swift returned on Saturday
evening from protrac!ed visit in the
East.
Mr.. Charlie Franzheim returned on
Saturday evening from visit to the
Pittsburgh Exposition.
Mr.. ". A. Neill, Of Columbus, n former
citizen Of Wheeling, il at the McLnre.
Mr.. +. A. Parke, Secretary CT the
Pittsburgh Exposition, has rooms at the
Mcclure.
The inevitable "Col. J. Napoleon Do.
naparte Little" came to the surface long
enough to challenge "any member of the
Mathews Ligh, Guards 10 II competitive
drill"
Frank C. Nuzum, Of Fairmonl, and
Capt. NJ. Taylor, Of baltimore, arrived in
the city yesterday and are stopping at the
Mcclure.
Mr.. J. S. Gibbs has returned from
business trip TO the West.
]. II. Byers, Of MurraysviIlc, o, and
f, B: Nuzum, Of Fairmont registered at
the Mcclure on Saturday.
Among the late arrivals nt the ST.,
James are: ]. W. Scott, BellairC; {. II.
Arick, Belmont county, 0; Capt Charles
MuhlemAn, Of the steamer Andes; Ed. T.
Beck, OF Columbus.
The Stamm House arrivals yesterday
included: Capt. Phil. Anshutz, OF Buck
Hill Bottom; S. b. McCoIloch, Rock Val.
ley farm; Daniel NJ. Edgerton, West Lib.
erty; Geo. Byrne, Charleston; Thomas
Tucker, New Martinsville; p. D. Harris,
Moundsyllle.
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THE CouRB.-CouRTY CouRr-Judge
Boyd-The County Court was IN seslion
as usual on Saturday, and tho following
business was transActedi
Aug. Rolf Va. John Young, certified BY
w. w. Miller, Justice. Judgment for
plaintiff for $50 80 and costs.
George Bowers va. Samuel Humes, Ger.
tiled BY L. Mix, Justice. Case put on
trial before Jury 6ftwelye. Jury with
drawn and non,suit taken.
The case Of Joa. Webb Va. Leek shabor.
dy Was;put on trial before q jury Of
twelve.
To.days trial docket Is as follows .
Geo. Lauer vs.. ]. Fl. Watson, Henry
Koernor vs.. 9. Thompson, jacob Enri 4
Co. yS. d. Boshar, extr.
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TARGET PRACTICE. = The Mathews
Light Guards were transported TO the
grounds chosen for their target practice,
on Saturday afternoon, by Capt. Devrieg,
who furnished car and locomotive for
their accommodation. The shooting was
conducted in accordance with the rules
adopted in the U. S. service, and which
have already been published. The total
score made by each member Of the com.
pany whoparticipated in the shooting Is as
follows: Freese, 2S; Ferguson, 81; Moreland,
20; Myles, %; LukenS, "a; Engle, %;
Baguley, %; Carnahan, II; Pendleton,
%; Travis, 90; SLamm, II; Hess, IA;
Robinson, s; Mooney, Is; Reddali, Q;
Evans, 4; Cillis,T. Ont OF a possibility OF
$50, therefore, only 200 were made. How
ever, it is we'll to remember that the boys
are all amateurs, and that this is the
first practice they have had. They will
practice each week as long as the weather
will permit. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-24
L. SwABAcKER,
1861 Main street.

THE HAZELToN Bros. PIANOS are now
to be found at Shcib's Music Store, Main
street, the agency for them having for
satisfactory reasons been transferred 10
Mr.. VIM. II. Sheib. These Pianos having
been before the public 30 long u time, Il
is almost needless 10 endeNvor to add 10
their reputation for their lovely musical
qualities and the admirable workmanship
upon the choice materials Of which they
are made. Suffice it to say, they embody
all that could DO desired in n first class
Piano, such as they are, and We know Mr..
Sheib will not disappoint expectation in
reasonable prices for them. So before
you buy Piano, call at Shields and sec il
you cannot be suited with Hazclton
Piano, a stock Of which he is now receiv.
inc
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Ask YOURSELF THESE QUESTIONS
Are you a respondent sufferer from
Sick Headache Habitual Costiveness, Pal.
piIation Of the Heart? Have You Diz.i.
ness Of the Head? Is your Nervous Sys.
TEN depressed? Docs your Blood circu.
late badly? Have you Cough? Low
Spirits? Coming up Of the food after
eating? &c, &C., All OF these and much
more are the direct results Of Dyspcnsia,
LAYER Complaint and Indigestion.
GREENS AUGUST FLOWER is now &c.
knOwledged by all Druggists to be a
positive cure. 100000 bottles we're
given away in the U. s. through Drng.
gists to the people as a trial. Two doses
will satisfy any person oiits wonderful
quality in curing all forms Of IndiGcs.
ton. Sample bottles 10 cents. Regular
size 10 cents. Sold positively by all first
class Druggists in us. cod
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TEMPERANCE NoTEs.-There will be n
temperance mass meeting at Parkers'
Hall this evening. Messrs. Porter, Reed,
Weir and others will address the meeting,
The procession and excitement on the
streets Saturday night did not keep
large crowd from gathering in Otps Hall
to hear the speakers who had been pre-.
viously announced. The speakers were
also on hand, and all that was necessary
to complete the programme was for Mr..
Hiram Young TO occupy the chair and
open the meeting in tho usual manner.
This being done, Rev. Barnitz, Of the
English Lutheran Church, was intro.
dnced. He spoke Mt come length in
honor Of the good that the temperance
cause had done in our midst in saving
some Of our best citizens. W. p. Wiley,
Esq, was next called upon the stand 10
talk Of the evils Of intenperance and the
noble work wrought by the Murphy
movement. lie made good temperance
speech. The next speaker was another
lawyer and temperance talker in the per.
son Of Mr.. L. G. CrRcrait. Whenever
Bridge is introduced or called upon he is
applaudej, and throughout his remarks
he is interrupted by clapping Of hands.
He appears to please every one who hears
him. Each time lie speaks it is with
more force, and determination to use
his lung. for the benefit OF the cause. He
is the siege gun" OF Ohio county.
The usual meetings were held in the
same hall yesterday afternoon and even
ing. Mr.. Brown Porter and Mr.. Carlisle,
OF Pennsylvania, entertained those pres.
ent last night, d good audience being in
the hall. This Union elects its officers
tonight, it being the second term six
months Of its existence.
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THEY ALI SAY IT.-They all say that
I. Blum 1 Bro. have the handsomest 25c
dress goods. Go and see them. . l1i
They oil say that I. Blum 4 Bro. have
the cheapest silks ever brought to the
city. Go and buy some.
They all say that the handgomest CASH
mereS, for the least money can be had at |.
Blum & Bros.
They all say that /. Blum & Bro. have
all styles Of trimmings to match their
dress goods, AUTOMATICALLY low prices.
They all say that you will save money
by buying your aannels at l. Blum 4
Bros n
They all say that the yard.wide chintz
at |. Blum 4 Bros sold at % 10 very
elegant.
They all say that /. Blum & Bro, give
better value for cash than any other
house in the trade, '....
They all say III That tho Cloak De.
partment Of |. Blum & Bros Is the most
extensive ever seen in the city, and
the prices arc far below any other house.
They all say 1t, and they all mean il.
They all say II That l. Blum & Bro.
offer cloaks from 50 so upwards, and the
styles are plain Beavers, Chinchillas
Matelesse's, etc.
They all say Ill That l. Blum 4 Bro.
offer the largest assortment Of white and
colored Blankets, and at suitable prices.
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CoLLIsIoN.-0n Saturday morning
VIM. Exley was rounding the corner Of
l4th and Eoff streets, in a light wagon,
when butchers wagon came up Mt full
speed and Collided with him. Mr.. Ex.
ley's wagon was overturned, and he was
thrown out, spraining his wrist and hip.
The name Of the person driving the
butchers wagon is unknown 10 Mr..
Exley.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-24

GEo. WErsGARBER, who won the race
with Morgan at Pittsburgh on Saturday,
has been challenged by Lewis Felsinger,
Of this city, 10 row single sCull race on
the Ohio river at Beach Bottom for $500
q side. II the challenge is accepted by
Weisgarber the parties will meet at
Helmbrights cigar,store tonight 10 make
arrangements for the race.
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TIE undersigned is pleased 10 inform
the public in general and the cash buyer
in particular, that the largest stock and
the lowest prices for Dry Goods, Carpets
and Wall Paper can he found at Nos.
20l9 and 202l Main street, Centre Wheel.
ing. New goods coming in daily. Call
soon and oblige, JOHN RoEMLR.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-24

SUSpAT SCHooL INsrITUTE.-A Sunday
School Institute is to be held in the Pres.
byterian Church at Cold Brook, five miles
west Of lSellaire, on Thurday next. No
donh! many Of our citizens will be in ut.
tendance,
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The Tivoli Garden has been closed
Tor repairs and improvements, and will
be re.opened next Saturday morning
under tho management Of Mr.. viii.
Brady, an experienced and popular bar
keeper. The bar room only will he used
hereafter for saloon, Mr.. Hamilton
having determined 10 rent ont the adj
Joining rooms for business houses.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-24

MAYOR SWEENEY has received n letter
from Louisville (Ky,l capitalist named
Dean, making Inquiries as to the advan.
taSeS offered here for the manufacture of
plate glass, and asking whether any OF
the moneyed men Of Wheeling would be
likely to entertain proposition TO es-
tAblish plate glass works in their ci ty.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-24

Ponce CouRT-Judge Cranmg.
Before His Honor on Saturday were
the following cases:
E. Warner, for selling coal without
license, was lned So and costs.
Harry McKeown was fined s. and costs
for stealing coal from Warmers bank.
Robert o'HarrA was fined $50 and costs
for helping himself 10 a bottle Of liquor
at Renner'a saloon, In South Wheeling
and for indecently exposing his person
an additional Gne Of So and costs was
imposed.
John Flynn, John Moore, Emma Ellis
worth, Tim. Conway and Frank Vance
were fined 81 and costs each for drunken
ness.
John Reilly and Michael King were
fined 81 and costs each, and Thos. SloOp
So and costs, for disOrderly conduct.
Joseph Werner paid a fine Of 81 and
costs, for keeping hogs within the city lin
liz,
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BELvIDERE.-Mr. Neuhausen, com.
mencing with to-day, proposes 10 con.
duct hiH business at the Belvidere himself,
and will open an Oyster Restaurant there
in few days. Mr.. Neuhausen has a well
established reputation in the city Tor get.
ting up fine suppers aud no doubt will
make a success Of his new enterprise.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-24

THE WEIsdARBER. MORGAN BOAT RACE
The three.mile single scull race on the
MonOngahela river, at Pittsburgh, Satur.
day afternoon, between David Morgan, Of
the Dannals Club, and G. W. Weisgarber
Of this city, resulted in an easy victory
for the latter, who pulled the three miles
in twenty-four minutes and twenty.threG
seconds. The race was for purse o.
$500. It is claimed that Wcisgarbel
could easily have beaten this time, II the
contest had been closer. Nick Denmark
vaa tho raforSa-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-24

GLASS BAlLSaoorISG.-As small crowd
was in attendance at the shooting match
on the Island Saturday afternoon. Glass
balls thrown into the air by means Of q
spring were used as targets. Mr.. John
McCracken scored 10 shots ont Of 20,
Charles kryter 10, and John Davenport
II
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MoRlTz ETsSKR & Co.'S Dutch Bitters
(B0oEEIAMP OF MAAG.BITTER) was
awarded the Prize Medal at the Centennial
Exhibition for It's excellent medical prop
critics. 1t has IN agreeable bitter flavor
and taste. Its value us stomach and nervO
inyigOntor is far famed, Its use is partiCu-
larry recommended to females. ..
For sale by all druggists.
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lTAPPY.TIDIEds for nervous sufferers
and those who have been dosed, drugged
and Quacked. Pulvermacher's Electric
Belts etlectually cure premature debil-
ity, weakness and decay. Book and Jour.
nal, with information worth thousands,
mailed free. Address PuLvERMAUHER
GALvANEc Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. d&w
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CoLoREp ExcuRsroNIsrs.-A delega.
ton Of colored people left for Parkers.
burg, last night, on the steamer Phaeton,
TO attend the celebration Of the anniver-
sary Of the Emancipation proclamation,
to lie held there to-day. The boat lett the
wharf about 8 a. NJ, while the Sumner
band, which accompanied the excursion.
lists, played n popular air. The music
attracted quite alNrgc crowd to the
wharf. Mr.. Geo. W. Hollinger, one oil
the most prominent Of our colorcd citi
zcns, is in charge OF the excursion.
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AUCTIoN-To TIE TRADE.

J. NJ. Hartford, wholeale Auc.ioueer, No. IOg
Wood street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Regular auction Of
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Carpets and Variety
Goods on "Wednesday Of each week, At l01f O'Clock.
Special EAles Of Boots and Shoes on the list Monday
oleach month, ut 10Y O'Clock. | carry the largest
terCst nost any CaIh dealer that will favor NE
with cali. Among the goods offered In my sales
Is 7. Ware, IT,, d Co., Stark Co, and New York
Boot and shoe Co., Haywood Roots and many
other celebrated mlnuiacturCA Al Boots and
Shoes sold In my ales warranted perfect. Cash
advances made OIL ali kinds Of merchandise to be
sold. J. NJ. HARTFORD.
sepll Mholctale Anctorcer. PItt,bnrgh. n
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THE last concert Of the season al Frank
Walters Two.mile House is announced
to take place on Wednesday next.
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DOwN! Down! Down - Another
break down in prices Of Dry Goods and
Carpets. Bound to sell at some price
whether the mills run or not. Corner
Main and Goth streets.
... ]. w. FEyRHr.
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SOMETHING extra nice in Chill's Wool
Hoods and Socks and other wooIcns, a
very large assortment OF Ladies' and
ChiIlren's Wool and Cotton Hose, includ.
ing the newest shades, Nile Green, o range,
Salmon, and complete line Of Ladies'
and Children's Merino underwear.
i. SwABAcKER,
1nEl NIni.. u
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held at the Disciples Church yesterday by
Rev. Miller. Morning subject-Judges,
9Th chapter, Evening subject-"A Ser.
mon Tor Young People,
AT the Fourth Street M. E. Church yes.
terday morning the pastor preached on
"Tho Highest In Man, In the evening
hIsaubject was "Paul's Estimate Of Jesus.h
Communion services were held at the
First Presbyterian Church yesterday
morning. Rev. Cunningham preached In
the morning on "A Day Of Memorial"
and in the evening on Goods Astounding
Grace"
Rev. Prickett, at the Zane Street NJ. L.
Church yesterday, preached in the morn.
Ing upon "The Suffering Of Christ" and
In the evening on "Christianity u Reali.
tyr
Rev A. ]. LYDIA otllciated at the Bap.
list Church yesterday morning In the alb.
SenCe Of the pastor, Rev. Clancy, who is
attending the Wheeling Association. The
text wRs Christ, the WoFld's Redeemer."
The Lancaster NJ. Z. Church, Mountain
View, Belmont county, o., will be dedioa.
led 10 divine worship next Sabbath.
Yesterday was the eighteenth Sunday
after Pentecost.
Rev. +. Voss, Of St. Johns Protestant
Church, yesterday morning preached
from Matt. 8: % to 4S.
Rev. A. W. Werder preached in his
church yesterday morning upon "The
Two Roads," and in the evening upon
1.-THE Resurrection Of Lazarus"
Rev. Wilding, at the North Street NJ
Z. Church, yesterday morning preached
upon "Thc Duty Of the Christian to God
and Man." In the evening his subject
was 1.-THE Power Of The Gospel-Lite and
Death"
The services al The Chaplinc Street NJ
L. Church were very impressive and H.
tercsIing, and the floral decorations hand
some, The number admitted 10 the
church membership was tiity.one. OF
these quite number we're baptized. The
floral decorations were contributed BY
Mr.. Tllos. Hornbrook and others.
At the English Lutheran Church yes
terday morning the pastor preached from
the text in Isaiah 40:2, an the Shadow
Of His hand hath He hid me-" The Sun,
day School was addressed by Mr.. ]. C.
Stock, a prominent Sunday School Su,
perintendent OF Carlisle, Pa, and the au,
thor Of the blackboard exercises in The
Augsburg Sunday School Teacher. Mr.
Stock expressed his great pleasure in
meeting with the Wheeling Mission Sun,
day School, Of which he had heard sc
much, and made some very beautiful and
practical remarks on the Lesson Of the
day, which was paul at MiIetus." The
evening sermon by the pastor was from
the theme "a Man in Christ"
Dr.J. Howard Smith, Of Newark, N
j., preached in Wlcsel Hall yesterday
morning and evening to very attentive
audiences. His text in the morning was
Nehemiah G: 81, comparing the work OIL
the Reformed Episcopal Church 10 thai
Of the Prophet in the great work Of re
building the waste places Of Jerusalem
In the evening his remarks were based
upon the text as found in Exodus 50: "A
And he said my presence shall go with
thee" Both sermons were delivered with
marked ability aud were listened to with
deep interest by every one in attendance
A lecture on the distinctive features Of
this church will be delivered by the same
gentleman this evening at WieSel Hall.
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L.swARAckER has just received a new
Fall stock Of Dress Trimmings, compris.
ing in part Black Silk hand made Fringes,
Worsted Fringes, Piece Velvets very
cheap, Salvon Trimmings and Buttons 10
match, Piece in black and colors, etc.
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BABIES are TOO highly priced to permit
them 10 suffer with collie, aAtulence, ETC.,
when DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup will at once
relieve them. Price % CENTS a bottle.
d&W
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THE Republicans Of Bridgeport held a
meeting in HolloWay's Hall on Saturday
evening, and were addressed by Hon.
LORENZO Danford. The meeting was well
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TIE Capitol was deserted Saturday ST.
ternoon, the majority OF the clerks hay.
ing taken a jaunt into the country to see
the target practice Of the Mathews Light
Guards.
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BAI1-The y. @. o. F. Club, Of Full,
Ton, give a grand ball at Mrs. Roedeger's
han In that place on Wednesday even
ing Of this week. Cocknyue's orchestra
furnishes the music,
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FIVE shares Of Franklin Insurance
Company stock were sold by Messrs
Hervey q Britt on Saturday for $40 per
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THERE was more hustle and activity
on The streets Saturday than for many
weeks past. The long deferred business
revival seems 10 be at hand.
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THE Harvest moon has Frightened this
portion OF the earth's surface for three
nights past. Glorious moonlight nights
they were, too,
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40. ". D.-The Grand Grove Of the
Ancient Order Of United DruidA Of We 1t
Virginia, hold meeting at their room ls
in Crangle's Block this evening,
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THE Wheeling printers sent a nino up
to Steubenville Saturday, that gave the
typos Of that place lively walloping in
game Of base ball. The score was IS
toe,
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4 LITTER Of ten hogs, fourteen months
old and weig Thing $50 pounds each, was
recently purchased by VIM. Memming.r
at the rate Of So per cWt. In the rough.
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ANOTHER excursion to The Pittsburgh
Exposition ia announced for Tuesday
next Fare 80 25 for the round trip, in.
GLIDING admission to the show.
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bWABACKER,
1861 Main 81,

EVERYBODY should have one of
McKees songs, "Over the Hill to the
Poor House." For sale at all the music
stores and at VIM. A. Pond & Coz, 547
Broadway, n, Y,
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EcoNoMY.-Don't throw your money
away by buying sboddy or paper Boots
and Shoes. Use economy and few cents
mOre and purchase goods composed Of
solid leather and no shoddy. Every pair
as represented or money refunded, At
JERRY CLEMENS,
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The newest in Ties, Bows, Black Lace
SoarGng', Clair dc Ia lune jet Veilings,
Silk and Linen scolloped HandkerChiefs,
Irish 6nipure Collars and Cuffs, Kid
Gloves. BeltS. ,Sc.
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BREAK DOWN IN PRICEs.-Dress Goods
5 cents, Black Kid Gloves So cents and
Carpets as cheap as Is cents. They have
TO be sold to raise money now.
]. W. FERREL.
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CARPETS! Carpets! Carpets! 1t a
well settled fact that the cheapest Car
pets and Dry Goods in the city are found
at w. FERREL's,
...... Corner Main and 10Th 81,
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THERE are five lodges Of the Amalga-
mated Iron and Steel Workers in this
city, and one in Benwood.
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BREAK down in prices of Dry Goods
and Carpets. Now ia your time. Call
and price. Got to sell.
Nv FeRnrT.