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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-22
THE IRON, 4. wolRlllKLl !;
Eject OF the Action at pittsburghi ON
~ Our Mills, 81 3 "a

! ID . ~
As will be seer, ftom our tclcgraphic report
Of tho meeting Of tho Amalsamated Assocla.
tion at Pittsburgh Saturday, the iron workers
there have withdrawn all demands for In.
creased wngcs, except the boilers scale. This
action, Of course, affects the situation here
vitality, md to ascertain what tho probable
couHe OF the association In this district will
be, q reporter called on Mr. Ed. Rogers, Dis.
trict Vice President, last evening, and re.
quested him TO give bis views on the subject.
Mr.. Rogers was at Pittsburgh Saturday
when The action was taken there, He SAYS
leading operatives there regard the course OF
the Association as virtually obyiatng all
difficulty In the way OF nmicable settlement.
They say the more liberal manufacturers
have already expressed themselves as Of The
opinion that It Is Just to tho boilers To grant
them an increase, and he thinks the rise DE-.
mauded--50 cents n ton on 26 card-will
strike the mill owners as reasonable. This
increase wi affect Wheeling wages material.
ly, as muck rollers hero receive oncoiphtl OF
the price Paid boilers at Pittsburgh, 49,
On next Tuesday evening the committee
OF the Association will have another c,nfer.
ence with the manufacturers Of this district
30 iar, the scales submitted here have only
been those which are independent OF Pitts.
burgh prices. On Tuesday the most import.
ant scale will be submitted, that fixing the
wages OF nailers. This scale when fixed here
governs all nail mills west OF the Alleghe.
MES. Tho nail rollers scale will also be sub.
mitted ut the same time. The nail rollers
will demand the same wages Us paid work.
men OF their class ut Pittsburgh. Heretofore
they have received ~ cents less than at
Pittsburgh which made wages here 90 cents.
Their demand Is for O. cents. .a.-E.I
The sheet rollers at the Crescent and E.na
mills are paid Pittsburgh wages. The rollers
there demanded 10 per cent OF MI increase,
and the rollers here would also have held out
for this, but at Saturdays meeting this de-
mand in the Pittsburgh district was with.
drawn, and accordingly the sheet rollers here
| will continue TO receive the SAME wages rs
formerly. This affects tho Whitaker mill,
Mr.. Rogers told us, most materially, Ms II Is
the largest sheet mill, without exception, in
the world. The bur rollers wages will also
remain rs formerly the demand for 10 cent
extrafor old rails and fosots having been
dropped. \ ta a Ell
As to the action Of the Association in thi.
district Oh the scale, formerly presented, Mr..
| Rogers would not express MI opinion. lie
thought, however, as the Amalgamation In
the Pittsburgh district had taken the initia.
tive, everything reasonable would be done 10
secure an amicable adjustment. There will
scarcely be time to definitely arrange matter.
between this and June l. the day set for thu
new scales to 80 into effect, but there can
probably be some provisional arrangement
made Ito prevent trouble until such time us
the Association can take final action.
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HOTEL gARRIyAIS.i
sTsJAME3 HOTEL

M
Mis- Jane Lewis, Phit'a "a Lucas, city
Langcamp, fi,tsbuVhsT G Emperor, fitAbufyh
Jno Mcconnell, Clevel'd Rsinargor, city f7'5, N
Geo W Jewell, Cincinnati J McCuIley. baltimore
~ Taylor. 81 do ~ y; " Liyis, youngstown, o
has Harris. Kansas city Thos Il Mong. city 80,
Bl.hop. Chicago Chas II RadcliG 4 wife.
IL arklnson, Phila 70 "a hIclgo 80 L.. 5
n " Collin. boston M Chas 4 Phelan, New Yk
+ King. Pittsburgh Jas 4 Price, WelhbuN
" Carter city Jas Inion. Philadelphia
Ms Ju.te Moundsville J = liytn New York a''F
J pukehart, baltimore q ii Conn and lady, New
4 U Antrtiln, Chicago Cumberland Pa''.g.a
I Small. Cleveland Is ID Galway, cincinnati
logan, Cameron, W J q Cmwi0fd, Cameron
>, va t S. Alden, Cleveland
August, Philadelphia " II Sears, New York
4 brown. New YORK III Tells DO
Aithnlsh. Chicago Vim Adams, Oregon 4.
MISS y ioung, MaAhln.. Mn Jones. Parketsburg
ION ia T.nster, n B&0 80
! Z Mstedltn, cambridge. llackman, II George
GhM Taylor. clty w Donley Pittsburgh
X A Lane baltimore II + Nnsoi lAltiuo,S
0 Il C.iswell. city ia Proctor, pituburrh
ffsu hhty, i1tSburgh Jas llRnestyn, Leadville +
TGilirsp!c, W "a Clifton unseld, liarpet's
4 |. Wade. MorsantOWu N l. Clark, baltimore
J Powell, RllgewGy Ia y Smith, Pittsburgh
Mn S0nreburii. Bellare Major I.oid, rity - 4
g 4 llclmbrght. city q Il Marshall, M'dsyllle
u Dertrng, burton II Nutum, N MartinsyillC
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,,, ..
The small frame house OF Margaret Bray,
near the Fifth ward hose house, on Gravel
Hill, caught fire at the roof around the stove
pipe, Friday night; but an carly discovery
prevented any great damage. g.a#
The German church was prettily decorated
with flowers and plants on Sunday, on the
occasion Of the preparatory examination OF n
number OF young leop!e who will be con.
tirlned Mt the church on next Sunday.
Council has appointed the following mem.
bers Of city board OF equalization: Walter
Darrah and A. Il. Dunlap, for terms OF three
years; John s. Crafty and Vim. McGuw, for
two years; John u. Iiancy and Or. Porter
field, for one. year. Hereafter two members
Will be appointed each year to serve three
years. =
1t is singular what n change has come over
the spirit Of Dcllairc's dreams about tue Ohio
Valley Railroad since the visit OF tho Mari
eta gentlemen. In fact, there was not uluch
attention paid to the project, but now all
talk in earnest about It, and II not too much
IS expected Of her Bellaire will do her part,
and IS expected 10 insure the building OF the
road. IE .. -
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Grn.innti0n, /
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~ Commencement

Geo. R. Taylor will open on this and Tues
day morning full lines OF dress goods ord cred
with reference to sales for the above occasions
embracing Cream Satin, Surahs, C Cream
Brocadcs. Cream Watered Crepe, Cream Nuns
Ee'linEs Cream Cashmere d india, Cream
Lace Buntings, White India Lawns, Paris
Muslins, plain and Embroidered Swiss, Linen
q lndia, In plain and broad plaids, Linen
Cambrcs, &c, &c. Also during the week. a
second invoice OF new white fans and Cream
Mous9uetaiso Kids, to which he invites tho
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ness and Sick-licauacllc. n.
For sale by Losas l. Co.
White Goods.

Anticipating the demand for white dresses
so universal this season We have provided n
most liberal supply Of all best md most de.
sirable fabrics among these are: Linen d
India, India Linen, Persian Lawn, Dotted
Swiss, Plain Swiss, Piaues, Muslins. Tarle.
times, Lawn Stripes, Lace Plaids, Domestic
Checks, Victoria Lawns, Swiss Plaids, Satin
Finished French Plaids. ~ tx 'FG~,
The above goods are in numerous styles
and will meet the appreciation of the most
iastidious tastes A. SiEDESBAcu & BRo.,
FG-,.tft. va Il 49,! ll04 Main street
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NEW CUMBERLAND,

Last Friday night about II O'Clock, John
Smith, son Of l.. r. Smith. OF the firm OF
Porter & Co., was awakened by some one try.
ing to get in ut buck window, and made
neise, when the would-be burglar ran, and
John let loose on him with loud of shot
from shotgun. lie did not hit him. W.
A. Scott saw two men running after the shot
was fired. Burglars arc numerous here from
some cause or other, -.5gs7.g 4.-l -s@'-
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES m q, 81 5 i. !. WIS.
n sILiArHE, y

-
Strawberries were for sale In plenty satur.
day at twenty-five cents boz. "a ~ n
4 The bakers and butchers are 10 contest The
diamond ileld' next Tuesday. 4, +; N i{
i Mrs. VIM. Roberts, who lived here some
years ago, isyisiting at Jas. II. Darrah's.
Tho Denwood ferry boa, was not running
Friday. Passengers were taken across IN q
skill. A. gt1 lF7. ..zgflff. p gIf9f r
Mr.. Grifl1tt Evans and wife, Of Mt. Pleas.
ant, are .pcnding few days here with the
family Of Mr.. Graft. ff5= 5gi
The First ward Is to have fire alarm,
bought BY contributions OF tho manuiactur.
ing establishments and the hose company.
Mr.. Harry Kitchen has brought suit
against s, @ Hamilton for 5000 damages,
charging hun with having criminal conncc.
ton with his wife. i. a,
The woods about Bellairc arc extraordina.
rily full OF wild flowers, and hundreds OF
bouquets OF them are gathered daily 10 orna.
n,cnt Bellairc homes. '''''a.F
The Lantern Globe Company Is closed
down OH account OF strike among the boys
employed. The firm Is much vexCd and SO
are the principal workmen.
A number OF United rresbyterians from
this neighborhood will attend the General
Assembly Of that church Mt Monmouth,
Illinois. They go by way OF Chicago.
The lot just south OF Judge Anderson's
residence. on Belmont street. sold for 81, GOO
the other day. J. X. Smith, Of the bottle
works, Will build house for himself OH the
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We still have o few wraps and silk coats
and dolmans, which have been reduced the
same as IN our other departments and at the
prices. No lady should be without one.
A. SIEDESDAcH 4 Bro,
it'.@ ll04 Main street,
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Pastry.

Two pounds Of flour having in it one-half
measure Banner Baking Powder, one
pound Of cold shortening, and one teaspoon.
full salt rubbed in; add one-lalf pint water,
mixing It with knife
In making pies with an article that is JUICY,
you can prevent 1t from soaking the crust by
beating an egE, and with brush applying i,
to the dough before putting the juice In. :
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FIRE MARSHAL JAMES S. THOMSON resides at
1909 Filbert street. Philadelphia, Pa, and
concerning ST. jacobs Oil, he says: "a very
troublesome attack OF rheumatism in my
forearm has been overcome by the aid Of ST.
jacobs Oil. I think that all persons who
have TO be exposed 10 the weather would act
wisely in keeping st. Jacobs Oil on hand.
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Come at once and sec tho reductions In
Buntings. Va have them at exc. l2Xc,
loo. lSc, zoe, 2jc, 3jc, 45c. Doc, Csc, Zoe, 0Vc,
Sl.o0 and upward. They are In all shades
and colors and you cannot help but buy
them. A. SiEbESBAclI & Dpo
LEV I.ae a.s llOi Main street,
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It would be superiuous for US to 70 into
details OF the quantities, grades styles and
colors of our Silk Department. All We can
say is come and see them; you will find every
shade you can ask for, and at all prices We
have made u special reductionin this depart
ment @ a. SlgDESBACH & BRo.,
,,;.E r:g-3 ll04 Main street.
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y: THE hot weather is approaching; why trou.
/ BILE with hot fires when you can get nm ele.
giant dinner Of tender roast beef, VEAL with
all the side dishes Of vegetables, &c, at the
famous Capital Restaurant, 1926 a Market
street, all for Is cents: nix G.
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WHAT is more enjoyable to hungry man
than good porterhouse steak? This you can
get for supper with fried potatoes and side
dishes at Martin Thornton's Capital Restau.
rant, 1926 Market street. for the small sum OF
% cents. -a--7. ,7.r.- }sg-
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Liner, I,isterh.

Now Is the time to buy such, rs the travel.
Ing season Is opening, no lady Gun do with
ont one. We have over 800 OF them ut all
prices from 75c up, and all trimmed in the
most fashionable styles. Come and see them
before purchasing elsewhere.
A. SEEDENBAcn & BRo.,
ll0i Main street
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.G 4! be Qntellii;Qenrer.
Ottice: hos. 70 ana ~ Fourteenth street


!. Bird Cages-Ncsbitt 4 Bro. n,
Administrators Notice.
Z Horse and Phaeton For Sale. .a
!: For Sale-Carriuge.
AT Cost-Wholesale Stationery.
Lost--Lady's Gold Watch. ,,sa-s
Cleveland & Pittsburgh Railroad. r.
{ For Cincinnati-Steamer New Andes.
I Hornbrook's Park. s5, A.. ~
The Street OF the Hyacinth."
Great Clearance Sale-lIead Of Local.
parker's Hair, Balsam. '.'a.zs
] Silyerware-I. G. Dillon, .-,5+
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On Saturday morning the discovery was
made that some time in the night. burglars
liad effected an entrance into L. L. kimmins'
store, at that place, by prying openthe door
with a Jimmy" and carried Off about two
hundred dollars worth Of goods consisting
OF boots and Shoes cutlery aud other articles.
1t Is said that the thieves took the stolen ar.
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sg't .=,rE, prlnIN. FaL5 ~
In this department ladies in general are
very particular In their selections. A pretty
figure In calico Is n rarity. Can please the
most fastidious In this line.
=, 4si I'll A. SlgpESnAcIt Il BEo.,
Eili.$ s;s & 110i Main street.
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kll,lWls.

We have the latest effect in Chenille md
Shetland shawls, at 75c, sl.0O. $3.50, g 90.
$3.50, $500 and $500. Come and look nj
them. A.. SiEpENuACtT & BRo.,
E# ll0i Main street,
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Still continue 10 crowd our counters. We
have them ut all prices, from low to high,
and In all styles and colors. During our
clearing out sale come and see them and ret
the bargains. A.SiEDENBAeu & BRo.,
------ -------- ~ =. llM Main street
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YOU can buy tho celebrated cog.geared
Novelty Clothes Wrinscr Of Boyd, Market
Square, for 81 cash. Just one-half the prict
charged by pcddlers for third class wringcrs
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Present stock Of pianos, S,clnway, Knabe,
Chickering, Hallet ~ Davis, Emerson, Hard.
man, Guild, &c., at the very lowest prices,
ind great reduction for cost. Call early and
secure great bargains. Fl N
.,.I@.... LucAs' Music SroRE,
lac Main street.
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White ana Colorca Ouiltx

Having plenty Of quilts and as this is the
glorious, season for housc.cleaning \ every
lady viii require new quilts to dress up her
room after the battle yof cleaning lis over.
SsI ~ TX A. SlEDESsAcu & BRo., " 4
u, W. r. I; VI 4 \. Z llQ4 Main street.
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Shirts.

Sklrta.
All kinds OF skirts are displayed in our suit
room at all prices from the lowest grade to
the finest. a. SIEDESnAcH & BRo.,
1l0i Main street,
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTI0S

Notice Is hereby given tina, nj 49,, ".
o. tne sloekh0ldrrs OF the Rynh esS,
Company Of Wheeling, held on III A ss \
April, Aip. lss?, 1t ras resolved IN, iS"s ~ ~ !
o. tlte Mld corporation b. disCou,i"""'.lGS q
alter ,inno,. @ Al! , date SOCK, oldcfs viii ~
tho n Exyc 9 susf a .ah Il x 5sSnns Iht
may1.M r.f.ar A. I ID Fe>.,,, w
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SEALED PROPOSALS.


u. BOARD OF C0MMlSStONrny OU,ac.,
WHEELING. VIVA, NITs1.
NJ se ar1Gopr proposals , VIII DO received at ios
sn,, pr Ws,k T ~ l. i,1s s,. at noon 70, he
mouth and poiut about one suS eIIssS
above, embracing appr0, !lnateiy hnalsa
yarlSexcaynt!on; l25 cutie yards r,,,I,:S ~ eS
laid dry; l50cubc yards bridge nr SnMsH eis,1
class. laid III mortar. lids on CxcSrs,i!.o o tas
distinct for earth, Loose rock and soiiG aoUI
factory references will be required f,or, % NJ ~
The commissioners reserve the fi,h, INV " y at!.sa
or az bids. Proposals should be cndS,,.s y Il Z
by order Of the Boani. ,lfi
W. q. sNrrH. Engineer. - "oVtS, Cat
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A LUSCIOUS porterhouse steak fried not:
toes and trimmings for breakfast at Martin
!hornton's restaurant, 1926 Market street.
for the insignificant sum Of % cents.
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LAWNS

Are selling fast at the low price OF 5 and lOc.
a yard. We have only few left, and the
early bird gets the best OF them 'lg-l.,r
ana.r.4ts A. SIEDESBACH e. Bro,
1l0i Main street.
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srEcfAL attention given to the compound.
Ing OF prescriptions ut all hours ut the new
East End Pharmacy, III Sixteenth street.
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PEpEsTRIAN1sM made easy by using German
Corn Remover. Get the genuine. Csc. Drug
gists. 49, =. o
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Consists Of everything that housekeeper
could wish for. Everything in Table Linen,
Sheetinss, Towels and Napkins. etc.
.f..al.--.. a. SlEDENEACII & Bno.,
1l0i Main street.
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llnlnIA

FINE soaps, combs, brushes, sponges and
perfumery at the new East End Pharmacy,
III Sixteenth street, H. Avs & II
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FOR RENT,
TOR RENT.
GENERAL Norlnr.
NOTICE TO CoNTRACTr0;pSS,

Bids for excavation, mAson,v &
penttr work, plaS,crins and nSI4;;, 0lstk so,t !.
Lug Of u. Lnkes r. E. Churh WWEg 10 iAS w
the office Of =. ". Howard IN To N" XIX T. rt,Is
separate or combined bids nr.irAlit .'A iii,
organizations to be seen Ut IN. Fla r.,
howarI. Architect, No. 1907 MalTstt,r"S,a% u :
= llS - ~ HillLDlSG CNtnn,! ORE, \
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iPIONIC-To BE GIVEN ny: cor
NV fS,R S,d1Ss h SS 4:., a.
MAY nth. 1889. Every effort viii be- mndo ihDAf,
der the occasion one Of pleasure and te.
Lucas Wet Wheeling Ferry and Lille Anna
all we cordially Invite you 10 come an one and
selves ~ '.1uSe 10Y your.
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yI'rnr,H.

GET your prescriptions filled at the new
East End Pharmacy, everything fresh and
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StlkV.S illkH.

PAnALYrlc strokes. heart disease and kidney
affections prevented by the use Of Browns
Iron Bitters paw
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Upholstery Goods.

EVERYTHING new, pure and fresh at the
new East End Pharmacy, Chas. Il. Goetze,
III Sixteenth street, ,I n
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MEDICAL,

PlTrsDuRdiI, May 2l.-River 5 feet . inches
and falling. Weather rainy. 49,
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SOL N. Fremont St., Baltimore
During the war 1 was in.
jurcd inthe stomach by a piece
Of a she'll, and have suffered
fromiteversincc. About four
years agoit btough, on paraly.
sis, which kept me in bed six
months, and the best doctors
in the city said I could not
live. Isufercd fcarfullyfrom
indigestion, and for over two
years could not cat solid food
and for a large portion of the
time wasunablc,o retain even
liquid nourishment. | tried
Browns Iron Bitters and now
after taking two bottles | am
able to get up and 60 around
and am rapidly improving.
G. DECKER.
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q. WASHINGTON, D. c., May 90, Ia. M.-For
4 Tennessee and Ohio Valley, fair weather,
westerly winds, stationary or higher temper.
Eatnre and pressure 5t.-. J.aI.,5'I !,
5S For the Lower Lake region, same as Ten
!. ncSsee and Ohio Valley. SH IN
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A tri,l package OF "BLACK.DRAUGHT"
free Of charge. - - -
For sale by Logan T. Co.
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Ss The following shows tho range OF the Their.
9mometer. as observedat SchnePfs drug store,
!, Opera House corner: = -
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FOR SALE,

DOR SALE@SAFE FAMILY uoer,
~ with phsson an, harness. Cali on Ra asv Az
o. h!s Stables on Market street loo; U - ~
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"WlNE or cARDUI" for Ladies oulv.
For sale by Logan & Co.


Our line OF Lace Curtains Lambreouips.
Spreads and Shams is very extensive. ANY
lady wanting to purchase such should not
fail to inspect our stock. r'as. III
A. SIEDEXBAcit & BIO,
1l0i Main STRAIT
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BROWNS IRON BITTERS Is
a complete :! and sure remedy for
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Malaria,
Weakness and all diseases requir-
Ing a true, reliable, non.alcoholic
tonic. t entiches the blood, gives
new life to the muscles and tone I
e The nerves. 4
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e. 81, Upholstery Goods. '7'y'S
Our upholstery department. although
limited, still consist Of some beautiful things;
some wonderfully cheap things too. Furni-
turc Crctonno Crcpes, Awning Stripes and
fringes to match. A. SlEpESDAcu & Bgo.,
s;ti.g,1IS sS !; g9.iI e S Hui Main street IS,
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NJ THE usunl merchants lunch ut tho New
McLure House Sample Rooms daily.
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MARTINS FERRY.

A movement has been started among our
grocers 10 restrict the allowance OF credit.
All our factories and workshops are rum
ming regularly except the Denwood furnace.
Word has been received from Rev. L. Nc
CURE that he will positively be here on Dec.
Grafton day. &
The Mayors Office has been newly papered
and witcwashed, and is pleasant resort for
budding politicians aud lawyers.
Frank Hermann, the wounded miner was
reported to be much better Saturday even.
ing, and hopes are entertained Of his re.
c0very.
Thoburn Post, G. A. r., will 20 to Be!laire
this evening to visit Spangler Post, and on
Tuesday evening will march to Bridgeport to
muster the new post there.
james Fitzgerald received such serious in.
juries from n fall Of slate at the Laughlin
mill bank Friday that he is not expected 10
recover. A mass weighing probably 800
pounds fell OH his head, and without frac.
turing the skull caused compression result.
ing in hcnorrhagcs from bis ears md nos.
tri;s. He isa widower, about 80 years old,
and lives ut Mingo. -5
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