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TIE o. u.
Various Notes on the Progress Of III
Construction.

o, r. L. engine No 3 has arrived at
MOnndsyille. Engineer Allison and his ire
man ut ouce assumed charge OF the machine,
and proceeded 10 put 1t IN order. Track Jay.
ing will be commenced At once, Eaa force OF
trackmen are air ally there, and the cOnStruc.
ton cars are at BeRwood Twelve hundred
tons OF the eighteen hundred tons OF iron
ordered has srfived, together with the neces'
sary fish plates, b)llg, spikes, etc., and Is
bsing unloaded nom the klonIan Millslding,
which extends for some distance along the
new road. As 90 tons Of iron Is used 10 The
mile. the lotto come will lay twenty mills OF
trick. The engineers in charge Of the first
division OF the road, extending from Ben
wood TO the mouth Of Proctor, the southern
border Of Marsh II county, report the road
bed sufficiently graded to admit Of track lay
ing almost the entire distance between these
point, Pile driving in the Narrows between
Moundsyille aud B,nwoot Is progressing ta'-
isfaCtorily, with prospects ct being completed
By. tho 18th oEAert month.
The PatketsSurs SAFE JouFIGl has the fol-
One Of ths dandy flyer locomotives from
the Brooks Locomotive Works Is 10 be ship
ped on Thursday, the 18th, 1t Is hoped that
II will be promptly sent, as the intentloa Is
TO take toe West Virginia Press Association
q trip next Wednesday over the road behind
1t. II the Brooks works want q good puti
they had better be sure TO send that d.ncy
new engine promptly.
Last Sunday aparty consisting Of Senator
Camden, CJi. Paige, Judge stealey. Col.
Chsncelior, President Neal, Col. Thompson
aud Others went up the road on II engine 10
inspect the track. It was unanimously
agreed that they had a fine track. The
bridges over BriScos run and Big run were
specially admired. They are solid and sub
s%taniIaL. The rcadis only bAllssted y TT way,
but IL even now In as smooth a running con
dition as the branch from here to Marietta
II will DO a well built road throughout.
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Various Personal, Industrial and Other
Notes,

Various Personal, Induatrini ANA Otber
Notes,
The window glass workers will have their
frat ball at Turner Hall, Friday the 18th.
The Hor!e Thief Detective. Association
will meet and get down 10 business Saturday
afternoon.
Probably more new and substantial pave
ments arc being laid In Bellaire now than
ever before.
Messrs. Fawcett, Keller end RietE, have
put up large brick buildings 10 the Fist
Second and Fourth wards respectively.
The St. Cecilia band made might OF It
after the Democratic jollitlcation, serenAding
people Of all parties in all parts Of town.
The Street COMMISSIONERS putting a cros!.
ing over Thirly.ffth street, and the square
will be isolated in muddy weather no longer.
Mr.. D nnis Mccoy, a mailer at the BellairU
works, has accepted a petition as superir-
tendent OF large new works at Milwaukee.
A. j. Mercer, secretary OF the Belmont
Glass Works, has gone u the eastern cities
on business, and his family 10 at steuben'
Vile.
The First Presbyterian Church hes closed
the heaterA which set the building on FIRE last
winter. mt will have hard-coll atovea OF
beautiful design.
The short supply Of water made necessary
In the pfsL few days hes interlered with the
gas works, and especially with thts, who use
gas In the daytime.
The B., T.. & Q. engine shop, which he's
been on the extreme bank OF the river, sup.
ported by piles, now has the piles OF the
D. vi K. outside OF 1t, forming great pro-
lection from the ice which demolished the
piles last winter.
At Jacob Hestherinston's coal works, the
new chute above the Belmont works, the
river IL being dredged out by horse power
aud so'AperS, to allow coal bargts to come
closer for loading. The upper part Of the
works Is being modified by the track OF tho
o. v. R. X which Is on piles at that point.
The Tribune says: A short time ago thirty
Frsuchmen were brought over to Hamilton,
Canada, to work as Flint Glass Workers, on a
contract OF So per week for three years. They
have now become very much dissatisfied and
propose 10 return to France, II American
glass workers will pay their passage back.
The French Council Of glass workers, at
Hamilton, Canada, propose 10 pay 'one.third
Of the sum necessary, II the Union in the
United States will pay the twc7thir6s. The
meeting Of local union No. 81, on Friday
night IL to consider this question,
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Yesterday afternoon q horrible and fatal
acc. dent occurred on the B. & O. track at
GAINESVILLE mines, about one mile west oil
Fairmont. A group OF coal miners were on
the track engaged III sparrlng and generally
enjoying themselves. In order to avoid a
blow from one OF his companions, Harry
Sattetisld d dyed, and in doing 50 fell on
the track Just as u train came Numbering
around the bend that occurs there. Before
SAtterfeld had time 10 rise the train had
passed over him, killing him instantly. His
lett leg was cut of, his skull crushed and his
body terribly mangled,
Yesterday morning a brakeman on the B.
TO. while standing in the yards OF Newburg
was struck by q train and had his left leg
crushed of ut the kues.
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EDDIE CON h our.
lie Escapes From the Bridgeport
Lookup.

iLe Acnpe FFOm thc NEA"Seput
Lookup.
Eddie Combs, the young desperate Of thiI
city who raised the row at Bridgeport Mon
day night, and was locked up, Is again a
large, having escaped from the alleged lock
up over the river early yesterday morning
The grated door was forced open with q jim
my from the out tde, 1t Is supposed BY
friends OF Combs from this city. The author
titles say they do not know~where he fs, and
do not want to know. They are glad 10 gel
rid OF him on Ruy terms. They only regret
that McConaughyd did notshoot him on Mon
day.
was fined $50 and costs, which he paid.
Little Charley Burdette, who was shot BY
Combs, isgettlng along Weltunder DR.. Todd'i
carefuI and experienced care. Charley Is
very bright little fellow, and has tbs SYM
patty OF all. The ball Is lodged IN his leg.
There are three charges OF felony against
Combs, on eitheroi which he would probably
20 10 Columbus. IL Is 10 be hoped for the
peace and quiet Of this city that he will be
reinken and fifty punished. It Is only q
question OF time when he tackles the wrong
man II allowed to run at large, and gets bis
Qliietug.
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Qlre ~q,stsuigeurer.
0dIcr q rs and "a fourteenth Street


wapted-A Boy Is Years Old.
For Sale-DOg.
Wauted-Girl to do Homework.
At MoMechen's-New B%uckwheat.
Wanted-Business Man.
All Wool Underwesr-Thos. Hughes Il Co
Charley shay's Academy-sullivan q
SHADES Combination.
Loss and Gain-TAird page.
New Goods-I. G. Dillon.
Sldeboards-G. Mendel & Co.
DR., John L. Smith-Third page.
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AnION ANNIVERSARY.
S7ccessfaI aud Enjoyable Reception and
- Celebration Last Night.

~ ceesSfnl and EnIoyabie Reception and
- Celebration Last Night.
The Arlon Singing society celebrated III
second anniversary last evening. It's hand
some and spacious club house, corner Main
and Twentieth streets, was handsomely III
up and 1t was q merry crowd Of ladies and
gentlemen that thronged the rooms. A con.
cert and ball was the programme arranged for
the occasioL. Ats O'clock, the hour for com
mencing the concert, the main floor and gal.
lsry Of The large GgIambly room were both
filled with a fashionable audience. The
opening number, an overture by Kramer's
orchestra, was rendered In the usual good
STYLE that this organization IS noted for, and
this was followed BY a chorus The Forest
by Hasser, sung by the Lriop. Mr.. Joseph
Keller's piano solo, Pea'te dc Ao'r, by Patti.
sou, was we'll executed and deserv'
ed the applause 1t ELECTED. Miss An.
MIA Hess i D schuberts "Thiue Is my
Heart In q pleasing manner ProL.
SchoCkey's violin solos are always heard
with pleasure, and never did he please
an audience peter than he did the one he
PLAYED before last evening. Prof deg
mueller's fine baritone voice wss heard to q
good advantage in the solo "fhy Sentinel
AMI, " The Arlon sang two other choruses,
"Wild Ross" by Becker, and Die GeGrae, by
MasLring. All Of these were sung under the
abIs direction OF Prof.. Schotksy, and were
noticeable for the excellent time and careful
shading.
e'enred and Kramer and bis musicians taking
the stage the rest Of the night was given up
IN dancing, The pArlors were also filled with
The older ones who talked and listened 10 the
music and generally enjoyed themselves.
Supper was spread at midnight. The AIion
although young In years j. withoutdoubt the
isadInS musical society Of the city, and the
Brilliant progress 1t has made In the pat two
vsars auRers we'll for It's future welfare. Ia
nal entertainment will be 9 Sunday even.
concert, October g, followed BY Q dance
q.
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Miscellaneous Notes From the LeEce
Photographic Reports.

Miscellaneous Notes from II teEce
TeIegrIpllc Reports.
The Clifton cam up Yesterday and went Il
bank at the bend s:apnve the water works
Tho Little Anna entered into the ClarinE
ton trade yesterday afternoon in place Of th'
Telegram.
The river fell 9 inches yesterday, tho mark
last night showing q depth Of 8 feet l inch II
the channel.
Tho Belle Prince arrived from Fish cresh
and went to bank at the dry docEsto wait fol
more water.
The Diurnal left for Parkersburg at ll:3t
A NJ, aud the Chesapeake at lO:3OA. N. FOL
New Martinsyille,
CAIRO, October l7.-Rlver . feet 2 inohel
on CRY, October l7.-Rtver 8 inches ant
stationary; clear and cool.
GREESpBoRo, Pa, October l7.-River - fee
and stationary; weather clear.
PrruBuRGH, Pa, October l7.-River II
inches and falling; weather clear and warmer
BRow NsvILLE, Pa, October l7.-RiVer 4 fee
and stationary; weather clear; thermometer
30.
M~osGASrowS, October l7.-River l feet
inches aud stationary; weather clear; ther
momGter 62a,
RICs's LANDING, October l7.-I.lver 8 fee
10 inches and stationary; weGthsr clear
Thermometer G2".
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Mrs. William Weir rs still quite III. Hel
father and sister, OF Canonsburg, are visiting
her at her home on Fifth street.
James Kerr Is at New Athens, O., lookins
after the erection OF the new college build:
ings, for which he las the contract.
There will be a meeting OF the Council and
oitizsts at the T,wn Hall on Friday evening
u discuss The subject OF Water WorkS.
Every n interested In this important sub.
ject should be present and see what 10 best to
done by the town to sscur the much needed
water supply,
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srATs N
West Virginia. Western Pennsylvania
and Eastern Ohio.

West Virginia. Western Pennsylvania
and Eastern Ohio.
The Washington d WSyneSburg narrow
gauge has a floating debt OF only 5000.
John Miller was taken to tse penit,ptiary
from Preston county yesterday u serve n one
year sentence for robbing the mails, He Is
put IS years old.
A recentgrand jury OF Washington county,
Pa, recommended the purchase Of 40 acres
Of land by the county, to be used SIS a home
for psuper children. Any movement like
this that has for Its objec: the removal OF the
children from the bad associations Of the
almshouse isstricLly in order.
The incarceration OF the body Of DR.. Chas.
Blumenthal, who recently died al his home
In New York, which took place ia the 1t
| Moyne furnace at Little Washington Tuet-
day, YVES the twenty. fourth incineration that
has takea place In that crematofy The
ashes we're taken to Carlisle and inferred be-
side the remains OF DR.. BlumsutharS lrst
wife.
A young man named George Fuhr was
driven into n barn Tuesday night, near Den.
nison, by an Infatuated uncle, Henry Bush
man, threatenipgly bra4dishing q knife.
Fuhr drew q revolver and shot his aSsailant
dead, after which he gave himself up. Bush
man is well known here, having often ap-
peared in police court. He lived at Bridge
port.
At the reunion oithe 10th P. v. !. held at
Little Washington Tuesday, all the students
of Washiugton-J Jefferson College turned ont
strong and marched. Tney all carried canes.
including the freshmen, which wug contrary
To all rules and uses. At tho Fair Grounos
the classes OF 80 and 'S7 came together on
the cane question. A small but gritty 'S7
man undertook 10 wrsSt a ''club" from the
hands OF a champion of'SG This youth was
g~lorlously successful, but he drew his class
mates into q contest that was uncomtortably
warm, and left them rather dilapidated,
without q n The number OF red noses
and torn coats was about eQuslly divided.
The Freshmen received credit for their stay.
log qualities. This slight diversion from the
regular programme was the source Of much
merriment among HE spectators.
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TuxRx will bea meeting ofthe stockholders
Of the Wheeling District Campmeetng Asso-
citation, held on the camp ground tomorrow
al 10 O'Clock. TO which oil the stockholders
are earnestly invited, as there will be business
NJ yrsat {mporIance for consideration. Ex.
cursion ticketsw will be Bold by the Baltimore
4 OHIO road to M%oundSVille, from Wheeling.
Let none fall In going.
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| NEW lUAAs OGLQDSE lt.-WVIGY NJ o ptL SElibt
closed at 2 per cent. PHme mercantile paper 6a1
per cent, sterlin. Exchange bRnEers' bills weak ii
| &iSlH ;demRnd ASS%.
GoyERNNESr-Lower. w
US d, ..........r...r..lG 100 u. 7. q :. Q, hrsts."-ll3S
u. ). AZ, ooupOns".ll4HlU 1. bonds, hrsts...ll3s9
U. :. Il, eoup0us.".. III hIU. L. LAnd Grants T.. lVIH
Pacific O. OF '95.......l29 ~. +. sinking tlnd llG
| Central Pacific nrSlB, lllAITex. Pac, land gr'g.. bUN
Erie seconds....."... 81 lido Rio Grand diy.". II
Lehigh q Wilkes. ...-l03l
RAILROAD BoSDS-The general market IOr nall
road bonds was lower In sympathy with thedecline
IN the stock market.
Missouri. es........"...l o6 Virginia cOnRols, eI:
ST. Joseph-...."".'.l09 tA mat. coupons. Il
Tennessee 6s.."""... 81 Virginia deierreda.,. 10
Tennessee 6S. new. "a II. div.
SToCHs-TheA lock market was more active aud
the general decline In prices wasg tc ,tcr than on
any proyiUu: ia, Tor many months, .houSh the re.
1880 very much les than at the rxt. NJ d4cltueS
ALlI aud II. The general net decline Tor the fore.
noon was from II tlSh psEco1t, the latter on Ore
gon l. TfA1EcJntinenial, with exceptional net
decline OF Q per cent OIL oregon Railway Il NGviYA,
Li0u, the extreme telling III this stick from The
opening 70 the lowest price al y O'Clock being 10
point.
42S, 600 shares. probably the largest total for Ouy half
day In The history OF tho Exchange. Thu recovery
from The lowest prices ottho forchooa, which began
lust about u o'clock were Continued ullll nearly 4
In this two hours the most implrlluI advances
were on Oregon d TrAnScoptiuenl1l 2]i per rentto
u.s., Oregon Navigation l54 70 1917, Northwestern
y 70 iiI'f, preferred 2tS iSO, 81; Pau n tSg3'
L~aoSawauna i 10 llSN, CentalPaGdc / to Is, Lake
Shore | 10 W. Louisville X TO i6x, WeStCrn
Union ~ 10 u, Michigan Genital = TO 7sh, kanstS
d Texai " 10 q, Uni0u Pacific u 10 s6H, Mla0uH
Pacific Y TO 92N, Jersey Central " 10 TpX, Wabash
u 10 50Js, ommon 70 tsH, Omaha common TO
S1k, Manitoba ! 10 l06K, with smaller advances on
In tho last hour the market was weak, and there
wa q continued dtClile until Wl.hin about five
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Can be louud at the. new establishment Of
Jno. l.. Wyland & Bro, 1866 Market street,
this morning. Salt water: HRlibu', sake
cod, hadOck, cells, founders, mackerel, lob
slefs, crabs, butter fish, blue fsh, poIApos,
green turtle, b~callops, shrimps, smeeis, &C.
Fresh water: Maokinaw trout, yellow salmon,
yellow perch, jack salmon, white fish, black
bass, fresh herring.
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Intnre.led In PIre and Rntsr.

Such leading men as Captain Ben Bull.
Wrinkle, OF the Fire Patrol, Chicago, ILL.,,
ThomIs F. Nevins, Esq Chief Engineer Fire
Department, Brooklyn, n. Y; james Thomp.
Son, Fire Marshal, Philadelphia, Pa; Thomas
Willard. Esq, Fire Commissioner, Albany,
n. y, have used the iniallible cure, 81.
Jacobs Oil, and endorse and recommend It
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TUE neatest store OF the kind ever opened
10 the citv Is that OF John L. Wyland Z
Bro. 1850 Market street, These gentlemen
keep constantly or hand q large stock OF
fresh and nat water fish, and bucket, can
their stock.
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OUR line of light and medium weight
0vercoats, together with an extensive as
sOrtment Of Underwear, Is very complete,
tho weather Is all tllat could bs desired
and things generally are moving with u
rush ut The star.
y. GUNDLING l. CO.,
30 Twelfth Street.
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Bridgepprt,

The Q. & P. R, R. is suffering from oscar.
city Of cas-.
A. Q. Manifold shipped thirty thousand
pounds OF wool east yesterday. The price is
not known.
Mrs. Walter 0ng and children, OF cleveland,
D, have been yisttiting her brother, A. O.
Mansfield, OF BFidEeporE,
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District Vice President @. D. Thompson, oil
the Amalgamated Association, has made his
appointments OF deputies for the coming
year. These local deputies, with the Vice
President, form the District Executive Com.
mittee. The gentlemen appointed are.
John GAVIN, mailer Belmont mill, Wheel
Thomas Johns, Roller, Rsna mill, Rtua.
George Miller, boiler, Riverside mill,
George B. Davis, heater, IrOnt,n, O.
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INDICATIONS

WAsulkeroN, D. c., October lS.-1:30 An
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, local
rains In the western portion, fair weather
In the eastern portion, slight fall followed In
the western portion by rising barometer, s'a
.ionary or rising temperture, winds mostly
%southerly.
Lower Lake Region, fair weather, south
easterly winds, falling barometer, stationary
or rising temperature.
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Mn. j. C. Henderson, OF Cleveland, Ohio,
writes: "The use OF two Of Pierce's Pleasant
Pugatlye Pellets q day, torR few weeks, has
entirely cured me Of sick headache, from
which / formerly suffered terribly, Jas often,
on an average, as once. In ten days" OF all
drnPVfRiR.
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WE wish to call special attention TO our
new Department Of Dress Silks and Vel.
vets, both In c0lors and black, pain and
brocaded. Also Seal Plushes for cloak
ings. We are receiving new additions
daily and selling them nj reduced prices.
l.. SWABACKER,
1861 Main Street.
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Cotton.
WANTED.

WANTED-AGENTS TO SELL THE
w lrTlES1 Dook extSnt, "on a Mustang
rGcy dttripI!on Nf Teas side splitting stories.
quaint RnGcdUtCg, lsvIshly illuShaud zoo large
Gct4yo pages, only $3.50. Nrite for territory 10
0,BIRSk BROS 81 and 60 Wood street, Fits.
brTGh. Ih. ocl3
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A Spectacular Extravaganza In three acts. under
the management OF Mn. GHAs L. YALE.
New aud Gorgeous Scenery by BARLEY Merry tCar.
RED In compRny's carl Magnificent C6titnss
by GodchRux oi PatS. original Mule by 81.
Francis Tampar. GrGnd Bal!CtS, NRnchts and
Groupings by the celebrated MAitre de Pallet. sIE.
Q. Constantine.
The Great Artists, MAaitt and Bartholomew.
hcSirA. Dawson, Decker, Albert, Maritime |, Mason
aud LORD, Misses Annie barclay, Nelly EeyWOnd
and a great C5mpSuy representing Christians, Non.
gOllAns, M~ohanmedAnS, immortal, FSiIieS, Infer.
mails. etc.
A Grand English ballet, Introducing the Sar
Premiere DRnSeuSe ASOlut NILE ROSA ASTE.
GIANo, Milo lEmA Won Becky and y Grand CotDs
dc Ballet. ner60 teAutIful Young Ladies ~, IA
Thi %productIon at a cost OF over 5000.
Reserved seats $500 Admission 20 and 81 ceuu.
Seats on sale at Wilson 4 Banners music stole,
sale 10 m Wednesday October II.
Matinee prices, so aud % cents. Reserved seals
70 cents. cells
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The following shows the range OF the Their
mometer, as observed at schnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner:
1852 1883
IA. n. u n. ar y. 7P. ". II Ak. II Y. > P.A. i'm
81 20 70 60 A Is 81 62
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VALUABLE FARM
FOR SALE.

The undersigned olets for ghie his Farm. '!'aliEd
three miles east Of 81, tlsIfN!.e ard Que mlv
south OF the National Road. containing i4 aGiS'
lS5 under CultivEI Non; ha,, plenty o. gocl HmS,'
IIystS, and Il one q Tic hest iEr4i IN ilAt Psfloi
the county, i contains one gOOd dwelling hoGu
and one tenement h0ute, With ample AND u9hNgJ
nient ontbuild NRS; haN Three ga CithstI. a
choice fruit, together with \ variety oil 0lhcf Hu''
Euch ~ pear, CheFTtc, ounce, sc &c
For partIculAfs inquire 81 the W dfnightu VI
the premises, or address al 81. ClaIISTiEc'
SAMUEL Il. FIESEf.
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We can now truthfully say that
never in our business career have
VIZ been in such good shape to meet
the demands Of the public as now.
Many changes have been made III
our rooms this last season, aiming
to secure the best facilities Tor
handbag the goods In our several
departments and gain the best pos
BILE light.
A. SiEDENBACH SBR0.,
ll04 Main Street.
Our three floors are damned
with goods. As our clearance
sales OF last season have placed our
stock in such good shape that we
can show only new and desirable
goods and latest styles.
A. SIEDENBAGH K BRO,
Il04 Main Street..
We can only speak Of a few de-
partments in this issue, and our
earnest efforts to please llepublic.
A. SlEDENBACH &BH0.,
ll04 Main Street.
The first floor is devoted to the
general sale OF Dry Goods.
The second floor has been newly
reftted, and we make bold to say
that we now have the largest and
hest lighted show room for Ladies'
wraps in the State. The third
floor will only be Of interest to the
wholesale trade, Of which it is not
now our purpose to speas.
A.. SiEDENBACh &BR0.,
ll04 Main Street.
We are showing the largest and
best selected stock Of Dress Goods
in the city. The following being
only a few Of our s~pecialties in
that department: Black and col
ored silks, plain and fancy fiannels,
black and colOred cashmeres, &c.
We cannot refrain from saying a
few words of a class OF goods OF
which we are justly proud, and we
have we'll merIted the right to say
that our line is the most complete
shades best selected and prices the
lowest in the state. WespeakOf our
black and cOl0red cashneres, and
ask the pueblo to give them their
earnest attentiOn before making
any purchases. For notwithstand.
ing au advance OF 10 per cent OH last
seasons prices, we still maintain
our old prices, which our salesQfI
that Department. have proven to
be the lowest.
A. SIEDENBACH &BR0.,
ll04 Main Street.
Our line of black and col0red
y~elyeteens, silk yelyets, pushes,
&c, is now complete, being especial
ly fortunate ia securing the
leaailis brands, and most desirable
shades. Prices the lowest.
A,SIEDENRACH L. BRO,
1l04 Main 1T.
Our trimming department embraces
the latest Novelties In Passenlentries'
k.st5, p,hI,nnu In all thA leading shades.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-18
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