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p 1SrED INDIA PoseEEs.
SEATON PERRY.

SEAlON IEhR1,
Successor to Perry Il Brother)
HAS JUST RECEIVED PRINTED GENUINE INDIA
PONGEES WHICH MEASURE % INCHES
WIDE, ARE VERY CHOICE PATTERNS, AND
RANGE IN PRICE FROM 81. so 40 $l.75 PER
YARD.
NEW STRIPED AND CHECKED SUMMER SILKS
SPECIAL ATTRACT IN GROs GRAIN AND
OTTOMAN SILKS.
EMBROIDERED ZEPHYR AND Satire ROBES
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF NEW FRENCH
sATINES. IN FIGURES CHECKS, POLKA
SPOTS AND PLAIN COLORS, AT As AND SOC.
NEW PRINTED ALL LINEN LAWNS.
ANDERSON'S SCOTCH ZEPHYR CLOTHS. AT 40c
GENUINE SCOTCH GINGHAMS AT 25c.
NEW FRENCH, ALL-WOOL ORES TEXTURES
FOR SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR.
''RARE BARGAINsS' IN TABLE LINENS TOWELS
NAPKINS. SHEETINGS, BLANKETS AND
QUILTS.
--LATEST NOVELTIES" IN HANDKERCHIEFS.
HOSIERY AND KID GLOVES
LUPIN'S CELEBRATED. MOURNING FABRICS
A AND CQUkTAULD'S ENGLISH GRAPES "A
HOUSE JERSEYS IN BLACK AND CoLoRs.
re- DARK ROOM FOk DISPLAYING EVENING
FABRICS.
rF CHOICE GOODS. PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT
SEATON PERRY,
Perry Building.
Pennsylvania avenue, corner 9th street.
Established 1910. flo
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AssIGNEES SALE--The entire stock OF Mr.. b. Sill
verberg, 31a 1th street northwest, consisting OF
1uil line OF picture frames brackets baskets Satc-
els, pOcket-bOokS, books, albums, scrap books,
vases, toilet sets and fancy CllsS ware, silver
plated ware. lamps, oil paintings and cngrayingS,
gold and rolled plate jeweIry, japanese goods
games and very large stock or dolls and toys. Is
now being sold at private sale at and below cost.
Those desiring bargains should not 1afi to Call
Zachariah TObriner, assignee.
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On Ready-made Clothing win be discontinued
with the close OF the present week. Gentlemen
disposed to avail themselves OF undisputed bar
gains will please take notice thereof. The closing
out sale Of fine Underwear will be continued.
Gentlemen accustomed to fine goods should lay In
OF the American Hosiery Co.'S goods exclusively,
In the knitted stock.
For the purpose OF Introducing the merits OF my
Tailoring department to new trade, the discount
VIII be continued until the 9th inst, after which
the full price will be charged In this department
the dress making style does not prevail, for the
cutter Is master enough OF his business to obviate
the unpleasant requirement OF trying on, except
In very few cases, and hts always result
GEO. C. HENNING,
40 Seventh street.
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A WHITE DAY IN WASHINGTON. - Tomorrow
Will open upon the counters OF the PalaiS Royal a
full and complete assortment OF handsome white
goods This department., starting but a short
while ago, has met with such patronage from the
public as 10 compel the owner from time to time
TO widen It's bOrderS until now it can compete
with any of the oldest established houses in the
city, When all IS deserving OF commentator 1t Is
impossible TO give more than passing mention
The busy housewife, the thoughtful mother, the
Cav follower OF fashion and sfaideSt maid OF all
work viii each and all find upon these counters
something attractive, for the stock being entirely
new, none but the latest designs in all lines OF
goods are shown.
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OUR SPRING GOODS NEARLY READY FOR SHIP
1ENT.-1o gain room for them. we continue, until
Ns rch I, 10 Slaughter winter stock.
Ladies' 81 hand-Sewed kid and goat button now
a
LadeS's5 best French kid button now sass
Ladies' 81 y pebble and kid button, Csc
Misses s15o kid button now 81.
Gents $ best Scotch bottom Shoes, &3.25
Gents 50 stylish CATERS now 81. Is.
Chil1's all leather school shoes, Soc
Warm shoes ard slippers at half price.
coarse boots for men and boys below cost
Mems and boys fine boots at a sacrifice
WM HAHN & Co.,
Sic 18th street and 1872 Penna ayenne
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Condensed Locals.

street lamps VIII be lighted at II p. m. and
extinguished at 5 Il. m.
THE wEEkLY STAB eight large pages. cut. past
co AMI folted) Will be sent postpaid anywhere In
The nfted states or Canada for one dollar a year
List sunday morning an unsuccessful attempt
was made To set fire to the house OF Mr. C. b.
Willard, corner OF 81 and sire It's sOntheas1
lighted "a idle had been placed inside the shutters
with SO ne paper, but the rain seems to have ex-
The New German Building Association has
elected officers as follows: Edward KubeI presi-
dent; ELlil Johnscher, vice president; Charles
Berner, secretary; +. W. Rest, treasurer The
board OF directors are steven Helmnfh apeuSt
Doehrsr, Thomas LutZ, Conrad Neerer Henry
Bose, John Ofenstein, Joseph Howard, Leopold
AT meeting OF the National Ar,ltr alton
League, at the Y.M.C-A. rooms last evening a
memorial TO Congress was discussed and adopted
and aud resses were made by Reconnaissance OF
Stanton and others.
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL ELECTRIC STORAGE Con-
PAsY.--A new elective company has been formed
IN city under the name Of the National Capt. al
Electr.c Storage Company, with capital OF 500,
Un Geo Z. MAYNARD, Henry ID. Cooke, and others
constitute the company. They have the right for
TINS district IN the Faure electric accumulation.
MI Aayhard told a STAN reporter this morning
that they expected TO start operations the latter
part ol the month; that their plant would consist
OF ayhlIho ana some power either OF steam or
water They propose to manufacture these stor.
age batteries and offer them for sale to be use in
Whatever way the public may desire. The accu-
Inuiator j. Simply wooden box containing q bat
terry charged with electricity, which can be used
when ever desired, and when not in use does NOT
waste. 1t Is like a tank with gas or water, which
Gan be drawn from when needed. These boxes
are placed In dwellings and stores and furnish the
electric power to run lamps, machinery, bells and
ANYTHING to which such power can be applied
removed and . fresh one Is put In its place. Pas
Senger cars on the Pennsylvania railroad are
Lighted BY electricity in this way.
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Mr. william Kemp,

Used Properly
It never disappoints anybody We refer TO DR.
Bulls Cough Syrup Price, Is centa
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no 10th street southeast, says: 81 took Brown 3
Iron Bitters when my lung was affected and gained
strength and appetite"
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On Thirty DAYS, Trial.

The Voltaic Belt Co. Marshall, Mich, will send
Electric Appliances on trial for thirty days to men
young or Old) who are afflicted with nervous
anteeing speedy and complete restoration of health
and manly vIgor. Address as above. N.B.-No
risk Is incurred. as thirty days trial is al
lowed. W.Sm
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FrssELL's Ice CREAM ami Charlotte Russo.

VMEsTISEs.-Wholesale and retail, at j. Jay
Gould's.
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In RESPONSE 10 numerous requests, Dr.. Elliott
CoueS W III reg, at his ceebr ted lecture, "Daenon
OF Darwin" Notice hereafter.
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A ONE-LEGGED man, named Richard Burk, was
In Judge SHELLS dock this morning charged with
being vagrant and found begging on the street.
The court imposed q sentence OF 30 days on the
farm, but the defendant made touching appeal,
Stating that he lived In Ohio, and was here looking
after pension, but IL let of he would go home IL
be got drowned in the floods. The sentence was
suspended.
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ELEGANT STATIONERY for polite correspondence.
John G. Parker, 67 and 619 18th street north west,
opposite Patent ONCE.
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ONE LOT EMBROIDERY, for f1Ouncing, 25c. per
I'd. some wi II patterns only 15c. yd.
Iorchon laccs. from Sc. TO Sc. peryd.
WONDERFUL bargains, In job OF c0rsets, In white
and drab, at 20. pair.
Mis-. MAX WEYI. Agent
1f2 .th street
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500 i'm GOldw
Given away by Royal Glue. See advt
LANDLORDS Rhenish Cologne.

Forty Years Experience Of an Old Nurse.
Mrs. Ninslow's Soothing Syrup is the prescription
OF one OF the best female physicians and nurses in
years with never-falling success by millions OF
mothers for their children. 1t relieves the child
from PAIN cures dysentery and diarrhoea, gripping
In the bowels and wird collie. BY giving health
to the Child it rests the mother. Price Is cents
UOtllG m,W,j
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w III. HAHN q NO.y
Sic 9TH street and 1872 Penna. avenue.

PLEASE NOTICE--Arrfved to-day some Of the
finest and freshest oysters OF the season. Among
them are the Lynn Haven Bays ana Old Rlppa-
hammock plants Steam. roast, broIled, Sc. Also,
families furnished. JohnSonS, 9Th, near street.
Ladies' saloon first floor
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.'AIderney Dairy Wag0ns.n
Fresh Attorney Butter. churned every morning
and delivered in k-lb. "Ward" prints. 55c. per 10.
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk ana sweet milk,
&c. per qt Cream l5c. pint
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OwISG 10 the rapidly increasing demand for our
pure Eun-ari.n wins We have opened an Amerl.
can branch, where a large stock Will always be
Kept Of our
Cariow!tz. the Great Hungarian CIaret.
end all o. her kinds OF Still ana Sparkling Hun
garian Wines. Agencies Will be granted In all
krlncipal cities throughout the United States and
Canadas- Apply to
MAX GREGER. limited
HUryeyors o. Hungarian wines by special appoint-
ment to the Queen OF England. No 28s Fifth
avenue, New York, L. s A.
WHY Do YOU Do So-We mean 90 without a
square meal The reason that many do is be-
cause they can't KEEP it down on account OF Gys-
pepSid XInters MellistOn will demoralZaa board
Ing house. Try it $50 and GIL 9TH street.
The following Immense bargains will be almost
given away tomorrow only at II. GoldSchmid's
el2 itn ST. NV: cakes OF Lubln'S toilet soap &C.
Goldschrnid's celebrated toilet soap &c. a large
cake, scrubbing brushes medium size &c Iarg. &c
= extra large l2c, backing brush with boxes OF
piackng l5c. % n. clothes line 1Oc., 80 IT. I5c
stove pruSh with cakes OF stove polish 10, La rye
Japahned Dust pans with brush lie, 10 pin hat
racks &c. Japanese cups and saucers lSc tooth
picks p box, fayOrite shoe dressing Sc a bottle
cabinet &C., b. F. Browns 7c., lunch baskets &C.
zinc wash boards 13c., metallic hair brushes a)c
hoop water buckets 12c covered chamber buck
cts assorted colors &c. foot tubs 4Sc covered glass
preserve dishes, 12c., real Majolca fruit bowls
sc. tin pitchers and bowls large size assorted col,
crs 7oe-, blue willow china dinner plates 500 "
COZ, large 1apanned dust pans 7e., OF water
puckets sc PIE or jelly plates for 10c. also great
OdrgaihS In oaby carriages and 10 per cent dis
count, on an immense assortment OF decorated
CHINA, tea, dinner and chamber sets
BIN columns, will he sent postpaid for one dollar
year. Try IL.
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FINE EMBOIDERIES In match patterns, nainSook,
swiss, carrIcknacroSS and Irish point, st very low
prices. MRS. MAX WEYL Agent,
.12 18th street
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Hecker's Baking Powder
Is perfect in every respect, heathful, thoroughly
reliable uniform in strength and its baking dual
tiles cannot be surpassed.
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Good Advice.
Nearly all the ills that af11ict US can be pre-
vented and cured by keeping the stomach, liver
and kidneys in perfect working order. There is
no medicine known that will do this as surely as
Parker'S Ginger Tonic.
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The Safest Wav

The Safest Way.
The safest and surest way to restore the youth
fu color OF the hair is furnished by Parker's Hair
Balsam, which Is deServedly popular from its
superior Cleanliness
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DRY GOODS.

DRY GooDs.
J. A. LUTTRELL & CO.,
S17 MARKET SPACE.
French Satines In New and Beautiful Designs with
Plain Colors to match. Cashmeres Albatross and
Nuns Yelling III all the Evening Shades. Black and
Colored Cashmeres I'm end ess variety. at Lowest
Prices Now is the time to get special bargains in
Table Linens. We have just added to our stock
Thirty Pieces selected with great care which will
compare in prices with anything this side of New
York. We invite special attention to these goods,
confident that they cannot fail please our stock
Of Sheeting, A. Brown and Bleached Cotton.
Towels Napkins and in fact all kinds Of Domestics
is complete.
]. A. LUTTRELL & CO.,
n GIT MARKET SPACE.
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NJ. AuGENsTETN, SIT 9TH street northwest. having
Just received IS cases OF tinware offers IL for to-
morrow and Friday at the following low prices:
17c. or. saucepans, Sc. Qt, 16c; at buckets,
ct, &C.; Japanned toilet sets,a c0ors, 81. s.
10 qt, dshpans, He; IL ct. 14c; IA qt., 49,. cu-
lenders, &C.; duStpan and brush, 17c rooted wash
basins. &C.; following 10c. and 15c. goods at Be.
comb cases, dredgers, pepper boxes. nutmeg
graters, bread graters, egg heaters, te, striiner
meat forks, match boxes, &c. each; 4 at puidiag
pans, &c., 6 Of, 13c.
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A New Years Gift.
In the shape OF the Dollar WEEKLY STAR for one
year. Is In order. 1t is large eight-page paper of
hfty-s coIumns-the largest and cheapest In the
country. Only one dollar, post paid.
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Trinders' LactO PhOsllate Of Lime and
Cod Liver Oil, the best remedy known for coughs,
colds, consumption, bronchitis, asthma, all throat
breast and lung affections.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER I
WASHINGTON, ID. C., Feb. IA, 1883, $40 a m
For the mid lie Atlantic states, warmer cloudy
lower barometer.
Special Weather Bulletin.
The FLOODS IN THE MISSISSIPPI yALLEY-MoRE RAIN
TONIGHT.
The chief signal officer OF the army furnishes
the following special bulletin to the press
The Ohio river reached its maximum OF sixty-fiyc
feet one inch at pm yesterday, AMI tell two
inches and one quarter during the night. The
heavy rains which will prevail In the Ohio valley
today will delay the fall at Cincinnati, and PROB
ably cause second rise at that point and points
above. The river has reached the danger lluc at
Cairo, and dangerous floods Will occur In the MI
sissippi below Cairo Property should be removed
70 places OF safety above the danger line. Rain
prevails this morning except in New England; a
severe storm Is central in Iowa. moving northeast
ward; IL Will pass over the lake region to-day.
The temperature has risen from 10o to 30 in the
mississippi and Ohio Valleys and the lake region,
and from 30 to 100 on the Atlantic coast. The
following stations report more than one inch rain
fall during the past "a hours Springfield H., 154;
Springfield, Mo-, 135; St LOUIS, I32. The follow
Ing special temperatures were reported at p. M.
yesterday: Washington, $50: Norfolk, 45o; Sa-
vannah, $50: Atlanta, $50; jacksonville, 61o:
Pensacola, go; New Orleans. T3o: Galveston,
zoo; San Antonio, $50; Tucson so; Los Angeles,
b6o, and San Diego, go. Warmer cloudy weather
and rain Is indicated for the middle tl,ntic
states, lake region and the Ohio valley to-day and
Tonight; followed during Thursday by clearing
and partly cloudy weather. Snt and rain are
Indicated for New England Tomorrow
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TUE CELLULOm TRUSS, THAT NEVER
Il beeokA never Weoku out afVnYn Ciaan- And ~ -
WORN Wadle bafhing. i 10 @leaE - -
OHAa II6HKHA
~~r~ :, u tn stZoet nuEfhWo1G
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-06
A LITTLE STRIKE.
rnENoarAwAEELIMaeL AsswoRks
a.. Or r,r Hour, Yesterday, Bat Tie Dialeall,
", ID the nsa AtIastsd, and Work 10 DO BE.
.nH,sd TOD,y-ThSSs sin Case Again
p.r.:rtd By the COmnlsslOnsrs.

There was q little difficulty between the
North Wheeling Glass Works aud its en-
ployes yesterday, and fourteen of the sixteen
blowers employed were discharged. Some Of
the other hands in the works were asked TO
take the places Of the discharged men tempo.
rarily, but refused TO do 20. Last evening an
understanding wasarriyed at however, and
the men will resume work as usual this
morning.
1t was difficult to get clear uodentand.
ing Of the character OF t1e difficulty. There
was q conference between nearly all the
blowers employed at this works and repro.
sentatiyes OF the Bottle Blowers Uaion held
at Turner hall Saturday afternoon. The
men here have never belonged 10 the uaign
heretofore, and they ssy they did not join II
Saturday, though they leave 1t ID be Inferred
that the meeting was held with view to
their becoming members OF the national or
gauizltion. Saturday evening notices were
posted in the works to the eject that all the
employees who Ia1 been present at the COZ.
ference we're discharged Themattsr created
nd little excitement, no. only among the emf
ployes, but among workingmen Generally.
The agreement arrived at last evening,
under which the men will rtturn to work
this morning, was tia. the oomTanS should
ray the wages adopted by the National BOZ:
lie Blowers Union. Il Is understood thai
the matter II finally settled.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-06

A story OF q modern Young Lochinvar
comes from Spencer, Reaae coanty. The
daring hero Is the County Superintendent Of
Free Fchoo $, Edward Corder by name, and
Maggie Poole: is the Fame OF his lady fair.
On the morning Of October q. they eloped
and started for Ohio. AS Mis- Poole was one
ofspencer's most charming young ladies, the
excitement c2ussd In TIE village when 1t
was learned what bad occurred was natural
~ intenSs. VIII Poole, the brother of the
fair one who had HIwn from the opposing
influence OF parents, hastily prepared 10 go
in pursuit. Procuring rig and driver he
he proceeded 10 Ripley and sent telephonic
dispatch to Rayenswood to haYe the gill
arr sted, which was accordingly done by
Policeman BOice, Of the Rsyetswooa police
force. The puTsu4rs arrived and trial en-
sued. The warrant was quakhed and
the young lady liberated. Thty might
have gone further but sbe, listening
to the pleadings OF her brother, tlHGlly
consented TO return 10 her home under GER
tain conditions which her brother agreed
ahould ID complied with. Young Pool and
his sister returned by way Of Ripley and
Corder and went direct from RaVenswood TO
Spence, srriying there on the evening Of the
o5!h. The excitement thare had by no
means abated, but was rather on tie inCrtaJe
aud everybody was eager u hear q Ia news
The aforesaid sIipula!iors not having been
complied with, On entauGlastic band IVES Oh
ganiG.d on the night following their return
for tho purpose OF securing tho ptizs for a
second elopement; however, they did no. &C.
complish their aim. Since then they have,
according to the Psrkersburg Sale Journal,
outwitted those that stood in their way.
They were married 10 pelpre, Ohio, and item
vent hQine 10 receive the blessing usual in
cayes like this.
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A DOUBLE TRAGEDY
JusT ovER rHE sTArE soR0ER.
ARoaas cOan,y IOeAlarlr Who DID No. aCsns Dat
oiths west" bat aOthl PairIst.as Last
BalIairs srIsfs-Crim. Con. salt at
Martins Ptrry-Stats Ntwr.

The Grsenbrier Independent tells OF q bloody
shooting ARRAY reported from the neighbor.
hood of the Sweet Springs. The shooting
took place just across the lire in Allegheny
county, Va. 1t seems that young son Of
DR.. J. L. Woodville OF that vicinity, was the
owner OF two viluable hounds, and that
while out chasing deer the dogs were shot
and killed By Shelton Clarke and = armap,
who were still.hunting. Realizing his loss
and incenssd at The act, young woodville the
next morning went In search Of the men,
and found them at work hewing timber near
the place where his dogs had. been killed.
One Of the men, seeing Woo1yill approach
ing, threw his axe at him, when Woodyille
raised double barrelea shot gun and fired,
sending seventeen bucksaot INTO his side.
The other man stsrLed to run, when another
shot was fired by Woodville, which took Ell
fsct in the mans hip, tearing it rear:y who'll
~ from his body. Or. WA. P. CllWell, OF
White Eulphnr Springs, WAS called 10 see the
wounded men, and he pronounces their cases
hopeless. Young Woodville was arrested
and taken to CoYingtOr.
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pERsoN ID MENT,oN.
Jews aud Gossip In ReferEnce 70 Various
pe0pic.

Z, ". Chambers, Postmaster at Mt Pleas
at, Ohio, IVES at the Mcclure yesterday.
Caas. L. Hambright, OF the Cumberland,
(Md.) Independent. was in the city yesterday
Ar, W, G. Peterson, representing Evans,
Bryant Hosy's "Ateteors," was In the city
las: evening.
Mr.. ], H. Abolition, OF company 10. 7,
Pittsburgh Fire Department, Is q guest oil
Mr.. Hugo Loos.
Hon. John L. Rphl, OF harrisburg Delegate
IRON Harrison county, aud one Of the liytss
young busi1ess men In the State, was in the
city on business yesterday.
Mr.. James F. McDermott, it,, son OF ]. F,
McDe:mott, E.g, formerly Of Wheeling,
was marfiSd at Baltimore, October II, to Mics
Eilis A. Brown. Th5 parties have many
friends 10 this city, Who will readthiS an
nopncemept with interest.
The WGyraGburg Republican says: Frank
Stanton, OF Wheeling, * in town on short
vacation, spending the time chsGtng rabbits
and observing the bra ltiful sailing Qualities
OF the quail when 1t gets about hundred
yards distant from It's purszer.
Mr.. ]. D. Stanton, Of this city, has been
appointed a Route l4all agent between Graf.
Ton and Cincinnati, and arFiy ed in OinGinnatl
yesterday to assume his new duties; MIR.
Stanton Possesses qualifications Of q high OF:
der for the work oil his new position, and will
no doubt h!Iit to the satisfaction Of the de-
paltn1ent and with credit 10 himself.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-06

u
OF Merchant TailorS' Misft C!othirg; 500. 900
worth has arrived and is now eXhioited and
for sale Ut ll0n Main Etreet This Is not a lot
al ready taada clothirG. but genuine mel
ohant tailor mistit clothing, which will be
sold, for two weeks only, OF prices whI1a arc
so per cent CT actual CGst, No such bargains
eyer be FIRE offered In this civ. Stop in and
exsmine their elegant displsy.
What few dollsg Will do-31 IS buys
m'p'a good pants IL thirty different styles,
worth 81 0O. at the MIST; sore, 100 Main
street.
Five dollars and forty cents buya mems
good cashmere suits, worth $40 10, a. the
Mi 1T store, 1lCe Main street.
S. 90 buys Fashionable DrG Suit, worth
$50 at the Misfita.ore, ll09 Main street
70 10 buys an Imported Engi;sh Worsted
or Ohegi0t MEMS Suit, worth $40 90, at the
MIslis store, 100 Main street.
S. 81 buys Mems good overcosts in oil COL
ols worth $l2 90, at the Misfit store, ll9a
Main street,
81 ID buys Imported Fur, Beaver or Ergllsh
Wo: ed 0vercoats, worth $50 90, at the mis-.
III store, 1l0a Main street,
50 10 buys Boys Suits In Lirht and Dark
colors, worth SO go. at ths Mlsdt store, 100
Main street.
50 60 buys Boys good oVercoats in all co..
ors worth IS So at the Mlfitstore, lll0MAln
street. TF&w