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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-30

The Bellaire Tribune thus philosophers on
the veal and beef supply: ' en-"
A large drove. OF winter fed cattle passed
through town to-day for the Wheeling
market. It seems rather strange that 10
spite OF the large number Of. cattle daily seen
on our streets. beef should continue to COM
maud IS and 20 cents per pound, but such 10
the fact, and Ills probably due 70 the large
consumption OF veal. Our, German popula.
ton are especially fond Of yeal-and in fact
almost every body relishes . little now and
theu-and to supply this demand large
numbers OF calves are annually slaughtered.
A calf six or eight weeks old does not furnish
a'large amount Of meat-yet the death ofa
cali Is decrease Of one IN the number Of
cattle. The came cali, II allowed 70 reach It's
third or fourth year, would furnish about
four times the amont Of meat, and 60 further
towards supplying the demand. However, as
long as there Is q demand for Il, veal will be
furnished, and the price Of bsef will stay
wEere II now is;zof, maybe, before long, 60
higher yet. A few more cents per pound
would make beef considerable OF rarity on
the tables OF our poorer men. .a
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rAIk wIrH A woRKMAN.

one Of the best informed OF the members
OF the Amalgamated Association, in a talk
with reporter last night, stated the case
thus: Business Is good in all lines OF icon
but bar. It Is bad just now; there Is DO de-
nying that. On this account all the mills
have to siaud together for decrease Of
wages. or course the nail mills take advan-
tage Of the situation and make
demand for some points In
which they alone are interested, but you can
rely on 1t that state fact when say the
condition OF the bar iron market is response.
BILE for the action OF the III .nufacturers. The
men asked them why they did not shut dow;
and lessen the production, and tSsy answered
that the mills would not stick together.
Some OF them would run on In spite OF the
wish Of the msjority and the interests OF all.
We told them the Association would under.
take to shut down the mills. And we would
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The Board Of Public Works was again in
session In the Governors Office yesterday,
sitting as Board Of Equalization on the
reassessment returns. Hon. Wilson B. Max.
we'll. OF Tucker county, appeared on behalf
OF the tar payers Of his county, and made a
statement intended to influence the Board 70
leave the assessment in Tucker county unin.
crossed. He said large tracts Of land could
prices, ranging as low as 40 cents per acre in
some cases, and below rs cents in many
others. e
In the afternoon the Board held an e1ecu.
tive session, from which all outsiders were
excluded. The result was not made known,
but It 10 believed the Board concluded to al
low all the returns OF the assessors under the
Retaliation act to remain unalsered.
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child BADLY Rnrnel.

Last evening about Ave o'clock, a little
daughter OF Emil Smith, F enchman, who
resides on Woods street. south OF Thirty
seventh, attempted 70 start fire 10 the
poured oil over the wood. Thought and the
blRz. flew out aud surrounded the child,
igniting her clothing aud enyelopiug her 10 a
sheet OF 4 lme. She ran screaming ont Of the
house, the air tanning the fumes more and
more as sha ran. She was fually stopped,
and the flames extineuishtd, but abe was
already seriously, and 1t was feared fatally,
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WE, the undersigned merchants In dry
goods and millinery. agree TO close ourre-
spective places Of business to-day, Decoration
Day from noon, In memory Of the nations
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This court met yesterday morning at o:SO
O'Clock, Judge Jeifsra on the bench, T. N.
DArrAh, clerk.
In The case OF Cbas. He'll vs.. Canadian and
Eogllsh, In assumpslt, a judgment was rem.
deFed for the plaintiff In the sum Of SSSS II.
An order was entered showing the ilirg
of an answer OF George Barid's petition In
The chAnceTy case OF John CoWl 81 al. vs. the
heirs At lawof William Cowl and Others.
In the case OF VIM. r. Sehuelle vs. Louisa
Diohescheid ard Others, In chanrsty, an or.
der OF reference Was entered re.
ierring It TO Joseph R, PAUL, commissioner
Of the court, be 10 state an account, etc,
Adjourned to Friday next at $50 An.
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0nee,, ofIhc iIaI.

This evening aud tomorrow eylning a
grand "May Festival" will be held In the
Second ward market hall, the proceeds to go
toward liquldAting debt on the patronage
OF Simpson N. E. church, eolored. The
stAubenville band will be In attendance. A
Queen OF the May" will DO crowned this
evening. Nine judges have been selected 10
choose, the fortunate person who Is 10 be thus
honored. They are X L. Anderson, Hons.
ton Davis George Miller; Wheeling, Spot.
wood Green, 6. o. Thompson, Andrew 'tur.
min, Rellairt; Dennis Palmer, George King,
Isaiah Bird, Bridgeport. Messra. DunmoIe
Whiting, g. McMeohen and N. Taylor com.
posa the Committee OF Arrangements, and
Mr.. George Hollinger will be the orator q
The evening. Refreshments aad supper will
be Reryed, u..t.
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FOR GALE,

EOR SALE-A FIRST CLASS BRICK
u Dwelling Of 10 rooms, situated on HoNSid
street, IN KlTkwood Terms TO suit purchase m
quire Of JAMES DUNCAN, oglebay Bltcf, E1age
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THE ladies' OF the Fourth street NJ. El
church will give one Of their enjoyable 30.
Giables tomorrow Thursday evening
Those who have attended former ones will
without doubt hail this announcement with
delight You can get q splendid supper
better than at home-for very small con;
sideration-and besides enjoy rich literary
and musical treat. I
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LOUISVILLE, May 29.-Riyer rising with
10 feet 10 inches in the canal and 1, Of
10 inches on the falls; cloudy and warm.
EVANSVILLE. May 20 River IS feet 8
and rising. Cloudy, with occasional light
showers. Wind northeast. Thermometer
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REST RLNNn PIIRIEIER.I

Ihaye used your .GutIcua remedies in several
Them all. Your CUT ur4 Resolyent. 10 far a. my
supply allow me 10 test Il hiss. IN my hAndV, eI.
cetded In efficacy and Ell I4ncy any lltetaflye
In Gl active practice Of so yeau' duration :
,..,...,. 4 n. EVKRR, N. D. z
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GREATEST on -EARlH..a

CurIcuRA REMEDIES are the greatest medicines
on earth Had the worst casa Salt Rheum III lois
county My mother had II twenty yeAts, and 10
fact died from It. ] believe CutlcurA would have
qyed her life. Ny arms, hrsAst, and head were
cured until used the CuliGura ROso)yent inter,
nAlly. and enticura and Culcura Soap externally.
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.Miih arnicfaI recIlnr.. !,

. DR.. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y: Dear sIr-Your
Golden Medical Discovery" and "PurSative
Pellets" have cured my daughter Of scrCfu.
Ions SyellingI and Open Sores about the
Ne, K; and your "Favotlte Prescription" has
accomplished wonders In restoring to health
INV wife who had been hediAst for eight
months from Female Weakness. ] am with
grateful feelings, yours truly, I. H. Lone,
GAlYeSton. Texas. w&W
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~ spent over $1,000 In twenty.three
veS,H laid Msjor II. W. Hines, Of Boston,
Mas, ain being doctored for epilep.y, l
emnloyed the best phyGciansin New Orleans,
81 Louis, Nav York, Philadelphia, Boston,
Samaritan NerVine has cured me entirely"
81 so, ....-..--------:- An'~"
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The high school at Martia's Ferry Is older
than that ut Bridgeport. Tomorrow evening
It has Its twelfth annual commencement,
For the twelve years covered BY It's successive
commandments, aud for several more, 1t has
been undsr the supervision Of Prof. Charles
R. shreve, the present Superintendent. To.
morrow's programme will open with prayer
by Re,. J. J. Moo lrrell followed by chorus
bringing What Praise,n BY Eichberg
Edward L. McComps will resd All essay on
Liberty and Law which will be followed
BY another essay on THE Faces We Meet
by Miss Lizzie n. Medill. The rest Of the
First part consists Of solo and chorus ie
Shepherds, Tell Me-" from Mszinghi; an
essay on IN ythology, by Miss Ida B. Hoyle,
and an essay on diplomas" by Miss Maggie
B Kerr. Part II Is as follows: Chorus The
Red Gross knight" allcott; essay "What the
Birds Sing" Miss Emma Lewis; essay "a
iestrospect,n Robert A! Blackford; trio "Tbe
Nightingale to Home Returns" Mendelssohp;
Presentation OF Diplomas, by Rev. Err Jones;
chorus, MARX the Merry Ewes Callcot';
Benedtction, by Rev. VIM. Weir. This years
Sonors were taken by Misses Emma Lewis
and Maggie Kerr, .."..
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spKo1AIrIE, for The week at the Eastern
Dry Goods Store, Marshall & Co., LILO Main
street. Lawns India lineas. NainsOok,
India :. Malls, orgaudies, Figured Swiss,
Piques, witha large assortment OF Laces and,
Emhroidsriea. 'f Fl
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"HAvE you seen Sam ?"

To MORROW evening the ladies OF the Fourth
Street NJ b. Church will give q social fol.
lowed by literary and musical programme,
which embraces among other numbers solos
by Mrs Will Martin and Mrs. DR.. Palmer.
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Gnel Q.teitiIae;tttljrer
0Mee:'Nos. 80 Hnd ~ Fourteenth siresi
New Advertisements.

Rooms TO Let. q, ~
Wanted situaton.as Muse.
u Palace ReirIeerat ors-Eesbitt. & Bro. GIL
decorate Your Homes--W A. Wilson.
For S4le4Houses and Lots-G. o. Smith.
Condemned Government. Furniture For
q Pittsburgh and Ksnawha River Packet
w. n. Chancellvr.s IN ",
{ ! Now Store, New Prices-Jones & Littell.
The suu-one Million o Week. ~ c
-Nf Elegant RingL gltE N 4fL
I, Perfection Window Cleaner.
b Great Reduction In Price Of Carpets.
{ DR.. John E. 6mith-Third page.
=. L. swabacker-Black Dress SIlks-Head Of
Local, u Et.t.tiJt ..Di Alr 3
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that for pure, sweet Bread, Rolls and Hot
Cakes use "Vienna" Formerly PkGuix)
Pressed Yeast Itis always ready aud never
fails All tirst class grocers and bakers keep
1t "White Label" None Others genuine.
ais tHtH 1853 'tH NWkP
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The supper and social at Fourth street NJ,
+. church Thursday evening promises 10 be
tho most successful OF the season The pal.
ate Of the epicuie will be tickled by dishes
Ct for the table OF king, Don't iail TO be
present. O..
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The hall has mt been told as 10 the great cua.
tive powers OF toe Cuticu'A RencdIess fhAve paid
hundreds OF dollars for medicines 70 cure leases
OF the blood and lkin, and never found anything
yet 10 equal the Cuticura RemedieA
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DREss Goods, oashmeres, ETC., at your own
price They must be sold. Gro. g. Roth.
RIM. LIT, Assignee
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icuTlcuRE.
Z !. 2zzak

PYEATA, REPrIE GA, 6cRoyuLA, and other forms
Of blood poi,o4iIg, resulting In ElAnduar swell.
ingE, nlcGIous patcheSin tho throat aud month alb
eTuptiouE are speedily neutrGEed and CT pelied BY
the Cuticun RGsolvlnt, the new blood putlaer,
while tho skin |, cleRrSed Of all dbhguhng tnnioT
by tho az ttrnAl lps Of CnliruA aud Cuticura Soap
the great akin cures. CuticuraI Reselveut. Abto
lutely destroys disease germs which float IN the
blood urine ant perpifAuon-th Is m doubt
about II land expels them through the bowels,
kllneYR and DOfeS OF tho Skin, 81 -
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1receiyed this week large line OF mems
Button, Congress and low cut shoes, suitable
for the sea- on. An inspection will satisfy
any one that1 have the best stock In the city
aud at the lowest prices. L,V. BLOND.
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MEs WILL MARTIN and Mrs. DR., Palmer
sing al. the Fourth N. E Church social 10;
morrow evening. Other interesting features
on the programme. i1..-.l..,,
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aoTEL ARRIVALS.
, ST IAMYa HoTEL

''You can easily make your 81 In white and
soft" How" "Use Glenn's Sulphur Soap. y
Pixies Toothache Drops curein one minute,
s'9. w -t'-' NwF&w
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WHITE Goods-a fine line less than cost.
Come and see them before pnrchaslDg che
where. They must be sold ina short time.
B. N. 1T, Assignee. Gro. g. RorH.
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will offer this week some real bargains
In ladies shoes. walking shoes ehd slippers,
Call early while We have full assortment,
10 iWi H'f lbs L. v. BLosp.
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"HAyR you sean Sam 2"


MAEzGNIto. CuBA.-The pharmacists,
MesRrs. Pedro Cespedesy Pons. announce the
remarkable cure OF Senior D Jose Ramirez
Fornaris. Planter, who suffered from chronic
rheumatism, and was cured by St. Jacobs
OIL In three days.
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CARPETS, OH Cloths, etc, at less than cost to
close them out. 81 GEO. g. RoTH.
B. NJ LIT, Assignee. .,p ~ ~ ih
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DECORATION VISITORS

q Can he supplied with fsootsaud Shoes at
reduced prices. Call and be convinced al
j. W. AMlUK'S,
II43 Main Street, near Twelfth.
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SHAVE you seen en- Sam n

FAsr, brilliant and fashionable are the Dia.
mond Dye colors. One package colorS 10
pounds Of goods. 10 cents for any color.
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WARRINGTON, D. O., May So-l;so a. N
Fur Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, partly
eloudy5 weather, with local rains, variable
Winds mostly northeast, stationary or lower
Temperature and nearly stationary pressure
, II For the Lower Lake Regions, fair weather
winds mostly southerly, stationary or higher
tenDerature and pressure. ne
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Thermometcr RECORD.

Tie following shows the range Of The ther.
r,omst.r. As observed at ScDneprS drug
+, store, Opera House corner Sesterday:l
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ADDITIONAL NAMES CT SOLDIERS.
M.r-u,'. E,onv MAJ

7ohe Editor Of he IntelRya,eer. !.
slR:-In your list Of soldiers buried II
Wheeling cemeteries netice the omission o
the following names:
Jno. Mcdaniel, 20. II, 1st WA Il. Art
Peninsula. ....
Jno. Nj. Wallace. Co. K, 1st-w.va. Inf
Mt Wood.
IL James Lewis, Co. X, LIST W. Va, Init
Mt. Wood. -.-...
Mt. Wood. 8. DEAs.
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CURE IN EVERY CASE.

Your CutIenra Remedies outs4ii all other u,edl
q leS keep for kin diseases Ny customer and
patients sav that they hsve eteeIGl a cfe Ia every
instance, where other remedies hAve iAIled :
II W. BROCK Way. N. D.
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CUTICnRA RENNLYENT. ]

Cnticnra, and cuticun soap, Iold eyoIyshere
Pri.ei Cut'cnfl, 50 ctA and 81 per box. ,LutIcna
Res0lvepL, 81 20 per bottle Cuticun soap IS cd
CuLiCuA shAViuR Soap, 5 cts -
Potter Drug aud Chemical Co., Boston.
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"HAvr you seenl4am ~


At Warner Bros, saloon, No. 1902 Market
street. 70 day from 0 TO 12A. NJ, and 10 IL
Pm. Give them call.
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Day Goons at 20 per cent. less than auction
prices, at .'s.,. Gro. G. RoTn's
B. NJ LIST. Assignee F
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TIE IRON SITUATION.
ONLY TWO DAYS OF WORK LEFT
FOR .A. NH n.s, u.l.s "sons,hlss Happens"
MIA, Iseh HOrEn,a Ssd nsnutistnisn,
Rave to SAY Of the outlook NoW-Ths
sIsalarGnss Of Yesterdays e Ion.

Tomorrow evening, unless the manutac.
turers aIgn the scale which now governs the
wages paid workmen in the mills, the iron
mills Of this district, with all Others west OF
the Allegheny mountains, will shut down
for an indefinite period. The employees con-
tidently expect lockout, but are inclined to
believe It will not amount to very much.
E pecially did those who learned of the man
uiacturers' action at Pittsburgh yesterday,
in pledging each other to secrecy as to the
result OF the meeetiRV, take hopeful view
OF the situation. Had the manufacturers
merely affirmed their former determination
To- maintain their demand for decrease,
the workmen argued, there would have been
no reason for attempting to keep this action
from the public. Their desire to keep their
action from becoming premRturely known
could only arise from the fact that they had
modified their former demands.
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N"HAyEyop seen samr .t07i 'a"
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CONFEDERATE SOLDIERS REMEMBERED.

For several days quiet movement has
been on foot among the ex.Conftderate sol.
diers OF the city, TO organize a temporary as.
ISOLATION 10 pay the same honors TO their late
comrades. about score in number, who lie
In the cemeteries here A large omnibus has
been engaged, and was last evening decorated
and festoOned. The survivors Of that army
residing here will 20 TO each of the cemeteries
and decorate the graves OF their dead COM
rAdes this morning.
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BRIDeEpoRr HIGH SCHOOL.
Programme Of The Ninth Annual Com.

On Friday evening next, the ninth annual
Commencement Of the Bridgeport High
School will take place. The class numbers
seven, and Is the largest graduated By The
school since 1879. The following programme
will be rendered; Prayer by Rev. n, O.
Warrington; chorus by the School-"Happy
Are We this Day" Essay by Mils Alberta
Riet--"The Old Types and the Nsw:" R4ci.
tatIUn by Miss Amy W. Chapman Long.
fellows King Robert OF Sicily Recitation
by Miss Jessie w. Bates--"rhe Drowned
Mariner" Chorus--'Merry Sings the Lark"
Essay by Miss Lille b. Turner
"The little that we see
From doubts never iree;;'
Essay by Miss Anna L. Wilson-"Don't
Let Co." Part second opens with chorus,
Evening Bells''; Essay by Miss Mamie v.
Duncan-"Some folks; Essay by Miss Mag.
gle D. EnLow-%New Occasions Teach New
Duties"; Chorus-"Nanoy Lee; Comforting
Address to graduates by Rev. DR., 4. T. Tay
Tor; Chorus-"Graduating Song; Benedic-
The class motto Is mot Finished, but
Begun I.-.l.
Since the high school was established the
following graduates have finished the course,
and received diplomas:
Glass Of 1s75;-Kate Griffith, Charles M:
gent. ~ tus
Clark, BeniAmln Griffith, Chas. Hollister,
Clarence Laird, Emma M'Connaugby, Mary
M'Graw, Ida Todd, Lizzie Woods.
Class Of ls7s:-Lura Baggs, John Clayland,
Henry Hathaway, Edward Woodcock.
Glass OF lS79:-Joseph Bsggs, Ella CLARK,
Andrew Heinlein, John KILLER, Charles Rice.
Glass OF lss0:-Hettie Alexander, Lucy
Alexander. Kate Wharey.
Glass Of lssl:-Minnie Alexander, Mamie
Cooke, Charles HeInlein.
Glass Of 1Ss2:-Georgs Hathaway, 1cie
Wilson. l-tn gt
Glass OF lss3:-Jesss Bates, Amy Chapman,
Mamie Duncan. Maggie E slow, BERTHE Rice,
Lille Turner, Annie Wilson.
This Is certainly an Alumni OF which the
school has n right 10 be proud
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After the return from Pittsburgh last EVEN
Ing Of the few who had been up, were a,
dumb as oysters They refused positively 10
say word to an outsider, least Of all to re.
porter, concerning that meeting. They main.
tained, however, that there had been no
change In their position, or rather they left
this 10 be inferred from their rather guarded
conversation.
"Will the mills shut down Thnrsday even
ingY" a reporter asked one manufacturer.
aThey shut down every evening"
Dab! But will they start up Friday morn.
ipe2"
you"
subject In your mind"
II did not say 50. .HNl
"Well Is ther,?'
at looks now as II the weather was going
TO be propitious for the parade Tomorrow"
The reporter urged his inquiries no farther.
The manufacturers were gathered about
town in little knots last evening, and eyi.
IDENTIFY something was going on. What 1t
was, time, not being pledged to secrecy, may
fall
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- -.AlqM.SF. MIN l7A.M I2H.Sr .7r N.
N "a Il 70 q 81 70 II 81
INnIcATInNA
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"Wbat do you think Of the prospects?'
"Well,it Just stands this way. Mr.. McCourt-
pey, President OF the Bellaire mill, said 10 q
reliable gentleman. who told me, that II a
mill west OF the Allegheny mountains cut q
hail after the first Of June, the Bellaire mill
would, too. Now, unless he goes back OH
bis word, his mill will run. There isno two
ways about that And how long DO you sup.
pose the other mills would hold QUIZ"
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DLACK DRESS SILKS.

T(IAOh DNE&sS SILhS, n II
- We hsve added to our Trimming Business Black
DfeSs sI,kS and will sell the .tne AT CUBr Tor the
next thirty digs, by way Of an Introduction Aswe
are Known for mHiy yedrs rs q reliable hrm We can
hieiy lay that ony the hest silks will b. sold by
us All we ask Is for The ladies 10 call.and see Tor
thernSelyeA r " JiLL Nv ABACKEK,
'smy25 ~ 81 81 - o.. ifl06l hAtn street
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The situation is the leading subject OF talk
now, and the general impression Is the same
among the public at large as among the
workmen themselves. Said a gentlemen last
night:
"rll bet the much dreaded lockout does not
amount to any more than one Of their shut
downs To regulate stock. I'll bet there's a
break 10 sixty days alter The mills stop. II
Is all nonsense to talk about the manulac.
turers holding out like they did last year. !
tell you they can't afford TO- - 5
The manufacturers are keeping their deter
minat on 10 one respect, at least-they are
persuing still hunt. They will not talk
when they can help 1t, and when they can't
help II, they take care that what they say
imparts no information.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-30

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