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GORGEOUS STYLES

GEORGE0US STYLES
that l couldn't help buying a suit.
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AN OLDFACE
IN A new PLACE

l have moved into the store next
door to NJ. Foot where l have variety
store.
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-'1VVII TNs,stA 10 SICiIUy IT..
seen {" fellow do when hsst nice fitting
hold mp 4 lamp post ut II pet, Charles.
the chair began to plunge likes whore
tang pony-but Mr. NJ. held to it. -,
ter it had waltzed him around tiilStou
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-24
THROUGH TIE STATE.


Accidents md Incidents In West virginia
and Vicinity.
There Is to be Il reunion OF the pcnnsyl.
vl,,ia and Maryland Miners Association
and the miners Of West Virginia ut Hunt
ington, October |, 9 and 3.
The Randolph Enterprise declares that
81 gentleman Of Dry Fork district a short
time ago killed one OF the most remark
able snakes IN appearance that has ever
been seen in this country. He visited q
den Of rattlcsnnkes and killed about 100.
Among the number was one which was us
white as snow, with large number OF rat
ties on It's tail which were OF deep rcd
color" Randolph is not prohibition
county. y w IS 40 "a
Here is bear story from pocahontas
county paper: Boutlc Hannah, who lives
on Elk with his father, started out in
search Of his cows Oh the morning OF the
sd Of August; lie climbed nearly TO the
top OF Gaulev mountain, Immediately in
front OF Mr.. Gbson's residence, when he
met with M old bear and two cubs; he
set his dog OH them, but instead Of the
bear running from him, rs he undoubtedly
expected, she made ut him in place OF the
dog. lilo took refuge in small pine tree
and the bear followed him, but could only
climb the tree about six feet. Poor Boudt
stayed there for nearly two hours and hal
looel his best nil the time, finally Mrs
Polly Gibson heard him and sent Mr.
William Hannah to his relief. Bruir
thinking all might not be right, stole away
into the forest. Mr.. H.. slipped quictl!
down the tree and made forced marcl
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Coal Miner Killed by Failing Stone.

William Lollcr, OF the First ward,
Aloundsville, aged about IS years, was in.
SANITY killed in the Union coal works,
opposite that town, early yesterday morn.
Ing by Il heavy piece Of stone falling from,
the roof Of the entry, in whicl! he and
l.aionta Deyers and Thomas O'Brien were
at work. The deceased had only been at
work in the mine about four and 4 half
hours ut the time OF tho accident. His
companions say no blame can he attached
TO the mine boss, as the roof had every
appearance OF being entirely sale. He
leaves wife and several children. The
remains will be brought to this city for
intermcnt in the Catholic cemetery. Lol-
Ter formerly lived here. ~. :: Il
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IWILI.5VOTE:' FOR 'G0F II.
4 FUNNY DEioonAIlc SPEECH
Which Created n Sensation In n Meeting to
Organize n Cleveland Ciub-The Orator
Dcnounces Free Trade md Advises
All 10 Vote for Gof-Stnte Notes.
oiht Editor ethe h,.aligncer.

7oiht Editor efhe htelli0meer. ~
Sin:-Thcro was a Cleveland and lien.
bricks club organized near Bolton on
Saturday night, consisting Of twenty.cight
members, with John i. McClory Captain
and 'rlos. Campbell Lieutenant. Ono OF
the members, Mr.. Elmns ponlson, was
called upon to give mn exposition Of the is.
sues Of tho day, and In the course Of his
remarks he found fault with the free trade
plank OF the Democratic platform and nd
yisel tho club 10 vote for Gol. 1lc said
boldly TINT he had done so two years ago
and proposed to do 80 again. This ere.
ated q sensation. 7. J. Hughes shouted:
"rut him out! put him out!h But he had
ordered suit with the club and they arc
IN Quanlary what to do. 'tI
Golf will get Il big majority in Marshall,
and Blnlne und Logan the largest support
OF any National candidates ever voted for.
q. ....tI..#N .i a.sf| d .'H''. fU Il lSnN
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gr,y Goods.
Geo. NJ. SHOOK eco.
OUR NEW

ID = aHI|
Stock of Fall and Winter Goods
has just arrived. Besides a
complete line Of all the staples
necessary for the Fall and Win
ter trade, we have received, and
call attention particularly, to our
wide variety Of fabrics suitable
7 for Ladies' and 'Children's
Dresses, embracing many nov
,,telties in Velvets, Silks, Cash.
smeres, Cloth Suitings, Otto
mans, Tricots, Plaids, etc., etc.
.fQur stock Of Ladies and Chill
.dren's
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Saturday evening there will be r rous.
ing Republican rally in North Wheeling
under the auspices Of the First ward Re.
publican club. The Wheeling regiment
will probably be ordered out for the occa-
sion. The speaking will take place at the
foot Of the pike near the corner Of Market
and Seventh streets. The speakers an.
nounccd for the occasion arc Thomas
Armstrong, OF Pittsburgh editor OF the
National Labor Tribune, and Hon.
Emmett Catlen, also OF Tiitahurgh,
They are both gentlemen. Of IN.
questioned ability and the speeches
they have been making thus far this cam
paisn have arouscag great enthusiasm. This
will be meeting ut which workingmen
especially should be present, iof these
spenkers arc OF thnt class and desire cs.
pecially TO address their brethren. &
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To- LOCAL BI,Ev1TIEs.
l ,In,,o Z, q Minor Moment in md about the

Matters OF Minor NloWent ID uhu ADouth e
4 @r f;S City, -4s = ElfS sse
MArlsIr Mt Charley shay's today. i{
"AIIzrAn" at.tho Opera House tonight.
Ex.SrcnErARY WINDOW speaks at St
Clairsville to-day. a, 49,
CouSciL did not lave q quorum last
night, and MI adjournment WIS taken I'LL
Friday night. p III K
IT Is reported that the Union Glass
works ut Martins Ferry will start up next
week. A gang Of nun arc Mt work now,
clearing out the furnace. .ss lA}li 4
1oE FERREl was fined S. mil costs by
Squire Arkle lust night Tor assault upon
Robert Fordycc, and in default Of pay.
inent was committed to jail. Y \
ALEXANDER SULLIVAN, ms fine MI ora
tor M any before the American public to-
lay and tho foremost Irislmun Of his
time" speaks ut Bellaire tonight.
TuE Junior Blaine and Logan club OF
the Seventh ward will meet ut Mr.. ESlcy,ss,
I North York street, tonight, where Suits
will be distributed to tho members OF the
club. s56 '.. ~
| CART. AUD. Rolf, who for 4 number Of
wears has carried OH n saloon business IN
| this city, has sold out his place In Wash:
A ington Hall building, the "Phunix,1 and
proposes retiring from business. @5'
n WILLIAM SHEPHERD complained to
Squire Pcterman TINT Willis Mccullough
had threatened him with bodily injury.
: Willis walked up and 'icsscd UP, and gave
so bond to keep the peace forslS months
: TIE popular and charming little sou'
brcttc, Miss Patti Rosa, will appear at the
Opera House this evening in her new
! play, "Alizpah." Her popularity ind thu
reputation OF tho play should pack thu
house. III u ~
An exciting chase took place il tn
Second ward yesterday, Officer Taylo
being the pursucr and Bull NlcDononsl
:. ihe pursued. Bull is accused Of robbng
, man At seibert's Garden. lie WAS caugh
4 and jailed. g.o ~ /.
c T'Mg great feature Of tho occasion Oh
: Thursday will be the Old Battle Flags Q
: the West Virginia Regiments, which vii
d be carried in tho columns Of the Neteral
Club in the parade. orally around til
u flag boys, rally once again." IN
c TIN Mayor Of Richmond, Va, decide
c lllut thcIull.lcllstn pOTtl"ltSol INV n"un
: less Eden" Company transcended III
: limits OF deccncy, and ordered the poster
J. and hangers to be torn down. lie prot
: ably got his precedent from Mayor Miller
J W. II. HEARSE EsQ.. went 10 littl
;. Washington last evening to address til
! Blaine md Logan clubs there in respons
/ 10 an invitation urging him to do So: II
was commissioned to invite all OF Wasl
ington county down for tomorrow sdemor
strations. ~,
CHARLES NEwMAS and wife were al
;, raigned before Squire peterman yestel
u day on charge OF breach Of the peace
" preferred by Charles Hanke. Each va
\ required to give bond in the sum OF s.
= 10 Keep the peace for six months, bu
n their attorney Capt. Dovener, appeale
a the cases. q.
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SULLIVAN Az R,ELLAlRE.3
big { noon, = tbs Glass city this

~ ~ n ~ Evening. z ~ \, iit 49, 4
Alexander Sullivan, the eloquent Irish,
man, formerly President o. tho National
Land League, and q polished speaker and
original thinker, is to address the Repub.
leans OF Bellaire this evening. The uni.
formed clubs will turn out, and demon.
stration fitting the distinguished visitor
will 10 made. The Irish American
Blaine and Logan Club OF This city decided
last night for cogcnt reasons not 10 60 over
rs an organization, though the members
and ncarlyhall other Irish citizens Of
Wheeling will go MS individuals. n
The other Wheeling clubs would have
helped swell the demonstration but for
two iorcible lncts: ono, that Logan, liel.
ly and other distinguished visitors will ar.
rive IN Wheeling this evening; and the
other that on Saturday, October 4, NJ will
be seen by nm associated press telegram In
another column, that matchess leader
James G. blaine himself, will DO at Bell,
airc, and every Republican in Wheeling
will feel in duty bound to DO there on tina,
occasion. ttl.t
However, the attendance ut tho Sullivan
meeting this evening should DO only les.
than that ut tho Logan demonstration ii
this city tomorrow. t.ll
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Jennie Plunkett, the woman who was
arrested at Pipe creek last week for kid.
mapping Annie Barber from her home at
Martins Ferry, was given aapreliminary
hearing last evening y before s Mayor
Mitchell. The evidence showed that the
woman had coaxed Annie to go with her
for an unworthy purpose, and had prom.
ised here fine clothes md IN easy time.
The girl is only IS years old, The Plum.
kett woman was committed to Jail at St.
Clairsville in default OF 81 900 bail.
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THE I. C. II. U. MEETING.
The Programme for tho Exercises Of the
Annual Session, 81

The Programme for the Exercises Of til.
Annual Session. -
The Irish Catholic Benevolent Ueion
the National session OF which conyenes in
this city to-day, is composed OF about 25(
societies, covering the whole country
About 100 representatives are expected tt
be in attendance at the meeting to-day
Many ofthem have already arrived. The
delegates will convene at the hall Of the
House OF Delegates this morning ut S:3C
o'clock, and be escorted to the Cathedral
by the Knights OF St. George and the Opera
House band. Here mass will be cclebrat-
cd, and IN address OF welcome delivered
by Bishop Kahn. After this the delegates
will take carriages, and proceed to the
State Fair Grounds, escorted by the
knights. Here an address of welcome
will be made by Mayor Miller. A BAN
quetwill follow, and the day will given
over to amusements. In the evening n
business session will be held. Tomorrow
the delegates will go out to Mt. dc Chan
tai, and afterwards take in the Logan
meeting. They will remain in town till
Thursday. aN. rlt7,Ns - r.. ~ So
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Last Nights Concert

The attendance at the free open.air con-
cert given at Capitol Square last evening
under the auspices Of the city, by the
Opera House brass band, showed that
there was no abatement OF the interest in
these entertainments:SThe crowd was
above the average both. in size and quail
ity, and the order wis extremely good.
The, programme was ailine one, and was
rendered in n mastery: manner. But one
concert remains to be given. It will not
take place Saturday night, but some even.
ing next week. No doubt the attendance
will be the largest yet, for BLESSINGS
brighten as they take their flight" :'
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Postage Stamina

Are now to be sold at many regularly up.
pointed places in each OF tho large cities,
A wonderful convenience this will be to
tho public. Ashley will gcnerllynt the
drug stores, the people who call orstamps
can also call for Browns Iron Ditters, the
great family tonic. Wieson 4 Leonard,
druggists, at Willimantic, Conn, say;
1--WE sellno tonic, invigorator or blood puri.
fer, That givessuchs satisfaction US Browns
Iron Ditters." a-l Ms: NJ
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5BLAN KETS,

SEAt the large Auction Sale of
Blankets held in New York Sep
4 TENDER 2, we secured 500 Pairs
Of the different grades in 1914,
liza, 1874 and 1874 at a very
4 low price.
Commencing to-day we will
..ofer to the trade the entire pur-
y chase on the same low priced
. basis. ass5
As this will be the largest and
most important sale Of Blankets
ever held in this city every one
should see them before buying,
as,we never advertise anything
unless we know them to be very
cheap.
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4 Republican Meeting on tho island

Tho wigwam recently erected by the
Seventh ward Republican club on the old
fair grounds, is to be dedicated tonight.
The ladies OF tho Island have taken an in,
tercst in this matter and have decorated
the building in avery handsome manner.
They propose turning outin force tonight.
The club will BIO out in full uniform and
all other Republican clubs in the city arc
cordially invited to so TO the ward and as.
sist in the exercises. The speakers IN.
nounced for tho occasion arc Chas. Bur
dctte Hart, Capt. B. B. Y Dovener and Mr..
G. II. Collier. The speeches will be short
and snappy. 7 4 n " Il
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AYOUTpEOpLE.

Strangers In tho City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Mr.. Julian Morrow, Of Pittsburgh, was
in the city yesterday.
J. NJ. Mason, OF Jefferson county, the
Tax Commissioner, is in tho city.
Mr.. killian Kraft and bride returned
last evening from their wedding trip.
Miss Florence OFT left for Washington
last evening to resume her studies in the
school she is attending. 10
Mrs. X. W. Hazlett left for Philadelphia
yesterday, accompanied by her daughter,
Miss Katie, whom she will place in 4
boarding school in that city.
DR.. Charles Clark is at his home out the
National road spending n brief vacation.
The doctor has very responsible position
in Bellevue Hospital, at New York.
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EL COMMITTEE,

A TrENTlON, Old SOLDIERS OF
~ THE ARMY OF TUE CUMBERLAND.
You arc requested to meet NJ the Second Win,
l.. ~, for the purpose OF organizing a Ner,nnu~ut
organization similar to the veterans OF l$l9 niI /,
receive our Old commde, GclrHl John 4. i."roS'
proposition VIII be made tlEtwll III Of great IN.
tetcSt to you nll. Come, boys. full In" Us ii oil
The bridgeport, KLleyillc mud Martins Ferry lov.
Jolly reunion. 70 % Old SOLDIERS
sc4l r. q. 81. .s.u |'.a#'0 - - ''
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J YCrY Hemnrknhle DIxcnYery,

Mr.. George Unwilling, OF Manchester
Mich, writes: b"AIy wife has been almost
helpless for five, years, 80 helpless that she
could not turn. over in bed alone. Sic
used two Bottlcsso Electric Bittcrs, and
is SO much improved, that she is able now
to do her own work." Electric Bitters
will do all that's claimed for them. Hun.
drcds OF testimonials attest their great
curative powcra.$ Only fifty cents 4 bot.
tic Mt Logan & Co.'s. MwFAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-24

LARGEST Line Of Fall and Winter
i Goods In tho city, comprising 800 differ
ent Pattcrns:of Suitings, 100 different
Patterns Of Pantaloonings, aud so differ.
ent Patterns 0fs Oyercnatings. Made an
in best style at G.. NESS l. SONS, fN
No. 1891 & 1923 Market st.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-24

HAVE you kidney or liver trouble, dys-
pepsia or headache? Try the DR.. Thomas
Pill: May be taken for years without pro-
dncing constituting or Otherwise injurious
effects. .7'GIF ~
Warranted strictly vegetable, almost
painless and perfectly safe under all con-
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.j GEie a,,tlel 1


3 Office: Nos. :5 and - Fourteenth strrct. !
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2Nliit1o Pn,udcr.

NEW ioEH, September 23-Ieai firm: common
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F. Fl. DRAKE. EQ., Detroit, Mich, suffered IN.
told fortunes from Snlt Rllcum, which appeared al,
his hands. head and facc, and nearly destroyed Ills
eyes. Alcs tho most careful doctorlng mud con.
utcd the Gnt!aura Rnmcdlta, and was cured, and
has remained SO TO date - 4 - ''' '
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NV~
ClONks,

To buy cloak without inspecting our
stock and prices would be throwing away
m opportunity Of saving money.
+. NJ. McGILLiS 4 Co.
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Welscerber and Ritz To Row.

George Weisgerber and John Ritz met
last night at the Office saloon and entered
into an agreement to row three mile
boat race over the Wcllsburg course on
Saturday, October II, for $500 side. A
forfeit OF SIS was put up by the represcn-
tltiyes Of each party.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-24

WILL MCDONALD. 25t2 Dearborn ST.. Chicago,
head neck, faec, arms, aid legs for seventeen ycar
not able TO walk except oil, hands and knees i0r
one yGlr; not nblo to help himself for eight years
tried hundreds OF remedies; doctors pronounced
f!s ease hopeless; permanently cured BY CutIcurn
11csolvent blood purlNer) internally. and CutIcra
and Cutieura SOAP The great skin oures) externally
. CllAs: lIouGlIToS, ESQ.,, lawyer, % State ST.,
Ba1ian, reports ease OF Sal. Rlieum Under hts Oh.
ser!Atlon ior ten years. which covered the patients
Of treatment had been applied Without bonoGt.
which was completely cured solely by the Cuticura
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INDICATIONS,

~ WASHINGTON, D. c., September al $50
:A.M.-For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
= partly cloudy weather, local showers,
/ southeast to southwest winds, lower fol.
lowed byhighcr barometer and lower tenn
perature. :, Z. 4. NJ 3
~ For the Lower Lakes, partly cloudy
weather local rains, nearly stationary
temperature, southerly winds, becoming
7variablcand lower barometer. F. "a,
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4 Tho following shows tho range OF tho
thermometer as observed ut Schncpi's
drug store, Opera House corner, Yesterday:
q AN, G0o; II NJ, So; 81. NJ, So; Z i. VI,
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The Black Eagle club Of the Fourth
ward held a large and enthusiastic meet
ing at their club room last evening. A
special meeting is called for tonight 10
make preparations for Thursday. All
members who have not obtained their
uniforms are requested to attend the
meeting and secure them tonight. The
club room will be open to-day and mem
beers desiring can call for their uniforms.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Nun SOCIAL ut Zane Street NJ. +, church
tonight. Don't fail to be present.
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The pontoon bridge from West Wheel
ing to the Island is still standing, and will
be kept there to accommodate persons
from the Ohio side who desire to attend
the great Logan meeting OH Thursday af.
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Under the direction OF the State Committees Of ,ho
Two States, 70 be addressed by The mex, = ~
fFIa Eaa s.{! Vice President, 49, - q, 80
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S1etu Advertisements.
GOClAL AND SUPPER.

GUCIAI AND SUPTEK.i u
-
The Ladies' Of zane Stree, NJ. f. Church will hold
o Nun Social nj the Church tonight. There will
be good music and Rotations. Supper, Ice Cream,
DC. Al are invited TO attend and rlss ii pleasant
evening. mud Mt tho sumo time help worthy cause
Proceeds for the benefit Of the church. scai
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From the great auction sale are sold at
auction PRICES at s.
i. A. McGlLLlS & Co.'s
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Sal ]. R|.H|:|.E|.u!||!h|l!..
And Every Species of Itching and
Burning Diseases Positive.
8 ly Cured.

ECZEMA; or Salt Rheum, witt, Its ngon!zIns itch.
7 lug and burning, instantly relieved by n warm
hath with cuticura soap, and single application
81 Culicurh, the great Skin Cure. This repeated
daily. with two or three koscs OF Cuticum lscsojy.
ent, the New Blood Purifier, 10 keep the blood cool,
the pesspirnton pure md unirrtnting. tho hoyyoL
open. tho liver and kidneys active. will speedily
cure Eczema, letter, Ringworm, Psoriasis, L!chc,i,
fruriins SCALED Head DandruE md every species
Of Itching. scaly, and Pimply lIumors Of the Scaip
and skin, when the best physicians and all known
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VI STRAINS and sores arc cured by st. ia.
scobs Oilnthe soothing and healing oint-
fmcnt, i;3i e. IN. -. .s,S Il - ~
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d Sensible s,,o,e,s, ),

for ladies' at 1880 ]. a ,.,cE's, y = !,
SttS.ii 10 lliS Min street, Y
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Alrsic recitations and a good supper at
Zane Street N. E. church tonight, 1,4!ttffa i