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BY tho ndvice OF Dr.. Huntington raw
meats have been withheld from Jacko, as
the Doctor thinks it would have q tenden.

Dy tns austce o. -. 1ainsnfloh raw
!he n.y. nave peeh Wisnneiu rom Sacke, as
.ne Doeenr tlihks u WoalT Aase y enoen
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ny, ,rI, tI se emu Of the NO., ta,nel saw
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knren until hc w"s nhont fn,iv f"at ,hnma
ihe .ni,mNi Tat;n" n s,noii ,,,noo so sost
i" lct il mi md !, lad ,Is apa;.al =. o tEeS
Of renderin" moor ja"to VIZ c an" ~ eHeo 70
sisiancc for y limo nj lens, Th" h.,i' ~.
wus then Brought nm. amd .Juckn wns n6w
lowered to tcrre Grmn Ai,orSrm,, IIs I;H",
him md placinr him IN In h":,o"a nas
"oV brakes" was sounded ard ~ tr.;n
started for Yale. At ihc Station l inr"n
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,o'Io, iro n' .e".u VI my capture ny
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nELLAIltE.
Excitement Over tho Eicction-vnrio
.. . NNws Nntsa. ..H ..

Excitement Over tho Elcctlon-vnrious
sat, News Notes. ~
The nail. factory went TO work yester.
day.
Tho Disciples church is to be reprinted
and papcred.
Tbs Q. &p. Company is loading tics ut
the upper landing.
Captain Cats, OF tho Telegram, was
about town yesterday.
A young child OF Thomas JOHNSON, Of
Twenty.second street, died Wednesday
night.
Mr.. Junkins, Of the G., B. ( @. railroad,
was in town yesterday, visiting Bellairc
shippers.
The young people Of the First NJ. j.
Church will hold a social entertainment
in the "chcckercd front" storcroom this
evening, with music and refreshments,
ind the admission is free.
Bishop Ja.ear, OF Cincinnati, will be
here her to-day and will preach at the
Episcopal church in the evening. In the
morning conservation services will DO held
and Rev. Mr.. Pearson, OF Wheeling, will
assist Rev. W. W. Walker.
The excitement about every centre
where news could be obtained yesterday
was ahead Of that OF 1876. Each party
was up and down by turns, but quite d
number of Republican flags were out in
the afternoon. Republicans were t~lirongcd
about the Western Union office all after
noon. rai
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no HOPE.

They will DO burned to death rs the
scatlolding is burning and they cannot be
reached. The names Of the buried mel
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LOCAL HlSENlTIES.
Matters Of Minor Momrnt In md About the

Matters Of Minor Moment In md About the
City.
"YovxG Mrs. WINTnNop' will he pro.
sented ut the Opera House. Tomorrow
afternoon and evening by the origina!
Madison Square Company. 1t is a good
play and a good company, and should
have large houses.
DAvrSE 4 AusrlS's Allied Attractions
will appear at Charley Shay's Theatre
again this evening and tomorrow after
noon and evening. 1t includes absolutely
the best specially artists ever seen i'll
Wheeling. Rene, the character. duncer,
Prince Flatow, the contortionist, and Miss
Forrest, the skipping rope artist, are de-
serving OF special mention.
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\
A Wife Shoots Her Husband and Child.
. ,.s The Wuuilu Arrested, u sr

Inc Woman .Arrestcu.
CHICAGO, Nov. Cat $3.50 o'clock this
afternoon Mrs. Gardner, wife OF DR..
Schuyler Gardner, formerly OF Jefferson
county, New York, shot her husband and
young child, both through the heart, kill
ing them instantly. Taking up the dead
child she carried it across the street to q
neighbours house and lett 1t, und calling to
her neishbor 10 come over and see her
husband, whom she hud killed.
She returned to her house and shot her.
self through the temple. She will die.
1t appears her husband lost property n
shorttime ago, which made him morose
and sullen. He accused his wife OF inf.
deity. This seems 10 have unbalanced
her mind.
At the time Of tho shooting he was bid
ding her goodbye, preparatory TO going
to Rock Falls, Ills, and it is supposed she
thought he was going to desert her.
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Is This n Degenerate Age

No, it is not. Peoplemay howland grum.
BILE, but generally they are the very ones
who themselves are degenerate, Or who
havedcgencrate stomachsandlivcrs. It Is q
good age, for it has given us the best iron
medicine the world ever saw, and such as
noprevious aye conceived Of. Brown'sIron
Bitters is Just making the present ago
happy, for it cures dyspeptic, rheumatic
and nervous people, and sets the languid
people on their ioet with Joyful triumph,
Mr.. A. Berry, OF North Cas,ine, Maine.
says, "Wiic and | were both weak and in
poor health, Browns Iron Bitiers cured
lis"
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piensant Dinner i'Rriy.

Wednesday evening Mr.. Robert Gibson,
ono OF Whecling's popular young gentle.
men, w}to was recently married, enter
tanned at his home on North Min streeta
few OF his gentlemen friends at dinner.
He WIS assisted by his charming wife and
his mother. The party was seated at the
table for several hours and the menu,
which was an elaborate one, embracing
varied and tempting viands, was discussed
with zest. Music and cigars followed:
The evening was spent delightfully."- by ev-
cryone. The gentlemen present were
Messrs. Thomas Howell, Chas.l B. OFT, D.
Carter List, John, Topping, ID. S.
Mcclure, S. b. Harrison, G. baird, j., and
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H..- <..-. N-H .N.
We arc compelled to stay two weeks
longer at the Great Bankrupt Sale OF Fine
Clothing, 1l42 Main street. The rush has
not been ended, yet all admit such great
bargains were never before offered in
Wheeling.
81 - buys Mems Good Pants, worth 50 Is.
81 buys Mems Good Cashmere Suits,
worth $1,000.
S7s7 buys Mems Dress Suits, worth
SIS 90.
81 20 buys Mems Good ovcrcoats, worth
50 90.
s. s. buys Mems Dress Ovcrcoats, worth
$l2 90. @
S u buys IN Imported Fur, Beaver or
C~hinchilla Oyercoat, worth SIS 90.
$ q buys a Boys good Suit, worth
So co..
s. 50 buys a Boys good Overcoat worth
s. 80.
Call at once for your great bargains, as
this will positively never occur again. 1l42
Main street, Wheeling, W. Va.
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HoLtl>IoS, MAS. 80.
solvent, s. 10. -II :
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston.
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FATAL ACCIDENT.
a Man Falls from the Roof OF II House md
Dies SuOu After,

Dies SuOn Attcr.r
Louis Reibold, a laborcr, living on Nc
Colloch street, fell from d house in East
Wheeling yesterday morning and died in
side OF ten minutes from tho injuries he
received. Reibold, for n number Of years,
has worked about the market-houscs
scraping benches and doing odd jobs. At
the time OF the accident he was working on
a roof. IIo was seized with cramps, 50. he
stated before his death, and, missing his
foothold, fell. The shock was such, eou-
pied with internal injuries, that he
lived only n few minutes. He leaves a
vile and seven children. Coroner Schulxe
was notified OF the occurrence, but no
jury Of inquest was deemed necessary.
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Hos. JupeauE J.. M. c5rrlxuuRY, Clove-
land, O., says "I have used scores Of pile
cures, and it affords me pleasure to say
thatl have never found anything which
gives such immediate and permanent re-
lief as DR.. Williams Indian Pile ONT
mcnt." Wholesale Agents: Logan & Co.,
Wheeling, ". Va, andJ. G. Dent 4 Co.
Bridgeport, Ohio. Ddw
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Ole ltdIIqeurfr,
New Advertiser ents.

once. Nos. 70 aid ~ Fourteenth Strect.T
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Ia-.
About 3 o'clock Il neat extra, containing
the latest election news from all sources,
WIS Issued from the lNrELlLGEScER office,
and went Off like hot cakes. 1t was dill.
euit to supply The demand. A second one
was issued ut 1 o'clock, and OF this also
tho edition was soon exhausted. The
Register put out an extra, TOO. shortly after
1 o'clock. 1t WINS principally taken up
with INrELLidEScEn specials from its first
extra edition, and extracts from alleged
"private dispatches" II also had two
cuts Of tho American eagle, head down.
This was commented OH by both Demo.
Gratis anl Republicans as in very bad
taste.
The ISrELLloEScEn's extras were in de-
mand until a late hour last night, and NJ
ter none could DO procured the populacct
men, women and children, gathered e.
nnsse, apparently, about the bnllctir
poarus and inspected every line displayed
there with the most intense eagerness.
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Messrs. Nathan Newman 4 Co., the OK.
~tcnsive cigar manufacturers, 90 Alders.
gate street, London, Eng, state that sew:
crais oi their employees and personal
friends, who have been great sufferers
from neuralcicatlections, have been; cured
by st. Jacobs Oil, thu great pain.relicycr,
and regard it MS splendid specific.
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DEADLY DYNAMITE
Brings Terrible Destruction to n
PENNSYLVANIA Town.
Over Ten People Killed BY the
Great Shock.
Five Frame buildings Knocked
into Splintcrs.
A Great Number Wounded AMI
Hlrt...A Stack Shaken.

READING, Pa, Nov. G.-The dynamite
Works OF W. II. Stamp 4 Co., thrcc.quar-
ters Of a mile from stouchsbuig, a villagc
Of 800 inhabitants, blew.up this afternoon,
shaking up tho country for u distance OF
twenty miles. The works consisted OF
five frame buildings, tho buildings OF
which were sent Aging III MI directions,
nothing remaining but the foundations.
All tho men in the buildings were killed,
50 the causc OF the explosion cap never be
known. The names Of those killed arc:
Frank STATE, married, aged 30.
Frank kapp, u, single.
Joseph kraus, ngcd %, single.
Tho windows were broken in many
houses OF stouciisbufg and the people
were knocked olftlelr feet and the mir
rors and pictures shaken from tie walls
The church and several houses were I'M
rooted. S,,
BURNED TO DEATH.
The victims were literally burned te
atoms. At Robcsonia, ten miles from
Stouchsburg, n number OF masons were
working at the bottom OF E'creuson& Co.,
furnace stack, ceiling with fire brick, tht
stack probably 100 feet high, and Tho
work nearly completed, Ten, some say III
teen, men were in the stack, some ut the
bottom and others on scailolding above
Just rs the shock Of the explosion
was felt the stack quivered, there was {
rumblins noise followed by great delug.
Of bricks, completely burying six men il
the bottom Of the stack. They were moi
instantly killed.
no HOPE.
They will DO burned to death rs tn,
%scatIolding is burning and they cannot be
reached. The names Of the buried mer
are: W
John Wcnwrich.
Henry spansler.
Henry Otell.
Fred Foreman.
David Parsons.
Joseph Reed.
Four or five others are wounded. Thu
excitement is intense, Crowds oi people
including the wives and children OF tn,
unfortunate men, are surrounding tht
stack. The loss to the furnace cannot b(
estimated.
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INDICATIONS.

WAsulSorox, H. c., Nov. IL ii
M.1-For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
warmer, fair weather. lower barometer,
variable winds in Tennessee, southwest
winds in tho Ohio Valley. Z.
For the Lowe, lake region, warmer and
generally fair weather, followed with local
showers. For Take Ontario south to west
winds and lower barometer y
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lLNsLY INSTITUTE.

Tho second quarter Will hosin Monlay,
November 10, when additional CLASSES
will he rormcd in the E,igtishsaranciles,
Bookkeeping, Latin and German. Stu
dents can enter to I'D rnntaseiutl This time.
i'crms reasonable! Catalogues scnt=o,
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AColunb!n Gorilln-Descriptlon ofa Strang,
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Fully Prepared

Tor cold weather. Five hundred calico
comforts from 755c, Doc and 81 90. A full
line OF carpets, hemp, homemade rag, in
grain, brussels, &C., from 1sc up. Rugs,
mats, window shades, wall papers, pianos,
&C., &C., cheap for cash, by order OF the
manufacturers, at No. 20i0 and 202i Main
Street. JMtN RoEMER, Agent.
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Eczema Twenty Years.

Ny gratitude TO God Is unboundkd for tho relief
] have Obtained from the use Of MD Eutlcum Rem.
edlc.. have been troubled with Eczema on my
less for twenty !!c,rs. l. had not Il comfortable
night for Yeas, the burning aud itching wcreso in.
tense Now, | AM happy >ny, l have no trouble.
Only the lscr-co.fcl patches II my limits rc,nain
as n Toxin Of my fos1n.r misery. -"
Henry L. SMITH.
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TAE Want Soap Ask yourgroccri orit.

a4ihAs%;Es tf5i Il BtEgEtES
J3pg it9e 5Rr,
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THE STREETS.
CONFUSION WORSE COMPOUNDED.
Another nny Of Anxiety succeSdcdbyn Night
~ Douht-Ans fntensity Of Excitement
Never before Experienced In Wheel.
Ing 10th Sides Claiming II.

#"HH#|. " q. .... . VA .Ha.H
Wheeling never knew such q day as
yesterday inull her history before. Crowds
ol.mcn eager 10 hear the result OF theelec.
ton gathered at all the news centres curly
in the morning, and these crowds were
increased by new arrivals every few min.
ules. by noon the duly newspaper offices
had a jun Of people clear acrosstfe street,
and telegraph offices, hotels and other
besicgcd by almost equal crowds. !,
The crowds were larger every hour, and
lis the muses. Of men became greater, the
interest and curiosity became more IN.
tense. The news was just doubtful
enough to keep the exeitement at fever
heat from morning until the middle Of the
afternoon. Then it began to grow moro
favorable for tho Republicans.
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Eczc1],n on Child.

Your most valuable Cnticn.a Hc.redlts have don,
my child 50 much good that | icrl like III, Ing hi
for the bcnctt Of those who arc troubled Will xii
di'cnse. Ny llttle. E!rl Was troubled with Ii zc1,u
anl tiled several doctors aud meIIciucs. Llt d.
not do her any good Until / used the Cuiicuu Rem
edieS, which speedily cured her. for which i owe
you many thanks and many nights Of rst.
ANTON tcSsafEk, tniou bakery,
* EplSNrESl. Ism.
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C%lilLDRES'S SONGS
AND How TO ISG THEM

, For common Schools. Endorsed by Christine
Nilsson, THO. Thomas. and Others. Any school
music teacher VII DO at once, eaptiva,ed by The
Sna.iniuS; sehtn eilnsac!er o. the Songs, which urs
Ienchet's Edition. 10 cts, 81 u per dozen,
Scholars Edition, 80 cts, s. 70 per dozen.
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.ewNIusic Books
TIE S0iG GREETING.

Academies, scminaries and Colleges, 4 mol nj III
lnre oc'nyo pugcs, contelalae So ias1Ronized songs
o. INC highest chanicteT both In words md music;
also !ocGl Exercises and Solfegvlos. aud iIrcciIous
tha. this will he n mot satisfactory book - 1''
: scnd 60 cents the retail price, for specimen COPY,
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Male the Democrats look very unhappy,
and the Republicans correspondingly clad.
The hyiaier's crowd dispersed rapidly
aiterf0 O'Clock, when the Republican plu-
rality was 500 and RAPIDLY increasing"
The Republicans then got out another
drum corps and patriotic songs made the
welkin ring. The cheers for Cleveland
became few aud far between, and the en-
thusiasm for Blaine, Logan and Golf was
u%nbonnded. 1t is safe to shy that the
Register rooster will this morning take n
needed rest. The Republicans stail about
the I~SrELLlGgScgn Office and the teie-
graph offices until an carly hour this
morning. and then wenthome very happy
over Blaine, Goffand Barbee.
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DEEss goods in Blue Fridays sale to.
day. +. VI. MCCLELLAN 4 Co:
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TIE most delicate persons enjoy taking
EIlory's Little Catlmrtic Fills, give a
wholesome appetite, puts new life in q
h~r"s"n.lnwn hodv.-lh cents. rrhssw
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Special Notice.

Clostsa out Buggies and Spring
Wagons away below their value.
j. W. FEGEEa,
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SOME OF the best boots and shoes in the
city arc now being soldSat assignee sale at
2IU3 Main street. t.NTtT3
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Gutirnra.
Itching Diseases J.

ECZEMA, or Salt Rheum, with It's Reoni:lng itch.
l ing mud burning, instantly relieved by n warn,
bath With Cuiirum Soap, and Il single application
daily. with two or three doses II Cuticura ltcsOly.
eni, the New Blood Further. 10 keep The blpol cool,
The Precipitation pure fl9a unirriiating, the bowels
open, Tile liver and ktWeeys active, Will speedily
cure Eczvlna, letter. iiingworm, .Psorivis tIchcit,
rrnriius. scaIl Hcnd. pandruir." and every sptc!es
OF Itching, Scnly. md rlmply liumosS Of The scalp
and SKIN, when The best physicians and ull known
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II yon don't want a bargain come and
see the crowd Blue Fridays prices draw.
L. NJ. McGIL.iiS 4 Co.
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THREE pieces OF the Princess cashmere
black silk will 80 in Blue fridays sale to-
day. L. NJ. McGlLLlE. 4 Co.
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The only thing needed may DO found
with i Blue Fridays ticket on Friday.
L. M. McGILLIN & Co.
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D0W'S COLLECTION

OF RESPONSES AND SENTENCES FOR CHURCH
SERVICE. BY HOWARD ". Dow. :.
lust the book needed by every choir that Inns
short a.thsins or s%entc'ices 70 sing. A tnc collcc:
who bare esaa'sara tt. Pfscc soc: $50 dozeu TTI
Any book mailed for retail mice.
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CALL. o o and have first choice in pur.
chasing your boots aud shoes, at 2lo3 Main
street. @
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THREE elegant Alaska seal skin sacqncs
will he one Of tho attractions for to.day's
Blue Fridays sale. -
i. n. McGnMIs& Co.
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GREAT bargains in children's, misses
and ladies' shoes. ut BIOS Main street.
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Last night a perfect pandemonium
reigned in the central part oftown.. Both
sides were claiming the victory noisly, aud
cheers for Blaine, Logan, Colt, Cleveland,
Hendricks, and Brannon were heard on
all sides. Both sides got out drum corps
and added to the confusion, and late in the
evening bands Of men went around sing.
ing. Anrchiny through Georgia. Rally
Round the Flag, Boys" John BIown's
hGdy" and other patrioticsongs, with such
partisan hymns rs ''There'll be no Demo
Gratis there"
The number OF ladies who were eager
in1airers for news was striking. Fully a
fonrst, o. those OF the streets before nine
o'clock were ladies'. The eolored people
were still anxious, ard rs reports unlora'
bic to the Republican cause we're received
they shook tieir heads sadly. But when,
as was generally the case, the news favor
cd Blaine, many Il heartfelt "Bless the
Lord!" fell from their lips.
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Every Department
in u House, not ono missed, will offer
great bargains today.
E. M. McGlLLlS & Co.
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Covered With Blotchcs.

J want 10 tel you that your CutIcura Resaivcnt h
magnificent. 4boI, three months ngo my face wa.
cnvercd. with bl0.chcs, and n ter using three bottles
OF Rcsolyent ! was perfectly cured.
FREDERICK MAITRE.
q ST. Charles Sire ct, New Orleans. In. '
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Ohio River Railroad-Chhngc 81 Time.
Oak Glen otimees, : reer 4 Gally. Ptoprictots.
Atnr1 Of Tianks-MF, Eva Wagner.
N0tice-Johu I. Davidson. i
German Study L~AHllS+-Ewlns usoS.
louisville & Nashville isatirUId. u
Opera House Fourth page.
New Music Bools-oli,tt Dlisou & co.-Eour,l
page. -i
Waa.ea-Y Young Mca-Feur:h page.
Stcinway Plano For Salc-Wilson 4 Aumcr-
Fourth page.
Photographic Gpnptor Colorlng Fourth page,
70 the rubliS--J. A.. RI, fhHVns-Fourllt page.
After Bite Fridays Sale-E. ~. McGilliu 4 Co..
Fourth page. d f.LI $500
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FnoM s 4. NJ. until Q r. NJ Blue Fri
sale continues.
tS'i i sa E, NJ, ,McGILLlS & Co.. y
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FoR bargains in Dry Goods, Carpets
and Clothing go to
j. W: FEREEL's.
Corner Main and Twcnty-tirst st.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-07

Blue Friday, Blue Friday, Blue Friday.
L. NJ. MCCLELLAN 4 Co.
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Our large purchases in these
goods places us on the same
footing as jobbers with manu-
%lactnrers, and buying all our
goods direct from them give us
a decided advantage over other
dealers, and enables us to make
prices at least IS percent below
the usual prices asked for like
value.
Ladies' White Merino Vests,
~, 60 and soc each.
Ladies' White Mcrino Pants,
44, 60 and soc each.
Ladies Scarlet Vests and
Pants, 75c, 81 and 81 IS each.
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Gents White Shirts and
Drawers, A, 50, Soc and 81 IS
leach.
Gents colored Shirts and
Drawers, a, So and Soc each.
Gents Scarlet Shirts and
Drawers, 50, Soc and 81 IS each.
The above lines form only a
small part Of our stock, and an
inspection Of the goods will
show the prices advertised to be
the lowest in the market.
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VALUABLE COAL PROPERTY,

A GOOD FARM FOR SALE-l WILL
- offer at private sale for thirty tAya, nay Farm
~ Brooke county, Buffalo township, 'ucGr Wei
Liberty, containing 10 ncrcs. Said farm Is In A
5000 state Of cultivation with fair '!mpIovemlnn
which crops out At the surface. Abundance q
i,tuit and well watcred.i Convenient 10 chunrh,
Normal School and bethany College. Possession
gwen at Once II desired Terms reasonable. FEE.
Gus SMITH. Cali On or address, J.. r, SMITH.
West Liberty. W. IN. orts