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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-06-22
BELLGIRE
An Sorts OF Local savs and Gossip from

All Sorts OF Local News and GosSip from
the Glass City, :
Herbert Nelson has gone to Utica, Neb.
John Hawkins Is back from Woodsacld,
Apesyille gets the Muth'Hlchards boat race,
as she offered the best Inducements,
N, n. Mercer was not quite SO well yesterday.
He still suffers from The effects OF his fall,
Mr., John Gray, OF Chicago, Is busy AZ RodGiOr
Bros, GllVering the glass balls made by them,
Superintendent John Thomas, Of the Cleyc-
land & Pittsburgh railroad, was here yesterday
Several Cleveland, LoraIn & Wheeling Rail-
road officials were here this week In u private
cur.
Sylvester MpEray's iuneml Will take place
from 81. Johns Church this morning ut y
O'clock.
Anumber Of insurance Aljusters are here 4d'
lustlng rates u. this district, which includes
bridgeport and Martins Ferry,
Fred GutCllls, the Pennsylvania COmpany's
having been In JohnS,own for ten days al work.
Mrs. ]. Dlgelow and daughter, Maulc, accom-
panied Colonel Mercer home from Washington
b. o., After remaining here u few days they VIII
proceed 70 Grand Island, Neb,, where tho family
John Miller, u steel. worker, jumped from 9
CleYeland & pittsburgh engine yesterday, ana
hllltBt plOWeu INC BtOunu WIN MS uEes lHH
nose and forehead suffered the most, II wa q
narrow escape from breaking his neck.
A drummer, OF Pittsburgh, found NJ, William
sons pOCketbo0k Coutaining 10 90 along Win
some notes, and having TO leave, could not Rl
that time find an owner, Seeing the advertise
ment he returned 1t by express Thursday.
The body Of Henry DorG, who died suddenly
Of cramps at East Liverpool on Thursday, WA
brought here yesterday. The funeral Will ulkC
place to-day; iiterment at Rose Hill, The
deceased leivcsR wife and three children,
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win 60 to Wllkln.burg.

The Sheridan sabers, Of Williamsburg,
were at Wellsburg on the 30th OF May,
Decoration Day, and were handsomely
entertained by the Wellsburg Light
Guards. Tho following communication
hos been received by Capt. 7. =. Amick,
and will in all probability BIO accepted
by the companyi
WILLIAMSBURG, Pa, June 90, 1880.
To Captain Commanding light Guards, lRaLburgr
W. Va.
slR;--I have the pleasure to extend to
you and your command the hearty
thanks OF my company, the Sheridan
Sabers, for tho exceedingly kind treat
ment which we received at your hands
on Memorial Day. Also, / lave the
pleasure 10 extend to you and your com.
mand very cordial invitation TO partici-
pate with US and other organizations in
a celebration Of the Fourth Of July, to
take place In this town. Allow me to
urge your acceptance Of this invitation,
as our entire company Is very anxious
that you be here. Should you return a
favorable reply, further details can then
be arranged by correspondence.
I.haye the honor, SIT, to remain yours,
very respectfully, CHARLES L. SMITH.
The wellsburg Light Guards entertain
q high opinion Of the Sheridan Sabers
from their visit, and as rates can BIO
secured at 81 70 for the round trip a
majority Of the company have expressed
their intention OF going, knowing they
will DO well entertained.
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MARrlNIs FERRY.
Por.onal oo..Ip -sooInl.- pea!n.- olhol

Personal GoSslp = Socialist Deaths otlcI
Local Items.
Miss BertiC Blacklord Is on tho sick list.
Miss Minnie Nelson left yesterday for New
Brighton, Pa.
Rev. Mr.. Murphy md daughter, ofMt Pleas
ant, were III town yesterday.
The fiction papers for this week have arrived
at the POStOllCe Newsstand,
Misses Ora aud EsSIe Lewis left yesterday ioI
GAINESVILLE TO spend the Fourth,
Mr.. and Mrs, A.. J, Van pOlt returned yesterday
from q pleasant visit In the country,
MIss Lulu Brown, Of 81. ClAlrsyllle, has been
visiting ut the residence OF Mayor MITCHELL
Mr.. Fred Dixon Is homo from Fort Mead where
he has been QuartermaSter IN the United States
army.
Last evening a large number Of HechablteG
and their lam lies enjoyed a select social ut the
leGhObite hall.
Will.Hook was seized with cramps at the H:tna
mill yesterday, HeWas getting along fairly vel
at last accounts,
,! 4 nSS%Ssr . 81 Mar 4 s TcrE EI pfGGlS attended S 2 \ 7
town, on Thursday evening.
last evening a large plate glass window In L,
O. Boyd's shoe store. was broken by tho show
case on tho sidewalk failing ngalnSt II,
Lizzie Springer and MGad Hastings were up
before Mayor Mitchell yesterday for dis0Fderly
conduct, and were fined $40 and costs each.
Mira. Sarah Clark, mother OF Mrs. Job Hilton.
died yesterday at tho residence Of the latter on
South Second street, aged 10 years. The iuncnl
VIII take place this afternoon,
man and politician, well known IN Wheeling,
died last night NJ 10 O'Clock, at his home, on the
corner Of Fnyette aud Second streets, at rrlpe
age, after a long illness.
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AN ENJOYABLE OUTING
BY Newspaper Men Of the City
Yesterday Afternoon,
A BIG BATTLE AT BOWLING
And Other EpJoymepts Ut Wheeling
Park, asthe Guests orthe Hospit,
able Park AssOClatiOn-A
Happy Stag Picnic.

One Of the most enjoyable little out
ings Of the season took place yesterday
afternoon, when the editorial Stats Of
the city press were entertainedat Wheel
ing Park by the Directors Of the Park
Association, 1t was difficult to tell
which enjoyed the day most-tho hosts
or those whopartook oftheir hospitality,
The party went out at 8 o'clock and re.
NAMED until after seven, II was a con-
genial crowd, and made the most Of the
time,
The Park Association tenders such an
entertainment to the press annually, and
they are always pleasing events, but on
this occasion It was especially SO,
The journalistic party was composed
OF Messrs, o. H.. fancy, P,S. Aushutz, w,
O, Beans and w. w. Whitmyer Of the
Register, Messrs, w, s, Meek and Rich.
ard Robertson, Of the NewS Letter, Mr..
Fred Neuhann, Of the &dds NeituRg, and
Messrs, A. W, Campbell, John Frew, q.
A. Dunnington, Austin Beach and Will
s, Faris, OF the INTELLIaENoEg, and the
committee on Entertainment was COM
posed Of Capt. A, Roll, Prof, II, SchoCkey,
Mr., +. Riester, Mr.. Henry B~ieberson,
Mr.. Henry stamm, Mr., O. HirsCh, Mr.,
II, +. Behrens, Mr., S, Waterhouse, irn
aud MI, Adam Hess.
After the beauties oftho Park-which
were never more attractive than now
had been thoroughly admired, and the
geological collection, including a tawn
born yesterday morning and another
about three weeks old, duly inspected,
the way was led to the reireshment hall,
where q most bounteous and appetizlng
lunch was demolished in short order,
Then two Of the most remarkable
games OF ten-plns on record were rolled,
Mr.. A. w, Campbell and Prof, SChockey
acted as captaius aud chose nine men
each. There were many expert bowlers
In the party, but they had hard work Ia
make any better scores than the least
experienced. One side declared the
others made all their strikes with the
third ball, while the others retorted that
their opponents could not roll much
but were experts at scoring, There was
lots Of fun, and nobody knew which re,
ally won, although Messrs. Campbell
and stamm were the champion rollers.
When the time came to return to the
drudgcry at the desk the newspaper men
were sorry the day was nottwicea as long
They voted the other gentlemen Q sue
cess as entertainers, and all parted with
nuf nihddaehen.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Stranger, in tho City aud wheeling Poop

strangers in the City aud wheeling People
Abroad,
Mrs. g. B. Caldwell left yesterday
evening for New York,
Miss Fannie King, Of Belmont O., is
visiting Wheeling friends,
superintendent Edward Robertson, OF
the Penitentiary, is at Charleston.
Messrs. A. +. Davis and w. II. Hoe, Of
Charleston, were at the Mcclure House
yesterday.
DR.. John L. Lank, wife, and child, Of
Flnleyvllle, Pa, were at the Mcclure
house yesterday,
President 4. NJ. Turner, Of the State
University at Morgantown, left for home
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs, O. d. Mcdonald, OF Newark, o.,
accompanied her husband, Captain Nc
Donald, the we'll known Baltimore &
Ohio conductor, on his run TO this city
yesterday.
Among the death notices in this morn
ing's INrRLLIuEScER, Is that Of Mr.,
Hampden Zane, youngest son OF the late
Noah Zane, Of Wheeling, who died Of
Washington City on Wednesday, aged6S
Miss Eta Evans, a handsome young
lady Of Wheeling, who has been visiting
at Elder Frank Fonner's for some days
has returned home. She will instruct q
class in short hand here, il a class
can be iormed.-Nap AartiWviM Repub'
lean.
Mr.. Frank McKim's large number oil
friends are congratulating him on q
happy event in his life which took place
last Thursday. He went to Wheeling
aud was there married to Miss Jennie
Wiley, Of Martins Ferry, o. They re-
turned to P%arkersburg and have taken
rooms az Mrs. stahlmann's on Ann street,
Mr.. McKim Is the efficient book.keepeI
for Shattuck 4 jackson. Long life and
lVhuch happiness to him and his BRIDE
State Journal, Parkas6urg, June II.
Rev. S. b. Barnitz will arrive here to-
day. He has been in attendance at the
Convention OF the General Synod Of the
LutheranC Church, at Allegheny, Pc. He
did valiant service for the church as
chairman OF the Transportation Commit
tee and member OF the Board Of Educa.
ton, as we'll as Western Secretary Of
Home Missions. He will preach To his
old friends OF the English Lutheran
Church tomorrow morning, and address
the Sunday school In tue afternoon.
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Tho Sunday School teachers meeting
will be held this evening at 5 o'clock,
with Rev. Mr.. Barr as teacher. All per.
sons arc invited, as usual.
Last Saturday evening q short song
service was inaugurated at the Market
street entrance to the building, which
will be continued through the summer.
At 8 o'clock tonight the regular social
religious service for young men will be
held. All young mon are invited to at
tend,
Tomorrow afternoon a song service
will be held at the Twentieth street en-
trance to the building fifteen minutes
before the usual service in the hall. The
attendance at the mems meeting last
Sunday was good aud the meeting was
interesting. Tomorrow the meeting
will be conducted by Timotheus Tamil
nosian, OF Antioch, Syria, who is a stu.
dent in Washington Jefferson College.
Four o'clock is the time and all men are
heartily invited.
The Outing Club OF the Association
will spend the Fourth Of July at the
MoundsYllle Camp Grounds.
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The farmers Of this vicinity report the
crop outlook first class. Wheat, grass,
oats and barley all look well. Corn Is
somewhat backward, but there is plenty
Of time forlt. Wheat Is more uniform
than 1t has been for years, but is not
heavy. From present indications the
crop will be larger than It has been for
many years. Barley and oats are rank,
and some Of The farmers fear they, will
fall before heading. Stock Is looking
we'll. This will be an unusually good
year for bees. The fields are covered
with white clover. Bugs are playing
with potatoes in places. The out.
look for raspberfies is excellent, and for
blaCkberries even better. Apples will
be fair, and plums and pears much bet
-.
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Tic on.tom mnn.o Repnirs.

Mr.. McCarty, Of the firm OF McCarty
& Baldwin, 81 Washington, d.. O., to
whom was awarded the contract for
making the repairs and alterations on
the Custom House, Is In the city, with
several experienced workmen, and yes.
terday commenced work. The first
part Of the work done will he the con.
btFuCtion Of a bay window at the south.
west corner Of tho building, on Sig.
tenth street. The entrance to the pas
senger elevator will be through this
new structure, which will extend out
fourteen feet over the present vacant
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GOOD MOVE.


The u. Is o. Company WIN Stop the Jump.
Ing on Moving Trains.
The Baltimore & Ohio company have
one Of their detectives here, a big, broad
shouldered fellow, and with the CO.
operation Of Chief Of Police Delbruggc
and his men, a movement has been
started having for its object the break.
ing up OF the practice Of jumping on
moving trains, especially by tramps.
Freight trains going out over the Hemp,
field enroute for Pittsburgh, have been
the popular trains with the tramps and
Others who are in search Of a free ride,
and OF late the tramps have become SO
bold as TO draw reVolvers on the train
hands when they attempted to fire them
of the train, and threatened to kill the
brakemen and Others II they were In.
terfered with. The fayorite jumping on
place has been on the Sixteenth street
A sharp lookout Is now being
Kept for the gentry, and suspected
trains are stopped on Seventeenth street
for the purpose OF being searched. Otto
Mays, a Wheelipgite, and two others
were arrested last night and taken to
Central Station. They were arrested for
violating The ordinance prohibiting
Jumping on moving trains, and the war;
fare ls to be pushed.
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MOUNpsYILLg.
Circuit Court Notes Liquor LiOsnSos-Last
OF the Rolihs MIL,

Of the kollins MIL.
NV. Mclntlre, Of New Narllusyllle, was here
yesterday attending court
The case Of CAnaeld VI. Powell was on trial
yesterday IN the circuit court,
Miss Clam Baker, the estimRble daughter OF
Capt, A, o. Baker, ofthe Third ward, iHveFy ILL.,
Prosecuting Attorney D. y, Melghen Is NJ
ParkeIsbufg, q witness before the United Stats
court In the case against MI. Brothers, Of TINS
city, indicted for Illegal voting,
An efort will be made, 70 have tho license
granted by the City Council 70 Kuhl 3 Couklg
revoked uponth0 ground Of having sold liquor
70 . minor, The question Will probably be hised
at the next meeting Of the Council.
When the case OF the State VI, Brlcelald was
called for trial Wednesday, was discovered
that the indictment was missing, and the case
continued and search made, 70 mud INC indirt'
ment, Az last reports II hAdn moi been found.
The old rolling mill, which has been au eye
sore 70 MOundsyllle for 80 long, L. at last 20 By
removed. Mr.. James Crawford, Of AiieRhely
city, Is here 70 tear II down, aud Will begin
work next Monday. II Is to DO shipped 70 VII,
ginlA. AL the machinery, except Two RAILROAD
spike maehlhes, which belong 70 a.. !. AcFau'
den, VIII be taken away,
Judge PAUL. gave Z very important decision
YESTERDAY, morning ~ the two cases Of me Guy
W. z. u, Velt0n, yellOn was summoned beloIv
the Mayor, charged with having sold lntoXtcat
ing liquors without q license, He was found
guilty by tho Mayor aud the case was appealed,
], Is, Mcclure, attorney for VeltOn, moved ~
QuRsh the complaint, which was simply made
upon belief, and did not show probRblc cause,
The judge held that tho complaint must STAT
facts showing probable cause that an ,olenhc has
been committed, The officer, or other person
making complaint must know and make atida'
that he believed that the oliepte charged hau
been committed.
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EhV WoFSi Gaze 1t scrotula cured,

We have been selling your CNticun ROmCdles
Iof year, and have th0 ltgl complaint yet 70 70,
\ sStaI@ls eVSf p Nv VA g, urea 20 w " T6o5't NJ, SS'S 3
Nv, bottles oil Cuticufa keBOlVO1ti CttiOnIA aud
''''' fTGYIoR a TAYLOR, ppgi..
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lleyenHo COLLECTORS Appointments.

Mr.. a. d. White, Of ParkeBhprg, the
new U. s. Collector Of Internal Row.
enue, was In the city yesterday fore.
noon, and left for home on the Ohio
River road at noon. While no appoint.
ments have yet been formally made by
Mr.. White, and none will be made until
Collector NeGaw's term expires, June
30, II 10 said on good authority that he
has selected as his local deputy for the
Wheeling office Mt. w. N. Lynch, and
as his stamp clerk, Mr.. +. H. o. Yahr.
limo.
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The Turncrs' Excursion.

The Wheeling delegation Of Turner'S
who are going to Cincinnati 10 attend
the international funniest that Is to be
held there the coming week, will leave
at D,SO o'clock this morning, over the
Baltimore 4 Ohio road, The party
will consist OF about twenty-five
members OF tho society here
and seven or eight members Of the Ia.
dies section. Included in the party
will be three who are going to Join the
fifteen hundred who are going 70 com.
pete for prizes; they are, Hermann
Schambra, Chris Schambra and Ru.
dolph schubart, who gro account
ed as among the most expert
Turner's and general athletes In this
city, The Fest will open this evening
and continue till Wednesday evening.
Commencing tomorrow morning will
be 'the contests, which will probably
continue I'll Monday evening, They
will take place on tho campus, q
handsome level stretch, where tho con.
testants will be quartered In tents.
Those who are going are the envy Of
those who are NOT, but all join In wish.
ing the excursionists q merry time.
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Qlt 9MtelliQeMttt.
OuIcot Nos, 70 und " Fourteenth Street,
Now Acknowledgements.

Wanicd-A Girl.
Wanted Travelling statesmen.
Decker Piano For sale-k, W. nAuner & Co.
Fly F~anS-ECsbltt & bro.
iOCCntS for a Lemon Juice ExtaCtor-lI, r,
nehrenH,
Dissolution NOllcC-ZAnO & stAinAkCr,
E~olicSIuni!e& States Is SL surgical supply Co.
giRtc Institute.
List Of Letters.
For ClnclnnAiI-SleAmer Louis a. Shetley.
liaviiAnd's ChlnR-EwlnR Bros,
Mixed pRlnts-llOgO 4 IrO.
Goods. That Makes Customers for US-ConuCl
& BnCdCkGr,
Attention, spSrlSmen-I. q. Dillon 4 Co.
FlrIt Annual riCnic-lron MOulderS' Union
No. 81.
Olix-CGmdOn Consolidated oil Company.
Religious Notices second page.
ueO. NJ, Shook 4 CO.-ilGad Of Local,
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IL combination Of the active properties
OF dates, figs and pfunOa, and other
tropical fruits. It's pleasant taste and
beneficial effects have rendered II I'm.
medSely popular. II cures habitual con.
BtIpStiop, indigestion, blllousnesg, sick
headache, piles, etc. Sold 10 90 cent
BY q. X, Goetse W, ". ItWih
b, Williams and SIolh GauRhlih.
Drug %, aud Goodwin 4 Co.,,
Wholesale agents,
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Charles Carr, a workman employed by
paire, Carey ( Co. on the pier Of the
Union railroad bridge on the West Wiz;
gnia side, fell yesterday from the top Of
q derrick which no had climbed t9 oil
The pulley, falling about twenty teet,
and striking on q pile Of stone, was
knocked ~senseless. He was removed 70
his boarding house and q physician sum.
moned, who pronounced his injuries
not dangerous. No bones were broken:
Caff soon recovered his senses, but Will
lie sore for several days from his bruises
and the shaking up he got
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syrup OF FiES

Is natures own true laxative. 1t Is the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known to cleanse the nystem
when bilious or CnBliyei 10 dlspel head.
aches, colds, and fever; 10 cure habitual
constipation, indigestion, piles, etc.
Manufactured only by tho California Fig
Syrup Company. For sale In so cents
and 81 bottles by Logan Drug Company,
Anton P. Hess, r, d. Butt aud O. Men.
kemeller.
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The last monthly service Of praise for
tina aummer will be In the First Presby.
ierian Church tomorrow evening at
Lali.past Z o'clock. The subject Of the
sermon will DO Heaven" Hymns cor
IssnondinR with the theme will be sung,
md the choir will give a number Of an
thsms and solos. The usherS will take
ulSaNufe In finding good seats for all
stfangerb in tho city and others who
Wish to enjoy these services.
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nonl TAnk ndnrsr. hnt Mller.

There wa. a high Old time on Seven.
street yesterday. Laura Boyd, q
well known fast woman from Httsburgh,
with two Of this city called at the house
Of another, and while there Q quarrel
arose somehow, and several Of the wo.
men carry marks Of Il on their faces yet.
A warrant was Issued fot the party by
Davis, but the evidence showed
that the Boyd woman was 10 blame,
and she was fined $l6 aud costs. She
expressed herself rather %ptoiauely, and
the justice added SlQ for contempt II
cost her allLtle less than sl0a
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II you cannot 500 mud need SpCCtaCles
you should call OH Ms Rhd have your Eyes
tested without charge. We have The
finest instruments and moro experience
than any other OpilClAn In The State,
aud guarantee satisfaction or money no.
funded. JACOB W, CRUDE,
JgWClCr aud OpilCian,
Cor, Twelfth and Market Streets,
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.to,iAnis Murder Trial.

The thai Of Hugh McManiS for the
murder Of Henry Bresock Is progressing
slowly az Wellsbutg. The witnessed i9r
liz dsiense aSo nog being examined, II
vii nrobably DO the middle OF next
Wael before the trial ID concluded. the
caso ID being closely contested ny the
nblb counsel.
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Fourth OF July Excursions via the PsnnSJl.
Vania Lines.

Excursion tickets will DO sold, at ono
fare for the round trip, on July 3and !,
good 10 return until July !, between all
stations on the Pennsylvania Lines
West Of Pittsburgh. No excursion
will 10 sold 10 adults al leS3 fate
than twenty-five cent?, hbF 70 children
aEIabS faLb IhaH ltteen cent?. FOR further
information apply 10 the nearest pas
aenper OF Ticket ahons.
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to millions, pleasing their palates and
cleansing their systems, arousing their
Liyers, Kidneys, stomachs and Bowels
to a healthy activity. Such 10 the mission
Of the famous California liquid fruit
remedy, Syrup OF Figs. For sale In 80
cent and 81 90 bottles by Logan Drug
Company, Anton p. Hess, II. d. Burt
and Q. Menkemeller.
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Special Excursion to JohnStown, Pa, via.
baltimore q Ohio Raliroad.
To accommodate those who desire 70
view tho ruins OF JohnStown, the Balti!
more Ohio Railroad pombany will run
q speclal train on Sunday, tuhe %, leay.
inF Wheeling at . o'clock a. m. Fare tor
tho round trip only s. IS,
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ron HOT WEATnER.

Anil line Of SergCS, Drap D'EtCs and
ChCvlOts, Just suited for the hot weather,
which Will be made up llrSt.ClaSS Of
reasonable prices.
In StOCk-A large line Of 0verSlZcs In
French Flannel Shirts, neck 10, body 80.
At 9. HESS 4 SONS,
1891 4 1898 Market Street,
Wheeling, W. IN.
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WANAMAKER 4 BRowS's suits are Tin.
equalled by SO per cent In every respect,
y satnples 10 select from. Tho wonder
Of the consumer 10 why IL has not been
represented here before. Also Bnggies
and Carpets al cost al i. w Ferrelsi
2l0l Main street.
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Look Cor the Zig Shoe
Mems good hob nailed progans FOL
~ women \ cAsn snOn sEORH.
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A n FOR EVERYBODY.

All organizations which meet In This
city or vicinity, whether political, re.
llglOus, labor, lraternal or social, will
be supplied with Fans, Free Of Charge,
by sending some authorized person 10
h. GUNDLlNG Il co.,
Star ClOthlCrs, 80 Twelfth n.