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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-27
WE WANT

Everybody To know that Tiger Stripe Ia
the cleanest and purcst tobacco In the
world. 1t Is by far the most superior
smoking and chewing tobacco Ia the
market, as 1t is not made from cigar
otfal, sweeplngs Of the floor or trash. We
guarantee the Tiger Stripe to be made
from the choicest selections Of plug to-
bacco stock In the market, It Is free from
sand and dirt, aud above all We guaran.
tee our tobacco 10 be free from chem
icals. We beg 10 call special attention
to the pleasant and palatable tobacco
taste Of our Tiger Stripe, which Is pro.
duced by our cold air evaporation, o pro.
cess wholly our own. In this way We
eliminate fully 90 per cent OF the VIOLA.
tile matter and all matter OF a weedy
nature, leaving the tobacco pure and
with its natural flavor. The Tiger Stripe
Tobacco Is sold by the following mer.
chants in Wheeling:
MederBros., cigar store; l. B. Vaniossen,
grocer; A. K0rn, grocer; O. F. Miller,
cigar store; NJ. Redfox, grocer; A. @.
Harrell, grocer; ]. Elbert, grocer; j. w.
Carenbauer, grocer; O. Smith, grocer;
T. NJ. Jones, cigar store; II. Felber,
grocer; Jacob stelernagel, confectionery
John 'Walford, grocer F. A. Blum,
grocerj H. r, Nolte, grocer; 7. B.
Snider, grocer; NJ. Coughland, Thomas
Killeen, groCerj ]. B. Wilke, cigar store
Mrs. Hell, grocer; George E6bert, gro.
Ger: George Richie, grocer; II. Bode,
grocer; Charles Schultz, grocer; s. NJ.
Layman, cigar store; l. E. Freese, con.
ieCtioner and news depot; NJ. KRAFT,
cigar store; L. H. Knauss, grocer; ]. F.
Thompson, il, grocer; Mrs. NJ. Norte-
mann, grocer; N. o. Council, grocer; ].
B. Frame, grocer; ]. +. Miller, cigar
store; 0. 3, Porter, grocer Clyde Moore,
CONFECTIONERY Mrs, Miller, grocer David
Garvin, groCerI Henry Vogt, grocer;
Henry Helmbright grocer; John En-.
inert, bakery =. Klein, grocer.
In Martins Ferry-MCCabe Bros, gro.
GERS; John Burkart, grocer; l. Davis,
grocer; A. F. Dinsn0re, grocer; G. W.
Arbaugh, grocer; W. H. Hildebrand &
Bro, grocers; NJ. E. Brown 4 9, :, gro.
GERS; A. Black, grocer; r. A. Linde-
mpth, grocer ]. 3, Montgomery, gro
cefl LotS & SCheeChle, grocers; L. w.
Smith, grocer ], T. RreusCh, butcher
store; Mrs. Floto, bakery and grocer;
s. P. Harbontt, grocer.
In Bridgeport, 0hio-R. W. Allender,
grocer; s. A. Clements, grocer; George
Giften, grocer; James L. Higgins, grocer;
F. L. Smith, grocer; M. Pafson, grocer;
Anton Hammer, bakery aud groceri G.
0. Moore, grocer G. o. Kelley, grocer
ELI Gilmore, groceri Meister Bros, cigar
Btorej N. P. Freeland, grocer.
In West Wheeling, 0hio-D. S. Loe,
grocer; Alex. Lyle, grocer.
In Etnayille, 0hio-T. w. Jones, gro.
GER; O. Thomas, grocer; Ben Sheldon,
In Benwood, W. va.-John Deesan,
Ed. LEWIS, confectioner and
news depot James Brown, GROCER,
Buy the best only. Use no other
han Tiger Stripe.
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LOCAL BREYEIEs.
Matters OFtDIlnor Mention in and About
NNI,n OItv

Matters ofDIlnor Mention in and About
'the City,
MATINEE at the Grand this afternoon.
Ar the Opera House to'night-"rhe
Fakir.n
THE Alpha's hold their second select
ball in MRnnerchor hall tonight,
AT the Grand to-night-ths last per-
Torrance Of the Kindergarten" CONE
papy.
THE Wheeling 4 Elm Grove company
will run trains each way every hour on
Thanksgiving Day,
w, HINRY Frazier qualified in Clerk
Hooks Office yesterday as the guardian
OF Emma Frazier, aged 90, giving a bond
Of $3.50 with John A, Gilbert as surety,
TUE Board OF County Commissioners
will meet as an Auditing Committee to.
day and get business In shape for the
regular monthly meeting to be held next
Monday,
ANDREW RULoEG, one OF the best
known and most respected citizens Of
Moundsyllle, died at his home in that
place last night, He had q large circle
Of friends here,
OWING to the inability OF the Wheel
ing InRtallment Company 10 get It's new
store room al Nos, 1913 10 and AZ Mar
ket street in readiness last night, the
grand opening has been postponed til
Tonight,
AN economical back wall for a natura'
gas CRATE fire can be made by cutting
piece OF galvanized sheet iron to TT tht
back wall and bending 1t at o propel
angle 10 reflect heat and prevent IL
loss up the chimney.
OK Friday evening Rev, DR., D. A
Cunningham will deliver lecture OF
"a Scottish Tour" at the First Presby
terrain church, DR., Cunningham ha
delivered his lecture TO crowded house
In other cities, aud will no doubt draw
large audience here,
THE second issue Of The Aount, th,
handsome publication gotten up AZ Mt
de Ohantal, is out and has given pleasnr'
TO all into whose hands It's entertaining
pages have fallen. II is full Of gooC
things and gives promise oil something
still better 10 come.
|. In Police Court yesterday morning
Louis Nolte, in default Of tho paymen
OF zines, was sent to the wOrkhouse 10
fifteen days for behaving In 9 disorder!
manner, and for thirty days for carrying
a concealed weapon. There were lou
other disorderly cases sent to'the hill 10
aiteen days each in default Of the pay
ment OF the fines imposed. Twodrunkl
paid fines Of 81 and costs EACH.
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BRIDGEPORT ACCIDENTS.
An Elevator Falls and a Coach
Jumps the Track,
THE MIRACULOUS ESCAPE
ora Car Load of People on the O., L,
q W, II. R.-The Standard Iron
Co.'s Elevator Falls from the
Third Floor 10 the Cellar,


Yesterday morning an elevator in the
three story ware house Of the Standard
Iron Co., over at Bridgeport, dropped
from the third floor TO the ground floor,
breaking the elevator and seriously in.
iuring laborer named Howell, whose
home ia at New Martinsville, Howell
ran a buggy loaded with eighteen hum
bred pounds Of iron onto the elevator,
and getting on It himself, started It up.
ward, When within one or two feet Of
the third floor some part Of the ma
chinery gave way and the elevator
dropped with its load in the twinkling
Of an eye,
Howell retained his standing position
until the elevator struck the floor, when
he was thrown about fifteen feet, He
was not dishgured In any way but was
injured internally. He was taken to bis
boarding house In Etnaville and medi,
cal aid summoned, Howell Is resting
easy, but 10 thought TO be In critical
condition, The elevator has been sub
jected to frequent inspections aud was In
apparent good order. 1t came down
with force sufficiently great to break two
iron rails and several heavy oak tiubers
as well as to break the oak floor into
spllnters,
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Rev. DR.. ]. T. Gracey delivered o lee.
ture In Chapline Street NJ, L. church last
evening on the subject I'm Bush and
Boat In West Africa" The auditorium
was comfortably filled, and DR.. Gracey
commanded the close attention Of his
hearers. He told Of Ills experiences In
the interioroi Africa, euloglsed Stanley
and told interesting anecdotes OF the
country and its inhabitants. Dr.. Gracey
says that the real discovery Of Africa has
taken place within the past ten years
and that up I'LL that time, the great
Dark Continent was as much an IN.
known land, SO far as definite information
as TO the interior Is concerned, as was
America prior to the voyage Of Colum.
bus. Hespoke Of tile greatness Of the
Continent and told what may come oft
with the proper teaching among the
natives. Dr. GraceY'g leGtpfe Is very
interesting and pleasing, and Is quite .
mass Conformation for students as well
as missionary workers.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
strangers In the City and wheeling People
Abroad.

Strangers Ia the City and Wheeling People
Abroad.
Major T. H. Norton left last night for
MartinHburg.
Miss Emma Blond has gone to Pitts
burgh to visit friends.
Rev. @. w. Upton, Of Moundsville, Ia
tue guest OF Rev. O. B. Graham.
William Trainer, one Of steubenVille's
rising young attorneys was In the city
for q short time yesterday,
Hon. John W. Collins, Of Charleston,
and Mr.. j. II, Marcum, Of Huntington,
were registered at the Stamm last night,
Miss Vldney Jackson and her niece,
Miss Alice jackson, have returned from
Pittsburgh, where they attended the
funeral Of a relative.
Mr.. Benjamin Harris, OF Pittsburgh,
who came down here last week 70 attend
the McFadden.Nesbit wedding, has re-
turned home alter making q pleasant
visit here.
Mrs. Charles v. Harding and little
daughter, Of Little Washington, are
guestsat the residence Of Mrs, Hardings
father, Dr.. J!O. Hupp. They will spend
Thanksgiving here.
Messrs. Mike Dinger, Steve Rice and
Will Sadler leave to-day for Oonotton,
OHio,L where they will hunt on Thanks
giving. They will be the guests Of Capt.
Jim Umpedy, formerly Of this city.
Mr., W. E. Williams and Miss Ella r.
Greer, both OF this city, were married
yestarday 1T ST. Luke's church by the
rector, Rev. Jacob Birmingham. The
ceremony was witnessed by anumber OF
adlniring friends.
Judge R. HI Cochran left last night for
New York TO meet with the Eastern
capitalists who are interested in the
Union Bridge Company and the Wheel
Ing and Eastern Improvement Compa'
ny, he will be absent the remainder
Of the week.
Mr.. NJ. W. Lambert, formerly clerk at
the Hotel Windsor here, Is now chiei
clerk OF the Hotel Langham, one OF thu
handsome new hotels just erected III
Washington, D. O. II Is at the corner
Of Fourteenth and Il streets, N. W.,
right In the fashionable part OF the
town. Mr.. Lambert made many friends
while he was here, all Of whom will BIZ
pleased 10 learn that he has secured the
present comfortable berth.
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ANOTHER ACCIDENT
on the c., L. s W, n, n, Over at Bridge.
port Yesterday,

On the c., l.. s W. II, II, Over ut bridge.
port Yesterday,
Yesterday morning the Massillon &C
commodation on the Cleveland, Lorain
& Wheeling railroad, due at Bridgeport
at II o'clock, met with quite aa accident
while pulling into the yards there.
The train had Just rounded the curve at
the water tank and was running at the
rate Of twenty miles an hour when the
rear passenger coach left the track,
broke loose from the forward part Of the
train and ran against train Of empty
coal cara that was standing on the switch,
and turned partly over before 1t stopped,
The coach was loaded with passengers,
all Of whom escaped uninjured. They
were severely shaken up and badly
scared, but after considering the chances
Of being killed, which they had taken,
they considered themselves In great luck.
One side Of the coach was torn almost
otfand one end Oft badly mashed up. The
cause was bad piece OF track at the tank.
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MARTINS FERRY MATTERS,
A w L, r. saEyey-Je 9, y, AM.

A W, = L, r. suryey-Jr, o, U, A. M. Pa
rade Minor Matters,
NoworE at the &tnAmill o-moHoW-ThAnkS.
:. y ". Charles TAOrnao wa. a. Toronto, Ohio,
WellSburg,
Mrs ]. Y, Patterson has returned from visit
10 Allegheny and Pittsburgh. r
Every department at the Northwood Glass
Works Is on full. Prospects fair.
Miss Sarah Lewis Is on the Hlpk list and Miss
Matte Mitchell Il teaching her school.
Martins Ferry will send large delegation to
PltAburgh 10. morrow Armstrong day,
Mrs. Z. A, MAthers Is In West Columbia, W.
Va, q the bedside OF her mother, Mrs., Behan,
who Is very III,
The chest OF carpenter tools ratied OF for the
beueat Of Mrs, a. NJ. shipmAn, were drawn BY
Mr.. Aaron Black,
Nails are being shipped from tho LAughlIn
MILL about a. fast a. mad0-"red hot as some
Of the boys put IT,
Last evening concert was given In the BGp.
list church for the benefit Of the Union Sabbath
school 10 CarkH addition.
Mn, Clinton Mitchell and her sitter. Miss Ida
Sullivan, leave 70 morrow for Jamestown, Pa,
where they make their future home,
Mr.. Peter Beaxle, one Of the pioneers, was mot
expected 70 live over night His daughter, Mrs,
ElkinS, came from the East yesterday.
Mrs. Sarah Nelson, who has been on the sick
list, was taken 10 the residence Of her brother,
Mr.. James H.Van Pelt, Of bridgeport, yesterday.
Yesterday engineers Of the Wheeling & Lake
Erie kailroad company began SuTyay from
the road 10 Bellaire, via the latter place.
Twelve men are at work on the survey.
Belmont CITY IOdRe l. o, O. r.. No. 22t, elected
n. G.; James CophRm, v. G.; Theo. SnodRraSs,
Secretary Geo, heGlpmphy, Treasurer; J. 7.
Crowel, VIM. sloan, and Jesse 9elby Trustees; r.
o.Blerne, ProderIy Trustee.
The parade Of the Jr. o, U. A. n. tomorrow
promises 70 be large one. Lodges will DO here
from Wheeling, Washington, Pa, and Bellaire.
All, will wear regRlla, and the Martins Ferry
Lodge alone expects 10 Turn out about Ninety
members. The procession will form on Hanover
street In front Of the hall and march down Fifth
70 Walnut, TO Fourth, TO Broadway, TO Monroe,
10 Fourth, 10 Jefferson, 10 Second, TO Washing
lou, 70 First, 70 Carlisle, 70 Second, 10 Hanover,
TO the hall at Fifth and Hanover streets.
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The monthly social meeting for The
members Of the Y. N. @. A., held at the
Associations building last night, was q
most pronounced success In spite Of the
innlemenCy Of the weather. There was
q largo turn out Of members and not a
few availed themselves Of the privilege
Of escortlng some lady friend 10 tie
charming entertainment, The readings
Of Mrs. NJ. Stevens Hart were rendered
with that lAdy's well known skill, and
the singing Of Mrs. Oscar Seeley was
rellshed with the Characteristic appFe.
citation oil Wheeling audience. Not
the least entertaining contribution TO The
general cheer Of the evening" was the
music Of Mayors orchestra.
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are important problems. the former de.
pending greatly on tho latter. Every
one Is familiar with the healthy proper.
ties Of fruit, and no one can afford to be
sick and miserable while the pleasant
California concentrated liquid fruitremO.
dy, Syrup Of Figs, may DO had at our en-.
terpriBlng druggists. For sale In 30 cents
and 81 bottles by Logan Drug Company,
Anton p. Hess, +. D, Burt and o. Menke'
mellpr.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT.
Another Indicted Individual in GreaI
Luck-OthoF Court News,

Another Indicted Individual In Great
Lupk-0thsF Court News,
Both pArlsOl the Circuit Court were
in session yesterday, The principal
feature Of the day in Part /, before
Judge PAUL, was the example given Of
the peculiar turn the average American
jury often takes. The case put on trial
was that Of the State vs. William John.
son, alias William Thomas, indicted for
petit larceny, with q count for former
conviction, johnson was charged in
this case with having taken $3.50 in
money from the clothes OF man named
Kenney while they were both at
Jennings boarding house in Full
ton; he was also charged with
having taken Kenney's shoes and
socks and left his own, which were
somewhat the worse for wear, In their
place, johnson was arrested by Officer
Short on Sixteenth street q week ago
last Sunday, the day before the Grand
Jury met Short says the fellow con.
tessed to taking the shoes and other
things, and alter being landed In Jail
took of Kinlsy's Shoes and socks and
sent them back to him with q request
that his own be returned. Short testi.
Ted to all this on the stand and Kenney
gave good clear testimony, The Jury,
after being out for q time, wanted 10
know OF the Court Fit could And as TO
the thefto OF tile shoea and socks aud not
the money, aud was informed that It
could. Shorty after this the jury par.
alyEed things by bringing in q verdict Of
not guilty, Johnson was defended by
Col. Robert White,
When Kenley, the prosecuting wit
ness was called In the morning he APP
peared In q state OF inebriadon, Judge
PAUL severely repremanded him, fned
him $40 Tor contempt Of court and sent
him 70 jail 10 sober up, His testimony
was taken In the afternoon after the
thickness had left his tongue,
In Part II, before Judge Campbell, in
the Certiorarl proceedings OF the Balu'
more 4 Ohio Railroad Co, va, O, Krsus
4 Co., Of this city, the judgment OF JUS
tiCe Caldwell was affirmed and judgment
for $5S so and the costs given against the
company. Mr.. Russell appeared for the
company and Mr.. Ewing for the firm Of
O, Kraus 4 Go.
The remalnderofthe day was taken up
In hearing further evidence In the case
Of Wilbur O, Jacobs VS., Klevis Kraft &
Co.
Both parts adjourned till to-day.
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MILWAUKEE, Nov. 2O.-J. O. stubbs
who resigned the office Of Second Vice
President OF the ST, Paul road TO assume
bis old position Of General Traffic Mana.
ger Of the Southern Pacific system, will
leave for San Francisco on Sunday next.
He saysit he could be relieved OF the
sense Of personal obligation 10 the
Pacific people he could not be
persuaded TO go back 10 the Pacific
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rhnnk.rlvLng lLsceplIon a. the y. VI. Q

Thanksgiving Reception at the Y. n. Q. A.
The Young Mems Christian Associa.
TONS annual Thanksgiving reception for
young men Of the city will be given on
Thursday evening, and II promises 10 be
a magnificent success. Refreshments
will DO served by the Reception Com.
mittee oithe Ladies' Auxiliary; Mayors
full orchestra will enliven the occasion
with music; q short programme OF vocal
music and readings will be rendered In
the hall, and happy company Of young
men will promote BoCiabjDity. With the
many attractions that will be provided,
the evening can not fall 10 DO 1 pleasant
one for all who attend. All young men
are invited 10 attend.
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OYSTERS.
speeIal Thana.EIvInr Notice.


Oysters arc scarce, and many OF the
western cities will be very short Of oys-
tiers for Thanksgiving dinners, but
Wheeling, ! am pleased to say, will not
be among the number, and the "0ld Re.
liable" scoresanother triumph, by being
able to supply every gallon Of oysters
that my large trade will call for. This
supply will not be cheap trash, but the
very finest oysters TO be found in every
market In the country. As usual, fresh
stock will be distributed to-day to all the
grocers, meat markets and oyster dealers
selling my oysters, and everybody can
be conveniently supplied at the same
price as at my depot, Ifyou have been
buying cheap trash oysters try my we'll
known brands for your Thanksgiving
dinner, and 6nd outwhat good oysters are.
W.0. MoOLUsKRY,
Wholesale Agent, So Twelfth street.
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A raIr Convention Al Cleyelaua.

Secretary George Hook Of the State
Fair Association, and Col. William Ex.
Icy, Mr.. G. Ed. Mendel and Mr.. Andrew
NJ. Hamilton, Of the Board Of Directors,
left yesterday for Cleveland TO attend
the convention OF representatives from
fair associations 10 be held at the Wad.
dell House. The convention has been
called for the purpose Of forming, IL
possible, a fall circuit for the associations
In Ohio and the cities on her borders,
such as Wheeling and Washington, Pa,
With a circuit thus formed larger and
better ClaSs Of horsemen would be sure
10 attend all the fairs, and In other ways
the associations will be benefited.
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Two Runaway Bows.

About two weeks ago two boys, about
fifteen years old,'ran away from their
homes In Hoboken, n. j., and by some
means got to this city, They had thirty
cents between them when they left
home, and bummed their passage on
freight trains. Since their arrival In
this city they have been the guests Of b
well known young man, who Tor some
reason decided TO shelter and provide
Tor them. Another Wheeling man
learning Of their identity wrote TO the
father Of one, and as q result, Chief
Of Police Delbrugge received a letter
asking him to take charge Of them, and
stating that although their parents are
poor they will provide the money to
pay their fare home: The Chief cap.
tured the boys yesterday and holds
them at the Public Building awaiting
further instructions from their parents.
The letter states that their mothers are
almost frantic with grief, and that their
whereabouts was unknown till the letter
was received from this city.
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aKlndnrrnrlsno nj lllp crnnn.

There is no doubt but that the "Kin.
dergarden" company has made decided
bit In this city. They are now playing
areturn engagement at the Grand and
with a better company than they had
when here earlier In the season, are do.
ing big business. Last night there was
another good audience TO greet them.
This afternoon there will DO a matinee
and the engagement will close this even.
Inn
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Ia natures own true laxative. II Is The
nio6t easily taken, and The moat effective
remedy known 10 cleanse the system
when bilious or coStlvoI 70 diSpel head.
aches, colds, and fever 10 OurO habltnal
constipation, indigestion piles, eLc.
Manufactured only BY the California Fix
Syrup Company. For SAFE In 30 cents
and 81 bottles BY Logan Drug Company,
Anton r. He's, r, y. Burt and o, Men.
katnNliOf.
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Yesterday Mr. Charles Z. yanKeuren,
the well.known proprietor Of the Dairy
Restaurant, received by express from
Duning, Nebraska, a very Ane saddle Of
yenison. Judging from the half Mr.. Van
has the deer must have been an extra
big fellow. II was sent by Col. "Billy"
Koehnllne, who Is In the far wild and
woody wet on hig bridal trip.
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Wholesale Agent, s. Twelfth street.
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Yop can save money BY calling al
Harry Hillman'g for anything In the
line Of hne Gold Watches, Diamonds,
Chains, Charms, Pins, Rlnge, Culf But
tons, etC, All goods warranted 10 repre-.
sented, % Eleventh street.
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III YOU cannOt see aud need SpeCtaCles
Won should Gallon US anu have your Eyes
iesied without charge We have the
llnest Instruments and more experience
tliSn any other UptiClan In the State,
.nnd guarantee satisfaction or money re-.
nlndeI, JACOB w. ultUllD,
JOWeler and VptlUtan,
Cor. Twelfth aud Market streets.
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rhp l.lnht Mour ALeolInE.

samuel Gompers, President Of tue
American Federation oil Labor, and p. j,
MeC,nife, General Secretary Of the Oar.
pphtefs' brotherhood, will address an
eight hour mass meeting In the Wheel'
mems headquarters tomorrow evening.
Tho meeting promises 10 30 Q grand sue
cess and will DO attended BY representa-
lives from all the labor organisations.
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ron FALL AND WINTER.

Just received \ complete and artistic
assortment VI suitnys, panhlOOnlnys
auu UYCrcvallngs, when We Warrant 70
nuke lip III llrSl.elaSs Sly lie, ana at rCa.
svnablc prices. Fit gum aIteea.
U. HESS u SUNS,
1921 Il 1928 Market street.
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Clothing, Etc.
gDt 9utfIIlgenfer.
once Nos. 20 aud ~ Fourteenth Street.


wautcd-sltuatIon Us TcamStGr.
IIGIuIO by hey. D. A. Cunningham.
. SIOcEs FUf Sale-k. y, irwin, btUkef.
ratlUr kenusts-hesblt& BIO.
Meat Virginia Exposition aud state Fulr Al
NOllce.
Eght hour Mass Meeting.
bEAU DAY X. II. LiAL
htllel y CO,-WAps.
Wheeling lnslRlineht co. Fourth page.
WuWIIl hell-C, a, schaeler u 70.
iho ileAl iced Mill-llUge 4 Bro.
Rusty baS0 Burners Joseph Bell Stove Co.
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TINS annual ialf given by the ladies Of
tho Church Of the Immaculate ConCep.
ton for the benefit Of that church Will
commence tonight and continue Till
Saturday night II will be held In tue
hasannetik 81 The church.