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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-17
Labor Day Prospects

The committee Of arrangements for
Labor Day celebration on August 81 has
sent out handsome Invitations to all the
locals in Wheeling and vicinity, From
all present indications tho parade this
year and the picnic will fully equal the
large demonstration Of former years,
The building trades are particularly 40
tive The Carpenters expect large dele
cations from steubenyiIle, Wellsburg,
Martins Ferry, o., Bridgeport, o, Bell
aire, o., and Washington, Pa, They are
hustling things to make their division
an imposing wing Of the grand parade,
The tinners and sheet iron workers who
are now also attached to the Trades AS,
sembly, will turn out with handsome
new badges, and the Blacksmiths' aud
Machinlsts' Union intends to do the
same. The flint glass workers and iron
and steel workers will have a division
In the parade. Garfield Assembly will
turn out over 1850 men In line in the
Knights Of Labor division,
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Knlnh nnr Infant.

A dispatch from st. Clairsville in the
Columbus Journal says; "a most hor
rible and deplorable state Of affairs has
Just leaked out 70 the public from the
County 1nfrmary. Lizzie Ringhosen, 8
young girl about town who had become
In an interesting condition, was sent tc
the 1nirmarya few weeks ago, and In
due season became a mother. The
mother grew weary Of the babe, and
when 1t was about two weeks old she
evidently killed 1t. Its arms, legs and
back were broken and the bead bruised
The matter has been kept very quiet and
nothing has as yet been done with the
woman. y is supposed she dashed the
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The following changes and appoint.
ments are announced at Pittsburgh by
the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com
pany: O. Z. Gregory, city passenger
agent, Pittsburgh, will have charge Of
the passenger business in Pittsburgh
and will solicit business on the line Of
the Pittsburgh Lake Erie Railroad and
New York, Pennsylvania & Ohio Rail.
road, between Pittsburgh and Cleveland
inclusive. w. w. Picking, travelling
passenger agent, Somerset, Pa, will so.
liCit passenger business on the Pitts.
burgh Division OF the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad and branches. John 7. Lane,
travelling passenger agent, Wheeling w.
Va, will solicit passenger business on
the Wheeling & Pittsburgh Division Of
the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, and
have charge Of eastbound business from
Wheeling and Bellaire via Pittsburgh.
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RsFIRsT ENG. EVAN. LUTHERAN
~ ClURCH-ReY. 4, II. DornblaSer, pas.
tor. Services at 1880 a. m. and 7:45 p. m. Sun.
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AMYsrERIOUs DisAPPgAR4SCA,
a RssIdont of Eass wheeling Missing In.
explIchbly,

AReSident Of fast Wheeling Missing In
sxplicably,
Acase Of mysterious disappearance is
occasiopiug considerable talk and con-
lecture in that portion Of East Wheel.
ing in which the missing person lived,
On Monday, the 9th inst, Cornelius
Kreiter, q German, aged 81 years this
month, dressed himself after dinner in
his best clothes and informed bis wife
that he was going out 10 the Park TO at
tend the ST, Alphonsus picnic that was
being held there that day. Since
then nothing has been seen or heard oil
him 30 far as can be-, learned, He has
been a resident Of this city for over
twenty years, and for nearly sixteen
years was employed at Reymaun's
brewery. Since leaving Reymann's he
has worked at the Crescent and BEN
wood mills and at other places, BY
trade he was o cooper, and he was also
quite handy with q carpenters kit,
In appearance he was tall and thin.
His features were quite sharp, aud he
wore no beard Of any kind, He was
quite generally known as Charley Krei.
ter. The day he left his wife was no,
feeling very well and was lying down in
the rooms they occupied, In the second
story Of q building atthe corner OF Sew.
epteenth street aud Alley F. They have
had five children, all Of whom, except
one daughter who Ia in her teens, are
grown up. Two Of them are married.
Kreiter was quite deaf and In the
opinion Of many was q little wrongin the
upper story, What has become OF him
no one knows; the general opinion is
that he has wandered offsomewhere and
possibly died, Any news Of him will
be gratefully received by Mrs. Kreiter,
His youngest daughter, who was at the
picnic says she saw nothing Of him at
the Park on that day.
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MORE YOUTHFUL THIEVES.
boys Arrested for Petty RObbortss on the
Island.

NS' NttsPfsN avs WV NN"HVpfsNe va NAe
leland.
Yesterday several boys went through
a number Of places on the Island, on
South Broadway, AT the residence Of
", O, Beans, Of the Regitr, they stole a
hammock, q shawl and several other
small articles, The cellar OF Charles
Miller was also entered and some pro-
visions taken.
Later In the day Officers McNichol
and Lukins arrested three small boys,
The stolen articles were nearly all re-
covered, and after soaring the boys badly
they were allowed to 50, being too young
to prosecute,
In addition to the houses named, they
entered the yardsor houses Of Mrs. Tay-
Tor, Mrs, Richie and perhaps others,
and some Of their theits were very bold.
In one case things were carried out Of
the front yard OF u residence right be-
fore the eyes OF the family, who were In
the house, The same boys had been
around on one or two previous days.
The things they stole were sold to a
South Side Junk dealer.
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d, q O. Bsttermontv.

The B. 81 o. Company Is putting III
track on Seventeenth street, between
Eoff and Me- olloch streets, In such thor
ough repair that II will not be necessary
to give Il any attention for some timo tc
come. The ties have all been replaced
with heavy squared oak timbers, and 9
heavier rail has been put down. Ii
some places the grade has been lowered
about two inches. The whole distance
is being ballasted with broken limestone
When the work Is completed and the en-
tire street properly graded off the i'm
provement will show 10 be q very no
ticeable one. The city should pave this
street with brick next year.
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TATHIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-
~ Eighth Ward-Rey. L. W, Barr, pastor.
Services Of l0:SOa M, preaching by Rev. Loves,
All arc welcome.
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Tho stnte Rerorm sehool.

The State Commission to locate a re-
form school went over the county yes
terday, in company with President Dob.
bins and Mr.. Cruise, OF the Board Of
Commissioner, and examined all the
sites offered for the projected school.
Last evening Hon. John D. Pendleton,
Mayor seabright, Peter Terrell and
others met with the Commission and
talked over the claims Of Ohio county
in an informal way. The members will
leave for Parkersburg tomorrow after.
noon.
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BABY'STSE y cs9issS gdRs Ss'S. ESse SaS Sis9 p \
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LIS a combination Of the active properties
OF dates, figs and pruneb, and other
tropical fruItS. 1s pleasant taste and
beneficial effects have rendered Il i'm.
mensely popular. II cures habitual con.
Btipationj indigestion, biliousness, sick
headache, piles, etc, Sold In so cent
bottles by ., r, GoetEe, w. w. Irwin
W. 3. Willlams and John Laughlin.
Logan Drug 90. and Goodwin e Co.,
wholesale agents.. Y
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Misses Mary and Blance Brown, oil
Wheellngs, are the guests OF Mrs. Reese
odbert, on Market street-SeIbenviAe
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Cuttinr Iho lIrht Nuils.

The Jefferson nail factory resumed
yesterday after a short stoppage to take
stock, says the Steubenyille Gazette. The
factory Is now running almost full, and
the light weight nails are now being
made, but the old style heavy nails will
be cut on order. The gain In making
the light weight nails ia seven nails To
the pound of Of 90 pennies. In a pound
there are 23 Of the heavy weight nails
and 80 OF the new STYLE,
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MARTINS FERRY.
A Small Boy Killed on the Railroad,
OtherLlcal Lows.

A Small Boy Killed on the Railroad,
Other 1cal Lews,
Miss Matte HobenLACk Is ruSticatlng with
friends near smlthAeld,
Theodore @, Ayers, candidate for clerk o.
courts, was In town yesterday,
Rev. A, Z. Brownell has returned from ap OK
tOpded, visit with friends aud relatives inPeuu'
GylVAnla,
Samuel Young, Jrn Of the Third ward, "a NOV
Ing his old house TO one side Of his lot prepAFA,
tory 10 building q larger Que,
Tho Jury In the Wood condemnation suit 70.
turnedA verdict for $4,000 Indemnity for ground
taken and damages 10 residence,
The lFnnCh once. Of the lNTRLLlGENcER was
tho recipient yesterday Of an elegant basket q
cut flowers from nc EEr5fn o. GSPtaln y; Y,
full Golden Band Japanese lilies, not less than
i've inches IN diameter. They arc beautiful
specimens, and attracted general attention,
Mrs, Hiram Smith entertained d party Of
young folks quite pleasantly III her home ~
Walnut Grove wednesday evening, the most Gu,
iOyG6lS feature bsIng q tsn served igH dsilShs!aI
aud kllR lnglebrlghL,' Be0 aud Mary ThomRtl
| Bessie Grlhlth, Bessie Brady aud Mary Chaliant
Of Allegheny, Pa.
A sad accident, by which little Paul Schreinol
lost his life, occurred on tho u, & Il, Railroad
near tho Laeghlln mill, yesterday, As the y
o'clock mail tnln was coming INTO town iittlt
lAul, In company YithR number Of other boys
was playing on aud near the track. The othei
boys stepped oil, but tho unfortunate boy WA
struck aud instantly killed. No blame can bC
attached TO the engineer, ah no WhiStled lot th(
little fellows to get OIL. Paul was. about Year,
d. age, aud the youngest child Of tho late oEto
sherman House, The funeral Will DO ate O'Clock
to-day, IntermentAt Greenwood.
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Is natures own true laxative. It Is the
most easily taken, aud the most effective
remedy known TO cleanse the system
when bilious or costive; TO dispel head,
aches, colds, and fever; to cure habitual
constipation, indigestion, piles, etc
Manufactured only blythe California Fig
Syrup Company. For sale in so cents
and 81 bottles by Logan Drug Company,
Anton p. Hess, R. B. Burt and O. Men
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IF You cannot SEQ and need ypectaeles
you Should call on a sand have your Eyet
tested without charge. we have Inc
finest INSTRUMENTS and mere experience
than any other OptlClAn ID The State,
and guarantee satisfaction or money no;
funded. JACOB w. GnUBB,
JeWeler and OptlClAh,
Cor. Twelfth and Market streets,
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RED CROSS OIL,

coIuMBug, o., Jan. /, 1sSo.-To TIL
ELIXIR OF DATES Co. Dear &in!-Elixii
81 Dates cured me Of habitual constipa.
tion and dyspepsia. I recommend lt %
all my friends, Very truly YOUR, Joseph
thinner, Prop. oil Hotel 81 Claire, %.
'lutnbug o. Sold BY OR. GoelAe, ", ".
irwin WI =. Williams and John Laugh.
lin. Logan Drug 90, and Goodwin& Co.,
WholOsale agents. ~
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ModdInr pnrtr hannah.

During the wedding ceremony Of Mr..
Yermillon aud Miss Lewedag, in ST..
Paul's Church, thieves visited the resi-
dence Of the BRIDES parents, on Thirty
third street, and stole a part Of the we'd
ding feast and some Of the presents,
Among other things taken was a half
key OF beer. The key was found in the
alley near the house later. There is nc
clue To the thieves.
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LAdlea

In delicate health, and all who suffer
from habltual constipation, will hnd The
pleasant California liquid fruit remedy,
Syrup Of Figs, more easily taken and
more beneficial In effect than any other
remedy. II acts promptly yet gently on
the bowels, kidneys, liver, and stomach,
and does not elCken or debililats. For
sale IL 30 cents and 81 90 bottles by
Logan Co., Anton P. Hess, r, B. Burt
and o, Menkemeller,
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YOUTHFUL THIEVES
Operating in a very Fresh and
Bold Manner,
A WEDDING PARTY ROBBED
A Number OF Boys Garry or Every,
thing Portable on the Lower End
or South BroSdwdy-A Slick
Colored Thief Caught,

Last evening Officer Shorts arrested
Kinney Davis, q colored- youth, late Of
st. o~lsirsyille, on a charge Of stealing,
The boy pawned q pair Of opera glasses,
and 1t Is said a gold watch also. He for
merly worked q short time for CLAIR
Moss, and he ran up bills for merChan,
disc In her name after she had dis
charged him, It Is said he also carried
q key 10 the Baltimore & Ohio express
office, and that he Is a slick customer
generally, He will be arraigued before
Justice to-day,
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The west YIrrInlA state FAlr.

Prof. Myers, Of the West Virginia Exc
detrimental Station at Motgahtown, 10
making Arrangements 10 make an ex-
hibit Of the appliances In his Station at
the coming ilir here, showing the work.
ipgg Of the West Virginia Experimental
Station.
The Speed Committee Of tho State
Fair have added. 70 their programme q
grand free-iot;all trot,l for o purse Of
$500, which will 70 on Fridays races.
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ABOUT People.
Strangers In the City aud wheeling People
Ahrnnh.

Strangers In the City aud wheeling People
Abroad.
Mr.. j. Wiley Mulholland, Of Pliladel-
phia, is again In town.
John T. Troll, Of st. Clairsyille, was at
the Mcclure yesterday.
Miss Emma Miller, Of the South Side,
Is visiting friends in Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles LETTERS have re-
turned from a pleasure trip to Atlantic
Misses Mai Forbes and Helen Deyries
were guests Of friends in Pittsburgh yes.
terday.
Messrs. s. George and D. Brown, two
prominent Wellsburg citizens, were reg
istered at the Mcclure yesterday.
Miss Gertrude Macr1mm, of sewick-
ley, Pa, Is visiting her sister, Mrs. j, NJ.
BelleviIle, OF North Front street, Island.
Mrs. j. H. Deyore returned home yes.
terday from a six weeks visit to Browns.
vile, and other points In Monroe county,
Ohio.
Misses Mary and Blance Brown, Of
Wheellngs, are the guests Of Mrs. Reese
0dbert, on Market Understandable
Herald.
Miss Lottie johnson, Of Wheeling, Is
visiting the family OF Thomas Mexican,
South Main street, Washington, Pa,
Journal.
Mr.. Ed. Ellis, Of Kansas City, is visit
ing In this city. Mr.. Ellis recently came
into possession Of $4,000 from an uncle
In Scotland.
Mr.. Henry NJ. Harper and son, Sam,
have returned from Mountain Lake
Park, where they have been for the past
two or three weeks.
Mr.. Clarence Baguley, Of Chicago, IL
visiting his brother, DR.. H. B. Baguley.
Mr.. Baguley 10 engaged in the drug
business at Chicago.
Misses Clara, Emma and Blanche
Krouse, Of Wheeling, were yising at the
residence OF j. Somehow, OF the Fourth
ward Thursday.-Belaire Tribune.
United States Marshal White was
registered at the Stamm House yester.
day. He was accompanied by ". ].
White, Of Parkenburg, one Of his dep.
titles, and Nj. Joseph Rees, ofPlttsburgh.
Miss Dora Carson and her guests,
Misses Lee Nelson, Of Wheeling, and AL.
lie King, OF Kittanning, visited friends
at Tayl0fstown on Wednesday, taking
In the oil tield,-R aGinOton, Pa, Re.
porter.
o. G. schoHeld, editor OF the Ohio Val.
lev Manufacturer, was at the Seventh
Avenue Hotel yesterday, says the Pitts.
burgh Pres. He says the general trade
outlook was never better than II Is at
present,
Rev. j. Nc, Blaney, pastor otthe First
Presbyterian Church, Frankfort, KY,
accompanied by his son, was In the city
last night en- route home from pleasant
visit at Dr.. BlanCy's native town, West
Alexander.
Mr.. and Mn, Frank slamm, Nj,
George BtAmh aud Nj y. Y, Blond 10.
turned yesterday from 0 pleasure trip 10
Atlantic City and Lake Chauaudua.
They were absent over two weeks and
had . delightful time, Mrs. Blond aud
daughter, Miss Emma, and Miss Emma
stamn will remain al Chautauqua till
late In the season.
Col. Alex Campbell passed through
The city yesterday etroute for Mountain
Lake Park, where he ID 10 lecture this
evening on 1.-THE Island Continent
This lecture, which treats Of what lie
saw and learned while In Australia aS
United States Commissioner 10 tho Mel.
bourne Exposition, 10 mid by those who
have been fortunate enough 10 hear II
. 10 one Of the moIt Interesting Of
descriptive talks.
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FOR HOT WEATHER.

A.full lluo Of SergCs, Drap D'Etes and
CherlOts, lust suited iOrthe hot weather,
which VIII be made up tlrst.claSS a
reasonable prices.
In St1Ck-A large line Of OverSiEes ID
French Flannel Shirts, neck 10, b0dybO.
At 9. llESS &,S0NS',
1881 4 1928 Market Street,
Wheeling, w. Va.
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Nnnnnni. nrnre nann M...n.-

Sundays, August is and Is, The Bait,
more 4 Ohio will sell round trip ticket
from Wheeling 70 EoOnan's Grove al 75c
Trains leave Wheeling al 9iS0 q. mi 70.
turning, leaves Camp Gtatlon at 4iGo p
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GOSSIP RRoM THE AvRNuRs.

Among those who are at the hotel are
the seven clever young ladies employed
as teachers In the Benwood public
school. They are attending the Mar.
shall county teachers institute. They
make very agreeable additions 10 the
camp society. The hotel onthe grounds
Is again well patroniEed. All the rooms
are filled and many who room in some
OF the cottages take their meals there.
Among those who have rooms are Mr..
and Mrs. All. Davis, Of Wheeling; Mr.,
John Mercer and family, Of Bellaire
Mr.. and Mrs, Joseph Alexander. oil
Pittsburgh; Mrs. Laudenslager and
daughter, OF Newark, Ohio; Mrs. Edwin
Hobbs, formerly OF Wheeling, now oil
AShtabula; MB. Carl, Of Bellairej Mrs.
@. @. Smith, Of Wheeling; Mrs. Charles
Dougherty, Of steubenville; Mrs. John
Cow, OF Bellaite.
Major II. O, Catch has again put in an
appearance. Fol the past two seasons
the Major has been one Of the l%iyeliest
and most popular visitors here. Thil
year he Is a regular, having purchased
the Bodley cottage, nearthe hotel, The
popularity he attained as a visitor has
not waned In the least, now that he ia q
resident.
The Board Of Directors have made q
now departure this year in appointing
from their membership an Officer OF the
Day for each day Of the e%ncampment.
These gentlemen are given entire charge
Of the grounds on their respective days
and are charged with the enforcement oil
all the rules. The cottage owners and
occupants are expected 10 assist him 30
far as they may be able. All complaints
are 10 be made 10 the, one in charge,
the day when the cause for complaint
occurs. The officer Is designated by q
broad blue ribbon badge on which Is
printed "0ficer Of the Day. President
j. A. Ewing was the first one TO oil the
position, being In charge Thursday.
Yesterday NH. W, Bodley had charge
Of things. To-day Mr.. A. L. Pelley, will
DO the Officer Of the day. Two members,
Messrs. II. \, Jones and N. w. Beck,
hayebeen detailed 10 serve tomorrow,
the Directors deeming II advisable 10
have two In Wow OF the fact that II the
weather is pleasant q large crowd will
probably be- present, The other details
that have been made are as follows:
Monday, 10, All. McNAsh Tuesday 20,
John 8. Taylor Wednesday, 81, Joseph
A, Bodleyj Thursday, 80 William Hast
ingsj Friday, q, j. w. Dayisj Saturday,
q, Thomas Hammond Sunday %, w,
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Elcurslon TO Cleyelana, Fharsday, Al

Excursion tickets will be sold 10 Cleye.
land via the Cleveland & Pittsburgh
railroad on Thursday, August %, at rate
OF 50 % for train leaving bridgeport Of
8;42 a. M, Central time, good returning
until August 25.
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n,puna.rllIs camp msellpr.

Sundays, August IS and %, Baltimore
&lohio trains will leave Wheeling for
Moundsyille camp at 7:45 and $40 a,
m. and 8tl0 p. IN. Returning, leave
camp station at 4tS0, $3.50 and 1927
p. m.
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Children CITY for Pitchers Castotla
For thirty DaJS More.

FoR 81 10 you can got one dozen Ane
satln.ahiDh Cabinet photographs, aud
one extra in a One gilt frame, Bxl0 BiGe,
q PIutnmef's has Main atteet, Wheel.
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AisundaKllls camr Ntesnnr.

Sundays, August Is, and % baltimore
4 Ohio trains will leave Wheeling iof
Moundsyille camp al 7,46 and Si40A m.
and Clio p. m, Returning leave camp
station u 1850, $50, aud 1927 p. m,
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Real Estate.
FOR RENT.
FOR sALE.

ANNM- HEfH.
FOR SALE.
Desirable Residence on National Road east
OIL Kim Grove; ground gN acres.
No. 12t Fifteenth street.
Lot. north south aud west OF House No. lU25
McColloch street.
22oAcre Farm on Middle Wheeling Creek.
~ Acre Farm, Glptn's Run.
lgO Acre Farm on Short Greek.
20 Acre Farm i've miles west Of MRAmonL.
~ Acre Farn near Marietta. Price $500,
A Desirable Residence on Fourteenth street.
street, Moundsville Camp GROUND. =
W four ROotned HouSea on MtCOlloch 81,
No! 1909 Jacob sttpel.
Lots on eat and west sides OF South 'FRONT.' At.
Main street,
Many other Houses, Lots and FarmGi for saie.
JAMES A. HENRY,
Notary Public,
S,sso@co hours until September rs a. m. to
auto o.i6i2 MARKET STREET.
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THH Patriotic Sons Of America will
give 4 picnic OF the New Fair Grounds
to-day, Dancing until 10 OF ii O'Clock
tonight This 10 their fitst picnic and
they deeefye the patronage Of The public,
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1Aptm New Fall and Winter Jackets
have made their appearance In this mar.
ket, Geo, I, Taylor shows The most
choice styles In tie city.
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Tic thermometer at schnepts dtup
store, Opera House corner, yesterday
FoOislAted M fblloWAi
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WARRINGTON, D. O, August l0.-rot
West Virginia ialh slightly warmer, var.
liable winds, bhiitlhg 10 Bpulhofly.
For Western Pennsylvania, light local
showers, followed by variable wlnds,
slightly warmer, bouthwesterly wlndB.
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REp, CRose on,

JACOBS 4 1snNnnho closing out retail
stock. Now layout time 70 buy bargains,
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the skin, scalp, aud blood. VIVA loss o hait, and
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