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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-12
THE BIG CROWD OF PEOPLE

That WIN Visit the Fair TO.day-AIi thu
Railroads Fixing for Them.
To-day Is City Day andt the crowd that
will be in attendance, judging from all
indications, will be an enormous one.
II tho weather continues pleasant, as II
bids fair TO do, the number Of people
who will throng the grounds will be the
largest eyer known In the history Of the
Association. While " is called CITY
Day II might also we'll be termed Conn.
try Day, for II is on this day Tint thg
largest crowds from the country and suf.
rounding towns are looked for. All the
railroads are anticipating the biggest
kind OF aflsh to-day, and their Officials
have been busy making arrangements 70
handle the people expeditiOusly and
safely. Extra cars have been gotten In
readiness. and special trains have been
scheduled.
Capt ]. L. Green, the popular excur.
sion agent Of the Cleveland, Loraln 4
Wheeling road, estimated lat evening
that his road would bring In moi mn
than 1000 people to-day, Tho Ohio
Blyer road officials have arranged 10
bring In over their line several hundred
excurSiouiSts from polhtsdoSn Tue river,
but arc fearful that the number who Mil
want 10 come may 90 far exceed Their
latest estimates that their reSOurCeS wlll
be severely taxed. The Cleveland 4
Plbburgh road will bring down people
FROM as far up "a East LivDrpoOl, PEOPLE
are coming In droYes from Monroe ooiin,
~ and The southern portion Of Belmont
county, over the y, Y, 10.
Az usual the u. 4 o. will bring Ia
over their lines an army Of people. Ar.
rangements have been made 70 bring
people from out beyond Barnesyllle, on
the Central Ohio division, from Grafton,
FalFmont aud other points along tho
main line, and from every settlement on
the HempReld between bore aud pitts.
bufgh, both tho u. 4 o. aud YAM ian.
die people have made a round lrn rate
from plllBbufgh Including admission 10
the iaif, Of only e, This will probably
DO an Involvement for three OF four hun.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
strangers in tho city aud wheeling People
Abroad.

strangers in tho City and wheeling People
Abroad.
Miss Jennie Reilly, Of FreepOrt, Is WIS.,
iting Miss Tillle SchenCk, u the Island.
Mr.. Will s. Brady, formerly Of this
city, is among the fair visitors from
Ohio.
Miss Lilly, Of the Island, left y%ester.
day for Denver, Col, where she will
In future make her home.
Mr.. John Nelson and Miss b Hughes,
OF Parkersburg, are visiting Mn. Thomas
Owens, OF Sixteenth street.
Mr.. Irwin, Of the editorial stat Of the
Washington, Pa, Journal, Is amongthose
who are taking in the fair.
The Rev. Father John Tracy, Of Yves.
ton, is in the city exchanging cordial
greetings with his many friends.
Mr.. Gus spates, Of Clarksburg, ia
among the many prominent West Viz
Fginians, who are in the city attending
the races.
Miss Mamie sheets, Of Romney, aud
Miss Della Raymond, Of O%larksburg, are
the guests Of Miss Kate White Of Four
teenth street.
Miss Della Hammond, OF the island,
left yesterday for Brooklyn, N. Y, to
spend the Fall with her sister, Mrs.
Charles Osborne.
Mr.. Bort Mayors, OF Millenburg, O.,
who has been The guest Of friends 10 this
city during the past two weeks left yes
terday for Pittsburgh.
State Senator Thomas Davis, Captain
George WhitescarVer and Colonel John
7. MCGraw, oil Of Grafton, are among
those attending the State Fair.
Mr.. Tom Hughes, Of Pittsburgh, a
veteran horseman who has frequently
driven in the races here, is In the city.
Failing health has forced him to retire
FROM the track, but hois among the most
interested Of spectators.
Miss Alice L. PAUL, the pretty post.
mistress at Newberg, this State, who got
her office after having made a diplomat
10 eight against some Of the sterner sex
who were after the office, Is spending
two or three days here, shopping with
friends and attending the fair,
Col. Alex. Campbell, Of Bethany, de.
liyered his lecture on Australia In the
Presbyterian church az WellSburg, last
Tuesday evening, A large and appre-
ciative audience listened to tue gentle
man aud rendered him q vote Of thanks
at the close.
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Owing to q Misunderstanding on the
part OF q large number rs TO the tipe at
which DR.. Salmon, the celebrated head
OF the veterinary bureau OF the Depart
ment OF Agriculture, at Washington
was announced to deliver o lecture on
the diseases Of cattle, 1t was deemed
best to postpone 1t fron II o'clock yes
terday morning till this morning" Dr..
Salmon will therefore lecture at the
grand stand Immediately after the eayal-
cade. His subject Is one Of special in.
terest to farmers and there ought to be
a large audience TO hear him, Dr.. Sal
mon has been sent here by the Depart
ment OF Agriculture, which realizes that
this Is the center Of available and rap.
idly improving stock country, and also
that the West Virginia State Fair at.
tracts largely a class Of Citiseps to whom
DR.. Salmon's remarks will be Of much
practical benefit.
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DETAINED ON TIE ROAD,
,tIlO Lat uuss Of rompciw Company Sew.
oral Hours Late.

Wiho Last unSSOt tOmpcip' Company sew
oral Hours Late.
"The Last Days Of Pompeii" Com
pany, which was to have opened at the
Opera House last night, did not reach
here till nearly ten o'clock. They
were first delayed three hours in
transierringtrom the O. A, & O. to the
O., l.. & w. r. r. at Justus, and when
within four miles Of Bridgeport, the
locomotive drawing their train collapsed
a flue, delaying them till the time stated,
The company will appear at the Opera
House this evening, and the manage
ment promises to atone Tor the dlsap.
pointment a large number experienced
last night by having everything in
complete, smooth working order,
An, exchange speaking OF MI. Palmer's
big ~spectacie saysl "So much OF the
history OF Pompeii has been made known
by itself-the most indisputable author
ity on the subjeCt-that the most acCu'
rate knowledge is required for the prop
critics, accessories and staging OF the play
as a whole. Mr.. Palmer has evidently
given the subject exhaustive study and
the scenic details ample treatment, as
they have been pronounced historically
correct, while noexpense has been spared
In making the spectacular ELECTS strik'
ingly magnificent. The special scenery
has been made from original drawings
by Simon Moesta, and the music COM
posed byP. Norman Adams, whose work
has been eminently satisfactory"
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In the U. S. Circuit Court yesterday
the motion 10 remove the receiver in thu
case OF Maria A. Shaw vs.. the Randolph
W. Va, Boom and Lumber Company
was argued by Senator Kenna and Mr.
Russell for the motion and ex.Governol
jackson and General o. o. Watts against
The Court oyerruled the motion. NJ
other business was transacted.
In the District Court no business wa
transacted, Judge Jackson's time beinG
occupied In the Circuit Court. The
cases OF Arthur Wallace, George Virgin
and Joseph Porter, indicted for violation
Of the election laws, set for trial yester'
day were postponed Hntll to-day.
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WEST YwIRGlSlANs,
a Large Crowd Of People from tho Interior
at the Hotels,

at the Hotels.
The following West Viginians are In
the city.
ha Al,6h T PAN, ~
~ GIS.sSCo NNotSS, = srMnrt.
u III NJ \ MoTonnaraSv u pnruinI
snrIr1. " " y IHnrasy n Hn.ssS
W Gcio ~ TIs S n
4 ~ EIis.Sa,S noorna gS;taS'
nVmlv n " Sn u uS mIt
TatLne n khToGao - nGiss MAJ NJ
Gnaw ~ nySta ~ +. Gns, ~ y Az.
t,o' NJ WSnmo. 81 r Wais,aLh
HWusSs s;eb n nW n;si.L ~ s IiI; o.
TMs t1N W. e. me y lLaIis nnsn. AN NJ
McnoSnaMahp ~ Rrrninn sDrinos y"
Ittha Wfusor. 8 " III I'M Mrs
+ ~ Do Iaban0h oni %.r"h.ass M;ss
.n5 N.Y. a ~; ons :
~ 49, ca,as ~ MI ME-, u lii NJ
iaSsin Eoii Mis- Wonda Hail III VII
I,anS and ~ T PaSiMson ~ ars'
Ia,ns Ih ao w., HoI,nsoT, oi and Set ~
II ~ nt". : =. ~ uss sSaii a%S
uuios Psea ~ WSiIshrs Tn ne T " 'IS
HaIii,s MIIIs "uu ~
AtN,bs s,amm.J n s,oolo + w
zon,, p o.Lorna Srmnar Stuor onmi
eIW p D. ~ 'G Iohr "TS
~ IUoosH Il omn =;
Tcisr c9In,v, = n FrrhHv ~ P;EIv /,
yMss p RAJ + n parri!h ~ F armyii
;nn.o9 I n r,ita aud sop anI
an uoIi;MHs 81 M3n,naton 4E p PseS
AL mi Viz ~ Fairmon1 al, GarSnas
anJ Wiz ~ Ns~ TumberIsnd. w NJ
Sn"dsrSsa and vita of Nsw Mor,ins'
villa 81 r Nsill Mas sne HntHIinsonI
SiiSs TJa 'IenSins and GsorSe BastabIs
anJ wis NJ parEershurS. 4 Gorpisom
~ psaJisr's RIM. l. r Firmen Moors.
&vvilie, Enaene WiIson n MsnninSton
Tamls n Tasear n Next. 'Tohn Patton
oo11 T.o 4 nor;1on foL,i
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sun,nms conrt OF Aprenla.

On Monday and Tuesday the follow
ing orders were made in the spprems
Court Of Appeals at Charleston, all oil
the Judges being presents
Adair 4 Yickery VS.. Shaw, from Pres
ton county; submitted.
Gllchrist ct al. vs. Beswick ct al, from
Tucker county submitted.
Stiringer & Wotring vs.. Toy & Claw
ges, from Tucker county submitted.
B. 4 Q. R. +. Co. Va. Eanderwerker
ct al, from Taylor county submitted.
Yoss vs. King, from Randolph county
Morgan vs.. Rlatehley, from Randolph
county submitted.
Proudfoot vs.. Clevenger, from Barbour
county submitted.
Roger vs.. o'Neal, from Barbourcounty;
'a Board 7s. callhan, from Barbour
county submitted.
State vs.. Gilman, from Barbour
county; submitted.
Chas. W. Russell, Of Washington, was
admitted to practice on motion Of W. P.
Hubbard.
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IOuAL BRRYITLEs.
Mattsrs Of Minor Moment in and AhOut The
City.

|
c'u'
AT the Grand to-night-Loders 'hN'
arity,"
WLAsT Days Of Pompeii"-at the Opera
House tonight.
GEo. R, TAYIoR's store will be closed
this afternoon from / O'Clock.
ma, HAc,oss the oontinentD company
closed a succesSiul enforcement az the
Grand last evening.
n, .n.,,v p,,vop- tbs vonno man
Who hsdhis hand mashed oil At the
RsImnnt mill yailToad vards. a Getting
Lone JEW nicsiv'
49,. ,oo.o,dov al.
naSs y ~ Tossnh A
IrLia tSa sttornsv In iaet al tLe La
Alarm Buildinp Issociation.
aa,,.a ~, n,.bt ,a;dsd
pSn4ar :, NY iams In the
slls' yltkys p,,SSeS ns.% h.sa otSer
eeconu VAIL ain' D n.ass oonnbt
women anu guy ilau "s,e VauslH
NO nus'ness 81 UaUit r y ~ ysstsr.
Ts,a p HT aS;amynsS IN This
uay, yuuSs In5na Ssmnhall lin Ia.
moIhtns anu 'uus'
morrow,
The Belmont mill puddllnR lltnSCe
were fired up Yesterday anu Ene auL,s.a
VIII go on to-uSy, an 0bons one
WIZ give elnplosH' 9
hnnuFeu men
The new building o. Alr, !, schenn,
on Market street. u rapidly nearlng cIa ar
pletion, The scatioiulnR nv peeT @ eaN,u
down from the ron 70 1nA' 10 pe'
and elegance are V'slp'e'
ILLUSTRATIVE Of the great nnnner ol
people IN town TO attena we y NV y WI
stated yesterday lnat S1uth oidV gontS.
Ing house keeper ~ leuseu 4 az
four strangers III Ewo 'oou9 ""N Wv
bed oaEoon'' ots
A SERVANT girl at the residence q 2,
Kline, In North Wheeling, pusae1 nef
hand through window she was cieaI y
ing yesterday morning and cut an ug.y
cash i9, her wrlst, pf' Sonn rIpeS'|f'
was called and dFesSeu lue WopHs'
THOMAS RIcKEY was afiesteu py spe'
cial Officer Laughlin for disorder ~ Wy
Grand last evening and nnel p anu ha
costs by Justice Arkle., WINE Wv
Squire had Hickey in a PACK room W
ranging 10 take him to jail, helumpeu
out Of II window and escaped
ONE oil the most interesting anu IN
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VINO wants a Buggy or Dog.cart at
cos? at J. W. Ferrels, 2l0l Main street.
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dred Of the residents that town to attend
the lannon's Wheeling fair, Passenger
Agent Ed, Smith, tue Baltimore & Ohio
division passenger agent at Pittsburgh
and Capt, John I. Lane, the well known
clever representative OF the roads pas
senger department at this point have
perfected arrangements for bringing the
people here and taking them home
again without q hitch or delay, Col, ],
Frank Legge, the superintendent of the
western divisions Of the main line has
come up from his headquarters at Graf
ton TO see that everything moves
smoothly over the main line,
The Panhandle road will bring
down about one-half Of the population
living along their line from here "a
New Cumberland.
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1lNh CLIg1 TnOT,

l. A. ". spOllmau, Minerva, o., b. g., Dr.. Mcrar'
land.
2. 4. ii, bowers. Fostotla, O., b. M, A. N. Il.
.. Ed. Gibson, Bridgeport, Conn, 8. g.. fdwln.
4. !. y yhrich, ESs philadelphia o., b. M
8. lillian II, Dlsncy, bridgeport, Conn., oh, g.,
o. ]. Nv. Warren, sewlckloy, Pa, blk. G., Tom W.
z NV. fraSler, 81. ClalnSSIllp o. \. g. Clifford,
3, Moore Floyd Pittsburgh, Pa, oh. g., Ca1lcue
g.sj. II. Crawford, wOlllburg, W. Va, Blk, s.,
Buckeye ChlefJf |.
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they present an indescFibGbly gorgeous
appearance. The south window 10 Rlled
with vari,colored dress goods Of the
finest texture, and the soft glow Of the
incandescent lamp gives II the appear:
ance Of a brilliant sunset in a bank Of
bright hued clouds, The upper window
Is bedeCked with white and black
goods, and Is equally as attractive,
though more som6re and modest in it's
Colors, All those who have the oppor'
tunity should see these windows by
electric light, The number Is lilo Main
street.
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Tu.bAYS GRgAr pROGRAMME
Attractions Galore are gnsred. -Four Raeel
gnacinl FVantH.

hhttAphNoha Rutvte AANSS
Special Events.
The programme Tor to-day is a stun
ner. 1t will commence early and prob
ably continue till dusk. There will be
something to interest all classes, and no
one who can possibly get to the grounds
should miss II.
TO begin with there will be a grand
cayalcade Of all the fine blooded cattle
and class horses. This will take place
around the race course at 1880 O'Clock
sharp. These Cayalcades are among the
most attractive sights afforded at a fair,
The rranclng stations with their sleek
and shining coats the heavy bulls at the
head Of herds Of cattle, the stylish road
sters and the heavy draft horses, all go
to make up a spirited and interesting
scene. an premium stock must Join in
tho cayalcade or forfeit their premiums,
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Is a combination Of the active properties
Of dates, figs and pruneS, and othel
tropical fruits. It's pleasant taste and
beneficial effects have rendered II i'm
menSeiy popular. II cures habitual con
stipatlon, indigestion, b%lllousnesg, siCl
headache, piles, etc. Sold In 90 cent
bottles 6y b. K. Goethe, W. W. Irwin
", u. Williams and John Laughlin,
Logan Drug 90. and Goodwin & Co.,
wholesale agents.
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Clerk Hook yesterday admltled 70
record four deeds Of trust aud the fol-
lowing deeds In fee;
Sentember II by Charles Klein and
wife and /. +. siifsl To Coniad Weile.
man, In confederation Of $500, for lot Z
In Klein 4 Stlfelg addition.
September II by WlCkliG n. Bodley
To Afmen ziviCker, In consideration d
1926, for the east half Of LOT 33, on the
north side Of Nineteenth street.
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cnnlnln Bonn prnd,

Captain John P. Baggs died at his
home on the Island last evening, aged
04 years. Captain Bags was q member
OF the Union army and fought through.
out the war with q prominent West Vir-
ginia regiment, He was q good citizen
and d popular gentleman, and his many
friends will be panied 10 learn Of his
death. He leaves two grown.up daugh.
tiers to mourn the loss Of a Kind and
loving father.
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/, =. G, Barlow, Jersey City,'N. J,b e. Frank
Finch.
2. Harry simpson, Pittsburgh, Pa, !. m, MolllO
8. XGfsR dold6Org, Canton, o., baye Crockett.
Z. Berry Bros Howard, b., T. g.. BdinbutG
OIL, T.Z. RObiiGUt, MtSbutghi Ia. oh. d King
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Ml..lnnnrr sorInlr CONVENTION.

The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society OF tho Wheeling District NJ. Il
church will convene this morning at the
Zane Street NJ. L. church. A large
number OF delegates are expected TO BE-
present. The session will last all day
and In the evening a musical and liter
airy entertainment will be given by the
young people Of tho church. The ladies
Of the church will entertain the visitor
by serving dinner and supper In the leo
ture room. Everybody Is welcome Ia
all tho services, and especially the en-
tertalnment In the evening.
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syrup Of Figs.

Is natures own true laxative. 1t Is the
most easily taken, and 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 by the California Fig
Syrup Company, For sale In. 80 cents
and 81 bottles by Logan Drug Company
Anton P. Hess, r. B. Burt aud O. Men
.kemaller.
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BBllAlRB.
All Sorts of Local News aud Gossip frou,
tile ulnsa CITY.

tho Glass CITY.
Charles DAnkwerth, IT,, Il COnyaiesconL
J.B DeyOrmAn has moved back 10 MIngo.
n, BchOfiet, Of Mlhgo, ID here among friends.
Mrs Joseph slnms, Of Washington, b. e.,
In the city.
Mis- 0Ortio Norton Ii home from q month
visit In beaver Falls,
Mns Otto lIAnlon aud child, Of GAINESVILLE
are the guests Of friends here.
Howard. lieAthetlngtOh has organized q new
brass band IN tho tlfSt ward.
The reservoir cleaning will DO finished to-day
II has taken three days 10 clean H.
James Conner, Of AuigA mill, wAs badly burn
Cd yesterday on the face aud hands,
There arc about one hundred more pupils III
Tho public schools now than ever beiOfG,
Hey, D,L ThObuth II busy making the trans
TOT Of hiA business before leaving for boston,
Charlie Fitzpatrick, the young man accident
ally shot last SUNDAY, II getting along Nicely.
W. II, button and family, Of Morgan county,
are IN tile city, M Dhll0n n eIilOr Oi lhV
Morgan County Tribune.
The CITY Council passed an ordinance Tuesday
night requiring the different railroads " put
gales AZ all street crossings
M LAwlef tho woman who was Lhtpwn out
Of her house aud snlUOtl. tot kBeplngA dlEOfdefly
place, II Alni living In tho back tafd,
H. A. kelsey, Of KelbBN Ii Ia the city. M,
kelsey haa been travelling d late aud has Visited
almost every important city III the country,
The following arc the Officers OF the MlBlateni
hld 40lley iOE, l1g, ensuing. year. President,
Mn IAgg Ptaheitl VlCg IfeAllenu, MI, Joseph
Hates MIS-, ghatlUA Wilson, BegfelAfiea. Mn.
Iohn Eddy, Mn. Lon Bflgni Treasurer, MtS. 4,
Laughter, y
The school board asked tho city fathers n ibey
GOULD. haYe the city hall TOT school pufpOsea iuf.
lng the lnlefyAl % The rebuilding ollie nome
pn, Gravel Hlll, The Council atfeVi Ia Sii0W In
Dali y " ~ used provided the hoard Will iii.
cora t'ahuaFu uinoa aud adopt sun time,
-
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THE
Pittsburgh Exposition,

We wish 10 call attention TO that great enter
prise, whore ono can GeO 40 much for 20 little
money. We advise our readers to take AdYAn'
thgO Of tho cheap transportation, aud see the
great exposition, aud while visiting the ,Ihcf
cities DO not fall to loOt lot nnmbSr 81 FEDERAL
Street, Allegheny, where OnO Of the finest aud
most complete Liquor siOrOl nan BE- seen IN lhi'
county. You will convince JOurellat glance
that When you give your patronage TO such a
house you arc sure 10 10 we'll tnAlcd and ~.
yaluOi Oi your money, The proprietor Of 'AIa
house cannot atofd To hypOlhOoatO hi ngulA'
lion and do otherwise. lie continues toscllNi
year old Pure iyo WhiItOy Mil 70 per Quatt OF
six quarts for 900. Ills Silver age hos no
equal, which no soils al u 10 per full quart Ali
kinds Of wines from TOO upwards, aud no tIin
charge for packing or shipping To any pace
SOnd Tor his ptlcO list and catalogue aud oDlls''
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KIorlst Laupp,s Zinc Work.

To Franz Laupp, proprietor Of the
long established and reliable Schneider
green house at No, l7S North Front
street, there Is due not only the thanks
OF the Fair Association, but also the
hanks Of every visitor whoseeyes delight
in the beautiful, for the part he took IN
making the exhibit Of plants andaoweri
one Of the most delightful on the
grounds. Mt, Laupp ns sSs a3 dsPleRt sIi
with the rehabilitation or plants that
adorn it's G tiers. Yesterday was
cut flower day and Mr.. Laupp
made some lovely exhibits Of natural
cut flowers and everlasting, In boquets
and choice designs, Mr., Laupp's spec
islty is cut flowers, and his reputation
for always furnishing something nice
ID firmly established with all who have
ever dealt with him.
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TlR ELEGANT pNY NOOpN DlApLAY
Made ut tile Fair by Gsorgo N. sn5bk q Co.
Attracts unlVefSAl Attention.

AttraCtS unlysrsAl Attention.
Among the many elegant displays
made by the local merchants at the fair,
there are none that attract more attention
than that Of George N. Shook 4 Co, the
popular Main street dry goods men,
Their display includes silks, satinb, piece
dress goods, ribbons, trimmings, fans,
umbrellas and everything In the dry
goods line. besides these they have q
case filled with plush and fancy goods,
including work boxes, manicure cases,
toilet cases, pefiumery cases, handkerchief
and glove boxes, and everything inag.
Unable Ia the fancy goods line. A lthe6e
things, however, are simply samples oil
what they keep In stock In their gplBus
did store 1T Ma. lilo Main street, Here,
the things seen al The fair aroto be found
In an endless array. Stacks Of goods oil
all kinds fll the shelves and counters,
and the ehtetpflslng ptoprietots With
their army Of BaleSnen arc always glad
10 exhibit them,
Tlplt show Windows are Just now q
particularly attractive part oil the firms
display, Az night when they are brill.
iantly illuminated by the electric light,
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Any Druggist

In the United States will recommend
Elixir OF Dates II you need a gentle and
reliable laxative. II your liver Is inac-
tive you can't hope for good health
until you regulate the regulator by
taking some safe remedy. Elixir Of
Dates Is Just what you need. Give It a
trial. Sold in 80 cent bottles by o. r.
Goetze, W. W. Irwin, John Laughlin.
Logan Drug Company and Goodwin &
Co., wholesale agents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-12

JcnNA. LASH, the Jeweler, has secured
Prof. H. Shelf, the 0ptlClan, for O few
days 10 exdthine eyes aid correct defects
Of vision, Prot. Shelf iBlone oitthe best
In the profession and II YOU need glasses
or your vision 10 any way detective YOU
should call at Mt. Lash'B Jewelty Store,
corner Main and Eleventh streets. Exc
animation for RlAsseg free.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-12

On account OF the meetingof the Soy
ereign Grand Lodge |. O. o. F. TO be
held at Columbus, Ohio, the Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad Company will sell ex,,
cursion tickets to Columbus at rate Of
one frst.class limited fare for the'round
trip. Tickets will be sold September
10Th to 10th, inclusive, and will be valid
fot return passage until September 20,
%inclnaiva.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-12

Sunday EAbhFlI0hb On UHIU NNNuF H'I
Until October ], 1889, Sunday excur.
sion tickets will be sold a. iollowBi To
Woodland, 90 Gentsi 10 New Martins.
Vile and Slslersville, 81 10 70 Williams.
town (Aiatieita) and Patketbburg, 70 %,
Good Tor return passage on date Of sale
only. ], G.. ToMLiNsoN, Agent.