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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-31
Itsms from the justices, co,r,..

Justice Zane Phillips yesteSday bound
Laura Rose overto answer before the
Grand Jury 10 the charges OF keeping Q
house Of ill.fame and selling beer with,
out a license. Ellen Miller was before
this same Justice, charged with using
profane language, and required TO pay 81
and costs for her olFense.
Parnell Padget, charged with cutting
Louis Hess, was to have had a prelimin'
ary hearing before Justice Arkle yester.
day afternoon, but owing to the fact that
Colonel Arnett. Padget's lawyer, was un.
able 10 be present, the hearing was post.
poned till ! o'clock this afternoon.
Sydney Sharper, a Colored woman was
before Justice Davis, charged with hay,
ing assaulted a child OF Mrs. Noah
Wright's, also Colored. The defendant
was required TO pay a ine Of s. and costs,
Sharper Is the woman who a short time
since attempted to end young Bill Tur.
nor'B existence.
Justice Davis has committed Charlie,
HUM, Of East Wheeling, 10 fall for Tor
days Ia default Of the payment Of a tlnC
otSl and costs imposed for drunkenness.
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Yesterdays Police Court.

There were eleven cases for yesterday,
session Of Police Court. A young maj
giving the name Of William LalFerty,
who was arrested by Officer McNlChoI5
Thursday morning, had his case con.
tlnued TIL this morning, II Is charged
that lie 10 the second man Of the two
who attempted alim.iam operation Al
LauRhlln's Island drug store q few DAYS
since, LAfEerty claims that he was IA
TaylorStoWn al the time the little game
was attempted, and II was inr order 10
give him time 10 more thoroughly prove
bis Allbi that the case was continued,
Patrick Sweeney was sent 10 the NM
for being drunk, The defendants In
the other nine cases were oil ColoFed
people. II appears that Josephine Boyd
and three other women, inmates Of her
house Of III fame, In company with Owe
young oolored men, went out 10 Fulton
In q Dig wagon, 10 attend q dance, They
were returning 70 the city between 4
and . o'clock yesterday morning and Roi
Into q lively quarrel over some matter,
They made 90 mitch noise In paRslna
along MCColloCh street that Oficers nan
and Donley felt called upon 10 arTe6l
them. The women were fined s6 and
cots each and the men g and costs.
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wheeling wheolmon ut tile Tyler raIr.

Bicycle races have been an interesting
feature Of the Tyler county fair, which
has been largely attended this week. On
Monday Messrs. Frank Mccoy, Clarence
Irwin and james Stathers, all Of this
city, rode, each taking one heat. Yes
terday there were seven entries for IN
Ordinary race, best three out Of FIVE,
one.third mile heats. Nelly, Of Parkers-
burg, won three straight heats and the
first prize, a $l5 gold medal. shaler, Of
Wheeling, coming in a close second and
carrying OF second prize, a $40 medal.
shafer's friends say that he did too much
road riding Just before the race and was
not In his best form. He gave the Tyler
county people an exhibition Of trick rid
ing which was greatly enjoyed.
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.qVO FATAL ACCIDENTS,
One Man Crushed in a Ditch,
The Other Killed by Cars,
THE FULL PARTICULARS
or the Sad Occurrences by which
Michael Mahepy and Thomas
Clark Lost their Liyes-Mahe-
ny a NelghboF of Donovan,

Yesterday a fatal accident befel
Michael Mahaney, while at work for the
city on the South Side. Mahaney with
a number OF other workmen were en-
gagged in making the excavation for Q
new crock sewer from Tweutyrnipth
street to ThirHeth, in alleyo. The earth
at this point is a heavy compact clay
which under ordinary circumstances
needs no braCiug, The ditch had been
sunk to a depth Of about five feet, with
no sign of a Crumble in the walls o.
clay,
At the point where Mahauey wa
working there had been dug about
year ago, a ditch about five feet deep
about two feet west OF the line Of the
new ditch. This ditch had never beer
solldly filled, and when the new ditch
was dug 1t left a wall Of solid and undis
turbed earth on the west side Of the new
ditch, between 1t and the old, This wal
slowly moved out towards the new ditch
until It became unbalanced and tOppled
over, catching Mahaney in a partially
STOPPING position. Mahaney waszburieG
from sight entirely the other workmer
became panic stricken when they saw
what had happened, and several OF then
ran away. Tie accident occurred q few
minutes before noon, and Mahaney'l
son arrived with his fathers dinner pal
while the father was still covered uE
down in the ditch.
When MRhaney had been so far un,
covered as TO permit ayiew Of bis head
and face, II was found that blood was
pouring from his mouth, ears and nose
He was with difficulty gotten out OF the
ditch, and DR.. Mary Barron having ar
rived, efforts 10 resuscitate him were
made, These were only partially sue
cessiul, however, and the injured man
was taken TO his home on Charles street
in an express wagon, Several gentle
men, including a physician, went with
him III the wagon and did all In theil
power during the trip TO relieve his sui
iering, They were unsuccessful, how
ever, and the poor fellow died Just al
the wagon reached his home, which, BY
the way, was next door 10 that Of JOSEPH
Donovan, who was drowned In a Cisterr
Thursday evening. Mahoney was L
have been d pail bearer at Donoyan'l
funeral. The deceased was 6ity.lvt
years old and leaves a wife and familytC
mourn his tragic demise.
II
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ABOUT PEOPLE
strangers In the City and wheeling People
Abroad.

Strangers In the City and wheeling People
Abroad.
Miss Emma Foster leaves to-day for
New York 10 visit friends,
Mrs. George NJ. Shook has gone to
New Martinsyille 70 visit friends,
Mr.. Frank B, Orr, Of Washington, Pa,
Is visiting ]. o. On, Of the Island.
Mr.. Sam Mason, Of Pittsburgh, Is in
town, looking up some Of his friends.
Mrs, Thomas Hathaway, formerly Of
this city, now Of Nebraska, is visiting
friends here,
Mr., George NJ. Winwood, OF Spring
field, o., q Well-known insurance adjus-
ter, is at the McLure,
Miss Lizzie schempf and her niece,
Miss Rose Eberle,of BellaiIe, are visit
ing relatives at North Baltimore, Ohio,
Mrs. W. NJ, BOUCHER and children,
who have been spending the summer at
Harlem Springs, O., have returned home,
Mr., and Mrs. D, Carter List have re,
turned from C%hautauqua, where they
have been for the past two or three
weeks,
Misses Allie Eagan and Lille Ermlick,
OF Charleston, who have been visiting
Miss Bessie Atkinson, return home this
morning,
Mrs, NJ, D, Emory, OF the Female Col,
lege, has returned from Chicago, where
she spent her vacation with q married
daughter,
Squire schultze Is in ParkenBurg, as
slsting In the establishment Of q State
COUNCIL Of the Order Of United Ameri'
can Mechanics. ro
Captain Benton, chief head clerk OF
the Railway Mail Service with headauar.
tiers at Baltimore, Is in the city on bust,
ness connected with the service,
Capt. Thomas ]. johnson, the new
superintendent OF the State Peniteptiary,
came up from Moundsyille yesterday on
business connected with that institu'
ton,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Frew and daugh.
ter, Miss Mollie, returned home yester'
day from q three weeks pleasure trip 10
Atlantic City, New York City and other
Eastern points,
Rev. DR., William H. Cooke, pastor Of
the Second Presbyterian church, who
has been away enjoying a deserved vaca,
ton during the time his church has
been undergoing repairs, Is expected
home to-day,
Justice Zane Phillips family, who
have been summeringa at the M~oundsYille
camp ground, have returned to their
home In this city. Mrs. Phillips leaves
for Monroe county, Ohio, to-day to visit
for q few days with relatives.
Mr.. j. WytLatshaw has resigned the
position Of cashier for the Natural Gas
Company OF West Virginia in their Office
In this city, to accept the office Of audi.
tor OF the Bridgewater Natural Gas Com.
pany, OF Beaver, Pa. The position he
yacates will be filled by Mr.. Andrew
Hare, Of this city.
Miss Emma Thomas, Of Philadelphia,
arrived In the city yesterday, and will
be the guest.o Miss Emma Stamm for a
few days. Miss Thomas is the daughter
OF q Mr.. Thomas who was sent here by
the Government In 1875, to suporintend
some extensive repairs that were made
TO that building at that time.
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CUT ~ PIECES
By the Wheels of a Q, s p. Train-ThOmas
Clarhis Sad Fate.

By tho Wheels of u o, 5 r. Train-ThOmRl
Clarhis Sad Fate.
Thomas CLARK, a young man residing
at Warrenton, a small station on the G,
& P. road, was killed by the cars at Port.
land Thursday night. He had attended
the fair at Wellsvllle that day and came
down to Portland on the late train. He
got off at that point evidently intending
to walk home. After spending some
time at Portland he started home and
on his way must have gone to sleep on
the track. Hewas seenJlying on the track
by the engineer on the midnight freight,
East bound, but not In time to stop the
engine and the wheels passed over his
body, cutting him in pieces. Tho re.
mains we're gathered up and inferred
yesterday. Clark was only 20 years old
was the oldest son. His mother Is a
widow, the father having died only a
few months ago.
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In delicate health, and all who suffer
from habltual constipation, will fnd 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 alCken or debilltate. Fol
sale Ia so cents and 81 90 bottles by
Logan Co., Anton r. Hess, r. D. Burt
and @. Menkemeller.
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ponallon Party Last Night.

The parishioners OF St. Luke's P. E,
Church rendered their rector, the Rev,
Jacob Brittingham, a very liberal dona'
ton party last evening. They called In
goodiy force at the new rectory, bring,
Ing with them 9 great variety Of
articles with which To furnish the
new residence. Refreshments were pro-
vided and the occasion was made a de-
lightful one In every way. Mr., Drifting.
ham was greatly surprised, and 1t was
with difficulty that he was able to ex-
press his thanks.
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yesterday here.
Miss Della Laletty, Of Bellaire, Is the guest OF
Miss Ida Moore.
Miss Mary Hedges returned yesterday from d
visit 10 Flushing friends.
Hon. RI. Alexander spent yesterday in ST.
ClairsYille on legal business.
IL. Duffy, an old Cleveland & Pittsburgh con,
ductor, spent yesterday with friends here,
The public schools at this place will open for
the fall and winter terms next Monday. Dur.
Ing the vacation the building has been painted
and papered thloughoutA and some much needed
improvements have been made.
There will be a FREQ exhibition OF u religious
character near the City Building this and TO-
morrow evenings. The exhibition will be con.
Quoted in q large tent, aud there will be religious
services held In the tent tomorrow morning,
The article III yesterdays issue stating that
the Cleveland & Pittsburgh road would run an
evening train TO East Liverpool and return daily,
commencing on Monday, was an error. The
train Will not be put on for several weeksyeL
L. s. Coon sells dry goods the cheapest.
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J. N. LOOSE RED CLoyEa Co.-Gents.
/ lave been a sufferer for the last FIVE
years from rheumatism across Tic
shoulders, and by using your Fluid Ex'
tract Red Glover, am entirely relieved
believe II has dfiyeni II from my system
and won't DO 0 weather barometer any
longer. Yours truly, +. D. DilBLR, Pal
tnef House, Chicago, Logan Drug Co.
Bridge Corner Druggists, Wheeling, W.
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A Fine Dwelling = Industrial Notes "A
DrssEy Resume Of General business.
Mrs. II, A. Llndemuth Is able to DO out again.
MEE. John Roberts bought a ane horse this
Mr. Burrl', of s~mlthaeld, is visiting Mrs. @.
A. llOyle.
9: rlsnner, Esq, OF Mt. Pleasant, was in town
An.J :; Reynolds is visiting friends and rel.
atiVes In Chicago.
Mrs. Rev. +. G. Simpson aud children return.
cd TO Hamilton yesterday.
Moore Davidson leaves for Fostoria to-day,
where has secured 4 situation.
MeSgs. h. j. Montgomery aud Sam Smith 70.
turned from WellSyllle yesterday.
Wesley A.. Steel was IN from tho country yes.
terdAy for theiarSt time since, May.
Joseph MeduL, the shoe man, who has been on
the sick list sable 10 DO out again,
John K. Connolly returned from Portland yes.
tefday where no has been visiting friends.
John Leech, one Of tho section hands on the
c. I. road, had his hand mashed yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. J, I. Thomas entertained Miss
Wilson, 81 Indianapolis, Miss MelRw, Of
M9nndsyille, aud Ms. McClBkey, Of Wheeling,
this week.
Nj. James Rose, Of Fairmout, W. Va, Is here
Visiting relatives, on his return from the Black
Hills, where he has been prospecting, Ho has
some ahe specimens Of gold which he found.
MI Isaac Parker, OF Chesterfield, who Is visit.
!nB hll brother, Mr. Oliver Parker, celebrated
bis 18th birthday yesterday. ,llo will leave for
nome next week accompanied by bis brother
Oliver.
Nearly every passenger train on the Cleveland
y Pittsburgh road has been from thirty minutes
70 on hour late the past three days on account OF
Vile fall.
Petitions. are being circulated and largely
signed asking the Commissioner Of Railroads
and TelegrAphs to have safety gates put up at
Plthbutgh railroad.
Yesterday ground was Btaked of on broadway
for q residence for Nj. X. y. Barrett, the grocer.
Nearly fifty houses have been, erected ID that
part Of The City this simmer aud q number Of
othets Will DO built soon.
Caroline Tolbert, the we'll known speaker Of
M Pleasant was. 10 the city yesterday seeing Of
some Of her friends who had been attending tho
Friends meeting. She will leave for tho East
shortly, A large number Of Friends passed
through town yesterday on theit return home
from MI Pleasant,
A,latEe number Of Martins Forty people will
80 down Y wheeling with the Sons Of Veterans
boat will leave the ferry landing about 100, and
tetntl leaving the La Belle landing about II
O'Clock Stopping Ut the Wheeling wharf going
and retltuing
Mn, Sarah I, Co.'S wife n william II. Co.'S,
y STS suddenly THU ThagsdGy ihiSSt. The ut Gs:
oeaieA, was B6yeAfS old, and was AinemboF Of
the PfeAbytefiAhbhut The lunefal! Will take
place from the iatiil y residence, il NoWlAnd'B
new addition, this afternoon At O'Clock,
The elegant two story double Dwelling Of Cap.
tAll = w ihglebflghE on BtoadEays Il. about
RnaHN ldN NNNrnaHNv. Tia hntihn N htiIIl NJ hRiNk
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cnmp Meellng AZ nogg., nun.

The Wayman A. NJ. E. Church will
hold the last one Of its open air meet
lngs tomorrow in a grove near Boggs' run
Just above B%enwood, and only a short
distance from the line Of the electric
motors. Rev. s. Fl. Lacy, the pastor,
desires it announced that Rev. j. Laiay-
cite, Of Allegheny City, Is expected 10
be present. The Rev. G. w. Hollinger
will preach at II o'clock a. m. Among
the other ministers who are expected to
BIO on the grounds are Rev. ]. W. John
son, Rev. W. johnson, Rev. q. w. John
son and Rev. B. II. Lee, OF Bellaire.
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A prewers, Union Organized.

Last evening Messrs. Richard! Robert
son and Conrad Wassemann, members
OF the Trades Assembly's Committee on
Organization, met with the men employ.
ed ut the Schmulbach Brewery, and or.
ganized them into local branch Of the
Brewers National Union. This new
Union includes in It's membership every
man employed about the place. The
new organization will take part in to-
days biz LaborIparade.
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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 so cents
and ST bottles by Logan Drug Company,
Anton P. Hess, R. b. Burt and O. Men.
kemeller,
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CotuMBus, o., Jan, /, isse.-To THr
Elixir or DATES Co, Dear 8iHt-Ellxit
Of Dates cured me Of habitual conBtipa.
ton and. dyspepsia. recommend lE 70
AlTmy friends. Very truly youis, Joseph
thinner, Prop. Of Hotel 81 Claire, %.
lumbug, o. Sold by o. Il, Goe1e, w. W.
Irwin, ". H. Williams and John Laugh.
ln, Logan Drug %. and Goodwin& Co.,
Wholesale Agentk.
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Everything Lovely at tho Hobbs works.

The Hobbs glass house Is running full
In all It's departments. The demand Ia
chiefly for speCialties, TO which this con-
Germ gives particular attention. An en-
graved table set OF crystal OF very grace
full form IL having a large run. The fac.
tory Is doing a great deal In colored
globes for gas and electric lights.
The demand continues good for colored
table ware, though only the choicest
colors are In much request. This estab-
lishment will be closed to-day In all its
departments, even the office force get.
ting q holiday In honor Of Labor Day.
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Elixir OF Dates "a 10 Am
Is a combination Of Tie actiyepfopertiei
OF dates, figs and prunes, and Other
tropical fruits. It's pleasant taste and
beneficial effects have rendered II i'm
mensely popular. II cures habituRlcon'
stipation, indigestion, b%lllousness, sick
headache, piles, etc. Sold In 90 cent
bottles by o. r. GoetEe, W. ". Irwin
w. 4. Williams and John LauRhlin,
Logan Drug 90. and Goodwin e Co..
Rhole1ale agents.
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IF you cannot see and need s~pectacles
you should call on us aud have your Eyes
Tested without charge. We have The
finest instruments and more experience
than any other OptlClan In tho State,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re-
funded. JACOB W. GRUDB,
JgWelCr and VptlCtan,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets.
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MeAlher %lndleAllonl.

wAsniSoroS, D. o. August SO.-For
West Virginia. fair weather, cooler Ia
northern, stationary. temperature In
southern portions, variable winds,
For Western Pennsylvania, iAit
weather, slightly cooler, nofthSaStefly
winds,
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Call or write for full information.
Every wheel guaranteed as represented,
We still have more new wheels In stock
than all the other dealers In the State
combined. EDWARD L. RoSE 4 Co.
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Foa 81 so you can get one dozen ane
satin.lnish Cabinet Photographs, and
one extra In o Hne gilt frame, Bx16 Size,
a. Plummef'S, llSS Main street, Wheel.
Inc.
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Sunday lsouFIIoas % ohio lltsr X.

Until October !, 1885, Sunday excur.
sion tickets will be sold % ioll0wai To
Woodland, 90 cents; 10 New Martins.
Vile and Slstersyllle, 81 60j 10 williams
town iMarietta) and Patkefsburg, g %.
Good Tor return passage on date Of sale
only, j. g.. ToALINsoS, Agent.
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MARyrN's Eagle Butter Crackers are
The result Of twenty-five years experience
Ia the baking business. Take no other,
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. Great bargain sale Of Bicycles

A few rare bargains in secondhand
Bicycles and Tricycles-wheels we have
taken in part pay for the famous "V1c'
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New Acknowledgements.
TTRNggSgTEEFIES'ss SALE Of oENTRi

WA HnAlNh. nv hNAlN
By Virtue OF q deed Of trust made 10 me a.
trustee, BY DAyld Kull, it,, and barbara RulI,
bis vie, dated january !, 1880, and recorded In
the ONCE Of tho Clerk OF tho County Court q
Ohio County, West Virginia, In deed II trust
book ~, page 40, l will sell al publlC auction, on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1889,
commencing al 10 o'clock O. M, al the north
front door o. the Court House Of Ohio county,
Ia the city Of Wheeling, tho following property,
being part Of lot numbered eIghty.hYe (66j, Sltt.
ate on the cast side Of Main street, Centre
wheeling, between TwOnly,lISt aud Twenty.
second streets, beginning a. d point on Main
street ~ feet 4 inches south OF the noflhWCtt
corner q the two story brick house standing on
the southeast corner Of MAln aud 1Wenty.lftt
Streets thence eaAtwAFdly In d line pRfafiei'io
Twenty'nttt street a feet 9X lnehesi Thence
sotthwArdly u inchesj thence eRStWafdiy IN a
line parallel 70 TRcnty.hnt street 10 the alley
n rear Of said. lott thence I0uthWatdly alonf
the west line Of taid alley 10 David KuIl,G iIneii
thonce weAtwatdly along Mld limo TO- W6st iIfe
81 laid lot on Main street, thence nofthwafdiy
along laid west line 10 tho place OF beglnnlnf.
belhg inc same property conveyed 10 EaId David
kull. Jfl ~ sidney List sole lggalee Rhd d0ylIee
q Thomas u. lilt, ny deed dated January !,
TEAMS oH sALI-CMh.
- . r HiLDRETH, Trustee.
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DO NOT DO induced to take some other
preparation whom you call for Hoods
6arsapArllla, BE sure 10 got Hoods,
which 10 peculiar. IL
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WHEELING FEMALH CoLLEan opens
Ia halls for The Fail session on Wed.
hesdAy, September 4, The prospects
are excellent Tor success with the com.
petent Faculty and greatly improved
facilities that have been provided,
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EVERY baker tries 10 initiate Maryin's
Eagle Butter Crackers, AK your grocer
for the genuine article,
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MARylN's Eagle Butter Crackers bear
the stamp Of "Old Abe" and Is the most
popular food in the country.
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The thermometer at schnopfs drug
stott, Opera House corner, yesterday,
registered "a followst
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Qua 81 so fine shoes for men ant
women are o bargain at 81.
SToNR's CASH SHoE SToRR.
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NEW STOCK FALL AND WINTER
GOODS.

To make room for incoming Fall Stock
VIC are offering special Inducements In
all our light weights OF Spring and Sum.
nCr stock.
In Stock-A large line OF 0Verslzes In
French Flannel Shirts, neck 10, body so.
At O. HESS 4 sons,
1891 & 1879 Market Street,
Wheeling, W. 70.
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1iour and genteel work iot men and
women. Address 'Blg Pay, 1923 Call.
lornlA street, San Francisco, Gal. SAw.
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MARTINS FERRY MATTERS.

JACOBS & IsENBERa closing out retail
stock, Now Is your time to buy bargains.
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CoNsuMRRl Remember WanAmlker L
Browne agency a. 2l0l Main street.
There Ia So pet cent In II sure, for YOU,
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You cannot afford 10 buy poor crack
ers when you can get M6rvin's Eaglt
Buttets IuRt % cheap at your Rtocer'B.