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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-10

MI. Calvin S. Brice is said to be one o.
a number OF American capitalists inter
ested in blockade running in Hayti
that the steamer Haytien Republic,
about which there was such a stir in the
Cleveland time, was used by these CAPT
talists; that tho Cleveland Administers
ton understood the situation and grace
fully fell in with it.
1t would not be surprising TO find OIL
further inquiry that some of the spoilf
OF the blockade running went into the
Democratic campaign fund in return ior
favors received ut the State Department.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-10

ARE you troubled with a sluggish, in.
active liver? Are you bilious? Do you
suffer from Jaundice? Has your COM
plexion a sickly, yellow tingeP The
blood In its passage through the liver
does not furnish tho healthy action
which should result from 1t. The i'm
purities are stopped, and clOgging up the
duct, cause disordered condition, which
will produce serious results TO your
health, unless you take Browns Iron
Bltters at once. 1t will cure your bilious.
ness and iaundice, aud inCite TO healthy
action your sluggish liver. D&w
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Tic Yprtlct unnnllnons.

w. D. Suit, Druggist, Bippus, Ind.
testifes; ~ can recommend Electric
Bitters as'the very best remedy. Every
bottle sold has given relief In every case
One man took six bottles, and was cured
OF rheumatism Of 10 years standing
Abraham Hare, druggist Bcllville, Ohio
aflrins: "The best selling medicine
have ever handled in my 20 years OK
pcrienCO, Is Electric BlttGrB." Thousands
.of others have added their testimony, 10
that the verdict Is unanimous that Flee.
trio Bitters do cure all diseases. OF the
Liver, Kidneys or Blood. Only n hall
dollar q bottle at Logan Drug Co.'s drug
store.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-10

Inc VAIN IH1ElHGEAcLE "a Delivered by
Carriers Ia Wheeling aud adjacent towns ut l5
cents per Kyeek.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-10
Doubtle.. Ashnmed.

lIetsd Rpubhcdn.
The effort to swindlo Governor GoG
out OF tho position to which he was
fairly and honestly elected by the peo.
Pile will cost the State thousands OF
dollars and the party that is engineering
the attempted fraud thousands oil votes.
Judge Fleming had many warm, per
sonal friends in this county who aEG
very much surprised that he allows llm.
self to be used by the corrupt gang Of
conspirators. The Judge ought to be,
and doubtless is, thoroughly ashamed Of
himself.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-10

WHAT is the Use OF having u Health
officer sworn to perform certain duties
under the law, il Council takes care
TINT he shall not be allowed to perform
his duties2 This for Wheeling is the
most important question Of the hour.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-10

TIN Sheriff who read the riot act.
pocketed a fec of $3.50 and hurried OF
from the prize ring, is doubtless a mar
Of refined feeling, He wasn't going tC
interfere with tho pleasure Of the yisi'
tors.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-10

son and the three grown children OF his
wife whom he adopted, ills well to be
right about this statue, for the first thing
We know the Democrats will be melting
1t down for campaign ammunition.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-10
Getting There Gradually,

Detroit Fr1e Prtg, +.
.He-Do you read the current fiction
oithe day.
she-Not very extensively, | am
ashamed to say, However, Ibid wade
through "Robert Elsmere," and | intend
to read this "Pigs in Clover that every
body is talking about.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-10
A Lucky Duck inn, Miss, rlcket Holder.

ALucky Duck uill, Miss, Ticket Holder.
Mr.. Jennings Topp, book.keeper for D.
D. wilkins & Co., Of Duck Hill, Winona
Co., Miss, was the fortunate holder Of
one.twentieth o iticket No. %, 800, which
drew the Second Capital Prize OF $780,
900 In the Louisiana State Lottery Draw.
ing OF April 10 last WinOnd Miss
Times, Nays. D&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-10

TtE inestimable value Of Ayers sarsa'
parilla as a bl~ood.putlicf should DO
known 10 every wiiO aud mother j!
CotteCts Irregularities, gives tone and
strength to tic vital organs, aud cleanses
the system Of all impurities. The best
family medicine. DAw
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FOR SALE.

building Lots, Old Fair Grounds. Zane,
Orchard, South Penn, North Front, North lin.
ron, South Huron, South Front, Fourteenth
Fifteenth, Wood, Wilson, MOyslOn, Twenty.
eighth, T%wCnty'ninth and MCCollOCh stIcci,
from 500 up,
Brick House, three rooms, pantry aud cellar,
all In good repair, for Sl,05O cash.
Frame House, containing rooms, at 1871
broadway; lot A0xl2Oi In tirst'ClRss condition,
cheap.
A good 3 roomed house, ln very desirable lon.
Seven R0omed Brick uOuAe, corner ThIflv.
for q LOO. ''
Rlght RoomCd Franc House on l~ealcdgrouad
for 500 cash.
Dwelling Houses and stbre.rOoms for rent
g, u, SMITH,
mNlI llll MnIm ElEnnl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-10

GENERAL HASTINGS has done a solid
work which has brought him a solid
fame, His conduct in a trying time has
not surprised those who know him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-10

YESTERDAY the uncollected garbage
just got up on its hind legs and howlod
with delight, 1t was a great day Tor the
garbage.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-10

DoS'r say anything about the heat,
Treat 1t with dighiaed scorn and not too
many cooling drinks"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-10

H1TptfS FcrTB SehIlhd'
Adyices from Grafton regarding the
work OF the Contest Committee would
seem to indicate pretty strongly that rot
tenness is still on deck in the Demo
cratic camp.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-10

TuISK Of the joy Of Boston, boiling
under the hot July sun! Boston is the
Athens of tistic culture,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-10

If Johnstown is wise she will shut
of the whisky supply until she is able
to stand alone.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-10

IT is a pity that both OF the big
bruiscTs are not on the way to the
~penltentiary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-10

IT will be the proper thing to make
q lionof Sullivan. A lion is brute,
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DIED.

GREES-ELlzAnErri, wife OF August Green,
aged Il years.
Funeral Wednesday morning al 10 o'clock, from
No, 500 Main street. lntcrmGnt at ut.
Wood Cemetery.
slliPP-On sunday, July 4, 1850, at . O'Clock p.
IN, Mrs.. MARY SHIP, In her JOlh year.
Funeral from her late residence, No. 1921 Main
street, Wednesday morning ut $50 o'clock.
IntormCnt private st Mt. Calvary Cemetery.
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Dick tIoRyBooKER IL a respected and
yOll.to.do coloted citizen Of Springfield
Mo, Iie says that ono bottle Of swinl
Specific cured both himself and WIG Of
atroublesomV eruption Of the skin,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-10

No matter what the frontage ola house
ls, the rear Of II is usually only u yard
Nulln
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Real Estate.
FOR SALE.

-Four BdAlnOa HoutCson Market street
No, 2i2g Market street.
No. fi0N Market street,
No, 2l0II 2iO0 aud 2iOS Water street.
No. $50 Sixteenth street.
No, 2h20 Main street.
No. 10 TW%enty'iOuFth street.
No. 70 TWOniy'foufth street.
No, 1909 Jacob street,
No. 1919 MCCOllOuh stfbhL.
No. 1850 Alley 10,
No sss0, slaS and $40 Main street SloFc
Lots on cast ihd west sides Of South rr'.
Lot sOruetlnS on Virginia and soulh fo''
,qt6und 10 feet 1 inches front, north NY
Main street.
No, " North Front street.
no, % North Front street,
locust QrOve Farm, ultin'E Kun, ~ NV
UnUffy Hill Farm on Short Creek lNVa'i'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-10

Munled voices must DO very uncom
inrinhlO In hot WeAthgr.
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SAApSA ~ ~ 1906 uAN VII kAD sal Ill W N
cCmber, A. p. 1883, III . suit in C]hanccry therein
pending, wherein SObleAki u. Caldwell va
plaintiff and Caroline n. Wilson and other
were. defendants tho undersigned special com
missloners Will sell Of public auction, at The
Aforesaid, On
TUESDAY, JULY z, A. D. lSSg,
described real property, which Is deserted u
reference 10 q plAt.of parcels, streets aid lllgi
returned by the said special commissioner With
the report mentioned In the said decree OF tbe
9th DAY OF December, A.. D. 1883, aud by thAtde
cree directed 70 be recorded IN tho ofIcc Of te
Clerk o. the County Court Of said Ohio count,
In which office. II Is now OF record. that /, 70
Say,: lots 10 and 2 IN square 20, lots q, " II, "a.
u y 2lA, 10 II, 1OA, II o., II A, 10 and II In NJ
Vision y, lots ! and s Ia Division O., lots l, . ;.
and IN Division !, lots II and u IN Division
9nH Il iStS ~, ~ Y Y u, ~ and 20 o. n Division d b,Il !,
y, lots 9S, ~, 40 Ind Il In Division J, lot = IL
Division q and lots II and Is In Division l..
Inc tald decree Ot December o, a. d. ls%, COZ.
MlnS iho following provision; Tint The hld
special commissioner I'm selling lots 10 hndn
~ square y, and lots II, 10, u ALI Il, 1914, iyEi
Il a, q u, "a A, % Il, and % IN Division y, shall
exclude q strip AitGen feet wide on OF tile sOllb'
eFr side or end OF each Of the Mld lots, aud ,lAl
allow the said strip to remain and be portion
q Tue street or road lying ncGl south thereof u
tsAp pAHV .AuhLAuul W buUuku uUlVI wv PNNN
bionB OF tho said decree Of April %, ISIS, Ae
said commissioners had shown such strip VI
their plat 10 DO a part Of the street"
TERNB or BALE-Onet third Of the purchase
money or 10 much moro "A tho purchaser mI
elect, In cash on the day Of AAlc. aud the residue
IN two equal inBtAllmghts payable In one az
two Year. respectively from the day Of sale, win
Interest from that day, the purchaser giving ny
notes for tho deferred iuStillmGniS. with good
security, and the title being retained until sbth
notes are paid. But II any purchaser Jay 10
hand OnB-half or more Of the purchase mont!
Tor the property bought by him, his notes VIII
out personal security shall DO taken Tor thc, dr
ierred inEtAlltnents, the title being retained ~
Aforesaid until payment In full.
DANIEL LAMB and.
HENRY N. RUESELlt
Special COminlSiChch
j.. @. HERvEY, AuctlOnCGr.
1ceTtiiy that bond has been glVcr by the Md
special Commissioners a. required BY ihG deere
III the above named suit.
!el JOHN ". MITCHELL, CLERK
The above tnle Is Adjourned to TUESDAY,
JyLY 10, lssO, at same place, commencing aE
DANIEL LAMB,
HENRY N. RUSSELL
W. Special Commissioner.
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WHEELING, JULY 10, 1889.

Entered at the postoalce a. wheeling, W. Va,
A. teCOnh-clGSs nlntteT.l
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-13
FURNITURE DEPARTMENT.

Ia THE, like our many other depart
ments, we are frightfully Cyerstocked -
and you can do be ter than TO rote few OF
the prices We quote here.--Tney will serve
to indicate the course OF this hurricane
among price, -True, we've done some
business since we opened, but not sui'
iicient to keep the giut under control.
For oroe in lis history DOR receiving De
partment is Overts1ed-Goods are az
irving quicker than we can handle them
until now we ore up 10 cur heads in sur
plusage and more beautiful styles were
never shown. Our prices will he com
polling prices Such prices M will force
buyers TO come bere--lOO Complete
Chamber Suits in Solid Ash. with laIR,
beveled mirIor on the dresser, 5000 zach,
former price $50 90. -Rememher, these
suits ale the finest speoimens OF cAbin't
work and finish. and sell elsewhere fol
$50. 90. but we must have room, and $40 "
will be our price while they lsst - Ia
addition TO these We will offer so Heavy,
Massive Suits in Walnut finish, with Mar
ble-top Dress, r, as low as S25 90. our reg
ular price for the same suit ia $50 90, bul
they are included in this slaughter and
they must bs sacrificed at our reduced
price, $25 00-lhsn 10 neat, full SIZE
Chamber Suit in Antique Oak or Walnut
finish we are sure TO ful, you --Oi these
we chow ten distinct styles $2l.0O oacn,
former price S23 00--Our collection Of
odd dressers caps the climex. -- We DIE
play twenty different styles, ranging from
the desirable $40 90 Dresser To the large
heavy marble-top one at Sli 90 DJn''
lose sight Of the fact that We sell these
goods on instilments at our greatly 10
duced prices
WHEELING INSrALMENr co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-13
CROCKERY DEPARTMENT.

The entire east end OF our first hoof BE-
devoted to Crockery and things IN o.
house furnishing line To ray that .s
department is a store in itscll ~ not salii.
too much-It is great big store 90
could take Two or Three CTockery Stores
around us out of it and you couldn't Tell
that anything was missing. --Bu1 Ne
haven't time 10 ompare-We want 90
popularize want every housewife
10 visit this department and select theif
house "Fittinsn AT prices away below Ode
average. At prices that will compel
/ them 10 come again and bring thtif friends
At prices unheaid or unread OF
At prices that we alone can give. See
what email amount will buy here duuns
tha sale. ST. 90 will buy the be-l made
and finest decorated l2-piece Toilet set'
including Jar, that formerly sold for lh Ul.
So 90 will buy ST. On Toilet Set
ard for as 90, - Remember the price,
$G.OO-We will give you beautifully
decorated Toilet Set consstingoi r. piece
including Stop Jar. Same IA other deal
.rs AK 5000 fer Tea and Dinner asl-
are slso away down-And We can do
better for you en- these goods than any et'
elusive dealor can do -Oomplete Tea
| Sets will be marked down at - 30. Whue
I in this department do not forget TO exam
inc our stock OF Standing and Hanging
Lamps, with beautifully decorated shade.
Oar prices on these goods will sufpn-e
and please you.
WHEELING INSrALMENT 60.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-13
CUT TO PIECES.
A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TRB SOUTH slDB
YESTERDAY.
Joseph Bundscbuh Struck By Baltimore and Oblo
Yard Engine st the Belmont Mil, and
Instantly Killed.
Another victim of the locomotive.


About seven O'Clock yesterday morning
Joseph Buudschuh, n labOrer at the Bsl-
mont mill, ard well known resident OF
the Fifth ward, was struck hy yard en-
CINE, on the B. & o. railroad, just opposite
the mill property, and was instantly kill
cd. Both legs we're cut of, one OF bis
arms terribly maDgled, and the body cut
open and horribly mutilaied.
Mr.. Bundschuh left his boarding house,
On Twentieth street, at an ehlly boor, to
20 TO bis work. Very shortly after aniv'
ing at the mill, he STARTED to Cross
the railroad tracks TO the mill
outhouses on the river bank,
and when partly across tie rails be
noticed the Moundsyille accommodation,
south hound, WAS rapidly approaching.
He stepped fl the track TO allow the train
10 pase, bat in doing so he got right IN
front OF yard engine, north bound. Ht
was evidently not aware Of the presence OF
this latter engine, the noise Of which wst
drowned in the approach OF the passenger
train, and had re idea of his danger. The
yard engine wss moving very slowly, NOT
over two or three miles an hour, aud could
have been stopped withid iis own length,
bat the engineer did rot see the upfortun-
ate man, and therefore did nothing TO-
wards Stacking speed until the victim had
been struck.
In his testimony bsfore Coroner Schultz,
II. j Fee. the engineer Of the yard engine,
said: II did not see The man, but ~ we
passed the Mouudsvills accommodation, !
felt the engine jar, and Looking back, dis
covered We bad run over man. | GtOpped
the engine at O,ce. Oar speed was not
over two miles an hour"
There WAS no evidence to indicate tina. n
whistle was blown or bell rung.
The body was removed from TIE track
at once, and MeIdel & Co. notified, who
prepared il for burial. This dtceissd hae
been a resident of Wheeling for more than
twenty year,, and has a great number Of
warm friends. In his pocket, at the time
Of his death, were S2l6 in bills.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-13
THE PLACE TO 60

To Purchase Acot pts BILE CHI isimas Goods
Geo. Il TayIor's establishment.
Among the attractive holiday displays
in the city perhaps none is more attractive
to the ladies than that in the handsome
dry goods establishment of Geo. K Taylor,
No. 1850 Main street. There is nothing
that makes more suitable and at the
same time more useful gift to a woman
than handsome dress pattern, a set Of
furs, or, above all, eealskin cost. A
sealskin is the acme of woman's ambI-
ton in the way Of clothes. and there ia no
reason why che shouldn't have one. 1t
doesn't take a fortune to purchsse one OF
these most desirable and always fashion
able wraps nowadays, and no merchant
in this lection of country mas finer line
to select from than Mr.. Taylor.
In this department there is complete
line of hats, gloves, mufl', collars and bOss,
in all shapes and sizes, any of which would
make a most acceptable Christmas gift.
In fact Mr.. Tay loT's stock is as carefully
selected as that of any OF the big Eastern
establishments.
The dress goods department cannot be
excelled for complete and handsome as.
sortment of all of the most stylish goods
in both shades and textures, while his stock
of hosiery, handkerchief, and the other
smaller wear that are nece 'ssry TO complete
a womana toilet, is large aud varied, AID
the purchaser can secure nything desired
in that line.
This establishment, which is a credit TO
Wheeling business enterprise aud energy,
is crowded almost constantly and, besides
the handsome displays OF goods, the La
dies Decorative Art Room in the second
s'oty il also great attraction, the display
being much admired. In fact, no lady
should miss seeing it. 1t will be open all
week.
Mr. Taylor now has men at work extend
tending his store room to Join that recently
vacated by the Wheeling IDstallment Com
pany, and it is expected everything will be
completed by January st This will give
Mr. Taylor a store room 25G feet long with
entrances on both Main and Market
streets, and undoubtedly the finest in the
city.
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TO THE LADIES
The Wheeling hstaAment Co.,
1l36-3S-4O MARKET STREET.

Here at last - But away behind time
- We expected to he here elk weeks age
We were exactly six weeks later t An
We calculated 10 opening our new stores,
aud a. u result we are compelled to force
six weeks sale into six days' slaughter.
- Const quently We shall iSaugufaie TO-
day the greatest all department ssls Of
FurnituIe--C Carpets - SlOves---Ofock-
ery-R Bedding that has ever been seen m
this city.-A sale backed by compul-
sion. "A sale you can't afford to miss--
What we advertise represents values with
out precedent and beyond parallel, and
heaps OF than at that No one ever
came and no one ever will come here to
find only few srticles as advertised. --
We never advertise liba OF goods unless
we have enough to 20 'round -- This II
your chance - Here is Your opportunity,
and golden one, too. Bat sell we
must, our loss is your gain.
WHEELING INSTALMENr co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-13
MIX FRANK JOHNSON

Taken to Weston for Northumberland
Rsgr, I, aud Hops for Hts Speedy Re
coveTy.
Mr. Andrew Smith. of F1s.Oria, OHIO,
nephew OF Frank Johnson, and Charles
Senseny arrived in the city from Weston
early yesterday morning. They report
that they had no officially whatever in
communicating the p1r2Ise Of the trip. 1t
will be remembered that @r. Flank John
son, Superintendent of Mails at the Wheel
ing p5stofics mas been suffering for some
time from mental trouble, which, if not
cared for might result dissstrously. His
alteration became 20 positive that it in
tarfered seriously with his postal duties,
so much 80 that Postmaster C0wden latter
ly had to keep him under close espionage
to make sure that his work was properly
done. Even then many mistakes would
occur, which perhaps WAS one Of the chief
causes of complaint that has been so COM
mon Of late concerning delayed or strsyed
mails.
There being strong doubts Of getting
Mr.. johnson 10 70 10 the asy lam voluuta-
rily, it was decided by his friends TO make
up q fl hing aud hunting party, Of which
Mr.. johnson should be one, for q trip up
the West Fork and through BrsxtOu cOun-
ty. The invalid readily consented, and
when the party got to Weston quickly &C
cepted an invitation to visit the asylum,
nor did he dream of the ruse until Messrs
Senseny end Smith began to Withdraw
from him in the asy lum ward. As they
we're bidding him good bye he wanted to
know wha: they meant. TIE doc
tor in charge here interposed and
delicately explained the situation to Frank,
saying bow necessary it WAS for him ia
stay and be quiet, and get rest 20 as TO re
cuperate. Flank acq uiesced with hardly
any objection. Ia answer to a letter from
Mr. Smith to him on Wednesday, he said
in substance that he recognized the wis
dom of the course OF bis friends, and
would abide by it gracefully, aud hoped
that in very short time he would be oil
right aud out again.
Mr.. johnson has host Of friends and
acquaintance in Ohio county. lie was aS
we'll known az any man in the city. He
was the Republican candidate for Sheriff
against Mr.. VIM. G. Handlan in 'Sl,
which indicated hOR high he stood with
his party, hence it is easy to understand
when it became limited around that he wa,
ont Of his head, how general was the re
greet and sympathy for him. Il is hoped
that he will he all right again before long,
and al his post of duty.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-13

THE ball given by the Mark Twain Rod
and Gun Club az Turner Hall last evening
was great success. A very large Gro Nd
was present and the time was spent dane
ing TO b lily Mayors music.
Col. ROBERT WHITE returned from
Pittsburg, yesterday, where he won cAee
involving Sl,770 for William johnson, OF
Geo. W. Johnson's SOns, Of this city.
THERE WAS nothing new, yesterday, in
relation to the robbery Of Sheriff White
and Deputy Sheriff Watson. Of Mere T
county, at The B. & o depot. The police
have 70 md no clue to the valise, and still
discredit the sta Gent of Mr.. Watson
that there was 5000 10 the grip.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-13
Beulisls.
STOVE DEPARTMENT..

Our Stove Department is the talk OF the
town. -Irs bringing people here who
never were here before, and it's giving ~
"A powerful buoinesf - Bat 1t could not
he otherwise. Think # the goods We
are Offering at such lo~ prices Think
also of the sessOn-Eyerybod y Is buy
ing now-ADd every body will conlinu
to buy if prices are an Indictment.
Daring this great sale We will cher FOR
$l2 80 the largest and heaviest Cook Stove
made, former price ST. 90 - Heating
Stoves ios 81 90. worth So %. Large
size Heating Stoves Tor T. 50, that weie
formerly $1,000. We would not make
such sacrifices in this department u cir
oumstarcsa did net compel IA. We are
forced to it simply because We must un-
load our surplus stock
WHEELING INSTALMENT Co