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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-24
ABOUT PEOPLE,
strRpgera in tho CITY aud wheeling People

slrangsrS in the City aud Wheeling People
RI. Abroad.
Squire George Arkle and his son re-
turned last night from Indianapolis.
Judge r. II. Cochran has returned to
the city from visit to his family at
Toledo.
Mrs. ]. w. Marshall and daughter,
Grace, arc visiting relatives at Little
Washington.
Mrs. R, NJ. Gardner and Mrs. Dr.
Chandler, OF Steubeuyille, were visiting
friends In this city yesterday.
Me-. NJ. r. Moran, State President oil
the Miners and Mine Laborers' Pro-
gressive Union, Is In Charleston.
Mrs. John Frew returned home yes
terday from SteubenVllle, where she has
been visiting friends for the past four
weeks.
Capt. A. w. Roomc, the well known
Government detective, Is again in the
city, and is us usual registered at the
stamm,
Prof. John Mullen was in the city yes
tsrdRy. He leaves for Wisconsin on
Monday to spend the summer and will
return In September.
Mrs. w. @. Mooney and Mrs. W. r.
Hunter, OF Woods6eld, who have been
visiting in Wheeling, returned home
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. S. T. Wells, OF siStersyille, has
been here for several days attending to
her daughter, Mrs. +. Z. Mccoy, who
has been on the sick list,
Mr.. Charles Eof, formerly Of this
city, but who has for several years past
been q resident Of Kansas City, ID here
on a short visit to relatives and aC'
quaintances.
Mrs. Gus Campbell, Of Kansas, and
Mrs. Faulkner, Of New York, are guests
at the residence Of Rev, DR.. +. 8. De-
Haas, at Martins Ferry. Their children
accompany them.
Ri. Rev. Bishop Kain and Rev. Father
McElligott, who went to New Orleans
to assist in the service oil comforting the
Pallium on Archbishop Jansen, haye
returned home after most enjoyable
trip,
Miss Sara locmer, Of this city, who
has been teaching in Cumberland, Md,
during the past year, will be the guest OF
Miss Lille Pickinpaugh, Of Morgantown,
during the State University commence
ment week.
Messrs. Burr, Of Ashland, Kelly, Of
Ironton, Russell, OF Ironton, Priest OF
steubenyille, and Warner otPortsmouth
leading nail manufacturers, were at the
Mcclure Houae yesterday, having come
10 attend the meetingo the Association.
Mr.. Charles H. Collier and his two
daughters have gone TO Mr.. Golfers
former home In Massachusetts, to visit
relatives. Mr.. Collier will be absent
only about two weeks, but the young
ladies will be away tue greater part Of
the summer
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-24
A CARD.

ltbR fact that more uubluShlng frauds are
daily perpetntOd on tho general public III
the namc Of whiiklCs than any other mcrchan
disc In tho market The confidence bestowed
on me by tho public kCCnly appreciate, and, Al
always heretofore, Elll III the future not bOtray
that trust. II Il not all easy matter 10 have
reputable physicians aud managers Of hoSpitAlI
indorSC any one particular brand Of whisky, yet
they have done 80 since tho merits Of KLEiN's
"slLvER AdE' became known to them. Fot
the sick room II has 10 competitor. II stands
alone for itSdClCaiO and delightful flavor. II Il
pure and old, free from all impurities, MyBtOCk
pl other well known Pennsylvania Rye Wits.
kieA Oi all ages II complete. Ny prices arc ~
reasonable ~ any IN tin State. Ny Wines Of all
lOtClgn aud dOmetilC Kinds arc we'll and care.
fully selected. No house can show you better
BrAhdlCG, Gins, or In fact any other Imported
fGC price d SSlLvER AGEo continues 10 10
~ 90 per full quAh, Old Gibson, Pinch OF
unCkenhclmcr At ~ pOf quart, or six quarts for
sb' fine sherry or Sweet California Wine al
on cents pUf quart aid upwards Send for i
thmplclc,nECO lltl and catalogue, or call al No,
B2 Federal street. Allegheny, where QUO glance
Mopr establishment will convince you Of tho
Hulh Ol my statement,
my9Nww MAX RLglN,
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4 sHRRWD SCHEME. e
A Commission Psddlsr skips with lot OF
Fiuo Goods,


Fiua Goods,
A peddleF giving the name Of William
Navlnskey skipped yesterday with over
500 worth Of goods belonging to Robert
Litten, Rush Run, o., merchant, Ma.
vipsky had been peddling on Rush Run
and become acquainted with Litten.
The psddler was anxious to sell goods
on commission for him and Mr.. Litten,
after some hesltancy, told the peddler
he would supply him. The peddler
said he had been in the business for
years and was tired packing goods
around and would like to have q horse
and wagon, These Mr.. Litten said he
would buy and the peddler said that, on
account OF the railroad boom at Martins
Ferry and back OF there, that would be q
good territory TO work in, The peddler
left several pieces OF lace and said he
would so to Martins Ferry aud look
around, before the goods were shipped
to him by Mr.. Litten. This was on
Tuesday, and LItten shipped a lot OF
lace and dress goods TO the prospective
peddler by express on Wednesday, mail.
ing him an order with which he might
get what he needed, Navinskey called
at the express office yesterday and got
all the goods, amounting to something
over 500, and has not been heard OF
since, Litten came down to Martins
Ferry yesterday to purchase a horse and
wagon for NaYiuskey, On arriving he
learned what occurred and began to
make inquiry 1.-THE peddler's where
abouts, AT the ferry boat he was told
that Navlhskey, pack and all, had crossed
to Wheeling about 7 q, IN, The Wheel
ing police were notified, but nothing
could be seen or heard OF the man want.
ed during the day, Mr., Litten returned
TO Rush Run in disgust.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-24
LOCAL BRRYTIgs
Matters OF Minor Moment in and About tho

Matters OF Minor Moment in and About tho
City.
IoRsFA HousR,this eyeHiug-"rhe Lit
tie Tycoon"
MAYOR STARLIGHT takes charge oil the
new police court this morning,
IT was still cool and showery yester'
day, but an improvement on Wednes-
day.
AcARLoAD OF Italian railroad laborers
arrived here night before last on the
Pewiky train,
Cherries sold yesterday at two quarts
for o quarter, and very tine strawberries
At twenty cents for very small box
THERE were two cases in the police
court yesterday, a woman and man,
both plain DRINKS. Both paid their
fines,
TnE police were busy yesterday notl'
flying all parties who are required TO Sc
cure licenses and have not so far paid the
tax, that they must do so at once,
A WATERMAN ON the corner Of MCCol'
loch and Sixteenth streets sprank q leak
yesterday and flooded the street for 9
while, but the break was soon repaired
ioLIPFoRp Fox, the man arrested by
Officer Carney on Wednesday, for lar
ceny at Washington, Pa, was taken
there yesterday morning by an officer
who came after him.
JAMES CLARKE, a brakeman on the
Baltimore & Ohio, was coupling cars IN
| the Company's yards here, when no wa
caught between the bumpers and grave
4 " hurt, Dr., Campbell dressed his in
iuries.
THEIR was considerable excitement
over the creek yesterday over the anticI
OF Constable Frank MCSherTy, wht
wanted Q warrant for q man who hat
offended him, His actions gathered
big crowd.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted t
record one deed OF trust and deet
made May 10th by Chas Vogelsang an'
wife to John Merschrod, IN Cousidera
ton OF $50, for the south half Of lot J,
in square 20 in the Joseph Caldwell ad
diuon,
To.MoRRow Saturday will be bIOlter
! day with the Mutual Savings Bank, AM
Providence Washington Insurance Com
pany, at No. 1916 Market street. Ever,
bo, and girl calling between 8 q. m. an
8 p. m. will receive nice new blotte
for school us6,
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For richness and doliCacy Of taste
Maryln's Crackers have no eqlpl.
Always ask your grocer lut them, Y u'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-24
TUE STITF OIL NELL
The belmont County oil Field n Source Of
LuCRl Pride.


Local Pride.
The Belmont county oil and gas wells
are a never.iailing source OF satisfaction
to the papers over there, and they have
reason to feel that way. Last evenings
BellaIre Tribune says; 1t begins to look
as II Belmont county was about to devel.
ope into apretty good oil country, There
Is no doubt but that the Stitt we'll Is
yielding not less than twenty-five barrels
per day, and some say rs mud Rs fifty,
but they are unable 10 save 1t all. The
large tank, II Is now said, Is full, and adj
ditlolal taukage Is needed, VandergrlR
& Co, who own this well, have q large
scope OF country leased aud have started
another well on tho Orr farm adjoining.
They have offered 10 lease one.hali OF the
Denham farm and pay $500 cash and give
one.eighth OF the oil, The MCCune well
on the Sutton farm Is down about 400 feet
and the work is progressing very well.
II this well or the new one on the Orr
farm should prove asuCcess there wi u he
q boom sure enough, and az tho time
within which wells must be sunk under
most Of the Vandergriil 4 Co. leaSes will
be up this fall large number Ct wells
will have to he drilled, or the leases will
DO forfeited. In the face Of these facts
the offer Of Vandergfiif & Go. to pay over
50 an acre In cash, and one.eighth OF the
oil, Is pretty strong evidence that these
experts know there Is oil in paying guam.
titles in this territory.
The st. Clairsville Chronicle says: The
three wells spoken ,of are backed by
ample capital, and it is certain, II the
development Is satisfactory, hundreds oil
others will go down In the immediate
vicinity Of ST, Clairsville rs rapidly as
they can he drilled, That ST, Clairsville
Is in the heart OF the district seems to be
reasonably certain, and that important
developments will be made this season
we feel quite sanguine.
Mr.. MCGhee, q Pennsylvania operator,
Is about ready TO drill another well on
the Dixon farm, and John McKeown
will drill one on the GitEin farm. The
former is in sight Of Glencoe, and the
latter adjoining II.
The Bellaire Independent says: The
fourth oil wellat Glencoe has been located
on the Orr farm adjoining the Stitt farm,
on which the flowing well is located.
The Barnesville Enterprise says OF the
Granny Parker gas well:
The new iron piping has been put in
the gas well, and 1t has been tested 10
over five hundred pounds pressure. 1t
Is believed that it will, when properly
confined, show q rock pressure Of from
700 to 500 pounds.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-24

Mr.. James Chambers, q well known
farmer living near Valley Grove, has
gone into the Shropshire sheep industry.
Last fall he purchased from j. O. New.
ton, OF Ohio, an imported ram OF this
breed, weighing 100 pounds. An eigh-
teen.months old eve dropped a lamb
March 10, which when twenty.seven
days old, weighed twenty-nine pounds,
at iorty.hve days, forty.nine pounds,
and at tiity.tlve days Of age, weighed
ffty.nine pounds. Mr.. Chambers would
like to knowi Il this record can 30 beaten.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-24
THE UNION BRIDGE.
Good Progress on the Dredging Prospects
OF Completion,

Good Progress on the prelging--PrOspecti
OF Completion,
The work Of dredging for tho Ohio
shore pier for the Union bridge was fin
ished yesterday and the dredge boat Il
at work on tho second. The dredging
for the first pier is twenty.four feet
deep and thirty feet square. The dredg'
Ing machine excavates two cubic yards
every minute instead Of one yard, Nt
has been stated,
About 500 feet OF the North Wheeling
tunnels has been completed, and the
contractors think they will DO done by
the first Of November.
The shpre spsn Of the bridge, running
from tho mouth Of tho tunnel oyer the
Top mill office 10 tho shore picr, will be
In position early III July, Between coo
and 500 men are employed at the work
and double shifts arc run on all parts Of
the work except on the outside stone
work, 50 that every hour Of the twenty.
four Is fully employed,
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COST OF RIGHT OF WAY.
The Jury in the Circuit Court Cots Dow
ThTpe Awards,

The Jury In the Circuit Court Cuts Dpwr
ThFpe Awards,
The evidence in the condemnation
proceedings Of the Wheeling 4 Harris
burg Railroad Company against Isaiat
Warren, the Pebler heirs and Mrs
Workenauer, on trial to jury in Part
Of the Circuit Court, Judge PAUL. on thu
bench, was finished yesterday, and thu
argument made and che matter submit
ted to the jury about 5p. IN. The jury
returned Its verdict awarding damagei
as follows: To Mr.. Warren, $1,000; L
the Pebler estate, 5000; to Mrs Worken'
auor, 1895.
The land condemned lies along the
further side Of the creek, on the project
ed route OF the railway. Tho Commits
sioners who formerly viewed 1t anC
heard evidence as to It's nature, allowed
the owners much larger damages, givinf
Mr. Warren 5000, Mrs. Workenanel
5000 and the Pebler heirs $500. Thii
was unacceptable 10 tho company, and
they took the case into Court. The
award made yesterday gives an aggre.
gate OF S5,l46 rs against S7,ll0 awarded
by the Commissioners, q saying to the
company Of s. ,l76.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-24
No Injury from the Fro.t!

The was very perceptible frost yes
terday morning, aud fears were enter
tanned fora time that serious damage
lad been done, Farmers and gardeners,
however, living In oil parts Of the county
and out toward st. Clairsyillo, we're Seen
Yesterday, and said no injury had result
ed. Reliable reports from WellSburg,
Washington, Pa, Barnesyille, ~ and
MoundSyille are also TO the effect that
neither fruit nor vegetation Of other
kinda WnA lMft. ~ !.
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Alta meeting last night OF represents
tiyes OF the two Councils Jr. o. U. A.
NJ, tie P. s. A., Baltimore lodge K. o.
p, and other organizations, 1t was de-
Cided to have parade on Memorial Day,
and committed were appointed to SO.
cure a band,' raise funds, etc. D. w.
Martin was chosen Chief Marshal, They
will also decorate the soldiers monu.
ment after the parade, in addition TO the
previous decoration by the W. r. 0. and
IS, DIV,
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And the old folks laugh when they find
that tho pleasant California liquid fruit
remedy, Syrup Of Figs, Ia more easily
taken and moro beneficial In lis action
than bitter, nauseous medicines. 1t
strengthens tho Liver, Kidneys, stom.
och and Bowels, while II arouses them
To q healthy activity. For sale In so Cts.
and 81 90 bottles by Logan Drug Com.
pany, Anton 7. Hess, II b. Burt and q.
ALnfknmnllgr.
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Is a combination Of the active properties
Of dates, AgS and primes, and other
tropical fruits. It's pleasant taste and
beneficial effects have rendered II i'm.
lnsnSely popular. ItCureg habitual con.
hipAH6hi Indigestion, 'biliouBneSs, alex
headache, niles, etc. Sold Ii 20 cent
bottles BY o, r. Goethe, w. w, Irwin
w, 3. Williams aud John 1.Aughlln.
Logan Drug Co. and Goodwin & Co.,
Wholesale agents,
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About flity Steubenvillc people came
down on the steamer Abner O'Neal yes
terday, the Womon's Relief Corps Of the
G. A. Il. having chartered the boat fol
tho day. The boat arrived here at about
1880 o'clock and left at four In the Of.
ternoon, thus giving the visitors an op.
portunity 10 see the sights. Had the
weather been warmer during the llrst Of
the week a much larger crowd would
have accompanied them.
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BRLLAIRR


the Glass City,
The bottle works were on yesterday, No gas
The Union window Glass Works were Idle yes
terday.
The Bethel camp meeting viii open about thu
LIST Of August
A great many car loads Of export cattle pASSet
through here this week,
Julius EIsenberg the saloon man here, will
move to sardlS, o., soon,
The Rhodes farm was appraised at 81, 800 aud
the date OF the sale Is Junb2,
William K. DunaWAy and Mary Z, BaSfort
were married BY Rev, Mr., Eaton this week,
Bellaire Is free from cows running at large
The new ordinance has driven them all In.
Rev, I, "; Lane will preach TO the G. a. K,
W, h. c, and Sons OF Veterans next Sunday,
NJ, Alex. Heatherlngton, who has been Al
Athens for quite while, has returned home,
T, L, Apple, boss carpenter Of the pennSylva
MIA Company, was here yesterday on business,
The assessors returns for RiChlAnl township
show falling Off Of ~, 0OO In personal property
The city Board Of Equalization will meet al
the Auditors office at 81, ClairVille next Non
day,
WIN Baugh had the end Of his finger taken OIL
a. the Etn9 machine shops yesterday while
saving wood.
Report has It that Engineer Charles RUSSELL OIL
the Cleveland & Pittsburgh railroad, Will take
unto himself a wife soon,
DE- Cooper amputSted finger for Luke Gal
lagher yesterday, lie mashed Il while repairing
his engine at the steel works,
A lady Is reported to have broken a leg while
getting out Of the way OF train near tho stock
pens, Her name WaSnOt learned.
Little Joe Rankin, formerly OF this city but
now OF Grand Island, NOb,t has been very sick
but was better the last word received,
Excursion Agent ], l.. Green, Of the Cleveland
Lonin 4 Wheeling road, was ~ the city yester'
day arranging for . big excursion TO Chippewa
Lake JuRe6,
Some more improvements are talked otATOund
the new Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh depot this sum
mrF, Possibly porch will DO built around the
front Of the building,
Mrs, Fowler, formerly Of this city, recently oil
Flndlay, will, after visit to Martins Ferry
friends, go TO Rlt1yllle, Washington Territory
where her husband Is working,
,Anegro man went to sleep on the Cleveland 4
Pittsburgh platform yesterday Just u little whit
before the accommodation train was due, Thl
train came In, but the man did nOtget up, ThI
engineer reversed aud stopped just Ut tho Eel
lows feet; II was Ia narrow escape, aud every
body standing near was scared,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-24

Michael McGraw, until recently a vel
known city garbage contractor, dropped
dead in the Second ward yesterday
Coroner Schultze was notified, and pro
nounced heart disease the cause OF hi
death. He had Just left Gus Mathews
saloon and walked across Market street
going int tho yard in the rear Of Lasch'i
hotel. He was found few minutes aft
erward lying outside the water closet Of
the hotel. He lived at 100 Seventeenth
street, and was by occupation teanster
He was a well known and popular man
and his death is generally regretted.
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SPRING AND SUMNER.

We are In receipt Of oil the newest
Novelties III WOolCns for mems wear,
consisting Of Suitlngg, paplllOOningS
and OyerCOatlngs, which VIC are pre-.
pared to make up In tho best style and
llt at reasonable prices.
SpcCialtles-FanCy Flannel Shirts Of
50 cents and upwards, and OverSizes 80
body and 10 neck. .,..,, ,,..,,,
1as1 & 1aSa Market Street.
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The seyenth annual convention Of the
West Virginia Woman's Christian Tenn
peranCe Union will be held at Hunting
ton June 10 and 70. Mrs. O. b. Buell.,
Corresponding Secretary Of the National
Union, will DO present and deliver an
address on the evening Of the goth. The
railroads have granted two.third rates 10
nil delegates and visitors attending.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-24

EyERY good hogl9kOepeF Ohopld u00
l'lllSbuFy's Best Flour.
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DIED.

GARvlN---on Thursdsy evening, May q, 1850
at Gia0 o'clock, CEEMNA T., VILE OF j, b
Gatyln, aged n years.
Funeral services at her late rcsldCacO, No. s.
Fifteenth street, this (FrldAy) afternoon al
2o'clQGk, Friends Of tho family arc In
ylted 10 attend. Tho romans will DO taken
on the O., L. 4 ". Railroad al $50 O'Clock p
m. lntermcht Saturday morning at il
O'Clock al New Athena o,
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Tho Now I,olIeo Conrt.

The Municipal Court Of the city Of
Wheeling expired at midnight. This
morning Mayor genbright. Will preside
over tho now police court, with AEslstant
City Clerk Fee as Clerk. Clerk ,Thppp'
son will turn over tho keys, though he
reserves the right 10 collect his salary
until June |, 1891, when his term exs
plres, He did not wish 10 cause trouble
Or obBtruCt the courts operations. II 10
genprally.cxpresSed hope that there
win DO a good big docket Of Varlegated
cases for tho Mayors initial sitting as
tCadi.U .IIyi.fll
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An Elegant Turnout.

Two tlne road horses, one OF which Ia
said to have done a quarter.mile in 81
seconds, will arrive here this morning
for Mr.. Henry SchmulbaCh. They were
purchased at Meadville, Pa, and cost
$1,000. Mr.. schmulbaCh Is also having
one OF the finest carriages ever seen here
built by Donaldson, Lewis 4 Go,
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NEW YoRx, May % -Thetc was fair business
With jobbers, but trade at first hRndIwaS almost
suspended, by the interest concentrated upon
thCallctOn sale Of TO- 0OO cases Of C0lorGd ottouS
which took place to-day. The prices realized al
tho sale were very uneven, hut the results ~
whole were satisfactory 10 tho owners The
trade opinion Is that tho sale was decided sue.
ceS, prices averaging higher than buyers aniiCl.
patcd. Tho general market was without change,
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You are sometimes offered crackers
Gust as good as Marvin's." But why
not buy Marvin's and you are sure 10
have the best, They cost no more than
those other crackers "just as good as
Marvin's."
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"BRIdHr's DISEASE has no symptoms Of
It's own" says DIR. Roberts, OF the Uni
versity Of New York City. Additional
proof why Warmers Safe Cure cures 80
many disorders which are only symp-
toms Of kidney disease.
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Mantllar InfIIcntInna

WASHINGTON, D. O., May 2S.-Forwes
Virginia, warmer, fair in southern por
ton, light showers in northern portion
southerly winds.
For Western Pennsylvania and Ohio
light shoWerg, warmer southerly winds
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pIlt.burrh and Ilslurn.

Tho Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad Com
pany will soil round trip excursion
tickets 10 Pittsburgh At low rates, TO The
Musical Festival, on May q, %, %, q
and %, good for return passage untiltht
9th inclusive.
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SPECIAL NEWS ron TUE LADIES.
Lou Swabacker's Ladies' Hair Dressing
pnrInra

Besides our new man, who Is On nc
knOWledged success, We have just 50
cured tho services Ofa French Lady WhG
has learned her trade IN Paris, aud Il
high up In all tho arts Of q lady's toilet.
Ladies' having their Bangs cut at our
ParlOrs will receive o ticket emitting
them 10 llay5 their BANGS CURLED
FREE OF CHARGE. having tW0 Ar
lists the unpleasantneSs Of long waiting
Is avoided. All KINDS Of Hair Goods
manufactured 10 order, llrst.Class and
cheap. LOU SWABACKER.
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VTVWV DIV B'E"' III h7''VV V"I "''"1
On Friday and Saturday, we wi;
offer the following special bargains In
Lace Curtains:
lOO,pair Lace Curtains at 81 per, re
ducGd from 50.
Is pair Lace Curtains at 81 % per pair
reduced from s2 50.
90 pair Lace curtains at 81 6S per pair
reduced from s..
20 pair Lace Curtains at$2 IS per pair,
reduced from 81. II
50 pair Lace Curtains at$3 "A per pair,
reduced from s. 80. y $3.50
Gall early for choice styles.
STONE & THOMAS.