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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-03

On Friday Constable Tom Bennett
and Capt, ALI W, Burnett arrested Ma
ria Means at her sisters residence in
Centre Wheeling, on a charge of having
about 900 from Samuel Robinson,
Of Charleston, in whose family she had
been employed as a domestic for some
time past, Says the Charleston Star OF
this woman: She was brought to this
city last evening by j., W. Dent, OF Park
ersburg, and was taken before Justice q.
W Hall this morning. Henry Ritter,
tho complaint upon which
she was arrested, declined to prosecute,
us he said he was satisfied that he would
not BIO able to convict, and she was dis
charged from custody, When arrested
only $27 was found In her possession,
which was returned to herthis morning.
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The Benwood nail factory will resume
work to-day.
The Andes brought up a large lot Of
pig iron for the Etna mill.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Western Out Nail Association will be
held here to-day.
The breaking Of a piece Of machinery
yesterday threw the Standard mills
sheet mill No. 4 of for a few days.
A strike was inaugurated at the Dlth-
ridge Company's glass works in New
Brighton, Monday. About 220 men are
out. The strike was caused by one OF
the workmen employed there, who is a
member OF the union, refusing to pay his
dues. Some time ago the workman re.
ierred to Joined the organization and
afterwards became q stakeholder in the
company. Since that time he has 'e-
fused to pay assessments, notwithstand-
ing that he had been repeatedly request
ed to do so. The officers OF the union
recently offered him q withdrawal card
in case he would pay back dues. The
offer was refused. He was then expe!l.
ed and the firm notified that il the nom
union employe was not discharged the
men would strike. No heed was taken
OF the warning and the strike was in.
augufated.
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The following clipped from the WASH
ington Journal explains itself. II. +. Nc.
Givern is well known in Wheeling, hay.
Ing had charge Of the Wheeling Natural
Gas Cotnpany's escapes during tho plac-
Ing OF the lines through this city, Bell.
aIfe, Bridgeport and Benwood. Mr.. Nc
Giyern's appointment is deserved, he
being prominent figure in tho political
fights since his SERVICE In the late war:
II. j. McGlvern has received an up.
pointment as government inspector.
Good for Joe. He Is the right man In
the right place.
His appointment 10 a government posi-.
ton is one well deserved and was 70.
Ceiyed with pleasure by bis many friends
In the oil and gas producing districts.
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BgLLAIRR
All Sorts OF Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City,


George stroble Is visiting in FOstorlS.
Rer, ~, Lane and family arc Visiting friends
In Quaker CITY,
Nj. William BuFglndthAl Is the only Repnbll'
eau In the School Board
The new Benson residence on Guernsey street
Ia rapidly nearing completion,
Pat Murphy, the drAymRn, cut his wrist severe
ly yesterday on y piece Of tin plate
D, N. Springer, . window glass man, has
moved 10 J6llGrNon, AhhAbulA county,
George u. Roland and Milton RamAgO, Of this
county, left last evening for Livingstone, Mon
tAla,
DO. Long has moved to u~nlonport, Ohio. He
Is engaged In the hard wOod and log business
there,
Rev. j. r.. Mills passed through here pm his
way home from Hannibal to Rarnesvllle yes
teFiAy,
A slight Ore at Seals Bros, store stirred the
uelghbon " late Monday hight, No damage
WRl done,
IN. Hogs, Of CadiE, Is here making large ship
mpntA OF Ahegp nelts and tura OF all klnlS 10 M
warehouses In Cadiz,
Mrs, II, seabrlng passed through here Mon.
many years Vt Ozark,
UCheIu Lewis, who had q hand mashed recent
" In the Baltimore 4 Ohio yards, Is again " NJ
old place ~ engineer In the yards
Howard fuTdy, who held y yard position II
the Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad yards a. Bnn
wood, has been offered u better one under TIL
General YRFdmRSleT,
mud drum At the steel works blew out Mon
day night, making q loud noise and soaring w
residents near badly, Great crowds gathered II
short order but found no one hurt
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Wanted.
General lttrt M this CITY

AAd sAlb-lo Introduce our Automatic System
Of local RaI regulation Al each meter. Controls
supply and pressure 10 meet tho economic re-
quliemehu Of consumer. Prevents all blowing,
Whaling and smoking burners. Secures steady
aud Uniform illumination, and Averages 80
PR CENT SAVING IN MONTHLY GAS
RSfSfsnNi wheeling iSt]rLttaTNeEG, four
years service, Addteii,
THE UNION NATIONAL aAgsAviEG Co..
inflS " broadway New YOfE,
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OPENING day, tomorrow, THURSDAY,
April 4, A.k hlCE& CO.
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Some time ago a nan at Newport, o.,
sent twelve and half bushels Of pota-
u TO q Wheeling huckster to be sold
for him, preparing freight, and sending
orders not TO sell for less than thirty
cents a bushel. Some time after he re-
ceived an account from the man, credit
ing him with twelve and a half bushels
Of potatoes at thirty cents, s. IS, and
charged him with expenses as follows:
Hauling, thirty cents; two days labor,
s.; help, seVenty.fve cents hauling,
fifty cents; hauling, thirty.fvo cents;
market stand, twenty cents, making a
total Of S. 10, and leaving q balance
against the Newport man OF 81 So. The
huckster wrote, "Please remit" but the
Newport man has not yet RENTED.
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Nenrly a seEIou. casaulty.

In returning from a funeral last even.
ing q hack belonging TO Peter Erb and
by Andy Hight, was run over q
steep bank near the gate 70 Mt. Wood.
-Four ladies were In the vehicle, and one
tainted from fright, but nobody was hurt,
TO good management by the
driver. The mishap was caused by one
horse failing TO hold back. The hack
and horses escaped injury. Under the
circumstances the escape from injury 10
the rig or occupants seems miraculous.
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Is Natures own true laxative. II Is
the most easily taken, and the most
effective remedy known 70 cleanse the
system when Bilious or Costlye; 10 dis
pel Headaches, Colds and Fevep; 10
Cure Habitual Constipation, 1ndiges-
ton, Piles, etc. Manufactured only by
the California Fig Syrup Company. For
sale in 80 cts and $l.00 bottles by Logan
Drug Co., Anton p. Hess, X. D. Burt
and Q. Menkemeller.
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To the Butchers of whsslinG and Friends of
Martin Fisher.

You all knew Martin in his life time
and liked him; you honored and re-
speCted him by making him fill u posi-
ton Of trust and responsibility, and you
buried him in a manner that showed
your regard and esteem.
While you mourn his loss and regret
his death, the only thing left for you TO
do is to copy his good actions and fol-
low bis example. He had faith In life
insurance and believed in the strength
and stability Of the Equitable OF New
York. He took out a policy with us in
January, 1888, and to-day we pay his
widow. Each OF you take the lesson to
yourself. The time to insure is nov, to-
day; the place to insure is with Sweeney
& Edwards, Agents, 1908 Market street.
Don't delay or put 1t OIL. Had he wait
ed six months longer he would not have
had his policy, for he was then a sick
man. Are you well to-day? II so, call
on us and you will BIO well treated.
1t matters not what Is said by others,
the fact Is thatif you pay your premiums,
the Equitable Of New York will pay
your policy, either to your family, fyou
die, or to you, II you live.
For facts and figures call on
3. SWEENEY & EDWARDS,
General AGENTS.
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Yesterday a fine pair Of boots aud a
colored deck hand named Gus Jones
were missed at the same time from the
Andes while that steamer was lying In
this port. Capt, Muhleman swore out a
warrant before Squire Davis for Jones
for the theft Of the boots, and Constable
Love had little difficulty in finding his
man, who had on the stolen boots. He
was arraigned before Squire Davis and
sent to jail in default Of 5000 bail for his
appearance at court. Capt. Muhleman
says that at nearly every port where the
boat touches some employe leaves with
property Of more or less value.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-03

Wopder,ul Cure Of Gait lihenm' faoe'
hands, and arms covered, Hands use
less Tor tAgu years, Doctors SAID oAse
was h.eurlhls. Cured by cuiienFa'
have hal = most wonderful cur Of al. rhea'n,
For ayo years Ihayp saisrcd with this disease, !
lad /. on Ey face, ural, aud hands. wa4 unable
10 do anything whatever With my hands for over
two years. l tried hundrcdi Of remedies, and not
one bad the lOas, effect, The doctor said my case
was Iauanble. l saw your advertisements ana
concluded to Try The CuTIcURA RENEplEsi ana
Incredible Is Il may seem, after uslns ono OoA
otCurlcuRA, and two cakes Of CuT'cuRA SOAR,
and Two bottles Of CvTIruRA REsoLvENT' hna !
nm en,Irely cured. ThOse who think 1hl1 letter
exaggerated may como and SEQ me aud nnd out Tor
,bpmselycs, GRACE r. MARKHAM,
NOuhs 81, Charles Street, Belle iANer' Ont
mus. extend TO you The thanks OF ono Of my
customers, who has been cured, BY using tho cuT''
CuRA RxaEpIEs, Of an old sore caused " a long
spell Of slekneaa or fever eight ysAp ago He WA
20 bad he wAs fearful no would have 70 have h'
log amputalOd, but 10 happy 70 nay hs 10 now en-
,lrely well,-souad as a dollar, lilo request. INC
10 use his name which isH. Il, cAsoS' meFrhAa'
Of this place, JOHN v, MINOR, Druggist
Galnsboro, Tenn,
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cnm.nt forth Union bridge.

Messrs. Paige, Carey & Co., contractors
for the Union bridge and tunnel, have
awarded the contract for all the cement
required for the job TO Messrs. Neil &
Eliingham, the wholesale grocers.. The
cement handled by this firm is the
Cumberland Hydraulic" and alter be-
ing thoroughly tested In competition
with numerous other brands, 1t was pro-
nounced tho best offered. Messrs, Paige,
Carey & Co. have been using this ce'
ment in small lots for some time, and II
has given better satisfaction than any oil
the other brands they have experiment
ted with. 1t will require ten 70 twelve
thousand barrels to complete this work
and Messrs. Neill 4 Ellingham.ar to be
congratulated on receiving the contract
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Mn, John D. Spence Is critically III.
There lS Some typhoid fever In town again.
II; l.. Hubert Is able to 10 out after u three
weeks illness.
Miss Berthe Robinson, Of st. ClalnvIllo, Is Wis.
iting friends here.
Miss Jennie strlngCr OF Portland Is visiting
Miss Edith MCKlm.
Frank Ford, who recently sold his property,
viii move TO StGubenYllle shortly.
The Second ward hook and ladder company
will meet at the hose house tonight.
Mrs. J, r. Dean, Of Brainerd, Mlnnn Ia hUrC TO
attend the funeral Other father, Mr.. CadwAllRdVr
Wells.
lley. A.. ]. johnson leaves tomorrow for
northern New York, where no will remain three
months.
Mrs. Hannah Wright, OF NJ. Pleasant, who has
been spending the winter al Beaver. Pa, visited
friends 10 this city yesterday on her return.
Thomas Edmunds was a candidate for Council
Ia the Third warl. This accounts Tor the small
vote pOlled for him. lie declined Ia favor Of
Joseph Green, who was elected,
.llCE Sheppard, Of Wheeling, aud lIaily Woods,
81 this city, will skate for Il purse Of SIS al the
Martins Ferry rink next saturday night, Tho
Surprise will run for the accommodation Of
wheeling people who attend.
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THE NEARBY OIL Fields.
Business Booming in the lay
Iorstown Region now,
A VALUABLE LUBRICAToR
Is unexpectedly Struck in a Well
thcre-Tho Magnitude ofthe oil
Interest In that Field-The
McIannIs Farm Sold,

A reliable correspondent writing from
Taylorstown TO the ISTELLIGENcER gives
the following fresh oil newsi
The oil business is On the boom and
hundreds Of new rigs are being erected
daily, The John McKeown No. ~,
which started off on Friday last at $50
barrels per hour, Is now doing 50 bar,
rels per hour, 1t is located on the
William Knox farm, and Is the fourth
gusher McKeown has got in succession,
No. 8, No. II, No. 10 and No, l2 follow
ing each other rapidly, In this buffalo,
township, which constitutes the Tay'
lorstown oil field, there are now 100 pro-
ducing wells and about the same num-
Der in process OF drilling, On Friday
last the Shamrock Oil Company's No. 8
surprised the community by producing
q dine ~lubricating oil in the stray sand
Just above the Gordon producing streak.
She Is now filed up 1900 feet, The oil
is 80 heavy that q bailer will not sink
in It, It's quality is fully as
good as the franklin and Smiths
Ferry lubriCator, and 1t will bring
between 9and 10 dollars per barrel. lts
staying qualities cannot, however, be de-
termined until she Is pumped out, Hun
dreds visit the well daily, and It ia
thought II will open IN a fine lubri'
eating district. The well Is situated on
the White Farm near the Willetts lease
and close TO the Taylorstown depot on
the B. K O, Railroad,
The Washington Oil Company have
purchased the Pioneer Oil farm Of lO5
acres from its owner John McMannis.
The original mystery or MCNannis Mol,
the first oil producing well 10 the Tay'
lorstown field, was got on this land by
the Natural Gas Company Of West Vir-
ginia, in July, 1885. The price paid was
sci, 800. Mr.. McMannis had laid away
some $1,000 from his share OF the oil
produced TO the date oil the sale.
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The druggists OF the city held another
meeting yesterday afternoon in the
Chamber Of Commerce, TO perfect the
organization Of their society formed to
keep up prices. The report Of tho com.
mittee on by.laws was presented and
adopted. There was considerable dis.
cuSsion concerning the proposition TO
have each member deposit a forfeit 10
secure a faithful adherence TO tho scale
Of prices, but many objected to this
feature and II was not adopted. A
proposition 10 fine any member who
violates the agreement was also dis.
cusSed, but not adopted.
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Miss Floy Crowcll appeared ut the
Grand last night in Jess There was
u fairly good audience. The star as a
Southern girl showed some ability in
dialect, and q good deal Of capacity as a
soubrette. The support was good. This
afternoon at the matinee "I%nfatuation"
will be given and this evening Hoop OF
Gold" Both are strong, interesting
plays, and will doubtless have the largo
audiences which they merit.
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1a a combination Of the active properties
Of dates, Hgs and primes, and other
tropical fruits. It's pleasant taste and
beneficial effects have rendered II I'm.
TpHsely popular. II cures hahltual con.
stlpatlon, mitigation, b~lllousness, BlOk
headache, piltA, etc. Sold Ii so cent
bottles by q. h, GoetEe, w. W. Irwin
". H. Williams and John lAughlln,
Logan 4 Co, aud Goodwin 4 o., whole'
agents.
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WANTED-A GIRL FOR GEN.
wv BRAL hOdsCwork. Apply ut No.. 100
Fourteenth street. Ap-3e
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baltimore Live stock Market.
CALvgRToN BroCK YARDS, |
MONDAY, April |, 1850. !
n a(ytuH uIBVE4

nIIiNhth tulh WV aa''.Ht' ''''''''s''a ,1t''SlIN ,4pi
AtriVa!!A last week .,.,.,m,",m" B,NE
Arrivals one year ago. ..m...,.. u..n.,.,- O,O0
REAARKL
There IL a fair supply Of hogs on tho market
this week, ONE 40O head less than Last week,
Tho quality will average about o. good a. thai
OF tho offerings then. TfAdNIs reported d faII
II all the yards, With prices w higher thai
those ruling last Monday. They range nov al
HtA7C, most EAlOh GtsA7g hot,
OF the receipts, bSt head bAtnO OVor Tho flniiI.
vNnlA IlAlltoad.
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sPRlNg AND SUMMER.

We are In receipt Of all the newest
Novelties In WOOlens for mems wear,
consisting OF Sultlngs, P%antalOOnlngS
and OvercOatings, which we are pre-.
pared to make up In the best style and
III At reasonable prices.
SpeCialties-Fancy Flannel Shirts al
so cents and upwards, and OrerslzCs 50
G. HESS L. SONS,
1891 L. 1898 Market Street.
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Now Is your chance. Closing out my
entire stock Of Buggies ant. Carpets at
cost TO make room for clothing and 70
moro time 10 taking orders and
measures for mems aud boys suits, select.
ed from the 900 samples Of tlne cloth and
cabSimares Of WanamakGfN X Brown, Oak
Hall, Philadelphia, who does the square
lLlnR, j, W. FRRREL
2i0i Main street,
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The Union Building Association has
organized by eleCting the following
Directors: Lewis Steenrod, George
Loos, H. F. Jones, +. P. Jepson, Q. Il,
Collier, Joseph lawson, NJ. R. Wolff
George Smith, Charles Lukens, g, J,
CaddIe and PlatoI Zane. The Directors
elected officers as follows: President,
II. r. Jones; Secretary, II. p. McGregor
Treasurer, W. NJ. BOUCHER; Attorney,
+. P. Mcneil; Trustee, W. II. Caldwell,
The Association will meet Monday
April Is, 10 receive the FIRST dues.
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A. L. RICE & co.
OUR OPENING

Our Opening will take place tO,mOr.
row, THURSDAY, APRIL 4, on which
occasion We will exhibit an unusually
large collection OF Rich Pattern Hats
aud BOnnets aud Spring and Summer
Millinery. TO the ladies OF Wheeling
and Vicinity We extend a cordial Invita-
ton to attend, A, l., RICE Il co,
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LOU SWABACKER,

We have received our second invoice
OF Black Beaded Spring Wraps, which
we are offering ut 50 90; they would
DO considered cheap at $40, Prices on
our Fiuer Garments IN the same proper
tiOn, Our bargain sale IN Ribbons u
still going On--all Sllk, all cOlOrs, all
widths, only 10 cents;
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and the efficacy Of lie action have rem.
dered the famous California liquid fruit
remedy, Syrup Of Figs, immensely pop.
ular, II Cleanses and Tones Up tie
clogged and ieverish System, and dlSpols
Headaches, Colds and Feyers. For sale
10 30 cont and 81 on bottles BY Logan
Drug Company, Anton p. Hess, r. B.
Burt and O. Menkemeller.
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Al QdhthOHi SlOct Ydtdl, va Baltimore d on,
Railroad, for tRok ending March 81.
lis can, containing 40 cattle, II calves, q,I1i
hheep, All hpgS, III. horses, 10 mules. Bhip,
t1ents 10 Now YOtk, Philadelphia, &C.. 7Ga Head
Of cattle, OS7 sheep, 1911 hogs, % horses.
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fRoy. HENRY KRipPAHNH will open
bis school Of modern languages and art
al the Linbly Institute, on Monday,
April s.. Special attention will DO given
70 teaching conversation In German and
French.
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Tie Hnncook on field.

A correspondent writing from the
New Cumberland field, says; The pipe
line runs 1900 barrels in six days from
the Gaiety well on the Sutor farm. The
Fisher well, on the same farm, Is good
for 100 barrels. The following are new
rigs: r. II. Heron, on the 10 Peter
son and one on the LangGti Fisher one
on the Widow Riley farm Big Jim Com
pany, on the Carson; Wolmer \ Traut'
man, one on the Gardneri Little Jim
Company, one on the Tope farm. The
Fishers have three wells located on the
Gardner and three on the Thomas Pc
terson farms; also two more on the SUIT
ton farm. The Bridgewater Company is
spudding In the Mary Morrow farm;
There are four wells located on the Paul
Jones farm. The local lumber dealers
cannot supply the demand for lumber.
The pipe lines are going to build offices,
and there will DO a buyer located here
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Cured by

TO cleanse tho skin, scalp, aud blood Of humors,
blolchOs, erupIIOns, sores, scales, aud erN''''
whether simple, sclOiulOus, or contagious no
agency in the world Of medicine Is 50 speedy sure
and economical "a tho CurlcuRA RENEpIEs'
CuTIcuRA, tho grra. skin cure, instantly al'ays
tho most agouIlIug itching and Inflammation, eleat'
the skin and scalp Of every trace Of disease heals
ulcers and sores, removes crusta and scales anl
restores tho hair, cuTlcuRA Soar, tho gFcAiest OF
skin bCaullACrs, Ia Indispensable in treating sEil
dISCassa and baby humOr, II produces tn: wh''r.I'
~eleaFcst skin and SOtteS, hands, free from PiEnplc'
DINPLEs, black. heads, red, rough, ehappcd and
Tim oily skin prevented by CuTlGuRA soAr,
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For 81 80 you can got one dozen ane
galin.dniBh Cabinet Photographs and
one extra In q ane Gilt frame 9xlO BlEe,
at plummer's, llSs Main street, Wheel.
Ing, Delays afe dangerous. Come one,
come all,
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H0sfos, April "Trip wool market IA modor.
ately aCtlYei Ohio \ B9gi Xxx aiA9SlI Michigan
! g0aal9l O4lo GAe dsl4lne Sas0ci AlghigaI idQ
woods steady super a8aa1li extra 9EaIOd. Aus,
ITALIAN woods active a. &NAt2c.. Carpet wOOlI
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BYEN.ELEY

The greatest bargain purchase We
ever made. 80 dozen Berlin Jersey
Gloves 10 cents u pair, In black and col
Ored, cheap for % cents, ut
THE POPULAR, iii Main st.
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BAER'S PARL0R MILLINERY,
IIIH ChanlIne Street,

Late Novelties In Spring Millinery, and
choice styles In BOnnets and Hats, now
Oh hand, 10 all we extend q cordial In.
YitatiOn. Opening notice later.
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iiasr,s patior millinery, tiiS Chapilus 81.
Late novelties In Spring Millinery and
choice styles In Bohnets and Hats now
on hand. To all we extend q cordial In.
yitation, Opening notice later.
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PNtloF millinery, lila ohapllpO St,
Late Novelties Ia Spring Millinery and
styles In Bonheta and Hats now
on hand. To all we extend d Cordlalin.
vitation. Opening notice later.
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LEYEN.ELEVE
SPECIAL TODAY.

One lot Sash Ribbons, BrOcaded and
Striped, for 20 cents q yard-a great
bargail-at THE POPULAR,
I'LL Main Street.
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WASHINGTON, D. O.. April 2,-For
West Virginia, fair, followed by Slight
rain, southwesterly winds.
For Western Pennsylvania, SOUTH
easteTly winds and warmer.
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Che 9ntellioenrer.
New Advertisements,

Wanted-A Cook.
WRnled-A Young Man.
For sRle-GfoeeTy,
'W0men,s Union benevolent Society.
stoGkB FOR Sale-l. Irwin, Agent,
SO 70 E2hOA Month, 40.
Copper Tea K~ettles-Nesbltt & Bro,
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pure blood arc Cured by Hoods satsa'
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