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MOUNDSYlLLE NEWS NOTES.
a Church Choir 9uits-Farm to be Sol,
ga General News Of Interest.

A Church Choir 9uits-Fnrm to be Sold
General News OF Interest. ia
The farm Of Daniel Mayors and Martha Mayors
will be sold to-day under deed Of trust.
Mrs. T. R..Rogeis Inns returned from Cameron
where She has been visiting her daughter, Mrs
S. W. Booker. e
Mcssrs. d. F. Mcigher, Thomas Manning and
George A. Jones attended the convention Of he.
publican clubs at CllrksburS.
William Koon,z Is preparing to put up fine
business building In the Third ward. 1t will be
Of brick and Will be one OF the finest here.
Miss Hlaude Jefferson, one OF the public school
teachers, punished the largest boy attending the
school one day this week and lie got mad and
quit.
On account OF some little difference between
the members OF the NJ. f: Choir and the Church
Committee on Music, the choir have resigned,
and Will not sing any more.
Farmers coming In from the country arc OK,
pressing themselves enthusiastically In favor OF
probably be one Of the issues OF the next election
In the county. $50
The Mound City Dramatic Combination have
concluded 10 postpone the presentation OF their
play till March. The play wns written by Mr..
Weir, one Of the troupe, and the people hive
been anxously waiting their appearance. }
A law suit, involving three or four dollars,
consumed two days before Justice crswell this
week, and was contested with as much yigor as
II several thousand dollars were nt stake. The
lawyers got mad and called each other liars and
other things not complimentary.
There Is considerable opposition to tho pro.
posed ordinances 10 prevent COWS running n,
large at any time and the keeping Of hogs within
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NInntell In "lIonDnrs,n

For many seasons past there have
been but few better performances in this
city, than that Of Mantell'sin D 'Enncry's
heroic drama, "8Ionbars," and many
who did not see this play two years ago,
will be pleased at the opportunity now
afforded them. Mr.. Mantcll has made
a great and universal hit rs Robert Hon
bars, and the success Of this play has es.
tablished this painstaking young actor
as one OF tho most promising stars in
this country, and "Monbars" will re-
main feature Of his repertory Tor the
next FIVE years.. The company support
ing him is one Of unusual strength and
contain many actors Of prominence.
Hisleadinglady, Miss Charlotte Behrens,
is considered one OF the handsomest
women on the stage today and her
dresses are said to be unusually elegant.
"Monbars" will be played atthe Opera
House on Tuesday night next
The sale of seats for this engagement
Mill commence Houses music store
this morning.
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Leland, on Tuesday evening, tho %.
Thursday evening, the eth, the gym.
nasium class will give public cxhibi.
on A SERIOUS CHARGE.
4 Young N1nu Arrested FOR Assault oil n
Chlid-IIe Protests Ills Innocence.

4 Young N1nu Arrested FOR Assault oil n
Chiid-IIe Protests Ills Innocence.
Yesterday evening about seven o'clock,
George Smith, who lives on McColioch
street near Forty.Third, was arrested
by Officer Herbert on complaint Of Peter
Boyd who lives at the corner Of Tween.
tieth and Chaplino streets. Boyd's
complaint Is In eGec! that Smith offered
his twelve.year old daughtera dollar TO
accompany him into IN alley In the. VI
cinity OF her homo, and upon her reflls.
Ing that he had made an assault upon
her with what Is believed to have been
criminal intent. Herbert found Smith
| in the vicinity and took him to Boyd's
bouse, where the girl at once claimed to
recognize him as tho person who had
assaulted her.
Smith was seen In cell No. 8 at the
Central Station last night. lie Is a pre-
possessing young man about Is years
old, and was well dressed and civil. He
said ho had come up town from his home
with Miss Mary Boyd, daughter Of
Abraham Boyd, who lives on Chapline
street near Twenty.sixih, and who is in
no way connected with the other Boyd
family. Abraham Boyd Is sick, and
Smith says he remained ut the house q
short time, and while on his way home
was arrested by Officer Herbert, and
taken before the girl who ut once stated
that he was the man who assaulted her.
Smith says he never saw the child, and
is entirely innocent. Ho remarked: VI
can't prove my innOcense, Of course, fol
no one was with me, but know aul
not guilty, and that the girl is mistaken
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New Oranges at Llsknrls'.

Louis Laskaris, tho enterprising Greek
iruiterer, whose place OF business at No.
1920 Main street has become so popular
with lovers o. good things in the fruit
line, has just received and opened
some special consisnnents Of fruits
that arc extra iine. Included
in this fresh stock is variety
OF orange that is novelty in this part OF
the country; it is known rs the Wash.
ington Scedless Orange. These seedless
oranges rs their name implies, contain
no seeds; they are quite juicy and sweet,
and in every way desirable fruit. MIR.
Laskaris is sure that all his customers
will he pleased with them. In addition
to hescedless orange Mr.. Laskaris has on
hand large stock Of some six or
seven other varieties Of oranges together
with full line of lemons, bananas and
all other kinds Of fruits. His goods are
always fresh and just what they are
represented to be. Those wanting nice
fruit will do well to call on him.
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USE Famous Flour, with Liberty Bell
on the sack. The only genuine,



Certain small but not good agents, oil
small but good companies, have tried to
connect The Equitable with small institu.
tons Of the same name.
The mostsuccessful and widely known
life assurance company in the world is
the Equitable" Hence, its name i.
popular throughout the country and has
been appropriated by others.
We have never been asked il we had
any connection with Equitable manu-
iacturing or mercantile organizations, al
though there are number, but we hare
been asked il we were identified in any
way with the Equitable Fire Insurance
Company or an obscure cooperative as
ISOLATION entitled the Equitable Reserve
Fund"
We now observe that small bank in
New York, which suspended business
for few days recently, is known rs the
Equitable Bank, and We have had an in
quiry as to whether it had any connec-
ton with us.
We may as we'll announce, therefore,
once for all, that the Equitable Life As.
surnnce Society OF the United States
has no connection, directly or indirectly,
with any other organization OF any kind
or description bearing the name E9uita-
Die, but that it is now, rs it has been fer
some years, the largest, strongest, safest
and Iest Life Insurance Company in the
world.
SWEENEY & EDWARDS,
General'Agents,
1908 Market street.
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Despite the inclemency OF the weather
there was a fair sized audience at the
Grand last night to witness the second
performance Of "Wild.Oats." The musi.
cal selections given in connection with
this sparkling little comedy are among
the newest and are rendered in very
pleasing manner. Miss Stella Belmont,
soprano, has arich voice OF most wonder
full range and COMPASS and Mr.. Denville
Howe is very clever as a comedian. The
engagement closes with matinee this
this afternoon and the evening perform.
ance.
The Mortimer Comedy Company will
commence three nights engagement
at the Grand next Monday night. The
company presents "Larking," which is
said to be roaring musical comedy from
beginning to end. The company is a
large one and every member OF it is said
to be very accomplished in his or her
special line. X :.
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Not a Pimple on Baby

Dnby ono yenrold. BAD with Ecxcmn. Hair
NIL gone. Scnlp CuvCred with erutions.
Cured by CuuoiirR. Hair splendid and
not n plmple OIL him. 7tIr;-=T
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A NEwSY BRIDGEPORT BUDGET.
Man Hurt Mt Tho .Etnn-OrIcr for Ste,
from British Columbia General Notes.

Man Hurt Mt Tho Etnn- Order for Steel
from British Colunibin-Gcncrn Notes.
MIS-. C. G. Young, of.Cincinnati, Is visiting her
brothers, J. Z. nud ID. u. Clark.
Mrs Orlor Zane died at her home 10 Bridge
port yesterday utter long aud severe sickness.
The Wheeling Natural Gas Company have de.
eliped 10 put III any more metres here ut present
Oh account Of the insufficient supply Of gus "
supply any more consumers.
The Water Works Committee will hold meet.
Ing with representatives Of tho Martins Ferry
water works at IN curly day, when arrangements
will no doubt be made for extending the mains
from Martins Ferry TO this place.
The iEtna Iron aui Steel Company have
received Il big order from a british Colum.
bia firm for steel. This Is another instance that
tends TO show that home enterprises have won
regulations for their products In distant lands.
1t was learned yesterday that the lowest cos.
for transporting Ice from the nearest point
where Ice has been put up this winter will be
s. so per ton net, This will no doubt make the
cost to the consumer OF natural Ice higher than
the manufactured article.
It Is understood that the Bridge Company will
pave the street leading from the bridge to Bank
street and put In one electric light ut the en-.
trance OF the bridge. This would be great I'M.
point. for large aud much needed amount Of
paving.
Charles Duke, laborcr employed ut the Eth,
mill, was caught by pile OF steel slabs falling
over yesterday afternoon and severely crushed
and cut about the feet and legs. No bones were
broken, but his injuries were OF q most painful
nature. lie was tnkcn TO his home In West
bridgeport and Dr.. Todd called to dress his In.
iuries.
An ordinance authorizing the building OF a
bridge from the creek bridge In the West End
across the Cleveland. Lorain & Wheeling tracks,
for tile purpose Of allowing school children 10
cross the tracks without danger OF being killed,
solid stone wall at the Pennsylvania Company's
bridge over the eastern terminus Of Pike street.
have passed their second reading In Council and
only await some Formally on the part oil the
third reading aud become operative. The
stone wall ut the end Of Pike street will be
provided with two large sewers Tor the passage Of
water 10 the river. .=.
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TIE MAN FOUND DEAD
Near l'oggs' Run Thursday Night was Chris.
r. hTsIt Cnnito oF IlplInfrc Hs

Near liosgs Nun Thursdny Night was Chris.
aE2 Cnplto, OF Dcllairo.
The remains Of the man found dead in
n swampy piece Of ground near Doggs'
run on Thursday evening, by some
workmen rs they were coming from
their work in Benwood to their homes
in this city, as reported in yesterdays
issue, were identified yesterday rs those
OF Chris. Capito, OF Bellaire. The do.
ceased was a strongly built man, aged
about G5, and there Is little doubt but that
no died OF exhaustion, superinduccd by
dissipation. He had been drinking
very hard for some time past. He left
his home in Bellaire Wednesday intend.
ing to come TO this city, where no OK.
pected to get u job on the Union bridge
work. Capito was ut one time promi.
nent bridge contractor, md has worked
In many places in this country aud in
South America on railroad bridges and
other railroad work. lilo was n good
workman and citizen when sober, but
would 20 OH periodical sprees. lie leaves
a family. The remains were inferred al
Bellaire yesterday. 20.
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STONE & THOMAS.
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Y. NJ. c, a, Events.

Rev. Dr.. Cushing, pastor Of the Fourth
Street NJ. E. church will give lecture
at the y. NJ. @. A. members monthly
entertainment next Tuesday evening:
his subject will DO s"venice and the
Yenetians." The sixth attraction in the
course OF lectures and entertainments
will be lecture by Hon. Samuel Phelps
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M. J. McFaGden.
HATS! HATS! HATS f!


To fix attention upon my Hat Department,
md 10 carry out my purpose TO make Ii the most
popular Hat store In Wheeling, I have marked
my goods Ut prices eutirely new 10 the people OF
this city.
Good Felt Working Hats all shapes. Ecc.
Fine Crush aud Cigarette Hats. J0c, 1jc AMI 81.
Fine Fur Hats, latest style, 81 70, 81 Is, 81 10
and 81 G5.
Tourist Hats, Creased Crowns, 81 %, 81 50, 81 IS
and 81 %.
Wide ,bIIm, Creased Crown Hats, 5Oc, 75c,
81 90 aud SlR.
! have made special reduction In the prices
oil my large stock OF Late style Winter Stiff Hats.
Good Quality Black stiff Hats, 81 co.
Good tur Stil Hats, reduced from 81 20 to Is.
Fine Fur Stiff Hats, reduced from 81 10 TO 81 20.
Extra Fine StiN Hats reduced from s. 90 TO . 10.
Doys Cloth Hats, all styles. IS and SIC.
Hoys' Cloth Caps. one and two peaks, %, IS
and 80 cents.
Boys Plush, Polo aud Windsor Caps, IS, IS and
60 cents.
Mems Plain Cloth Caps. Is and sc.
Mems Windsor Caps, with roll, IS and Soc.
Mems Plush Windsor Caps, 81 GO, 81 IS 1: 81 60.
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Cutlcura ReSolvent

The new ploei and Skin Purifier and purcst and
bost Of lfumor Remedies, internally, and curl.
cuRA. the great Skin Cure aud CUriCuRA Soar,
m exquisite Skin Ecaut!icr, externally, speed
disease and humor Of the skin, scalp, and blood
with loss Of hair, whether Itching, burning
scaly. ,pimply. scrotulous, or hereditary, when
all other remedies fail. 80. ~
Sold everywhere. Price, CurIcuRA. 5Cc. Soar
Sc; REsoLvE.r. 81. Prepared By the porTEl
Co Send for slow to Cure Skin Diseases" G.
pages. 70 Illustrations, md 100 testimonials.
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MARTINS FERRY MATTERS.
DR.. John Morrison Dead-roints About
a.a Pcople-Ciiurch Dedicated.

p,opIe-Church Dedicated.
p,v I.ro. s.,., a, woI,,v,,I, .,ah ,,,,o,
her; lanes seioy, OF meisiG, aha hn iather'
,,,.. ~. n,,,.s" =, ws..,,n. ~ . us
Of Ms. Snd Mrs Addison NTrIirs eae T fSld
sueet'
Mrs. John T. haywood returned yesterday
from MI Pleasant, where she has been visiting
friends. 30 ,Jslds 81. Ht
valuable thoroughbred Wilkes colt. bcIonr.
otis circumstances yesterday. t.
Mr.. and Mrs, A, r, platucr, of Luddiuy,ou,
Mich. are ylsiiinr nj tho reslience oi Mr. and
Mis-. H. i. Braay. on Fifth sttcet. - -
Tho =, n =, ~ ,ooi, l., ar. ,o,. ,,,or,
on ,!nnItsaay night. The council was orsan,zed
ony ninS o mohtns ago anu now mas MEMBER
sup VI Nv.
Last night tho Fltcman's Festival opened In
the ltohtey. block. corner Fourth aud Locust
clement weather. ns
ncoonoym Mycrs. formcrIv odvnnco n,cnt for
tho Scllic FREQ Compsnr. has accented thc ssnie
nosltion with tho Gilbert IIncra Comnany and
rnn Co., eo Tn."a; ' , ,
foh saLE-TWottory frame house oil nine
roons Datn room, Two nails, basement ana
m sS, nouse, ~ SuaiN, situateu On Ichtl street.
Ca,.s so'S l',. D,u.ou WI WV r.m"s'
nof n Mlhstteis lo,niGnt VIII DC one Oh ine
,sty pes. hIuhcuons " tnc tcas1u. Ing coli'
pany VERY Mfony anu diilereni from all olhef
inihslteIs: Mheellng people VIII tell you That II
IL inc pest on INC road' -.HI
81. raul's Episcopal church on Walnut street,
noon OF $50 o'clock. bishop l.. boyd Vincent,
OF the Southern Ohio diocese will preach the
sermon, aud will DO assisted In dcdlcatIng tho
church by Rev. DR.. X. II. Swopo, OF tho st. Math.
ews church OF Wheeling. and Rev. Mr.. lIritting.
ham, oil St. Lukc's church, on the Island,
Dr, Jobn ~. Marian IIc,, yes,erd,v ottor.
noon riier A iinccrino Illness NJ iour w"crs liz
Was carrici away hv conpiIcs,iom NJ s,tnnc
and Tho ilseSso that has ,nn5c him mn twill
simcc a nov liz was horn s"nt,nnhcr M issn i"
Mnnoarai,: cnnntS Vjrr,nIn liz yS w. 'o', en-.
,I"nt nj III" IinsIv i,s,ifnic whrc,Inr in lin
dSrs nj proiessop's panii and IIar,iinr Tntinv
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Fever Sore Eight Years

must extend to you the thanks OF one OF my
customers, who has been cured by using the Gu.
TicrRA REMEDIES, Of an old sore, caused by a
leng spell OF sickness or fever eight years ago.
lie WAS &c bad he was fearful he would have to
have to have his leg amputsted, but Is happy to
say he Is now entirely well, sound as dollar.
lie requests nc TO use his naulc. which Is II. Ii.
CAsoS. merchant. JOHN V. MINOR, Druggist.
Gaincsboro, Tenn. 1t ~
We have been selling your CurlCyRA REMEDIES
for years, and have the first complaint yet to re.
ccivc from purchaser. One OF the worst cases
Of scrOfnll ever saw was cured by them.
O. TAYLOR & TAYLOR, Frankfort Kan
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g7.l5 c. HESS & sons,
1921 j. 1928 Market Street.

IF you cannot SEQ and need spectacles
you should call ON rs and hnyo your Eyes
tested without charge. No haro the
finest Instruments and more experience
than any other 0pticlan In the Suite,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re.
funded. JACOB W. CRUDE,
Jewcler and Optlcian,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets,
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gle Suttllioenter.
OnIc., Nos. 5nn,I - Fourteenth streo,


Redemption OF Bonds OF the Loan OF 1877.
Wants 10 Employu rev Ladies.
WauIed-To Purchase u Secondhand Bicycle.
Attention, q. A. X.
For Rcnt-R II. Gillcspy,
For Salc-Scibcr''s GARDEN,
Fourth Street Methodist Church,
Firstlrcsby Church,
For Sale Cheap.
OF Local. r-s'7'. -"' - S -
Grand Opera nouSc-"Lntl,up,
Gate City Stone Fll,er--Ewing Bros.
List Of Letters ter hemaininS in the postolIice.
Wantcd-tiirls. 49,
Centre Market Notice.
Seeds-lloge & Bro.
Ohio County Bonds,
Public Salc-Grocery Stock and Fixtures,
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The IIomcllcst Nun In Wheeling,

AS well rs the handsomest and others,
are invited to call on any druggist and
get free trial bottle OF Kemp's Balsam
for the throat and lungs, a remedy that
is selling entirely upon its merits and is
guaranteed 10 relieve. and cure all
chronic and acute coughs, asthma, bron.
chitis and consumption. Large bottles
50 cents and 81. NV
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.,
Likes 1t Very Much.
MARTINS FERRY, Jan. S, 1890

MARTINS FERRY, Jan. 5, 1890.
4tssrs. S. Bder's Sons:
DEAR SlRs:-r have used Pan Handle
Coffee and like it very much. Enclosed
lind twenty-five tickets, for which you
will please send me one OF your oil
paintings, No. Is. Please send It in care
OF Valentine Bromain and oblige
Mrs. JAMES McGLuMpuY,
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Is combination Of the active properties
of dates, figs and prunes, and other
tropical fruits. It's pleasant taste and
beneficial effects have rendered it i'm
mensely popular. Itcures habitual con-
stipation, indigestion, biliousness, sick
headache, piles, etc. Sold in so cent
bottles by @. R. Goetze, W. W. Irwin,
W. E. Williams and John Lauehlin.
Logan Drug Co. and Goodwin & Co.,
wholesale agents.
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WHEELING, Jan, %, 1890.

WHEELING, Jan. %, 1890.
Mssrs. S. Eder's Sons:
DEAR SIRs-I have used twenty-five
pounds OF your PAM Handle Coffee and
lind it very satisfactory. l don't think l
will ever use any other but Panhandle
Coffee. Please send me picture No. 40.
Send it 10 @. E. Mercer, in caro- OF 7. A.
Blum, No. 3G0l jacob street.
G. f. MERCER.
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OF health and strength renewed and Of
ease and comfort follows the Use OF
Syrup OF Figs, as it acts in harmony with
nature to enectually cleanse the system
when costive or bilious. For sale in Soc
and 81 on bottles by oil leading druggists.
F. '-.'.s ~ Dtw
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Beginning Monday morning all Rem
nants Of Carpet and Slightly Soiled Lace
Curtains 60 ut one-half and one.third
former price. Best patterns will 20 quick.
Come early for choice. sfst Ms
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Alloy Duryt

Keeps the finest Malaga Grapes and
the Choicest Fruits OF all kinds in the
city, No. lO3S Main street, opposite E.
Balls shoe store.
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AMEErING OF the teachers OF the A, B
and c grades Of tbs public schools was
held yesterday afternoon at Union
School. In addition to other subjects
which were considered, Mr.. Hammond,
principal Of Union School, explained the
use OF "Yaggy's Geographical Study"
which has lately been purchased for the
public schools. Tho teachers were well
pleased with the Study" and the ex.
nlonotion sa-s
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T..H ~: 7
Atlantic Tea ca.

Recognizes the fact tina! low p,i,.,
standard goods and fair dealing Is yS,'
the people want. We cannot pro,,
nor hayo We tho desire, TO keen in II.
with old iogy methods Of doing 6us 81 ,'es
The ATLANTIC TIA Co. Is bound Ia LII;
tho place they have attained in m M rS,a
tile circles as leaders, regardless NJ y,
opinions OF woull.be Competitors, a. ' Ns
other house In tho State posspsss, 10
facilities we do to sell goods. Win VIII b' "
our branch stores aud scores Of r M" ~
everywhere, tho steady flow Of sS,Ts
goes on uninterrupted. No obi s,Sis
goods In our stores. Send IN Your o, riS,s
and gctfresh standard goods al fiir n,i St'
All orders by mail amounting lash IL 81
we will pay the freight to any Failsr,vv
station 100 miles from any Of our s,o,s!
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General Agents,
1908 Market street.
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Weather Indications.

WAsuISaroS, Feb. l4.-For Western
Pennsylvania, rain, followed by fair
weather; cooler, northwesterly winds.
For West Virginia, clearing weather;
slightly cooler, westerly winds.
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BRIDGEPORT, Jan. q, Isl

BRlDaEroRr, Jan. 81, 1880.
Ntssrs. S. Eaer's Sous:
Enclosed find twenty-five Pan-H Handle
Coffee tickets. Please send me pictures
Nos. 20 and 40 to j. Ii. Van Pclt,
Bridgeport, o., proprietor Sherman
House. We find your Panhandle Cot
fec strong, clear and pleasant.
]. II. VAN PELT,
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SPECIAL BARGAINS

In heavy weight wOOlens, consisting
OF SuitingS, Pantal0Oning and Over.
coatluss, which VIC warrant 10 make up
In ilrSi.class style.
100 dozen more Of those celebrated %
cent lialt Hose In Fast Black, Merino
and CamePs linir just received.
Knit Jackets II Specially.
Flannel Shirts in NIL sizes at so cents
and upwards.
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Plush Cloaks a. IIalr Price To-Day.

Plush Clonks ut Hnlr Price To-Day.
We will offer the balance OF our stock
OF Plush Cloaks and Jackets at half price
to-day.
SO Plush Cloaks at $50 90.
$50 Plush Cloaks at SIS 90.
S25 Plush Cloaks at SD 50.
500 Plush Cloaks at Sill 90. e.
S25 | length Plush Cloaks at Sl2 50.
$50 I length Plush Cloaks at $40 90.
SIS I length Plush Cloaks ut 50 90.
Sis ! length Plush Cloaks at 81 so.
200 Newmarkets at S. and 81 each,
reduced from $40 and $40.
STONE & THOMAS.
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Alex burst

Keeps the finest Malaga Grapes and
tho Choicest Fruit OF all kinds in the
city, No. l03S Main street, oppositite Z.
Balls shoe store. '-a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-02-15

Slightly soilcd md Odd Pairs Of Lace Cur.
talns
at one.third price ut our great Remnant
Sale, beginning Monday morning.
STONE & TuoMAs.