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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-02-17
NEXT SATURDAYS CELEBRATION.
All Indications Point to II Being Ono wor.
thy of tho Dav |H


thy Of tho Day.
Alta meeting, hell yesterday after.
noon, Of the General Committee on the
celebration Of washington's birthday. 1t
was announced that n number Of addi.
tional organizations had acquitted their
intention to participate in the parade.
Committees from Zane lodge and Fort
Henry lodge, Shields OF Honor, were
present, and reported that these lodges
would both turn out. The knights Of
the Golden Eagle also formally accepted
the invitation, and II was announced
that Chief Delbruggc would furnish q
suitable escort Of police, and that the
Fire Department would DO in line.
The City Council Is also expected to up.
pear In tie line In carriages. Baltimore
lodge No. Q, X. Of p, formally notified
tho committee that 1t would turn out.
A committee was appointed to visit
Kirkwood Council, D. V. A. NJ, OF
Bridgeport, and urge them to join In the
demonstration. 1t was unoiiicially an.
nounced that the Warrington militia
company could be expected. 1t was 70.
solved TO request the assistance OF the
Women's Relief Corps Of the G. A. Il.
posts, and tho Ladies' Aid Society OF the
Sons OF Veterans In entertaining dele.
cations from out OF town at lunch on
Saturday. 1t Is estimated that from
1900 to 1900 men will DO In line, and Il
tue citizens along the line OF march will
do their patriotic duty In the way Of
decorating, tho day will be memorable
in the history OF Wheeling. .--
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In Police Court at the Saturday mat
iuee Sam Boicc, arrested by Officer No.
ran for drunkenness, was fined 81 and
costs. Philip Gochnaur, the B. & 0. en-
gineer who was arrested by Officer Scally
a few days ago for running more rapidly
than the rate prescribed by ordinance
on Baltimore street. WAS before the
Judge, and admitted the speed being too
rapid, but he further stated that he
could not make the run OF the grade at a
lower speed. The Mayor took the case
under Amusement.
Jesse James, a plain drunk, was ar
rested by Officer Minkemyer for fighting
in Filan's saloon Saturday night. James
Callahan was arrested by Officer Watson
for drunkenness late Saturday night.
Charles Laughlin was drunk early yes
terday morning, and during his mean
derins he broke window at Georgia
Franks hcnse Of i'll fame. Officer Car
ney arrested him.
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MARTINS FERRY MATTERS.
DR.. Morrison's Funcrnl-Persons Coming
Il

DR.. Morrison's Funcrnl-Persons Coming
md Going General News.
The wheel for the Laushlln mill will arrive
todny.
Mr.. william Liphardt Is In the Eas. In tic In.
tcrest OF the Ohio Wine Company.
Mr.. Ambrose Beard, Of Cambridge, attended
the opening Of 81. paurs church yesterday after.
noon. ..F
George Purcell. OF Pittsburgh. was among the
visitors In Martiu's Ferry yesterday TO attend
the opening Of the Episcopal Church.
The viglant Hose Company has purchased n
bell and will place 1t on their hose house. This
CONT any will elect officers 10 morrow evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Means. OF Stcubenviilc. are the
guests OF Mr. and Mrs. J. b. Gillespie. They
came down on Saturday to attend the opening
OF st. Paul's church.
On Saturday night Miss Kate Greer entertain.
ed party OF friends mt a taiTy pulling ut her
home on South Third street. Those present re.
port lirstclass time.
The local Carpenters Brotherhood has decided
to demand nm additional % cents per day OF nine
responding reduction for that day.
Yesterday the remains Of Mrs. Frazier were
brought from Mingo to this city on special. on
the Cleveland & Pittsburgh railroad, and taken
to Mt. Pleasant for intermcut. The train arrived
In the morning and returned In the evening.
The funeral Of the late DR.. John ". Morrison,
which took place from tho residence OF his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. W. Morrison, on
Seventh street, yesterday afternoon. was largely
attended. Rev. /. S. Winters OBLIGATED. The
choir, consisting OF Prof. E. T.. Sparks, Mr.. Lee
sang ASLEEP In Jcsus."' crock Of Ages" and
'Sltep. Beloved" The remains were laid 10
rest In Riverview cemetery, and the pall.bcarcrs
were DR.. VIII II. Hall and Messrs. Theo. Snod-
grass. John Frazier. William Lewis, Albert liar.
ris and Roy. Charles Morrison. .-.--- II :.
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can be confidently stated that the new
dress is not only the new thing to DO oh.
served In the NelrS.Lsiter In the near

can be confidently stated that the new
dress is not only the new thing to DO oh.
served in the Neles.Leiter In the near
future. .t
TIE river at Pittsburgh last night was
10 feet and falling; at Wheeling, % feet
o inches and falling. Tho Lizzie. Bay,
Rainbow and Ben Hur passed up yester.
day and the Elaine passed down. The
Andes Ia today's boat. The Elaine will
pass down at P. NJ.
SATURDAY evening o number Of labor.
ers gathered at Simpsons hall in the
Centre Market square and formed q
laborers union. A number OF speeches
were made setting forth tho benefits OF
organization, and finally union was
formed, OF which Clark Horncr was
elected President and Alexander Nc.
Whorter Secretary. Those present
were enthusiastic In tho movement, and
tho meeting adjourned to meet at the
same place next Friday evening.
POLICEMEN WuHIEA AND DoSLEY report
that about Q o'clock yesterday morning
they discovered two men trying TO &c,
into tho tailoring establishment OF CHE
Delbrugge, at tho corner OF Main ant
Twenty.second streets. Tho two mer
were working at the back door and dis
covered tho approach OF the officers II
time to escape by flight. They wer'
chased as far rs uolimann's taunery
where they hid by jumping over tn
river bank.
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THE CREAMATOGY. INSPECTED
Dy n Committee From Richmond
Mode IN Vogue In That City, a,

On Saturday Mr.. L. 7. Christian, a
furniture dealer and Chairman OF the
Health Committee OF tho City Council
OF Richmond, Va, und John Il. Grimes,
another member OF the same committee,
were in Wheeling TO examine the cream.
atory and get statistics, with the view OF
recommending some such continuance
to the City Council OF Richmond.
The morning was spent with Health
officer Garrison examining the creama-
tory and gaining m insight into the
manner OF operating the concern. In
the afternoon they repaired the Health
Officers Office, where almost tho entire
afternoon was spent examining the stu.
tistlcs which have been gathered by the
Health Department concerning the work
OF the creamatory and the amount oil
nisht-soil and garbage removed.
In an interview ut tho Siamm House
Saturday night Messrs. Christian and
Grimes said in substance that the Rich
mond people had been hauling their
night.soil and garbage iato the outlying
country to DO used for fertilizer until
the farmers will no longer allow them to
dump it, and several damage suits have
been brought on account OF the free dis
tribution OF night soil and filth causing
disease and death. The Council has
sent committees TO all cities where the
creamatory system is in operrtion and
has inspected through its committees
every system in vogue for disposing oil
the filth. all members OF the Council
and the city press are ardently advocat
ing the creamatory plan, and the only
thing to DO decided is the style Of fur
mace to be adopted. Messrs Christian
and Grimes expressed themselves much
pleased with the Wheeling furnace ant
said unhesitatingly that they would rec
ommend its adoption. In Richmond tht
garbage is collected by the city and thu
removal Of night soil is let out by con
tract at about twenty-one cents q Darrel
that being about sixty.five cents les!
than is paid in Wheeling.
The visitors were particularly PLEASED
by the array OF statistical figures which
tho Health Officer was able TO give them
In Richmond the permit system is no
used, and therefore they have no mean!
OF calculating the amount OF fetid mat
ter removed. They took good list O.
statistics with them for the purpose o
showing the City Council Of that cit,
the actual cost Of removing aud destroy
ing the night soil and garbage.
They were accompanied here by Mr.
Josef Reuleaux, chief engineer OF thu
Alex. Laughlin Company which make
T. specially Of building regenerativc heat
ing furnaces, OF which tho crematory il
modification. .alH..ss.t0
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ADJUSTMENTS,
Attractions to be Presented Here this Week
md In the Near Failure.

Attractions to be Presented Here this Week
md In the Near Future.
The Mortimer Comedy Company com.
mences n three nights engagement ut
the Grand this evening in the funny mu.
steal comedy entitled "Larking." An
exchange says the production Is roar.
ing musical comedy from beginning to
end and Is sure to score success wher.
ever presented. The company Is said to
be n good one all tho way through. Seats
can be secured at Weir's.
AT TIE OPERA HOUSE TOMORROW NIGHT.
Tho talented young actor, Robert
Mantell, after an absence Of two years,
will appear,at tho Opera House to.mor.
row night in his famous three years
success, D'Ennery's beautiful heroic
drama, "Monbars." 1t was in this city
that Mr.. Mantell gave the third public
performance OF this powerful play, aud
the success then predicted for the play
has been fully realized. Wherever he
has appeared In the drama success has
been achieved, and to-day Mr.. Mantell
Is locked upon rs ono OF tho greatest
actors In this country. Even those who
have seen "Monbars" before will lind
much to delight them in second visit,
as the play has been considerably
changed and Mantelrs portrayal Of the
title role very much improved.
COMING ATTRACTIONS.
WalterS S. Sandford, talented young
actor, will commence three nights
engagement ut the Grand Thursday
evening in ."Under tho LASH" The
play Is strong melo-drama, and Mt
Sandford and his company arc credited
with presenting 1t in very satisfactory
manner.
At the Opera House next Saturday
night, there will be presented by Gilbert
& Dickson's mammoth spectacular com
pany dramatizaton Of that wonderful
romance OF II. Rider Haggard's "She.
a large amount Of special scenery vii
be used for this production.
Margaret Mother will be ut the Operi
House next Monday night. .
"Jim, the Penman," drew a splendid
matinee audience at the Opera HousO
Saturday afternoon and fair audicnc
that night. The management both Q
the company and the house, were vel
pleased with the engagement.
"Wild Oats" drew two good payin.
audiences at the Graud Saturday, an'
closed its engagement.
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ABOUT PEOPLE,
Strangers In the City md Wheeling People
Abroad.

Strangers In the City md Wheeling People
Abroad.
Mr.. Fred Cole is again registered at
the Stamm House Tor few days.
Mr.. A. B. Clark, OF the Buckhannon
Delta, spent Saturday and Sunday In
this city.
Walter Pendleton, OF Spencer, this
State, was registered at the Hotel Wind.
sor yesterday.
Mr.. Clarence Fl. Swearingen, OF Pitts.
burgh, spent yesterday in this city visit.
ing with friends.
Miss Maude McVickers, OF Morgan.
town, is tho guest OF Mrs. Charles A.
Reed, in Centre Wheeling.
Mrs. Jessie Berger will entertain O
number OF her friends at her homo on
North Front street this evening.
Mrs. Benjamin Fisher and daughter,
Mics Gertie, left Saturday for 1ronton
| on visit to relatives aud friends.
Prof. r. A. Armstrong, the clever and
popular principal OF tho State Normal
School at West Liberty, spent yesterday
in the city.
Hon. B. L. Butcher, OF Randolph
county, tho popular ex:State Supcrin
tendent OF Schools, paid this city a ilying
visit Saturday. Mr.. Butcher has many
warm friends here, who are Away:
pleased 10 see him.
Mr.. James Neill OF tho wholesale
firm OF Neill & Ellingham, has returned
home from an extensive trip to Mexico
| Mrs. Neil, who accompanied him OF
the trip, stopped ut Chicago on her re
turn to attend ut the beside OF her sis
ter, who is seriously i'll.
Saturday afternoon Mrs. Robert NJ
Brown gave q "lIigh Five" or Pedrt
party ut her pleasant home on Nortl
Main street, that was very charming
affair. Only ladies' were present, thu
gentlemen being barred. Handsome
prizes were AWARDED to Miss Nanni
| Duncan, OF Kirkwood, who took tn
frat, and Mrs. John NJ. Sweeney, VIII,
won the second.
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"Imnortul J. ~" Once More on Deck.


That somewhat peculiar individual
known to fame as 1.-THE Immortal J. n"
has again drifted this way. He blew
into this office last evening Just as
breezy and voluble rs in the days Of
yore. He is still engaged in assuming
the pressure or as he puts it Gan ele-
nent stronger than reason, which has
held sway for over ane-third Of a century,
now exists and has prevented general
sympathy from the masses OF the people
respecting myself. I now realize that il
all praise and personal notices cease
respecting myself this given to my
friends and known only by the initials
y. NJ this crushing and mysterious
element will soon be mastered and
divided on all alike. 1 wish this known
by the press throughout this entire
nation"
AS usual, ~. n" desires itannounced
that he will lecture on this important
matter "all for the cauae OF truth, Of
which it is said, am the humble repre-
sentative" The subject OF his discourse
this time is "Truth vs. Force, Veil and
Prejudice and How Little We Know"
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Envy Loves n Shining Mark.

Certain small bat not good agents, OF
small but good companies, have tried 10
connect The Equitable with small institu-
tons OF the same name.
The most successfuland widely known
life assurance company in the world is
the Equitable" Hence, its name is
popular throughout the country and has
been appropriated by others.
We have never been asked il we had
any connection with Equitable manu-
featuring or mercantile organizations, al
though there are n number, but we hare
been asked if 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
fol-, few days recently, is known as the
Equitable Bank, md We have had an in.
quiry as to whether it had any connec-
ton with us.
We may as well announce, therefore,
once for oil, that the Equitable Life AS
surance Society Of the United States
has no connection, directly or indirectly,
with any other organization OF any kind
or description bearing the name Equita-
Die, but that it is now, as it has been for
some years, the largest, strongest, safest
and best Life Insurance Company in the
world.
Z SWEENEY & EDWARDS,
u, General Agents,
s5, 1908 Market street.
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Marriage licenses were issued from
Clerk Hooks Office Saturday to the fol-
lowing named persons:
Benz. Bound, q native OF England,
now OF Wilsonburg, w. Va, aged %,
and Barbara Hopple, native of Eng
land, now OF Wilsonburg, aged II.
Henry J. Beuter, native OF Ohio
county, aged %, and Mary c. Baylctts,
a native OF Ohio county, aged IS.
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And yet you are not sick enough to con.
suit doctor, or you refrain from so
doing for lear you will alarm yourself
and friends-we will tell you Just what
you need. 1t is Hoods Sarsaparilla,
which will lift you out OF that uncertain,
uncomfortable, dangerous condition, in.
to state OF good health, confidence and
cheerfulness. You've no idea how potent
this peculiar medicine is in cases like
yours.
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Allow cough to run until it gets be-
yond the reach Of medicine. They often
say, "Oh, it will wear away" butin most
cases 1t wears them away. Could they
be induced to try the successful medi.
cine called Kemp's Bllsan, which is sold
on positive guarantee 10 cure, they
would Immediately see the exc. llent Ell
feet after taking the first dose. Price
so: and 81 90. Trial sizs free. at all
druggists. D&w
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IFy0u cannot see and need spectacles
you should call Oh uSand have your Eyes
tostch without charge. We have ihe
finest instruments aud more experience
than any other 0ptician IN the State,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re-
tRuGci. JACOB ". CRUDE,
Jeweler and 0pticinn,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets.
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Young Smiths Case.

The most interesting case considered
at Saturday mornings session Of Police
Court was that OF George Smith, the
young man arrested Friday evening on
the charge OF having taken improper
liberties with little Mary Boyd. Smiths
manner was such as to create quite a
strong presumption of innocence, and
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Owing to the fact that We expect to
move on April l, we will close out a
large assortment Of new and shop worn
sewing machines, bicycles and type
writers. Intending to devote our atten.
ton exclusively to tho Standard and
White Sewing Machines, Calagraph,
World and Merritt Typewriters and a
few makes OF bicycles. Come early and
secure bargains.
EDw. L. Rose & Co.. IA
IS Twelfth street.
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NJ. J. McFadden.
HATS! HATS! HATS!


To tx attention upon M Hat Department.
aud 10 carry out my purpose 10 make 1t the most
popular lint Store In Wheeling, have marked
my goods At prices entirely new 10 the people OF
this city.
Good Felt working Hats. NIL shapes, t0c.
Fine Crush and Cigarette Hats. Doc, 1jc aud 81.
Elmo Fur Hats, latest style, 81 ", 81 y, 81 40
and 81 Is.
Tourist Hats, Creased Crowns 81 90, 81 50, 81 IS
anil 81 gj.
Wide ,bIIm, Creased Crown Hats, Toe, &c,
& 20 and 81 10.
! have made special reduction In the prices
oil my Hrlc stock OF Late style Winter still Hats
Good Quality Black Stiff Hats, 81 ".
Good tur'SttT Hats, reduced from 81 70 to l IS.
Fine Fur sin Hats, reduced from s. 10 to 81 70.
Extra Fine Stil Hat, reduced from s. 70 10 10.
Hoys' Cloth Hats, all styles, - aud Soc.
Boys Cloth Caps, one mud two peaks, %, IS
and 90 cents. a
Boys Plush, Polo and Windsor Caps, Is, IS and
so ceuts. ',IH.s-..t
Mems Plain Cloth Caps, Is and &c.
Mems Windsor Caps. with roll. IS and 50c.
Mems Flush Windsor Caps, 81 %, 81 IS & 81 60.
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Clothing, Etc
Office Nos. re and 81 Fourteenth Street.


For Salc-G. o. Smith. -
For Rtnt-finehart IL Tatuul.
For SHle-li. u. Smith.
Sealed rteposals-ThomAs +. 1honer.
step Ladders-Scsbitt Il Bro.
Opera HouSe-"She.n
Those Fanons Perfect Fit.lug Stockinct Jack.
ets-Gro. n. Shook II CO,-ilead OF Local.
Notice-nullihen Quarter. ~ -. IS,
Page. .as = - : 800
Grand Opera House Under the Lash.
Owners OF Timber, Coal and Iron Lands.
bell tove Co. '''SfN
New firm-C. D. Thompson-Four,h PAGE.
NolEe 10 the public-R. u. Carler-Fourth
PAGE ~ - $500
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:hia xaa strenplhened when

this was strengthened when II
was considered that had no
been the person the girl averred
him 10 be, he would certainly have been
farther away from the scene than the
spot where lie was captured. The Mayor
reserved bis decision until this morning,
In order that he might consult with So
licitor White, and remanded the young
man to custody. Smith, who Is nppar-
emily about sixteen years OF nge, was
quite sick in tho lookup Saturday,
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SPECIAL BARGAINS

In heavy weight woOlens, consisting
Of Suitings, Pantalo0niug mud Over.
eOatlnss, Which We warrant TO make up
in ilrsi.claSS style.
100 dozen mUro OF those celebrated %
cent lialt HuSc In Fast Black, MerinO
aud Camcis iinir just received.
Knit Jackets Specially.
Flannel Shirts In all sizes ut so cents
and upwards. ~,
G. HESS & SONS,
1891 Il 1898 Market Street,
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Thursday, February 20, the Baltimore
4 Ohio will sell excursion tickets to
Washington and Baltimore ut $40 for the
round trip, good returning ten DAYS.
through sleeper from Wheeling on tho
6:20 p. m. train. For further iniorma.
ton call on agents Of the Baltimore 4
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GEO. Fl. EnELESa, prescriptionist and
practical pharmacist, for some years in
the employ OF the Logan Drug Co., has
started in business for himself, having
purchased the drug store ut No. 2,l25
Market street from Mr.. John T. Reed.
Mr.. Ebeling is one OF the best pharma-
cists in our city and fully deserves
patronage.
Logan Drug Co. are fortunate in secur-
ing the services OF Mr.. Geo. L. Stauver
for their prescription and manufacturing
departments. Mr.. Stauver is well
known 10 be courteous and gentlemanly
and no more competent pharmacist ever
handled the Spatula, Graduate, Mortar
and Pestle. q. b.
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Beginning Monday morning all Rem
nants OF Carpet and Slightly Soiled Lace
Curtains 80 at one-half and one-third
former price. Best patterns will 60 quick.
Come early for choice.
STONE & THOMAS.
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u Pleasing Sense

or health and strength renewed and OF
ease and comfort follows the use OF
Syrup Of Figs, as it acts IN harmony with
nature to eHectually cleanse the system
when costive or bilious. For sale in 5Oc
and 81 90 bottles by all leading druggists.
Hh-" 80 ~ coy nav
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. II, & O, Exc,u,,r,,Ion 10 p,,,.,,,,, :,

Saturday, February %, the Baltimore
q Ohio will sell excursion tickets from
Wheeling to Pittsburgh at So for the
round trip, good returning until Mon.
day, the 9th, inclusive. -.
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Weather Indications.

WASHINGTON, Feb. l6-For Western
Pennsylvania, fair weather, except on
tho lake; local rains:. ,southerly winds,
becoming yariable;# colder Tuesday
morning. ., z ~. ~ NJ
For West Virginia, warmer, fair
weather; southerly winds.
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McGlSTY would be living to-day had
he used Famous Flour.
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Remnants Of Carpets and Slightly Soiled
Lace Curtains-Sl75 Moquotte Carpet
at 6Oc yard. STONE & THOMAS, :
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! LOVELY WOMAN little thought 80 q.
What Joy and pleasure can be brought
From little things 30 wisely bought,
n rs buckeye EItydcts,
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Read

Stone & Thomas ad, top Of local. Great
Remnant Sale. Don't get left. Come
early. STONE & THOMAS.
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Jusr look, John, what nice bread;
am using Famous Flour.
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! FAMOUS FLOUR is uscd by all new
married people.
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Slightly soilcd and Odd Pairs of Lace Cur.
~ 'sa tnins
ut one-third price ct our great Remnant
Sale, beginning Monday morning.
STONE & THOMAS.
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Excursions to Pittsburgh via tho Pcnnsyl.
j. .ssT HtE ynnin Lines #rrH H =

Excursion Tickets, at one fare ior the
round trip, will be sold from Wheeling
and Bridgeport to Pittsburgh on Satur-
day, February 90, good returning until
Monday, February q, inclusive. The
great parade OF the Jr. O. U, A. NJ. will
take place at l 80 p. m. on the ed. MwaF