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hlly, IS to Il Chapman. Mcdowell each 20 70 l. Ny
Tslow. sotoi; ZOOle, so to ]. Mutusls paid e1s.i0


ow,smtol !; Eoon,e, 90 TO j. Mutuah paid p2siO
THE FIrTH RACE
Tho Retribution geldinR, Pestilence. Servi-
a sp or bs wStS GHeKeI b 5ne taes
being at long ndds. PGstilSncG, Retrib9tion
yards thew we're Ioued by Fonda and Spryitor.
In the stretch the, race narrowed down to a
fight between the Retributicn CclduC. Servi-
tor. and Testilcnce the former winning ceverly
10y two lengths, while Servltor beat lostilonco
head for the place
yeSr'oiis; selling Al ow AGces, I'VE fHrlongs W
Il G,ieops Observation-Disclosures gcldlng, iis .
+ SanIorssb G s.ryitof los jfiynn
Lspsnto rSfy s. "US%SS,t+r tondS Purona ns
g. Amy nly Tourist Bryson, John NJ, Addo b, and
Pos, p,ure-Av.,nTsIm e R.,T ,fS% ,,a,Ds tn
Pestilence, 40 Il woodeuttsr to r Ssrvitor, lie,
nHPio rsroIiaH t, e2 Alb SIC rOy q Tourist each 4
ioi Addis D., Fonda each % to Mutuals paid SS IS
THE SIXTH RACE.
Quosal. with Bergen W.. was considered little
short Of inylncihe for the last race Sam Wood
on% Mf E% w beng hS an nSs the
altelnated in the cad until the final furong,
the favorite away back in the rnck and anpar-
cured an opening in the stretch, and Tho speedy
daughter Of lllmyar, outclassed her field so
day and win. by. two lengths. Manola beat
sam Wood head for the place in a bruIsinR
finish.
sweepstakes OF S2n each for olds and up.
ward, with Siop aided selling Allowances; ono mile.
H. Dwyer'a b g. QuesA, :, by lliInyRr-Queen Ban,
J. z. Mononalds CHI t. Manoia 4 lI2 tMoSer) ,...,.,
j. H. lIylands b. h Sam wood q III LGartison). =. 3
Clay Stoc kton. sam ID, MAa. satisfaction st vaisn.
tine Tho Bourbon. shorid Harwood Pelham Puzzle
Siumber Long Branch. WahOo WOODBURY. Little Adj.
die and Rudolph also ran
Time, l:43
Post BettinR-AEhinst Quoshl . TO 3: Mnnola to |
Long Branch, Clay stockton, sam Wood each TO
Sam D. sheriff Wahoo. AAia Puzzle. Satisfaction. each
IL to I; Slnnoor, 20 to l. The bourbon 81 Valentine
Rudolph each 70 to Ii Little Addie Pelham each so 70
maid ID n
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High-PrIced Colts.

LEXINGTON. May ga bay yearlinE colt and his suck.
ling brother. BY wilkes Boy, dam Josie King by The
King, were sold to day b. Timothy C. AnRn this
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A large and excited crowd of members of the KinRs
County Nheemen assembled 1t their club house laSt
evening tho contests in tho clubs hkndcAD
billiard tourney Three games we're played. In the
after which bOwdish defeated j. Won BorstelL The
third game closely contested between H. WeiRAnd
struggle
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ifth RRce-The st. James Hotel Stakes for three
r ods and upward, with ST. 500 added; ono mile and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-03-12
Now Bookkeeper for tho Belmont.


At meeting Of the Board OF Directors
Of the Belmont Iron Company held yes.
terday afternoon, Mr.. Charles G. Woods,
Clerk Of the Board of County Commits.
sioners, was chosen to I'LL the vacancy
occasioned by the resignation of Mr..
Alex. UpdegraR, who has been made
Assistant Secretary OF the new Wheeling
Title and Trust Company. The position
to which Mr.. Woods has been chosen is
that OF Assistant Secretary and chief
bookkeeper, and that he will fill it with
ability those who have watched his care
full and efficient conduct Of matters con.
nected with the Office OF Clerk OF the
Board OF Commissioners, have no doubt.
Mr.. Woods has been Clerk of the Board
aimee the death Of his father, about four
years ago, aud his loss will be one the
Commissioners will feel. It goes with
out saying that there will be a number
OF candidates for the etIlce he vacates.
It is understood that Mr.. Woods will
take his new place in very few days ;
he is to be congratulated on getting out
OF political Office. -
As soon rs it became noised about on
the streets lust evening that Mr.. Woods
had been given this office at the Bel
mont, B. A. Galligan. formerly clerk Of
the Board Of Public Works Of this city,
and who was lately recalled from New
York City, where he was stationed for a
few months as the special representative
the Ohio Valley Manufacturer, began to
make an active canvass for the position
to be vacated by Mr.. Woods. There
will probably be several other candidates
by noon to-day. .ti 5.& Is
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To tho Ladies':
WHEELING INSTALMENTCO,'S;
GREAT REDUCTION SALE,
Carpets,
To tho Ladies:

We have gone through ourcn,ire stocl
and made sweeping reductionsall arnnnI
There Is notn piece OF goods exenln,eJ
This great reduction embraces cye ,u
departmcnt--As for the goods we ot.y,
we'll stake our reputation them-Iaka
our wool Carpets; you can't find any
thing more reliable in tho masket-OI,
price on these goods during this prra,
sale will be only 70 cents per yardNRa'
duced from s. ccnts--0ur extrn bca",
cotton carpets have always enjoyed thss
confidence Of our patrons-Wo hnvo
them in beautiful designs aud novsI
cGects-So have our heavy COTTON
carpets in bright, brand new patterns
which wo offer during this sale nj "a
cents per yard-Former price As cents
There Is not yard OF these goods in tbls
house that We will not guarantee n
wear-In Wilton, Velveis, Aloouo,S
Body and Tapestry Brussels we'll mr.
ually astonish you'll Not that wo are w. ~.
ing 10 show anything that you may mt SO
find in any tirst.class Btorc-Bnt ,hot
we'll quote prices on them-That'll con n
vince you VIC can undersoll all Others
Brussels Carpets will DO sold tomorrow
and during this sale cheaper than Won
ever saw them sold or over will again.
We mako this statement deliheratplv
and underline II so as to keep it In Won,
minds eye-Wo'll cut Brussels Caipe,s
in pretty bright patterns as low a. "a
cents per yard.
WHEELING INSTALMENT CO.
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MARTINS RERRl's BUDGET.

Over $500 Stolen from Charles Frsttsrsr.
break at tho stantarl-News Notes.
rrot. +. :. Sparks, Superintendent OF tho
Public Schools, Is on the sick list. Ti,
Mrs. Fred llarning, oi warrenton, Is the guest
Of her daughter, Mrs. George Strain. W.. 2.
The Elson glass works Is on full again aud
everything is moving along satisfactorily.
Mr.. Noah Zane Chaplin, residing near York.
Vile. died on Monday OF dfopsJ. aged seventy.
six years. 80 l'lf
Mr.. and Mr.. John Woods OF Ilnncs' "Orclari"
arr euteG!sainlny their grand daughter, Miss Dula
tcriAil tho U. T.. Mite Society ut their residence
on North Fourth street. -. 7f
The Chautaugua Circle mot At Dr.. N. II. Halls
residence on North Fourth street on Monday
evening. Inc meeting was very interesting
The nrcman's festival, which was "a have been
held Ia Ong's new store room on broadway next
Saturday evening, has been postponed III the
I'D Inst, a Yf'Ts aT1,lr. '5r'ls0 II :
chased lot In lEtnayiile, on which 10 will
erect building and open saloon aud res.
taurant. II eT.r,I ,'lI4Hr .g.E.H g.
Capt Charley Muhleman. formally OF tho
good steamer Andes, was here yesterday, rs good
nAturcd as ever. Tho Captain has host Of
ltlcuM netc. Fs. - HHfo. a.. ..a
Tho sentiment against changing the name oil
| Martins Ferry IL growing vcty rapidly aud Il
the question Is submitted 10 tho people twill
doubtless be lost. lr'F-9h' 's's :" r,
Yesterday afternoon while George zoegler't
meat wagon was standing 10 front OF kellcr't
grocery, corner Hanover aud Fifth Streets some
boys stole several llnks Of baloguA. N
Mayor N. c. Mitchell, who was recently an
polluted Postmaster, has received many letters
Of congratulatlon and n number OF appllca
ton, from persons who want 10 DO his rs
slstAnL '.,. rsrl1
| Miss M6ttlc Exicy entertained party Of
friends very pleasantly last night ut The fesi
dcnce Of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. BENJAMIN
Exley, on Fourth street, In honor OF her cousin,
Miss Minnie Sharp. VI rarkcrsburg. Il H.
Undertaking OF some machinery at tho Stand
ard mill yesterday throw of sheet mills Nos. !,
land the big mill: No. 2nnd plate mil No. 8,
1t will take several days 10 repair tho break aud
make II possible Tor tho establishment 10 10 on
full again. III r-i Il.1 ,7.III - :
"A bold robbery was committed at the resi-
dencc Of Mr.. Charles Fecttefcr, corner First and
Clay streets, Monday night, aud over 500 was
stolen. MT. Fectterer, who Is employed IN the
Lonesome. went across tho street to tho residence
Of her SlSterin.lAw, Mira. Henry fcetterer, 10
spend a part Of the evening. khe left her house
abou! Soclock and on returning shortly after o
discovered that the house had been entered and
something over 500 In cash takea. NOTHING
else was missing. The police were notified bu
| there Is no clue. Mr.. Fectterer Is All honest, IN
duStrl0us, sober work ingman, and all who know
him Will DO sorry 10 hear Of Ills losy. ..E
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AN ANNUAL MEETING
Ofthc W. Il. s. T. Il. Co. Held In this City
@ Observation-Disclosures Elected. 51,

Ofthc W. Il. s. T. Il. Co. Held In this Cit,
Observation-Disclosures Elected.
An annual meeting OF the stockholden
and directors Of the Wheeling Bridge
and Terminal Railway Company wa
held in this city yesterday morning. Thu
following named gentlemen were elected
Board of Directors for the ensuing year
Hon. r. II. Cochran, Dr.. George Baird
aud Messrs. Frank j. Hearne, William
F. Peterson and William A. Wilson, all
of this city; Hon. w. A. Lynch, OF Can.
ton; Mr.. Gil Brown, Of this city, the
chief OF the engineering corps, and J. F.
Freeman, Vice President OF the Bank
OF New York, and Mr.. R. 3. Ferris, Of
New York. Mr.. Wilson was elected Ia
the Board as a representative OF the in
tercsts Of Ohio county in the company,
and Messrs. Freeman and Ferris are the
gentlemen selected by the New York
capitalists to represent their interests. I
A short report was read to the meet
ing having reference to the operations
OF the company, what has been done
and what is yet TO DO done, etc., but
none Of the matters therein contained
were made public. The only report
given out was, that everything is pro.
crossing satisfactorily and the prospects,
for the speedy completion Of the superb
connecting system OF railroad contem-
plated, are bright. The meeting
lasted only about one half hour.a "a, :
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Along tho River.

The river was rising rapidly last night
with depth Of Q feet in the channel as
indicated by the ieyee gauge. The Hud.
son and Abrer O'Neal got of for Pitts.
burgh yesterday morning al 5 o'clock,
The Courier departed for Parkersburr
at II 80 a. m. The Liberty came in and
departed on time. The new keystone
State arrived at the wharf on her way
from Pittsburgh to CINCINNATI about i
o'clock yesterday afternoon with coo
tons Of freight aboard. She backed out
from the wharf at 5 o'clock and had 100
tons more in sight at the lower city
landings. The Lizzie Bay passed down
enroute ior, Charleston about o'clock
this morning. The Andes is due for
Cincinnati at 7 q. m. The Ben Hur is
to-day's Parkersburg packet, leaving
the wharf at 1850 a. IN. The Liberty
and other local packets will work in their
trades as usual. i,lt u Il Is
s At Pittsburgh last night the river was
rising with 8 feet s inches in the chan
nel, WeatleE-raiu, III!
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Yesterday s1orniur,s POLICE Court.

There were FIVE cases disposed Of at
yesterday mornings Police Court. f.
Kelley, who raised disturbance at Mrs.
Ditty's place in Alley @ Saturday night,
and had his case continued from Mon.
day mornings session in order to hunt
up some witnesses whose testimony he
assured the court would relieve him Of
the charge made against him, failed to
find his witnesses and was fined S. and
costs, which he paid. Thomas Gala.
han, who Of late has gotten to be quite a
regular attendant at this court, was up
on the same old charge, drunkenness,
and was fined 81 and costs. In default
OF payment lie went to the hill for ten
days. John Smith. John Donel, and
John Dotlit, the names given by
drunken trio run in by Scally, were
fined ST and costs and in default Of pay.
ment sent to the workhouse for fifteen
dAye each. "a '.'s ,i's.h3'N Z, !, !. ;r
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MOUNDSylLLE MATTERS.
Cases Being Disposed of In tho Circuit
'tt Court-Gencrnl Nows N0tca.

Cases Icing Disposed OF In tho Circuit
ny Court General Nows Notes.
The net proceeds OF tho entertainment given
blythe Kings Daughters Saturday night, amount
cd to about forty dollars. t " .5{Ia &l
Miss Anna Head. who has been visiting friends
III this county, returned 10 her home In bur
linston, Iowa, yesterday. .gg. .
A District Institute will DO held at the schoo
house next Saturday. Some Of tho special feat
urcs will DO music and lccitatlous. -.6 + .5l.
Tho special services at tho Simpson N. L
Church were closed Sunday night. About soy
enty persons connected themselves with The
church during tho revival. ~ tfH
James Howard, against whom three indct
mcnts were found by tho late grand jury. for
misdemeanors, plead guilty to one on M0nda,
and wax sent to Jail for fifteen days. Tho othcl
indictments were nollicd. s ENWEEr
Tho members Of tho Presbyterian Church vii
give another ono OF their delightful private 80
cinls at Masonic Hall tomorrow evening. These
Boclals are free to all tho members OF the church
and those invited by mempcts.
In the case OF Glover against Beabout, tried II
the Circuit Court Monday. 4 verdict was 70
turned for the plaintiff for S.. This wac sui
for SANDER. The case Of Henrietta against Manr
was on trial yesterday. Tho parties Indicted fol
selling liquor without a license arc general,
pleading guilty and saving costs on a suit.
suit for breach OF promise. which was looked
forward to with considerable Interest, will no
be tried at this term. ti5lJ i5G HJEh
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A PROBABLY FATAL ACCIDENT
Befalls n Young. MN While Out Due
Hunting Down the River.

Befalls n Young. Mnn While Out Duck
Hunting Down the River.
A report was received in this city
yesterday Of probably fatal hunting
accident that occurred at an early hour
yesterday morning at Captine Island, a
well known locality down the river.
Mr.. Houston Lindsey and his son
Elisha, who live about one mile and a
half below Moundsville, had gone to
this Island to hunt ducks and were
having fairly good run Of luck
when Elisha's gun WAS accidentally
discharged. The greater portion Of the
load struck the young man in the
neck, making horrible looking wound,
and probably fatal one. It was some
time before a physician could be secured,
aud In the meantime the young man
lost a large amount OF blood, which,tended
to greatly weaken him and add 10 the
doubt Of his recosery. As soon as help
could be bad the young man was re-
moved to his home. It was not learned
Just how the gun happened to be dis
charged.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In tho City and Wheeling People
Ahro0I u.

......... ApEOuus .#N .... +.
Attorney General Alfred Caldwell has
returned from an interesting business
trip down into Raleigh county. He had
q rough trip, but grew stout on it.
President and General Manager Geo.
W. Thompson, and Superintendent G.
L. Williams. OF the Ohio River road,
came up from Parkersburg yesterday on
a short business trip.
Mr.. Edward Russell, Of Chicago, form.
erly Of this city, arrived here yesterday
on brief business trip. He is the guest
OF his brother, Mr.. Henry NJ. Russell, at
his residence on the Island. go.
Sheriff W. F. Boone, Of Fayette coun.
ty,and Senator Van Pelt, who has been
appointed Superintendent of the Peni-
Tertiary by Governor Fleming, arrived
nthe city last night. having brought
five Fayette county convicts in to
Moundsville. ]. Moore, Geo. F. Kraus,
George Younger and K. J. Stoner &C.
companied them as guards. The whole
party put up ut the Stamm last night,
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BELLAIRE BRIEFS.
Tsuan.s from Night School General Points
Ty "a afas OF Interest. g1|, II,

i9y =. 4f.ail. OF Interest. &Hs. gtht.
"A little moro street paving will DO done hero
this summer n z a6isarta 49, 5.A
Mr.. John Jones and Miss Lizzie Long will DO
married on the goth Inst Iaa .ffH
Several saloon men were fined by the Mayor
this week for sunday selling. fsH
Tho Board Of Health hero will employ Sanl.
tAry policeman next summer. ~
Tho members Of tho 9. A. Il. arc going TO hold
May fair md festival In City Hall. y
Mrs. Mary Bartlett and daughter. Miss N innie.
OF WashinIton Pa, aro here the guests OF friends
aud relatives. "A. aFllf.9lf tii,4
Several Of tho Masonic fraternity from hero
went 10 Wellsvi'le, O., last night 70 attend q
Chapter meeting therc. 3tfs
Miss Julia Crow, OF tho Ohio BoldlcS' and
Sailors Otphans Home Ut Ncnia, o., Is nero
prise Window Glass Company, Of North Dalti.
| more, Is here on business. MOO II T5 rs 4
In ali probability the if:tna machine shops
viii bs run by some practical men Of this place
and tho business DO carried on as heretofore.
There are few boys hero who leave homo Ia
| tho evening apparently for night school. but
who fall 70 show up there. Tho Ttuant Oniter
Il after them. F.lFRE5, sEs 1gGafE Ill
ohn.Luke, tho drayman, while handling .
lear slipped aud tho barrel rolled on on him
hrnlsing aud tseratchlng. him considerably
though no bones were broken. ltssll q NS
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Postcraeld celebrated
their silver wedding on Monday evening at thcii
home on Guernsey street. The presents they rc
cclvcd were numerous aud useful. Al 0o'clock
the party sat down, 70 grand supper aud q
and Mrs. lortcrilcld would live until thcll
golden wedding was celebrated. is, -
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EXTENSION TABLES.

Indispensable to every houeekceper, il
dining table. We have a large line in
Solid Walnut, Oak, Ash and other woods
We are determined to sell Extension
Tables and will, therefore, oller this
week 100 6-foot Extension Tables in
Solid Oak, with oil finish top, at only
81 90 each. For spot cash, or on credit.
our price will be the same during this
great reduction sale, namely, 81 90 each.
You cannot afford to be any longer
without one Of these tables at tho price
we offer them. Don't hesitate about the
money-Don't stay at home during this
terrible slaughter Of goods, wishing you
had money. WHEELING INsrALMESr Co.
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FURNITURE,

Wen start the ball n rolling to.mor.
row, by offering 900 full size double
beadsteads in hard wood aud wal.
nut finish, at only - Is oach.-Thcse
best are worth double what We ask,-li
you need beds.ead-Don't let lhis on.
portunity pass-Come herc-examine
our s. rs Beds, and We'll vouch you'll
pronounce them the cheapest and beat
ever otTered-sThoy sell regularly at 81 80
and S. 90 each elsewhere. In addition
to these VIC will offer 100 full size hard
wood double Beds in walnut or oak fin.
ish at only S. 90 each-Reduccd from
81 so. WHEELING INSTALAIENTC co
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St. patrIck's DIV Celebration.

The members Of the Ancient Order oI
HibernlaRs in thia CITY, are arranging to
celebrate St. Patrick's Day, which occurs
on next Monday, in very pleasant man.
ner. ,Germaaia hall has been engaged
for the occasion and it Is proposed to
haYe short concert, to be followed BY
a banquet, at which there will be short
responses to appropriate toasts. The al.
!a!r Y i be one exclusively for tho mem.
beers OF the Order OF Hibernians and a
few specially invited guests. The a.
ranging OF the details has been left to an
efficient committee and very enjoyable
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-03-12
CHINAW ARE

For a jingle in Chinaware, put your car
to this:-l00 complete Toilet Sets in tilt
and floral decorations, at only s. so Der
set-reduced from s. 50.-Remembcr
we warrant these goods perfect in every
feature.-They are the same goods that
you paid us So so per set before.-They
are the same goods as you pay s. 90 for
to-day at any exclusive china store in
the city. In Tea Sets-that is, Tea Sets
complete and perfect in every Wayne
offer 100 sets beautifully decorated-in
floral designs, at only So 60 each-5O sets
in plain white ware as low OF 81 OO.-Odd
basins and pitchers we hold at only 80
cents.-Bear in mind we don't offer Sec
onds.A The goods we e1er are the cream
Of our stock.-Come around early and
secure what you require during this
great sale.
WHEELING INSTALAlENT co.
1856, 1888. lilo Market Street.
JOSEPH McARDLE.- Manager,
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IT fetches one up very short to be
seized with Pleurisy, Pneumonia, or
any acute Throat or Lung Affection.
Dr.. Jayne's Expectoiant proves handy
help in such attacks. and is besides a
good old:fashioned remedy for all Coughs
and Colds. s,slt'1ti Awas
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-03-12

IF you cannot SEQ and need spcctacles
you should call Oh US and have your Eyes
Tested without charge. We hare the
finest instruments and more experience
than any other Opticlan In the State,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re-
funded. JACOB W. GRUBB,
JeWelcr md Optician,
@ Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets
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II regard Hoods Sarsaparilla as hav.
ing passed above the grade OF what are
commonly called patent or proprietary
medicines" said well known physician
recently. ut is fully entitled to be con.
sidered standard medicine, and has
won this position by its undoubted merit
and by the many remarkable cures it has
effected. For an Alternative and tonic it
has never been equalled." 4
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Lust NIrlli,A Elrc.

About half past nine o'clock last night
an alarm Of fire was turned in from
station No. s, the Niagara engine house
It was occasioned by a fire in the Balti
more & Ohio yards. In some unex'
planned manner the shed in which was
stored the rigging and other materials
used in case Of wreck, was fired and
totally destroyed, together with all its
contents. The loss is about 5000.
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The early bird catches the worm and
sometimes bad cold, which however
does ho injustice to the old proverb, for
with the aid Of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
colds are OF no consequence. Price Is
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. llnrgnlnn To-Day.

1000 yards Barred and Striped Main.
socks at &c, worth 1Oc. fliS .:''11..,T n
1000 yards Barred and Striped Main.
socks at SIC, worth l5c. ~ aIfs'rI
5.oCO yards Seersuckers at SC, worth DC.
10000 yards Lancaster and Amoskear
Ginghams at Gle, worth Sc. l ri :
10000 yards Indigo Blue Calico at SIC,
worth &c. RE i1i9eiS' :, :
For Carpet Bargains read advertise.
ment at top Of page. .1;Sis5
STONE & THOMAS. /
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gke54rs Tho Finest.
Stolzenbach's Lunch Biscuit,

No greater boon to mankind than a
few drops Of Fred Browns Ginger; on a
lump OF sugar or in hot water it will
relieve the acutest pain in the stomach
or bowels. Atall druggists.
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To The Editor o. The Inielligenctr. :. *.
SlR:-Please announce in your col
umns that MIR. R. T. Howell will be an
independent candidate for the office o.
Mayor Of Bridgeport.
4 MANY CITIZENS.