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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-13

Up at Portland, the Cleveland l. Pitts
burg Railroad is being raised eight feel
Tor inc purpose Of letting the Wheeling
q Lake Enc abroad run under it. Two
steam rlows and two work teams were
Pot to work yesterday and a telegraph
Office is being rugged up near YorkyiI!e
10 a'd n The work. The G. & P, it is
said, will get $4,000 from the W. 4 l.
Il, when in reality the raising will, in
some respects, bea benefit to the for.
mer. AT present the track is fourteen
iiSIet lower At Portland Station, than n,
Sorton,s, about third OF Il mile below,
and this grade makes it exceedingly
difficult Tor westbound freight trains
stopping at Portland to get out OF there,
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BURST AT NlUEGANTO\yN,

The Well Known Wheeling Caterer Seryr,
I'M Elegant Banquet ut tho State Uni
vcrslty.
The GOOD people OF Morgantown arc
not only cultured in such matters as
literature, art, and military topics, bu,
they know good edibles when they sec
them, and know them better wher
they pattake Of them. This fact vas
not always known outside Of the con.
fines OF the classic city, but their VERY
good Judgment in securing George
L. burst, the popular and
well known Market street con.
fectioner, fancy cake baker and
caterer, 10 furnish u banquet there
proves the fact beyond doubt, and
| places Morgantown among the really cul
tivated cities OF the, State. The advent
Of Mr.. bursts fame into the city caused
considerable wonder, bNt the srriya, o.
his immense lot of fancy ediLiea, with
which he satiated the appetites OF those
at the banquet, created greater amaze,
ment. The people Of Aforgautown
did not know that within the
States borders there is an
institution Of such magnitude that 1t car
prepare an immense lnoal OF the mos,
dainty delicacies away from the town
where it is to be eaten, and serve it lust
as nicely and as acceptably as if it had
been prepared on the spot. But Mr.
pnra!'S et'ortu at atorgantoEn we're
cIowned with success, as they always
are, and by his splendid work he has
won for himself an abiding place in the
good will OF the Morgantowp people,
Mr.. burst has been called upon this sea.
son to serve quite number OF
banquets in different places within a
hundred miles Of Wheelin. 90. mis- suc.
Gees has been so phenomenal that he is
receiving letters almost every day asking
Tor terms and proposing arrangements
for future work. Mr.. bursts fame as n
caterer, however, does not exceed the
high opinion In which bis ice cream
cakes and CONNECTIONS are held by his,
patrons here at home who partake of
his good things almost every day. Mr.
bursts elegant parlors are beautiful
enough for king to dine in, hut Mr.
burst and his assistants treat all who
come, exactly alike, and make every Gus
toner feel perfectly at home.
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WHEELING INSTALMENT Co,

" =. Ii
weoutdo ourselves In China and Quecnswa1c
There's nothing you know more tho '.ius
aud outs" OF than these goods, anu yet there's
nothing IN which there's moro cheat and DC.
cepton--what We otter this week are special
drives In Tea and Toilet sets-1oods that arc
made In our own clty-Goods that arc known
by every whccllnsite Ms superior to any pro.
duccd by outside manuiacturers--GoodS that
have gained M cnv!Gblc cputa,!on-ToIlct
Sets handsomely decorated In odd, unique dc.
signs, We'll let SO this week Mt 8? IS a se,--Rc.
duced from 81 0os-rca sets-That Is, com.
rlese Tea Sets. neatly dccorAted--wc offer at
only IS 80, former price Is oo-Thtnk Of tit
Ladies', you'lc getting home made ware-Thc
Kind that sells here rcgula1ly---Not chcap
"e'ar'trap" goods called chiuawarc-0ur seal
Tor worth Is on every set-Moncy or no money,
come hete--we eel on ins,alments and give
you time 10 pay. s..s5li # , Va.
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The Washington, Baltimore, Philadel-
phia and New York mail due here on
the Baltimore 4 Ohio train No. 5 ut
12:45 p. m. yesterday was an hour late,
on account Of freight wreck near Pitts.
bnrgh. The Pittsburgh mail due at
1850 did not get in till eco. Both were
too late for the 1880 mail delivery, but
to accommodate the business portion Of
the city an extra trip was made by the
carriers, leaving the postollice at o:ls
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LOCAL. BREylTlEs.
Matters OF Minor Moment In and About
tho City, j.

Matters OF Minor Moment In and About
tho City.
OrrnA House. this ovcning-"The
Drummer BOY OF Shiloh" 'f
Arousr I4AuE, OF tho North Wheeling
pottery, cut his baud badly yesterday.
TIE work OF rc,ayipg sidewalks, by
order OF Inspector Rumble, goes nobly
on. H- sta ; go
:. TnE picnic by Zion's Lutheran Sun.
day School nj tho Park yesterday wns
largely attended aud exceedingly enjoy.
able.
VIII DAVIS, a heater IN the Standard
mill, residing In the Garden Spot. had
bis right urn severely burned on Tues.
day night.
GEORGE NRunAnD, OF Pittsburgh, who
Ia visiting his brother on Coul street,
fell down stairway yesterday and broxe
his right ley.
A MAN named Albinger had his foot
mashed at the Union bridge last even.
Ing. He was hauled 10 his home In the
patrol wagon. ~
AnArvLE for q gold watch for the bene.
lit OF tho widow Of J. Il. Mobley will DO
held in llandau's Hall on the South
aide Saturday night.
OsE deed OF trust and the certificate
of incorporation Of tho Star Building
Association were yesterday admitted 10
record by Clerk Hook.
! PAINTERS nre nj work putting coat oil
slate colortd pain. on tho Second Pres
bytclian church, much to the Improve.
,nent Of the appearance OF the church.
OFFICER He'll appreciates the patrol
wagon now. Last evening while tue
patrol wagon was buBy he bud TO drag q
drunk to the lookup from tho Second
wafd. I'D
An effort was made yesterday TO Gay
that Strawberries had sold as low as two
boxes for cents, but the printer made
1t two boxes fora quarter, which IS dii
ierent.
TIE patrol wagon hauled prisoner
| down from the Second warR market FOL
Officer Watson yesterday afternoon, OF
charges OF drunkenness and committin,
It filthy act in public.
A VERY good photograph OF the cit!
and county officials at The Decoratio.
| Day picnic out the creek, taken by Col
Thomas NJ. Darrah, Is displayed in thu
Offices ut the Pablo Building. r
| ROGER AsuroN, OF bridgeport, vii
read Il paper this evening before TIL
Ohio Institute OF Mining Engineers, nov
in session Mt MasaiIlon, on the subject
prevention OF accidents in Coal Mines.
TIE hearing OF Officer Hell beior,
Squire Pe.erman, on two charges OF us.
sault made by Miss McGumphrey
which was to have taken place yester
day forenoon, has been postponed unit
June 20.
TIE riverside Iron works has con
tracts for the delivery OF fifty miles Of BIZ
inch line for m Indiana Gas Syndicate
which is supplying several towns in tina
State with fuel. half OF the pipe ha
been delivered.
TIE work OF making m nrtiiicia
foundation for the Ohio shore abutmen
and of the new Back river bridge la
been begun, ind will be completed an,
the work Of laying stone begun mex
} week. The foundation is being made o
stone, gravel and cement.
THERE were three cases in the Polio,
Court yesterday. Ono drunk, arres!e'
by Frohme, paid 81 and COSTS; another
arrested by Cruce, went to the Hill, AM
vag was dismissed. The same vag wa
drunk in the Second ward in the after
noon, and all order was issued TO loci
him up again.
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HTlic Drummer Row.

Tho Opera House was again well Glled
last night to witness the rendition d
THE Drummer Boy Of Shiloh" for the
benefit Of Sheridan Post, @. 4. r,
Again everybody was enthusiastic in ex.
pressions Of approval. The reception
OF the piece hasRrown more hearty each
night, aAd the actors have also pro.
Creased 80 that now they acquit them.
selves like professionals. This is ca.
pecially true OF Mr.. Ed Hennig. His
impersonation Of young Confederate
officer 10 SO realistic as 10 evoke cordial
signs Of dislike from the women whose
sympathies are with the suffering boys
in blue, f-.3i III
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Sweeney 4 Son have put on nj lit
turn at their shops and are now working
the entire plant double turn. They are
very busy on steamboat and plate glass
machinery, with considerable amount
OF LEGAL Job work, including a thirty five.
ton fly wheel for the Whitaker mill.
Ibey cast q new squeezer curb for the
Top mill yesterday anu will ship a lot OF
steamboat machinery for Il Muskineum
river boat to-day.
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The towboat D. D. Wood, which hal
Deen at work assisting in the raising O.
the steel in tho river below tho Unior
bridge, backed against the ierryboat CIi,
max, which was running Mt good speed
yesterday morning. The Climax wa,
severely shaken, but no. damaged. The
Wood was less fortunate, and had hel
wheel demolished, disabling her. She
located down the river aud lo3sed
against the east side OF tho Island. =
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HARRY SLYBVlD ARRESTED.
lie IL Apr ehended In Kansas and VIII b
#..- ~ ltrouyht Tiara d..

lie Is Apr ehenied In Kansns and VIII hc
Thought Here.
1t was learned last eveningthat Harry
seybold had been arrested In Kansas al
fugitive from Justice, and the authori.
Ties here being notified, Sheriff Steen.
rod left for Kansas to bring him here.
The story Of young Seybold's embezzle.
ment Of largo sum Of money from the
Bank Of Wheeling is still fresh In the
mind Of the local public, but has not
lately been much heard Of, and the bal
bond having been forfeited, 1t was gen
orally supposed that tho matter was I
thing OF tho past, The intelligence o
his arrest will revive the interest in til,
case, md renew the talk which was Ri,
ut the time Of the crime and arrest.
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goo a.-r,s.
: Tho Mother Keeps tho Child.

Additional evidence was heard by
Judge PAUL. yesterday In the hoJcas cor.
pus proceeding OF Casarie, the Indiapj.
an. who desired to recover the custody
OF his two.year.old child from his wife
An attempt was made to prove that Mrs
Casarlr, the mo.Eer. wss not Of tit char.
aoter to have tho custody Of au irfant.
Evidences Of iumiliarities taken with her
by men was produced, but on cross,cx.
animation her attorney, Col. White, de-
veloped that this was but an attempt by
IN intoxicated man to kiss her, which
she resented. Nothing throwing doubt
on her virtue was shown, and the court
awarded her the custody Of the baby,
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WHEELING WINS.
Akron was Never In It from the Start Other
Games. -'I

Games.
! Sawyer was little wild yesterday,
Pap Lytle was somewhat careless be.
hind the bat, and as consequence Akron
scored three runs they ought not 10
have had. An error was credited 10
Osborne, which was the mnil Of n long
fly In tho seventh inning. Osborne got
his hands on It, but tho long run he had
for Il makes the error excasable. Akron
only got three hits OH Sawyer In the
seven innings played, rain coming down
In the beginning Of the eighth and stop.
ping further playing. II Sawyer Ind
more control OF tho ball his pitching
you'd BIZ more effective. Ue bit two
men yesterday, nearly paralyzing ono Of
them. The visitors arc excellent iielders
and bard batters, but Wheeling yester.
day hit Just n shade stronger. The same
clubs play this afternoon. llobrecht
Wheeling's old left fielder, was Boundly
oheered when he came to bat. liis
fielding and hitting were excellent. Fol
lowing Is tho detailed score Of ycster
days game:
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The granary and wagon shed OF Mr.
John A. Bond, near Aiorristown, owe,
the river, was struck by lightning on
Wednesday night and burned to the
ground, together with large quantity
OF wheat, hay, oats, meat, wsgons. etc.
His loss is about $1,000, and the insur.
ance only $500. Mr.. Bond is one Of
Belmont county's best citizens, and las
the sympathy OF his many friends.
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Robbed IIts Parents.

Tim Brannon, who lives OH McCol-
loch street in the South End, com.
planned 10 Chief Delbrugge last night
that his son, Teddy Brannon, had stolen
a sum Of money from his parents,
broken open the door, broken up the
furniture, etc. He wanted him arrested
before he could get back to the house
and DO moro damage. Word was sent
to the South Side officers to pick Teddy
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COLUMBUS, Ono, June 1.-THE nifty
citizens invited by Mayor HGslo to meet
in Conference With view OF uggestinl
some plan for settling the street railway
strike, met at 10 a. IN. this morning. :,
The company directors claim i: il i'm
possible to operate tue road with the
protection afforded them, and the indi
cations are that no cars will be started
to-day.
The conference, by an almost uuani
NOUS vote, passed . reaolution favorin,
arbitration, and appointed committed
OF five to deliver it 10 the directors OF tht
company this afternoon.
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a Handsome Set of Flupu.

Messts. Ewing Bros. display in their
window benn,iiul set OF silk colors
which have been sent by Mrs. r. B.
Ferris, Of New York, to the Terminal
Railroad Company for the first engine
on that road, which was named "Alarie
Louise" in her honor. The flags arc
really beautiful, fine enough ior n yacht,
and will deck out the engine handsome.
ly. One of them is black and orange.
that being the color adapted by lie
company rs "bridce colorq," and it is
probable those picturesque colors wifi
be worn by bridge employees and officials
on State occasions. s,'s 4
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IF yon cannot see and need spectacles
Jou should call on US and huye your Eyes
tested without charge. We have ilio
;lncst Instruments and more experience
than any other Optician In the State,
aud guarantee satisfaction or money re.
'unded. JACOB ". CRUDE,
!ewc:er and Cptician,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets.
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m, ~, U'cr TITO KiVcr.
me Wheeling Creek miners were ran.
Getea lale Yesterday afternoon by a
ssilght wreck on their side tracks. 40
u. y W. yard engine, while SWITCHING
cars, got coal car off tho track, and he.
lofe II could be stopped it turned over
and across the track. shutting empty
cars fronthe mine until this morninr
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John B. Gavin, who recently sold his
house and store room to the Terminal
Hallway Company, has commenced on Il
new tnrce.story prcssed.brick.front
house on Eotr street, near Twenty
eighth. The first story is np.and the
building promises 10 present a very good
appearance.
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Italians Licensed To yveI

Clerk Hook yesterday issued mar.
riage license to two natives OF sunny
Italy, both now members of the pop,;.
lous Italian colony OF this city, The
parties are Rocco Paladiua, aged q years,
and Fclomcna D'sonti, pyed 81.
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The wreckedspecial car Yves. Virginia,
mounted on its own trucks, was sent to
baltimore Tor repairs yesterday. Not an
axle or wheel was damaged in the least,
and there are hopes that the old car can
be rebuilt without losing great deal OF
the material.
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George Z. Shook and J. l.. stroehlinc.
Tho Directors elected Thomas Prince
President, and Il. L. Hall Secretary.
This company has lease Of about 900
acrea on tho West Virginia side OF tie
river, not fur above Belmont, and will
begin tho work OF development at once.
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Tho Puhlfu schno, 1Jonor..

The papers OF tho graduating class o
the public schools were examined yester
day, and it was found that the fra
honors OF the class would have to be di
ylded between Miss Mabel Hanes, O.
Washington school, ard Miss Eva Phil.
Ups, OF Madison school. The second
honor was awarded to Miss Mamie John.
son, Of Washington school. ~ :. u.
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TnAlnr.WrIylt.

Mr.. Charles L. Taylor. OF Monongahela
City, and Miss Maggie T. Wright, ofthis
city, were married yesterday afternoon
ut the home OF the BRIDES parents in
the Sixth ward, nev. DR.. ]. 7. Mcclure,
OF the U. p. church, officiating. The
heartiest good wishes Of Mrs. Taylo,'s
many Wheeling friends will follow her
to her new home.
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doubtless the largest stone in Wheeling.
It Is planet atone, rs amooti, as Il floor,
fifteen feet long, ten fect wide and ak
inches thick, and weighs over seven
tons. A large force OF men was engaged
in laying the stone yesterday. Tho CON.
pany eau furnish stones as large rs II by
% feet. -..-N-
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The Annual County Levy.

The Board OF County Commissioners
Finance Committee met last night anG
laid tho annual levy. us iollows; Gen
e'al county fund, 30 cents on the SlC(
valuation; road levy in the country dis
districts, 25 cents. This levy will, it Is
estimated, produce revenue Just soc
in excess OF the estimated expenses 10,
the year.
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Fine Eating for tho 4. AS Picnic

S. $. Marvin 4 Co. take pleasure in
announcing that they contributed to the
Amalgamated Association picnic, 800
!oaves OF their Jubilee Tread, 25O pounds
Drummers' Lunch biscuit and 730
pounds Of Big Four ginger.cake. Those
who did not attend the picnic will find
these elegant goods for sale by ali
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Hello, You Bicycle Isidersl

We received last week twenty-five
more Victor Safeties, and are nearly up
with our orders. We can furnish the
King OF safeties now on short order, as
we have twenty-five more on the road.
For the next ten days We will sell all
the makes of Wheels we have in stock
excepting Victors) at very low prices.
Write or call on us. %
EDw, L, ROSE 4 Co.
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Picnic Grounds.

Cresap's Old Grove-twenty miles
down the river-is the most desirable
for picnic parties. Cheap excursion
rates will be made. Dates and rates can
be obtained on application to ]. G. Tom.
iinson, agent Ohio River Railroad Com.
pany, Wheeling. w. Va. E.ll =
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L. S. Coon sollsdry goods the cheia,peat.

The following druggists outside Of
Wheeling are agents for Chamberlain i
celebrated! remedies: G. B.. Carney.
,Fairmont; L. 7. Wells, Clarksburg; T.
!. Richardson, New Martinsville; Grant
q jackson, Grafton; A. H. Burley, Cam.
eron; J. N. Tatticb, Mannipgton. pAw
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STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL for the benefit
o. St. Psul's Chapel, at Elm Grove Town
hail, Friday, June 10. Supper at 6
O'Clock. Admission 10 cents, supper o5
cents. All are invited, = q .
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a Big Stone,

~. Burk, Of Washington, Pa, agent
Of tho Clarkfield Stone Company, OF
wellington, Ohio, is putting down on
the sidewalk in front OF Fishers foup-
dry Office, on Market street, what Ia
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Another on company orrnn,,,,,.

! The stockholders Of the Thomas Prince
VI! Company met yesterday afternoon
at the office OF R. L. Hall and organized
ny electing as Directors Messrs. Thomas
rrrlnce, John T. Gilchrist, E. O. Myers,
W, +. Anderson, George Eckart, IT.,
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4 EieasinEs sense

VI health and strength renewed and o.
ease and comfort follows the use o.
syrup OF Figs, as it acts in harmony with
natare 10 eiectually cleanse the system
when cost!ve or bilious. For sale in SOC
aud II % bottles by al! leading druggis,s.
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Entfst.f{ }.y .Ysn}uttSv

SAN FnANclsco, June Michat
Von!in, 4 soap maker, shot and it is be.
lleved MORALLY wounded his wife, Mary
yesterday. Jealousy is supposed 10 be
the cause. Conlin surrendered to the
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Weather lu,iicnfiOna.

WAsHISoToS, D. c., June 12.-For
West Virginia, Western Pennsylvania
aud Ohio, fair weather, slightly cooler,
except stationary temperature; in Ohio,
variable winds.
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WEpay cash for our goods. Comeand
sec the Inducements We can offer you in
Watches, Diamonds and all kinds OF
Jewelry. WHEAT & HAScnrp "
MwAF zs- t.,;: 1881 Market street.
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liz League Games,

Chicago, lG; Pittsburgh, 8. (N.L)
Cincinnati, s; Cleveland, O.. IN. ~
Louisville, |; Toledo, 0. (Asso.)
Cleveland O.; Chicago, II. (P. ~
Columbus, 10; St. Louis, 6. (Asso. J
brooklyn, II: New York, 6. IN. l.. J
New York, Z; Brooklyn, s. (p. L.)
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WE are Sole Agents for the J. ].
Badollet& Co.'s Geneva Watches. Those
desiring fine movement should emma
and sec us. WHEAT & HANcnER, "
1881 Market STRAIT
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Go TO Mike Hearne's, No. 20 Six.
teen!h street, for Gibson & Dougherty's
Old Rye Whisky,
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DYsrEpsIA's victims are numbered by
thousauds. So are those who baye been
restored TO health by Hoods Sareapa.
rilla. 4
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FOR comfort md durability, wear our
celebrated e5c fast back and coiorcd
Half Hose. G. HESS 4 SONS.
1894 and 1894 Market Street.
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FROM THE RIVER,

ptrTsnuGGM. Pa, June l2.-Rivcr 3 feet md
all. ny cloudy md cool, IVY "nu
1 WAEEEN. Pa. Juno la.-Ryrer q fnc, nm, ,,s.
ng: warm: heavy rairs j., e' "NA : %
and stationary: cloudy, 's ' = 'ee'
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"e' D. Gundllng & Co-Clohlng.
2IEIE.
STAR CLOTHING STORE /!
D. Gundllng & Co.-Cloihlng.
''THEU
Are You Going Away I?

Whether you 60 away or stay at home we've every
thing you require during the summer to keep you
cool and comfortable. We've also many things you don't
really need but they all help make you look ashiona
bic and stylish and tend to make you enjoy yourscl!
more thoroughly.
Hot weather Clothing such as Alpaca, Mohair, Seer
sucker Pongco Silk etc. at prices low enough to keep
you from going in your shirt sleeves.
Wcare selling great quantities Of Outing Suits, Sum-
mer Underwear and fancy vests in our FuRNlsSc De
rARrMExr and no wonder. You'll not find such all as
sortment in Wheeling. OF course prices little
the lowest. "