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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-09-02
TIE CIRCUIT COURT OPENS.
Tho Grand Jury VIII Not 10 Dom for
. . srt,,.. IN.S.

Tho Grand Jury VIII Not 10 Done for
Three Days.
Tho Circuit Court opened yesterday
forenoon the regular September term.
II was ordered that the grand jury DO
impaneled and all criminal business
heard in Part II, Judge PAUL. on the
bench. The grand jury was sworn and
charged by Judge PAUL, among tho
matters called to It's attention being the
violation OF the election laws, rs pro.
vided by the act Of tho last Legislature.
There are nearly 200 witnesses to be ex.
amined by the grand jury, and only
about hall OF them were summoned for
yesterday, and all OF these were not ex.
nmined. 1t was predicted yesterday that
the jury would not be able 10 report be.
fore Wednesday.
There Is All unusual number Of ielo.
MES and ~larcenies OF less degree to be
heard from. but II Unexpected that the
number OF other misdemeanor present,
ments will DO unusually email. The
Dora ,uamlin diamond robbery, the
Fifth ward alleged child murder, Robert
McElroy, charged with grand larceny
and other olfensea, the case Of the mar
charged with stealing d. Il. Brooks'
horse, and tho Elm Grove shooting cast
are amoug the moat interesting OF thu
matters on the docket.
Tho Red Letter Tobacco Company
watch presentation scheme Is to DO In
Quired into, to see whether tho com
plny is indic,able for operatinga LOTTERY
or game OF chance. An alleged agent o
the "Ohio Society for the Suppression o
Lotteries" or some such law and iorde
concern, came here and worked up tn
case, employing a leading lawyer t
prosecute. II IS understood the com
pany ia already under indictment q
1 Cincinnati for the aame thing. 1t is be
loved by the company that rival 10
baeco makers form tho an~ti.lottery 30
ciety. :.
It was directed that tho docket b
called in Part II at $3.50 a. m. on Thurs
day and in Part l at | p. H.. the SAINT
day. Thirty pstit Jurors were ordered
to lie dawn aud hummonad for eact
side, to serve Oh and after next Monday
In tho case Of the Wheeling Bridg,
and Terminal hallway Company vs. tn,
Camden Consolidated Oil Company, t
condemn lands OF the defendant OF
Nineteenth street, a motion was mad,
in Part l for commissioners to fix TIT
value.
In the case OF the Peabody Insurance
Company vs.. William Conard, notice
was given of a motion for Judgment Oh
n forthcoming bond. -
Both sides Of the court will NEE
again to-day. =.
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MIR. LANGt'S HOUSE

20 be Built According to Plnns-The
S,i;cet Committee of Council Acts.
The CouIc;l Committee on Streets,
Alleys and Grades msi yesterday alter
ICON to take action with regard to the
order issued by the Board OF Public
Works stopping work on F. H. Langs's
new house at thercorner Of EoG and
Fourteenth streets, because it has a bay
window which extends over the pave.
ment about three feet.
Colonel Robert White was at the meet
ing and advised that the work could not
be stopped, and it seemed the sense of
the committee not to atop it anyway.
The objection that had been made to tie
style OF the building was withdrawn and
the committee recommended to Council
that Mr.. LANCE be granted a permit to
continue the work.
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ABOu'T PEOPLE.


Strangers In tho City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad. '..
MI, /. S. Good has returned from hi
Eastern business trip.
W. F. Stanley, OF Weston, and E. E,
Price, OF Grafton, arc OF tho Mcclure
house.
Naval Cadets Scott and Doddridge are
at home from Annapolis on leave Of alb
sence. 4f
Mr.. o. NJ. Greenbank, OF The Monroe
Ga:eite, at Woodafeld, o., was in Wheel.
ing yesterday.
Messrs. IL. II. Dawson, Of Richie
county, and Dan ". Boss, OF Belmont
we're in the city yesterday '
Mrs. G. W. Conner and daughters.
Misses Alma and Laura, have returned
from Mountain Lake Park.
MI. A. G. Schneider and vile have re.
turned from n ten days trip to New
York, Philadelphia and Washington.
Assistant City Clerk William Fee left
yesterday to spend the remainder OF the
week among friends in Belmont county,
Ohio. -
Mr.. Florence Lawrence and Misses
Lille Adams and Maggie Dorm, OF Pitts
burgh, who have been visiting Mics
Maggie Magee, Of North Eolf street, re-
turned home yesterday.
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ROUTINE BUSINESS ONLY
transacted n. the Meeting OF tho County

transacted at tho Meeting OF tho County
YEA Commissioners Yesterday. :.
All the members Of the Board oil
County Commissioners were present at
yesterdays meeting. Tho Committee
on Court House and Jail recommended
the payment Of bills ~aggregating $500. %,
among these being $40 for commitments
for the last quarter. Tho Finance Com
mittce presented bills for sos 20, and
tho Poor House anl Farm Committee
SSSS Of. The Road and Bridge Commit.
tee handed In bills for $9Gl 10. This
COMMITTEES recommended tho acceptance
Of Mr.. NJ. Murphy's offer to straighter
Peters run through his farm SO us to pre-
vent overflow, for $3.50, which was done
The Telephone Company was requested
10 put ground wires to all poles on the
county roads. The County Court o.
Marshall county was asked 10 confeI
| with a committee from this Board in 70
lation TO the apportionment OF tolls.
On report oil the special committee up
pointed some time ago. II was ORDERED
that n pile driver be bought for use OF
county roads, at q cost not to exceel
500.
A petition from John ]. jacob ant
others to have private uat,s remoyet
from n certain road on Short creek, wa!
referred.
The Town Council OF Elm Grove mott
fed tho Board that 1t was ready to tax,
care OF the roads In the corporate limit
OF hat town, aud asked that the loca
levy be turned over. This was referred
to the Finance Committee, tho Prose
cutting Attorney and County Engineer
A petition asking that the stock Inv
be submitted to q vote OF the people O
Liberty district was granted.
The license granted 10 George Bake
to sell liquor in Fulton was ~transferre,
to his widow, be being dead.
Tho bill OF J.. s. Muldoon for a marbl
counter 10 the Sheri1's Office, $50 &C
was, after some discussion, ordered paid
The application Of William A. Stam]
for q certificate which would enable hin
to apply for license to practice law, wa
granted.
Messrs. Cruise, McColloch, Mckinley
Tyler and Fritz were named as viewer
to examine and report as to the propric
ty Of closing the Kelly and Carter road.
The report Of County Engineer Smi,l
on the lines between Madison an,
Washington and Webster and .Ritchi
districts was re.referred for fuller data.
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TIE COMING "GtEMAN DAY.
Tho Arrangements Point to II 1IngniiIcont

Tho Arrangements Point to 5IngniIcont
Success.
The latest accession to the ranks OF
the German societies who will Join in
celebrating October G as German Day"
in Wheeling 10 the Arion society.
There are now fourteen societies on the
list. At l:30 this evening the Executive
Committee will hold a business meet
ing. This committee consists OF Mayor
Seabright, Capt. Aug. Roll, L. 9. Stifel,
II. Bieberson, F. Schenck, IT,. a. Rey.
mann, G. Horstmann, G. I9eckler, IT,,
II. Beu, A. Pollack, F. Riester, JIG.
Holman, IT,, NJ. Stein, Jacob Nunge
and L. Colmar, il.
The programme for the day consists
Of q parade at 0 o'clock in The forenoon,
n picnic in the afternoon and torch
light parade and fireworks at night. In
the afternoon there will be English and
German addresses and sports.
The committeeman and others inter.
ested are very enthusiastic, and Ms they
never do things by halves, it may be
confidently expected hat German Day
will be c~sedi.abiy celebrated.
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THE CITY CREMATJKY
In Need of Immeain,S H.pG'rs.-Tl.e Health
Committee acts.


In Need Of Immeatntr H.pI'rs.-Tl:e Health
Committee Acts.
The Council Committee on Health
held a meeting last night for the purpose
Of making arrangements for repairing
the crematory. When the furnace was
repaired last year tho front part was
practically rebuilt, but the rear portion
wnsi left untouched. Yesterday morning.
a butterfly valve in the base OF the p,acS'
which furnishes artificial draft burned
out leaving the furnace in an almost use.
leas condition. At last nights meeting,
Keeper Serig was ordered to have tho
break repaired at once, aud was instruct.
cd to see Cox & Morrison last night 80
they could 90 to work this morning.
The committee hopes to have the fur.
mace in operation tomorrow or next day.
The committee also recommended the
payment Of a hill Of S4S Of Assistant
Health Officer Ryan, md a bill OF S. for
scrapers and tools for the c~re,natory.
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Space will not permit lis 10 mentions
only n few Of our prices.
Don't fail to inspect our stock during
this sale. Compare our prices with 9th.
ers. Wodon not fear the result.
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Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to
record transfers OF real estate as folio VS.
August 90, by the heirs of William
Carney, deceased, TO Bridget Byrne, for
Saaee5, the south half Of lot IS on the east
side Of Woods street, in B. NJ. Eon's
Pasture Field" addition,
August %, by William ]. Hutcheson
and wife to Costena Reinacher. for 81, 900,
lot ! Of Lewis Lunsford's addition to
Leatherwood.
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Remember We are still selling

Twenty pounds Light Brown sugar.~..-..s1 &C
sIxtcen pounds Standard A sugar..~.... l 90
Fifteen pounds Standard. Granulatcd Sugar / 90
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.#.#.H
!. Fl: Holcomb and wife, OF Belcher.
VILE, Te1aa, have celebrated their fifty.
iilih wedding anniversary, and are still
pale and hearty. Tho secret OF their
long lille and good health is that thew
correct any slight ailment promptly, and
in that way avoid serious sickness. Like
most every n else. they are more ire.
quently troubled with constipation than
any other physical disorder. To correct
this they take 81. Patsick's Pills In nref.
ereuce to any other, because, as Ifr.
Holcomb says, They are mild pill
and, besides, keep the whole system in
good order. We prize them very high.
~" For sale by W. W. Irwin, Chas. R.
Goeiza, John Klari, q. schnepf and W.
Z. Williams. paw
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MARTINS FERRY.
Church and School ninttcrs-pcrsonal nnd
Gsueral Gossip.

ShAAGh hua oShouh
Gsncrul Gossip. =
The stores no longer cloIo al Up. N.
Miss Emily warwood has returned home.
Work WAS resumed al tho El,on Glass Works
yesterday. F
Mn. D. II. soudc,s Is visiting her sister In
Pittsburgh. '
Geor!e Hall who has been.qultc sick, Is able to
be out again.
arc nearly completed.
Mr.. Alfred Lccch has moved Into his new resi-
dcnco on South Second street.
Robert Dlackford will have charged tho \. N.
T. a. until u Secretary Is elected.
Mrs. John Reed, OF Broadway, has returned
ffom q pleasant Wilt to Michigan.
DE-. and, Mis-. ". u s%huttleworth and George
lpglebrisht are visiting friends NJ CiarksburH.
Mr.. Charles sclby, who Is working at East
here.
MI" Hannah Dltd and MI. Anna Carmichael
returned yesterday from The Hollow Rock camp
Mrs. Margaret Henderson and family, who
Grounds, arc At home.
Every manufacturing establishment Ia Mar.
tlns ferfy, Is running. aud tho outlook Tor lac
iall aud winler Is very bright.
MT. James Flndley leaves for Jefferson county
county 10 morrow, where he has u contract fer
building seven stone bridges, ~
Mr.. Julius Jacobs. who recently sold his store
TO Hiarbefger, l. lIooin, will 20 10 Iowa this
week, where he will 20 into business.
Quite number OF people Will attend the ST.
Clairnville lair this week. Tho Martins Ferry
anu beiiatre ball clubs viii play there.
MI. Walter Talbot, Of B4rnesylllc, who Is one
ihe hepuollcan aspiraus for the nomination for
Probate JudSe, wss I'd Martins Ferry yesterday.
Many Martins Ferry people now go to Wheel
Ing Via bridgeport on account OF the street cal
sitiEe. aud fewer people 20 than before the
Howard Iflpkins. OF this city, and Rtcharl
Ryan. Of the Island, viii leave On THURSDAY fol
Charleston, W. Va, making the trip Oh Incl,
wheels.
Rev. Father S. 9. Mattingly, who has been c1n
fined TO his room for several weeks, 1, GONZALES
cent: During his illness the pulpit has beer
hi'cd by Key. Father Powers. Of Columbus.
The firm Of f.aiz & Schcehle. grocers, has beer
dissolved, MI, Lotz retiring. The latter gentle
man mas purchased the grocery OF Mr. ". II
schaeNer. on Fourth hlrect, aud will 60 Into
business for himself.
School opened In the Central building ycs,cr
day, with a largo attendance, and everything
started OIL smO0thly. Sixty i've nuptls arc en-
rolled In the High School. M increase OF twenty
school Will commence In the north building
this morning end In the south building mex
I tbhAa1
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Toas, Coffees, SpIces, Etc.
Atlantic Tea
co.
Tea Importers Collect oasters.

III. u. ..--.
viii for the neg. twenty days, be.
ginning Saturday, August D, sell Tea
Sr,s, Dinner Sets, Toilet seta, Library
Lamps, Stand Lamps, Vaces, Blsaue
Figures, &C., at prices heretofore un-
heard OF. Remember thesearo new and
stylish gondu, not old odds and ends
usually Offered by parties advertising
reductions In prices. We never allow
goods 10 sccumnlatc on our hands II low
pricts will move them. This Is a new
feature in our business, and as We have
been for many years the acknowledged
leader in overy line We handle, so we
are determined 10 lead In this at the
very beginning. We have never recog.
nissd any competition. Our facilities
for buying goods in large quantities
from first hands, always for cash, en-
able us to sell ut prices that strike ter.
ror 10 the old iogy merchants. We are
always busy. No dull season. Our
price, keep tho steady flow Of trade I'm.
interrupted the year round.
Here nte a few Of cur prices:
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Yesterday morning Mr.. Theodore
Klieves, Of klieves, Kraft & Co., was
stricken with paralysis while sitting in
the company's office. Mr.. Klieyes has
had seversl very mild attacks OF paraly.
sig, but was feeling very well yesterday
morning when he went to the office. He
was sitting quietly in n chair when in an
instant,he lost his speech and became un.
able TO move the limbs on his left side,
He was carried 10 his home on Chapliue
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Tho McSuIty CUmppur,

The Grand contained a good audience
last night. Considering that this was
the first presentation OF the play andth
frat time the company appeared to.
ge!her, the performance was well done.
Mr.. Douglass is n fine actor, and the
others Of the company we're good. The
play will be better every evening, and
Mr.. Douglass new comedy drama Is sure
to be q great SUCCESS. They appear again
this evening. Seats are Oh sale at Weir's.
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Tho Elm GroYa Grnda,

Gov. Fleming, State Superintendent
Of Free schoolD Morgan and Auditor P.
+. Dudey met the directorD Of the Elm
Grove Railroad at the Hotel Wlndsor
yesterday, and afterward went out to the
disputed grade on the line Of the road
on the National road in Fulton. After
comforting, action vas deferred until
other members OF ths Board Of Public
Works could be present with the Board,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-09-02

Clerk Hook yesterday issued mar.
riage licenses to the following named
PARTIES:
George E. Strait, aged 81, and Emma
Hanny. aged 81, both natives and resi-.
dents Of Allegheny City.
Calvin Boring, aged SIS, a native Of
jackson, Jackson county, Ohio, and
resident Of Benwood, and Katie Maria
Fox, aged 81, q native and resident oil
Wheeling.
Charles F. Taylor, aged 25, a native
OF Mason county, W. Va, and resident
Of Pomeroy, Ohio, and Miss Mary
Swartz,. aged 90, a native OF Martins
Ferry, O., and resident Of Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-09-02

Homo seekers' Excursion via the Il. s o,
Tuesday, September 0, the Ralti,
more ( Ohio Company will sell excur'
sion tickets from Wheeling to Kansas,
Nebraska, Colorado, Missouri, Iowa,
Minnesota, New Mexico and Southern
points. at one fare fe. the round trip.
For particulars call on agents OF the Bal.
timore ( Ohio.
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A full line Of Scrges, Drape pEtcs
ind Cieyiots, just suited for the hot
weather, which will be made up first
class Ut reasonable prices.
In St0ck-A large line Of 0versizes In
French Flannei Shirts, neck 90, body
50. Tor comfort and durability, wear
our celebrated fast black and cOlored
hose. c. HESS & SONS,
1921 s. 1923 Market Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-09-02

Tng Belmont County Fair will be held
at St. Clairsville, Ohio, September 9, 8
and It'll. Fine stock show, beautiful
grounds, one.hali milo track. Band
tournament Wednesday. Trotting and
pacing races Wednesday and ThuIsday.
Gen. W. II. Gibson will speak on agri.
culture on Thursday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-09-02

The Plumbers Union of Wheeling
held a regular meeting last evening, at
which alter due consideration OF the
situation and Of the action OF the other
unions composing the Building Trades
Council, the pending strike was formally
declared of.
1t was reported last evening that DIR.
Brooks had discharged all his non.union
bricklayera.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-09-02

The September term OF the U. S. Cir
emit ard District Courts opened here ii
10 a. m. yesterday. Judge Jackson was
not here, nor was either OF the clerks
In fact, the whole court was represented
by U. s. Marshal White. who formally
declared the courts open and then a:
formally declared them adjourned unit.
September s,
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A kyng OF 49, ION each pattern. Positively the cpatct vauc and beat opporuntye ever
oGItd Is bya Fine Dreaa al the coSoi a very inferior quality. r.
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Harvest Excursion tickets to land and
business centers in the West, Northwest,
South and Southwest, will be sold at one
fare for round trip via the Pennsylvania
Llnes West OF Pittsburgh on September
8 and %, and October II. For complete
information apply to nearest ticket OF
passenger agent. Tu4s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-09-02

Yesterday some boys playing about q
North Wheeling house where Hunga.
rian workmen board, found q dynamite
cartridge nearly a foot long, and were
pounding it in a reckless, way, when
Officer Terrill took it from them and
took it to the City Building, where it
was left.
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The Wheeling Athletic Association
opened its fall campaign ut its quarters
over the Public Library last night, with
MIR. Jacob Loos as instructor. The
membership was we'll represented at the
iitst session, and al! are keen for 4 aea.
son OF active work.
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OF health and strength renewed and Of
ease end pomiort follows tho use OF
Syrup Of Figs, as it ACTS ip harmony with
nature 10 eiiectually cleanse the 1ysteu
when costivo or bilious. For pale in 5bc
and 81 90 bottles by allleading druggists,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-09-02

IL You cannot SEQ and need spectacles
you should call on us aud hare your Eyes
tested without charge. We have The
finest Instruments and more experience
tliun any other Upticlan In the State,
md guarantee satisfaction VI money re.
funded. JACOB ". GRUBB,
Jewelcr and Optician,
Cor. Twelfth ard Market Streets.
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WASHINGTON, D. G., Sept. l.-For
Western Pennsylvania, fair, followed by
light local showers; warmer winds, be.
coming southerly.
For Ohio and West Virginia, fair, fol.
lowed By localahowers in Ohio; warm.
er, southeasterly winds.
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DIED.

HENSlfAW-on August %, at svraeuse. n. Y
oil cancer, GEORGE ". HgSsHAW, aged 70
years Mr. Hehshaw's vito was Miss SailIe,
c9ushter oil Col. Norton MciIdlp, formerly
oil Washington. Pa. The remains were In.
telred In the Washington cemetery on sa,ur-
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To the Ladies'.
THE
WHEELING INSTALMENT CA,
113G to l140 Market 81.

Our receiving department Is taxed,o
It's utmost-ThouSh wo have douLloI
our forco wo are yet unable to tpc,ira
goods MS quickly rs they arive-W, ,,a
up to Jul heads In stock-Sucb n ,,o
mendous line OF fine and medium ponI,
for our fall opening has never bpS"
brought 10 this cl,y-NOr has II ever hssn
our pleasure to display q moro rompls,a
stylish and desirable line OF goods as,b,t
wen display n! orr opening Monday
next, September Ssh-our w~asehop,s,
arc completely iammed-Wecanno, com,
mand with their walls another fop,,,
inch OF space-Goods OF every desc,in,
ton are piled mountains high md every
day brings n large increase to our alte,ly
very extensive stock-The magnitude y,
our Fall Stock cannot be pictured. VA
have more goods at present IL our wo,o,
houses than would stock Six such s,o,.,
as Observation-Disclosures arc pilipp in
goods on US at such q lively rate ,hot wa
must have more room-We must m0lss
room-.We must have m outlet for Tia
oyer.plus Of s,ock-We're after room ,I 10
display our grand array Of Fall GoGa",
and cost what II will We must have H.
These goods that are wedged in our ws,.,
houses must DO placed in ourstoro soams
by next Monday-To obtain the desired
space We must get rid OF the prpscn,
stock at our stores-Wc mnst sell md
sell rapidly. Only n week rcmaingt Ia
clear away our present stock-Only ons
week to make our Fall Opening what va
guarantee It to DO the largest and grand.
! est in the city.
WHEELING INSTALMENT co.
Ityou would tako advantage OF necp..
Hlty-1t you ara interested in bayipy
goods away below regular prices, you'll
not fail to put in au appearance at our
stores this week-lfyou enjoy prac,icing
economy, this is the place for exercise
Goods that you cannot buy regularly
even here where goods are al ways cheanl
/ will sell this week for one.ha!f their real
value. Wen make no exception in thi,
sale-Nothing is exempt from this bispc.
: ton Of pricea-We have cut prices in
twain and they'll remain Mt that STANDARD
for this week only-We don't make ,his
reduction voluntarily; we're compelled
to do it. We must have room-We have
no option, but sell the goods riph, of
our floors for what they'll bring this
week-Our loss is your gaiu-WeW seIl
goods at cost, yes, less than cost, and
make money-A big claim, but We can
prove it'll pay us better TO sell goods
at ridiculously low prices for one week
than to pay heavy rtorage rates to rail.
road comprehensive look at it in A bus.
iness sense-Look at our argument in
the same light! You can't fail to coin.
eide with us-For this week only prices
will be absurdly low-We place the on.
portunity within your reach, it rests with
you to take advantage Of it--Be alert this
week! core, and come early.
WHEELING INSTALMENT co,
Do not fail to attend our Grand Fall
Opening, Monday, September SEh.
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OYSTERS! OYSTERS.
No Advance,

Remember, l open the regular oyster
season to-day at thirty.fye cents per
quart. ". o. MCClusEEY.
Depot. under Mcclure House,