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INSTANTLY KILLED.
An Austrian Funnel Worker Crushed into
nShnpeless a;nss Yesterday.

AShnptless aihas Yesterday.
Nicholas Veibanitz, an Austrian EN-.
ployed on the work in the south end Of
the Cbaplipe hill tunnel, was crushed 10
death yesterday morning at an early
hour by a huge mass Of stone falling
upon him from the roof OF the tunnel.
Yerbanitz waa Just going TO his days
work when the accident occurred. A
few minutes before the shit OF men
which was Just leaving the tunnel had
exploded a heavy blast. A colored man
was placed at the mouth Of the hole 10
warn the other force not to enter for @
while. Nerbone was the frs! workman
10 arrive, and he paid no attention to
the remonstrance OF the sentinel,
whether because he did not understand
or did not believe there was danger in
entering the hole Is not known.
He bad gotten a short distance from
the heading when the roof gavs way, q
mGss Of stone having been loosened by
the conclusion. 1t covered him, and
when taken out his remains scarcely re.
sembled a human being, they were 80
mangled and crushed.
His body was taken to Mendel's IN.
d~ertaking rooms and prepared for burial.
Coroner schultzs examined the corpse
and Issued q certificate in accordance
with the facts.
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LOCAL BREvlTIES.
Matters OF Minor Moment In and About
the City.

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Matters OF Minor Moment In and About
the City.
MATINEE at the Grand to-day.
TIE GRAND this evening-Gray and
Stevens.
JUSTICE DAVIS yesterday fined Martha
Norris 81 and costs for p~rofaae swearing.
The Ladies' Aid Society, Of Benwood,
will give a social in the NJ. Z. Church at
that place tonight.
TIE South Side Athletic Club opened
the seasons festivities with an enjoyable
ball in Wes.wood's hall last night.
A YOUNG man named Newberg had
two iugors taken oil in the machinery
at the Riverside iron works yesterday.
STEVENS & GRAY packed the Grand
last night, and the prospects are that the
matinee this afternoon will bs the big.
gest on record.
THE Creacent mill shipped two cars Of
sheet steel over the Terminal Railway
yesterday. This is the first limo a car
was ever loaded at the works.
THE funeral OF Mr.. Albert Il. Taylor,
who was SO horribly killed OF the Ohio
River railroad Thursday, will take place
from the home OF his parents, No. 80
Fifteenth street, at . p. N. to-day.
EXCLUSION tickets, local and through
tickets, one and two thousand mile
books, steamship tickets. Baggage call
ed for in any part OF city. b. & O., p,
c. & st. L., 0. R., G., L. < W. railroads.
Union railroad office, 1900 Market street.
John ". Bailie, Agent.
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MARTINS FERRY,


Happenings Of Day In a busy Town-Ssws
Notes and Personals.
George Wagner l, building q house on II!ck.
DRY strcei.
Mrs. William Mcwilllams is visiting friends
at ClariDgtOn.
Mrs. Addison Frazier, Of Toronto, Is visiting
her parents here.
Mr.. A. Il. Mitchell, OF St. ClaIssyllle, was in
the city yesterday.
Prof. J. E. MsnniS will occupy the Cochran
property on Third street.
Miss Bundy received the Democrat medal at
the entertainment at Colerain.
J.B. Montgomery has been elected President
OF the Merchants Protective Association.
The lAbores at the Beuwood blast furnace
have bIen granted an advance Of ten cents a day.
Mr.. ". ~. Sheets, OF the Thomas Evans
Glass Works, Is home from q seven weeks trip.
The box OF dynamite sent TO the Buckeye Glass
Works va intended Tor the Benwood blast
furnace.
Mr.. J. R. Wilson was married Wednesday
GFeaing 20 MNt Ella {. Ryan, OF Dayton, By
Rev. c. u. Conway.
Rev. c. c. Hays. formerly OF Bridgeport, will
lecture in the Presbyterian church on his travels
In Europe next Friday evening.
The magic pocket lamp, one OF the greatest In.
rentionI OF the ninetecnth century, Is selling
well at the postoilcc news ktaud.
Owing to the rush at the Buckeye Glass Works
the DECORATING, etching and electro. plating de.
partments arc obliged to run a. night. The
electro-plating Is great success.
The Republicans OF Cambridge will open the
campaign next Saturday afternoon. The speak.
es engaged ate Hon. J. T. Mack and T.. ". Poe.
This will be the first meeting In Eastern Ohio,
The two big girders 70 be used In the yiaduct
OF the N railway for the crossing the
Cleveland L Pittsburgh railroad and county
road near the Laughlin mill, arrived yesterday
in six CARS.
The eight md ten penny machines at the
Will be put on SIX penny. The heating depart.
ment stopped yesterday for the two days 10
make repsirs.
The best chance the public will ever have Is
now being offered at the assiguee's sale OF boots
aad shoes a. Med!ll,s cid stand, opposite the
Haywood, Hotel. Prices are cut all 10 pieces.
Come carly before the rush. o
There vii! be q meeting ia Rechabitc ball to.
morrow afternoon a. 80 for the purpose OF or.
ganizing a Mission Sunday school TO take place
OF the one dlsoanded In Clark's addition on &C.
count OF the seats having been taken out OF the
are invited TO attend:
Yesterday the work OF tearing down a portion
OF the Ohio Valley wine factory preparatory 10
the building oil The Belmont brewery, was COM
mencfd and will be pushed forward as vigorous.
u as possible. William Liph.rdt and the archl-
tect, Thomas Green, arc In Pittsburgh on mat.
tiers connected with the building Of the brewery.
A meeting OF the ". T. c. U. and the Us. was
held 10 the Presbyterian church yesterday after.
noon Tor the purpose OF furthering the Interests
OF the two organizations. Mrs. Albert, County
President, was present and addressed The meei-
Ing concerning the WORK. The vs.. will hold
more open meetings this winter than formerly.
and they promise 10 be interesting.
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GERMAN DAY NOTES.
Some OF the Zine features aside from the
Parade.

Son1o Oh INC me Ieatufts nsiue from tne
Parade.
In accordance with Mayor s~eab-ights
recommendation, there will be no school
Monday forenoon, and the children were
dismissed laat evening until Monday
noon. Doubtless business men and
manufacturers will also readily agree to
suspend operations on that day, that
their employees may enjoy the German
Day celebration.
The city ought to be decorated on that
day from end TO end in q manner which
will do credit to the occasion and be in
keeping with the completeness and i'm.
posing character OF the other arrange
ments.
After the parade there will be Il picnic
and celebration on the State Fair grounds.
Addresses will be made by Rev. William
Uliert, Hon. a.. ". Campbell and others.
In the evening will be given a grand
finale to the whole in the shape OF q
handsome display OF fire works.
Taken altogether the day bids fair 10
be memorable among local celebrations.
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willie.
There are two weddings booked 10 take place
In kitkwood this month.
Mn, Frank Robinson entertained a number OF
her friends at lea last evening.
Ars. Carrick, OF Cleveland. Is the guest Of her
sister, An. George Elliott. OF KIrkwood.
Miss Kettle Alexander has returned from an
extended eastern Trip for the benefit Of her
The oyster, supper given by the ladies Of the
NJ. Z. church on Thursday evening was quite 4
success.
Rev. c: c. Hays delivered a lecture 10 quite a
large audience at the Presbyterian churchl last
evening; subject, Palestine.
The o. y: A. 81. has given an order for several
very fine silk flags. which Will be presented 10
the schools here us soon as received.
Til remains Of Mrs. Forbes will be taken 10
sieubenY!lle for intesaea, to-day. The funeral
o'clock.
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NOTES on NAVIGATION.
stnGo Of Water md Movements Of Boats.
Tho river Interesil.

Stage of Water and h1uyemsnts OF Boats
Tho River Interests.
The river was still falling last night
with Z feet in the channel. The mark
above we're:
Warren-5 feet and stationary
weather cool, light rain.
Brownsville-9 feet 10 inches and sta.
tionary; weather clear and warm.
Morgantown-7 feet 0 inches and sta,
tionary; weather clear and warm.
Pittsbursh-S feet I inches and rising
weather clear and pleasant.
The Matt F. Allen was the first boat
out yesterday morning. She left fol-
Pittsburgh at s a. m.-The Ben Hur left
the wharf Tor Parkersburg at II 80 a. m,
The Scotia, due up at s a. m, was
detained till late last nlghtb foss.-The
General Dawes, the now East Liverpool
packet, which will be here regularly
hereafter, was down early yesterday
and got away on her return trip at $3.50
p. m.-The Liberty aud Phillips werein
and out on time as usual.-The Courier
passed through for Pittsburgh last night
and there will be no Parkersburg packet
She will be down Sunday.
The II. 4, Bedford will leave the
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad,

strangers In the City and wheeling FOLKS
Abroad.
NJ. C. L. Wells, OF Glove1's Gap, was
in town yesterday.
L. A. Mob!ey and A. II. Hunter, Of
Grafton, were at the Stanm yesterday.
Nj. G. B. Workman and Miss Mamie
B. Workman, OF Cadiz, are at the Wind.
sor.
Miss Maggie Grub, oithe Island, has
been spending the week with Miss May
Bowers, at East Liverpool.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. B. Scott have given
up their house on Fourteenth street and
taken rooms ct the Mcclure.
Rev. DR.. 1T. Mcclure, pastor OF the
U. T. church, left yesterday for Wooster,
Ohio, to attend the session Of Synod.
Messrs. G. L. Williams, J. Y. Braden
and ". j.. Robinson, Of Parkersburg,
Ohio River railroad officials, are at the
Mcclure.
Mr.. S. J. Law, OF the Oil Well Supply
Company, the leading concern in that
business, is here in the interest OF his
company.
Superintendent NJ. VanPelt, OF the
State ~penitentiary, and wife, and Miss
Nettie st. Clair, Of Mouudsviile, were at
the Mcclure yesterday.
Mr.. Conrad Leuhart is the first arrival
TO celebrate German Day. He came up
from Parkersburg yesterday and will
spend several days with his hosts Of
Wheeling friends. He reports his street
paving contracts at PaIkersburg pro.
crossing finely.
Mr.. W. J. Yoder and vile lei. last
evening for California. Nj. Yoder has
been first assistant engineer on the
Wheeling Bridge and Terminal Railroad
Company's line, and has made many
friends here who regret his departure.
He has accepted an engineering position
On u California road.
Mr.. r. J. Hueus, while recently at
Rochester, n. y, on business, met Mr.
&C. Johnson, formerly OF the Sunday
Leader here, who is now pTcspering rs 4
member OF the staff OF the Union. larer.
tiser there, and who desired to be re-
membered TO his old friends here.
Wheeling people will be glad to hear OF
his continued prosperity.
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Harvest Excursions via the PennsylynnI
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BELLAIEE
All Sorts OF Local Scws md Gossip from
The Glass CITY.

WI "H eS
the Glass CITY.
Angus. wesling, OF the Fourth ward, Is very
Nj; and Nh. s. o. cumnlns arc in Pitts
burgh.
MIS-. John CtorIer and NJ. C. L. Poollaaa are
visiting In the Interior.
Louis vogel fell from an apple trcc in Fink
orchard and broke hi, right leg.
Conductor A. c. Morgan and faulty Of Wells.
VILE. spent several days here this week.
o. U. Crane, OF New York city, President Of
the DellA!re street railway, Is 10 the city.
George Simmons had one Of his fingers broken
BY a piece OF boiler plat, falling on II yesterday.
Carl Doret and C. Rumbarh have been In
wheeling ,iefiectlng arrangement Tor The big
time Monday.
Surprise pRrtIci arc ali the fage here. Ten
were given, on Thursday night and as many
more last night.
William G. Bernard has tested fampie bricks
from a'e different clAys found on his premises.
All are excellent.
William DAtres aud Miss Minnie Ault, both
formerly oil this city, nov OF Butte City, Mont,
arc 10 be married on the 10th.
4 woman whoIe maine was not learned left
. little boy baby on the MsrshAlls hands. lie
has sent the little fellow 10 the csildreu's home,
The wot1dn'S cxcu,e was, she had 50 t1S1y she
did not know what 10 do with them,
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M WI, ". CoWDES, Trustee,
", u. TALLER, Auctioneer. ocis
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Almost Killed n Child.

Abou. G o'clock yesterday morning,
while the log was very dense, Mrs.
Craig, who lives at Forty.third and Nc.
Colloch streets, cav q three.ycar.old
child sitting on the Baltimore & Ohio
tracks in front Of an approaching train.
Mrs. Craig cav that the engineer would
not see the child in time to stop, on &C.
count OF the ios, and ran and picked the
child upin her arms, a few feet ahead OF
the train,
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CONGRESSIONAL COURTESY"

Mr.. Pcndleton's Answer 10 tho Challenge
to Joint Debate Delivered In n Peculiar
Way.
At a late hour last night Nj. ]. B.
fancy, Of the Register, telephoned to the
1sTELLlGEScgr editorial rooms that an
open letter. for Mr.. Brady, Secretary OF
the Republican Congressional Commit.
tee, bad been left there by Mr.. Jepson,
Of the Democratic Committee, address.
ed In care OF tho ISrELLIGEScER-cer.
tainty q peculiar way 10 address, and a
more peculiar way 10 deliver 1t. A copy
was given ut the same time to the Regis.
trr, and Mr.. Jepson was said 10 have
placed Mr.. Bfady's copy at the disposal
OF the lSTELlIGgScER!
Funny way 10 do business, isn't 1t?
The letter Is as follows:
WHEELING, W. VA, October 8, 1890.
No. J. C. lBudy. Secretary Republican COnsrt,.
IsonGl Committee.
Ny DEAR siR:-Mr. Pendleton replies
to my letter, acquainting him with the
purport Of yours Of the Goth ultimo, as
follows:
CHENILLE, W. VA, Oct. J, 1870.
r. p. Jtp'on. Eq
DEAR siR:-The challenge OF the Republican
Committee has been handed Inc ny lion. Lewis
Bennett.
! do not intend 70 throw aside any engage
menA Alicidy made for the.
l am billed TO speak a. the following places In
BraXtoh:
ButnstilIo-0ctobcr !. at 2 p. IN.
Sutlltts October T., al IL q. N.
Little Otet-OctObeF 8, It3 p. N.
Long Inn October 9. al . p. ID.
MARBLES Stakeholder 10, ut . p. m.
Salt LicI-0ciObCr II, AT II n. m.
FAILS NiIls-Uctober II, at \ p. III.
Mr., Hubbard can come 10 thtse places and we
can make arrangements for dividtaE time. 4.
10 any further Arrangements we eau make them
hereafter. Yours &c,
JouS o. PESDLEIoS.
! have but 10 add that the foregoing il
fully endorsed.
BY order OF the Democratic Congress.
sional Committee,
+. p. JEPsoy. Secretary.
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PORTLAND. IND, Oct. 3.-Great excite.
ment was caused among 10000 people
who attended the county fair here yes.
terday by the report that many persons
were dying from the effects of drinking
lemonade at one OF the booths. One
family OF I persons were taken home ia
an unconscious state, and fully 30 more
required medical assistance. No deaths
have yet been reported, but several per.
SONS are in a critical condition. The
trouble was caused by the extracts used
in making the lemonade.
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WASHINGTON, D. G., Oct. 3.-The Cen.
sus Bureau today announced the popu.
lations OF cities and towns as follows
Cleveland, Ohio, 26l ,5i0, increase lOl,.
400; Mansfield. Ohio, 13,54o, increase
3,6S3; Sandusky, Ohio, 1924, increase
1886; Wooster, Ohio, G,05O, increase 20
Fremont, Ohio, 7,l40, increase 1906;
Findlay, Ohio, 1864, increase l4,Oil :
Lima, Ohio, 1870, increase S,4O3; TiMn,
l0,97S, increase 5000; Toledo, Ohio,
S2,G52, increase 32,5l5.
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Harrtson Nyarner Dcnd

Harrison Warner, Of McConnelsville,
Morgan county, Ohio, the n~onocenarian
who created q national reputation for
himself last summer by trundlius q
w~heelbarrow from ZAnesville to Balti-
more and back, died yesterday morning
from old age and exhaustion, superin-
duced by the long journey. Had he
livel until to-day he would have been
years old,
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Foil Into n Hole near the Crescent MIL.

Early yesterday morning, a piece. OF
the embankment which the Terminal
Railway Company is building along the
creek bank near the Crescent mill,
slipped into the creek, taking away a
part OF the foundation Of u water tank
used by the mill, but not endangering
the stability Of the tank. Later, u ten.
year.old boy named Richardson was
coming to work at the mill, and fell into
the hole. He was taken out badly
scared, and bad q fit, and created con-
siderable excitement.
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J.. H. Holcomb and wife, Of Belcher.
vile, Texas, have celebrated their fifty.
fifth wedding anniversary, and are still
hale and hearty. The secret Of their
long life and good health is that they
correct any slight ailment promptly, and
in that way avoid serious sickness. Like
most every one else, they are more fire..
quently troubled with constipation than
any other physical disorder. To correct
this they take St. Patrick's Pills in pref
erence to any other, because, as Mr..
Holconb says, They are a mild pill
and, besides, keep the whole system in
good order. We prize them very high.
ly." For sale by W. W. Irwin, Chas. R.
Goethe, John Klari, Q. schnepf and W.
E. Williams. Daw
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To tho Public.

WHEELING, W. Va, Sept. 90, 1890.
take this method OF informing thu
public that the Penn Mutual Life In.
surance Company, Of Philadelphia. Pa,
have through their agents, Messrs.
schilling & kasley, OF this city, paid me
S5,222 "a in full settlement for two
policies Of $500 each, taken by my hus-
band, William B. Fasnacht, and l most
earnestly commend the Company and
their agents for the promptness OF pay.
nent, and their c%onsidera!e attention,
Mgs. Macy FAsNAcur.
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Qbe Sntetliaenfrr,
ONCE Nos. 10 and 81 Pourtoen,h street.


Might seheoi-wbeeling EpaIaess College.
For HGle-G. o. Smith.
W~Anted-ca,h 0ticrE.
Lila, Of Letters Remaining In the Poslollcc.
FIut Presbyterian Church.
n. Matthew's Church.
Englhh Lutheran Church.
Sptlcc-EWlDg Bros.
wInied-set OF books 10 Keep.
Chhpllne street Property for sale.
1900 Fer Year Assured.
Trustees kAle-Fourth Page.
Fourth Street 81. X, Chufch-fourth Page.
Our slock-l. q. Dillon d Co.
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The Jolly Bros, the contractors on the
Wheeling Bridge Company's work, have
purchased a fact and easily handled lit.
tie steamboat, the Ingomar, up the Cum.
bertrand river, and will bring her into
this district to be used in their bridge
building work here aud at Parkersburg,
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Death of n Well Known Hampshire Citizen.

Death of n Well Known Hampshire Citizen.
Mr. R. W. Gilkeson, a well known
merchant OF Romney, Hampshire coun-
ty, died yesterday. MIR. Gilkeson was
about seventy.tive years Of age, a man OF
sterling character and one Of the sub
stantial men OF the South Branch Val
ley, with which he has long been iden.
titled. He had many friends in this
city. Mr.. Morgan L. OFT. to whom Mr..
Gilkeson was closely related by mar
riage, left last night for Romney.
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II you carnot SEQ and need spectacles
you should call on us and kate jour Eyes
tested without charge. VIC have the
finest instruments and moro experience
Than any other Gptlclar in the State,
Gud guarantee satisfaction or money re.
funded. JACOB ". GRUi!B,
JeWeler and Optlclan,
Cor, Twelfth and Market Streets
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wharf to-day at 5 q. m. for Pittsburgh
The Hudson Is to.day's Cincinnati
packet, passing down at 7 a. m.
The piles under the channel span OF
the Union bridge have been removed,
also the sunken barge, and the channel
La now clear.
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Teas, Coffeos, Spices. Etc.
Tea
co.
Tea Importers & CoifeeR oastcrs.

Our great reduction sale OF Tea Sets,
Dinner Sets and Toilet Sets, Library
Lamps, Vases, Blsque Figures, &C., be.
gun by us early last month has proved a
gigantic success and has caused a STAN.
pede among buyers. Every day We arc
receiving by mail inquiries asking us 10
continue this sale to afford those at q
distance, who intend visiting the city
during Fair week, an opportunity to pur.
chase. This VIC will.lo for the nexitwen.y
days, beginning September 9th. And In
addition to our line OF Adamantine VIC
have added a fine line OF Porcelain sets
OF the very lates! shapes and decorations,
Don't fail 10 visit u stores during this
great sale, even II you don't want 10 pur.
chase. Come! We take pleasure in
showing goods and proving u asaer.
ton to your satisfaction that We can mud
do sell goods cheaper than any other
house in this State,
= . - EW
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To Chicago, Thursday, October 0.

On the above date the Baltimore &
Ohio railroad will run it's tenth annual
excursion to Chicago. Round trip tick.
eta will DO sold from all stations on it's
western divisions to Chicago, good for
return passage to October ii, inclusive,
lor all regular trains. Trains leave Wheel.
ing 1855 q. NJ, 9:05 a. H., 3:35 n. M,
9:35 p: m. Fare for the round trip s. 10.
For tickets and further information.
call upon or address any agent OF the
Baltimore 4 Ohio railroad.
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Indications,

WASHINGTON, D. G., Oct, g. For
Western Pennsylvania, slightly warmer;
southwesterly winds; showers, followed
by fair weather Saturday.
For Ohio and West Virginia, slightly
warmer; fair weather; winds generally
anuthnflv-
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Resigned,

Officer Shorts resigned his position or
the police force Yesterday, and will
hereafter devote his attention to his
restaurant on Market street. He was n
valuable mar and his place will be hard
to fill.
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$50 Seal Plush Cloaks at Sl3 0s.
Sl5 Seal Plush Jackets at 50 9S.
s. Cloth Jackets at s. 95.
Finer grades at reduced prices.
STONE 4 THOMAS.
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Underwear.

Ladies' Natural Wool Underwear 50
cents, worth Is.
Ladies Cancels Hair Underwear so
cents, worth IS.
Ladies' Medicated Red Underwear 9s
cents, worth 81 %.
Chiidren's Medicated Red Underwear
20 cents up.
Children's White Underwear Is cents
up.
Bargains in all grades Of Underwear
to-day. STONE & THOMAS,
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We will open a Ladies' Glass at our
Bicycle School. For particulars call or
write us. EDw. l.. Rosg 4 Co.,
Lessons Free. 81 Twelfth street.
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TO KNOXVILLE, TENN.


For the Veterans Reunion at Knox.
vile, excursion tickets will be sold from
the principal stations OF the Pennsyl.
vania lines at n fare for the round
trip, on October As and G. Tuas
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An earnest and enthusiastic meeting
Of the Union district Republican club
was held last night. 1t was decided to
give n reception next Friday night to
MIR. Hubbard. Mr.. Whitaker and all the
| county candidates