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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-08-14

Grand Central.
w. NJ. Coburn, w. 8.
Springs.
Ben ferguson. st.
Louis.
+. D. Spratt, York.
f. A. Foster, Marys-
vile.
8. l.. Mckisser, Ogden
w. G. Whaley, Bed
ford.
W. 8. Campbell; Big
Elk.
J. Goodrich. Chicago.
q. +. Raht, Wickes.
p. j. Harrigan, Marye'
vile.
Chas. Bonner, Wickee
b. b. Wood, Woodland
I4rk.
q, F. Khules, st. Paul
, Fl. ]. Kalkman. Chi
!. c4g0.
T. Il. Brush. Waterloo
Iowa.
Charles c. Adams. Dem
ersville.
E.Rosenthal. New York
Joseph Ruprecht. 81
Louis.
Ed C. bheers, St. Paul
=. A. Marney. St. Paul.
John Thomas, Johns
town.
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Arrivals at the Helena.

Carroll McCook, Wash
ington, d. e.
J. 3. Shropshire, Butte.
8. NJ. Calderhead,
Butte.
T. J. Conroy. San Fran
c.sse.
+. Rhenstrom. San
francisco.
L. 6. Malloy, Great
Falls.
8. Deutsch, Livin yston:
Geo. Humber, wlle and
daughter, New Ma
drid, Md
8. w. Lambeth, Phila-
delphia.
j. w. White, Pittsburg.
A lbert Woodcock,
Omaha
Matthew Ryan, Jr.
Leayenworth.
Mrs. Tnos. NJ. Long
and son, Mis,oula.
j. G. Barber. st. Paul.
Geo. l.. Fisher, Omaha,
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Arrivals at the
E, D. Haskins. st.
Louis.
F. q. Arnett, w. 8
Springs.
H. [. Kincaid, York.
tayette Harrington,
Virginia City.
w. L. Lee, Boulder.
p. NJ. Worthingham,
Townsend.
s. z. Panton. Bozeman.
| A. G. Price, st.
Joseph.
Jas. Cooney, Deer
Lodge.
| Jas. N. Ralston, Mafys-
vile.
j. G. Chrysler. Mime
apolis.
p. l.. Cofman, Wood.
Il. A. Bean, kansas Cit,
Jas. Whitman. st. LOuil
J. A. Phillis. Great
Falls.
L. 4. Ruree, Minneapo'
C. NJ. Henderson. New
York.
John Duffy, Silver City
jacob knaff, Wickes.
Henry Prentiss. Grea'
Falls
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F. A. Ross, Livingston.
w. H. Searles, Mime
apolis.
w. g. DeCel e, St. Paul
3. Wheeler, st. Paul.
Mrs. D. L. Tracy and
child. Great Falls.
A. A. White, oorhead.
II. s. Ford, Great Falls.
Geo. L Iampert, he'd
Ledge.
L. ". Flint, Los An
Geo. j. Barker. Denver,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Young,
Huntington, N. Y.
VIM. Doherty, Patter'
son, N. J.
Matthew Ryan. Leayen'
worth.
A. Younger and wife
Sacramento, Cal.
J. G.. Rising, New Yorl
Z. F. n. Timing, st
Paul.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-23

In the First Branch the ordinance civ.
ing the garbage contract 10 one person
was passed with some minor amend.
ments, and was concurred in BY the
Second. The First also passed the
ordinance granting to the merchants on
South street the privilege Of building a
siding from the Baltimore 4 Ohio Yards
along the east side OF the street, 10 be
used only between 1 p. m. and a. m.
When it was presented in the Second
for concurrence, MI. Elllngham presented
q petition asking that the privilege be-
granted to Ecill l. dillingham;, M. l. J,
Pollock, HArnitz Bros, A.. O. Egerter,
KRAFT Bros. 4 Rosenberg, 1sham & Digby,
NJ. Reilly, L. S. Delaplain and Kirbach
4 Helmbright to build a switch from the
Pittsburgh, Wheeling & Kentucky road,
at Fourteenth street, up Fourteenth
street to Alley B, and also a branch
from the Fourteenth street switch up
Mala street to Alley 0. Chair
e or@ Grpse Enlsd ths. pst.t|on opt
%prcsented'a resolution calling Tor tie 81.
alpance to be referred tothe Eolicitor ior
q written opinion.
Mr.. DAVIDSON opposed Mr.. Elineham'a
resolution because the Eighth ward has
been cRt VIZ, by RAILROAD tgscka. Several
other gentlemen opposed 1t GU the
ground that these petitioners are on.
posed to the switch because they are not
50 fayerably located as are the firms on
South street. |1".1oA'
T, Solicitor White was called upon for
his opinion. He said: There is a dif.
terence between q railroad company
which Is, in law, looked upon asa pub.
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lc adalr-asking permission to use a

lie %atIalr-asking permission to use a
street for the good Of the public, and a
number Of private citizens asking 10 &C.
cupy a street for their own use." lie Is
OF opinion that the city has no legal
rightto grant such nprivilege. Mr.. FL.
iingham's resolution was put and de.
ieated by an aye and nay vote OF 10 to 2.
The ordinance was finally passed by a
vote Of l5to 4. .'aH Trl5ii@ 5+L
An ordinance was passed by both
branches providing for tho a%ppropria.
ton oil. one.twelith OF the amount Of
money appropriated for 1880, for the
month OF May, 1890.
The report Of tho Health Committee
10 the effect that the alleged nuisances
which 1t was assigned To inspect, arc not
%nulsances, but sweet and clean business
enterprises, was adopted by the Second
Branch.
The annual license ordinance was
bought up In the First branch. Pawn.
shops were rated at $50, base ball OK.
changes ut S25,, and dynamite dealers al
S.. Mr.. Pollock proposed IN amend.
ment charging all skif ferries, plyint
between the wharf aud the Island, $25 1
wear. The amendment was defeated
Dr.. Campbell then proposed 10 charge
them $50. Alter q full hours discussion
1t was also defeated. i 0,4 .I.g.
Council. went into Joint session ant
examined the bridge loan election re
turns, finding them as reported In Til,
1HrELLdENcER the day after the election
Tho Second Branch adjourned befor,
the license ordinance Yves reached
Council will meet again Friday night.
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IMPORTANT TO uUUSEKEEpERS.
Feathers, y Mnttrosses md Upholstered
Furniture Renovated mt Home.

Feathers, y Mattresses II Upholstered
Furniture Renovated mt Homo,
The great amount OF sickness which
existed inithe city during the past win.
ter has left nearly every household with
one or more beds in such condition that
they are not pleasant to sleep on. Pill.
lows, mattresses and upholstered furni-
turc absorb the seeds Of disease, and fire..
quen.ly outbreaks Of fever and other
malignant diseases are due to warm
weather bringiDgt 10 life these germs, The
importance Of haying beds and furniture
thoroughly cleaned not only on the sur.
face, but the ordinarily inaccessible con.
tents should be thoroughly washed and
zteaWed. 'la. ]. Ford is prepared to do
all such work at very reasonable prices.
He has been in business here a number
OF years, and can give five hundred CITY
references as to his ability and prompt.
ness. lie makes a specially Of cleaning
feather beds, mattresses and upholstered
furniture, guaranteeing to return all
goods entrusted to him in a perfect, pure
and healthy condition. Furniture is
upholstered. and made as good as new,
All orderaileft at No. l82l EoHr street,
1908 Market street, or addressed to R. r.
Ford will receive prompt and careful
attention. All. goods will DO. called for
and delivered free Of charge. In this.
connection it is we'll that people should
BIO warned against travelling renoyatore,
many OF whom never return goods sent
to theN, and more frequently take out q
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OPERA Attic GRAND.
The Wilbur Opera Company Gives "Thc
Grand Ducles4.H

The Wilbur Opern Company Gives 9Th.
Grand Duchess"
Last night another crowded house
greeted the Wilbur Opera Company al
the Grand. The opera was "The Grand
Duchess" Mr.. Conley as Fritz and Miss
Baker in the title role, acquitted than.
selves with distinguished credit, and the
other principals were good enough. The
artistic feature Of the performance was
the sextette Of mandolins and guitars,
trio on guitars, and banjo solo with &C.
compartment on two guitars, in the
second act. This is featured in each
opera given by tho company. The
chorus is a little ereen-the voices, not
the girls but altogether the performance
is creditable.
This afternoon the 1.-TWO Vagabonds'
will be given, and this evening INA.
non."
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UBELLAlRE.
Saturdays l. o. o. +. Observation-Disclosures
trial, Personal. etc.

Saturdays 1. o. o. +. Ceiebration-Indus,
trial, Personal. etc.
Ten brick masous on the Bellniro store ioun-
dry buildings are making ihings hum.
Tho .a:tra foundry Is turning out large. lots OF
car wheels Tor the various coal mines all over
the county. FtE
william J. McClain Is going down TO London,
| Madison countyito bid on = new court house 70
ee built there! gyr+ NJ
w%snted-Flye good. nstclasy painters. None
| other need apply, at Deymarion & Morrison's,
Immediately bcllalrc, o. GF5 gEH{g
Ono Of tho Italians who was shut up last Sun.
day threatens 70 sue the city ior damages, claim.
Ing them 10 DO $40 or more. Z, .W=s.A-sE
1heschool board met and organized as fol.
lows:l PrC,idtnt, y W.Coopcr.:: Vice President,
Tho vicwerso 81 the Are new pixies to DO built In
IN this township viii be hero next week. They
nre Mcssrs. Lodge. Nctf and Brown. With Chalk.
ley Dawson ~ surveyor. NJ nHHa
A'gcntieman living west OF town uohplains Of
the ruthless way tho Ieliaire people 70 oli 70
: his firm aud cut down Pine trees t,r decoration.
He would be willing 10 1enatO monty 10 thclf
| blowonts rather than lose hIs trets,jI,vNy
7'niSiye q iAll. Dodc Co; hrane jumped from his
wbatlboat, At!h lighting near tdc waters edge.
shus III the mud wnlst ,leeP. lie called for hell
md with dlflculty Was cxttlcased. Ito wal
dressed In his best suit OF clothes" y
Mtncsyllic Lodge l. o. OF. have written that
they will he here ueSt Satn rday, one hundred
strong, accompanied bytR brRSs band. II the
weather continues IN Tho same way, Saturday!
viii be oau oflhe btsgcst days in the history Of
~bella,rc. ~ 10 sG,5itt hiHiNlill
Mrs. q. llumbach was badly burned nbout the
face aud arms b an explosion o. natural, gas.
She Ind turnid Il Off sovCral hour. bctorc and
III the meantlncsomeone h Incidentally turned II
on. the key having been left IN the socket. She
lighted IL paper III tho uBualw aud u fearful
' explosion occurred, blowing things Rround IN
genera. Her buns were Immediately dressed
and She was resting easy last night.
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Just as pretty, sparkling and CHIC as
ever, Miss Vernona Jarbeau and her
clever company will appear at the Opera
House Friday and Saturday in her ever
popular musical comedy, starlight"
with new music, new songs, clever bust.
ness and handsome costumes, which
makes it one Of the brightest laughable
plays on the road. Miss Jarbeau is as
graceful as a sylph in her dance and her
voice was never better; she acts, too, in
such n sprightly fashion that she seems
like q ray Of animated sunshine on the
stage: The specialties in starlight"
are all new and novel and well done,
creating much laughter: The following
are the company: Belt Coot, Chas'
kirke, Ed. Poland, YIN. Selery, Budd
Ross, Eloise Mortimer, Julia Kingsley,
Fit Raymond, Aida perreault, Carrie
Francois. ~ tiF -Hitil a
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There we're lls applicants Tor license
TO sell liquors before Council last night,
and III Of them were granted. In the
Second Branch, just an hour and a hall
was consumed in examining applicants
aud bondsmen, and all of them passed,
including Hamilton Davis, the first and
only colorea man who eyer applied for
license. In the First Branch, all the
grants were %coucurred in except the one
to Schell and Myer, who wanted to cou.
tinue business on Eleventh street, be.
tween Water and Main. Mr.. Tracy, OF
the Second ward, addressed the body,
and in strong terms condemned the ap.
plicants. His motion to refuse to concur
was seconded by Emsheimer and carried
by an almost unanimous vote. Licenses
were granted to the billiard rooms,
auction Foops. base ball exchanges and
the wharf boat, -
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Fortunate Chicnyonna.

- ~ - .. 20
In the Feb. 18th drawing OF The Lou
isiana State Lottery two citizens drew
cash prizes which have made them
wealthy. H. A. Hulburd, IS Mttropoli-
tan Block, is n Of the lucky citizens.
10 3 Trarsler representative Mr.. Hui.
burd said: II held one.quarter Of ticket
No. 40,0l0 which drew the third capital
prize Of $4,000. The cash, Sl2,5O0, was
promptly received by me through the
American Express Co." Messrs. Charles
Kosminski q Co., bankers at lGS Wash
ington street, collected for a customer,
through the State Natl Bank OF New
Orleans, one.twentieth of ticket No. G4,-
3S5 which drew the first capital prize Of
100000 in the same drawing.-Chicago
Ill., arkansas Trareler, March Is. pAw
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In tho City and Wheeling Peop
Abroad.

Strangers In tho City and Wheeling People
Abroad.
Mr.. G. W. L. Mayors, OF Fairnont, il
at the Mcclure House.
Mr.. X. S. Foreman, OF Middlebourne,
W. Va, is in the city on business.
Charles Sturgis, agent OF the "Chip O.
the Old Block" Company, is at the Hotel
Behler.
Hon. Albert Lawrence and wife, Of St.
C%lairsville, Thomas Cats and wife, OF
M%oundsville, and J. S. Standiford, oil
New M%artinsyllle, were ut the Windsor
yesterday.
Mr.. John Clator, n we'll known old
resident OF East Wheeling, has been
lying seriously i'll at his home around
the hill for some time. Last evening his
lie was despaired OF.
Oscar Seeley, representing Holiday
post G. A. r., and Richard Robertson
and G. Z. Irwin, representing Sheridan
post, left last night for Richie Court
House to attend the State department
u. a. r. encampment.
The funeral Of Mr.. Will GiGin, Of
bridgeport, whose sudden death at
his home there has been announced,
will take place at 2 p. IN, to-day from the
home OF his father, Mr.. George Gifin, in
kirkwood. Belmont lodge, X. OF p,
OF Bridgeport, will have charge Of the OBJ
seQuies.
Frank Hennig, Of 7. W. Keene's COM
pany, will have u benefit in Wheeling,
his native city, on April 30. Mr.. keene
md his entire company will play. Mr..
Hennig has many friends in this city
who will be glad to hear that he is
making rapid strides in his profession
Pittsburgh Leader.
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OF course everybody wants to see
Prof. Hermann at the Opera House next
Monday and Tuesday evenings. Herr.
mann's name is too well known to need
any introduction to the theatre.goinc
public. He stands where he always
stood, pre.emincnt and utterly beyond
rivalry or competition in the realms OF
magic. Indeed his deceptions arc SO
perfect and dazzling rs to even defy
imitation. The youngster who has not
seen Hermann does not know the sur.
passing delights Of enchantment, and
cannot realize what charm there ia in
mystery. The oldster who has not sean
Hermann has not found the happiest
way. to renew his youth. This incom,
%prehenslble, this def, this illusiye and
surprising Hermann is m enchanter
with seemingly inexhaustible resources,
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y. U,,Ir, I"..;W. TYultee.
q - RnlIU
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THERE is more catarrh in this section
Of the country than all other diseases
put together, md until the last few years
was supposed 10 be incurable. For a
great many years doctors pronounced 1t
u local disease, and prescribed local rem.
edies, and by constantly failing to cure
with local treatment, pronounced it in
curable. Science has proven catarrh 10
be a constitutional disease, and there
fore requires constitutional treatment.
Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured by
FL. Cheney 4 Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the
only constitutional cure on the market.
It is taken internally in doses from ten
drops to q t%easpoonful. 1t acts directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces Of
the system. They offer one hundred
dollars for any case /. fails to cure. Send
for circulars and testimonials. Address
FL. CHENEY 4 Co., Toledo, O.
Ad"soldby druggists. DAw
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burgh at the same hour, and the Batch.
elor isdue up from Cincinnati at s a. IN.
The Lizzie Bay passed down for Charles.
ton at an early hour this morning.
ACTIVITY ALONG THE BOATS.
An Unusually Dusy Season on tho l,Iy,
.u .#..l ~ IN Tbs nutlnnk @

An Unusually busy Season on tho River.
1hs Outlook.
Mr.. F. i. Smith Is acting MS Surveyor
Of the Port in the interim between tho
death OF Surveyor Egerter and the ap.
polntment Of a successor. He returned
yesterday from a trip up the river to
measure two boats Just completed Mt
WellSyille. lIe told an INTgLLiGINCgg
reporter yesterday TINT this month
would show n Of the biggest business
records In tho history OF tho office.
There Is unusual activity in tho boating
business, aud the fact that old hands
have faith In Its continuance Is shown
by the number Of boats now being built.
Several bulls are under way at Browne.
vile and Belle Vernon, and n number ut
Murraysville, Gallipolisan Middleport.
One man told Mr.. Smith tho other div
that no had lately bid on seven boa,s
projected. -u
In tho ten days since Mr.. Eyer.or's
death, eight boats hive changed hands.
All Of these brought good prices. Oae,
the Handy No. 9, was bought not long
ago by tho kanawha 4 Ohio Packet
Company for $1,000. and sold this wecl,
to the l.. A. Carr Milling Company, OF
Charleston, for $4,000. This Is only a
fair sample OF the boom in boats aud
prices.
AS Mr.. Smith returned from Wells.
vile he found John Shriver's sand boat
tied up at Wellsburg in a suit for trepasa
brought by n man living In that town.
shriyer, who was represented by Cap.
tain Dovener, won, and the boat was re.
leaseu. .1..l.r
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IN THE U. 5. COURT.
Five Alleged vlolntors Of the Election Laws
,g5y. Cleared. ..... ~.

Five Alleged vlolators Of the Election Laws
sIEy Cleared. s.nu
The U. S. Circuit Court yesterday
finished up five more Of the cases Of par.
ties indicted for violation OF the Federal
election laws. Not one was convicted,
These indictments, returned for political
effect by the famous Parkersburg grand
jury, through the instrumentality Of
certain neyer.to-be.forgotten Democrat.
ic Federal officials, have dragged along
through the courts, costing the govern.
uent u round SUN, and only resulting
in showing how flimsy the grounds Of
the indictments were. :
Yesterday jake Cunningham, Of Ma.
rion county, accused OF bribery, was &C.
quilted. Afterwards Harrison Cunning.
ham, Ernest Smith, Ralph Miller and
John McHenry, all indicted for oaenses
against the election laws, were severally
tried to a jury, and each was found not
guilty. The weak character of the cases
is shown by the fact that four trials were
gone through with in one day.
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FRANK MADAMS' TRIAL
lie Is Arrnisued for tho Third Time for
.'rfT Burglary, I

iAe IN 'ArraiSheu Tor tho Third Time Tor
burglary. .rFI
Frank McAdams was arraigued in
Part II: Of the Circuit Court, Judge
PAUL. on the bench, yesterday on an
Indictment for burglary. Tho oEense
for which he was tried was tho robbery
OF Capt. Ell. M%uhleman's house, on
South Penn street, last year. Several
other houses in the vicinity were
robbed at the same time. This
10 McAdams' third trial on tho same
charge. lOn the first trial the Jury disa.
greed. On the second the verdict was
guilty, but owing 10 some technical
fault In the proceedings, a new trial was
granted. Yesterday Prosecuting Attor.
ney Howard conducted the prosecu.
ton aud Colonel Arnett the defense.
The case occupied the entire day, and
the arguments were concluded at a night
session last evening. At late hour, the
jury not having agreed on q verdict, 1t
was adjourned over till this morning,
and spent the night at the Stamm
House.
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At 6 o'clock la1 evening the towboat
Tom nodsvorth passed up with twenty
empty barges, one fuel flat, the outfit Of
"French's New Sensation" consisting o.
a handsome large show boat aud a
smaller one, with a handsome small
steamer used for advance advertising
purposes. Just in front of the wharf
the Enterprise, with a small tow OF
empties, got abreast Of her, and the
hundred or SO people on tho bridge saw
a fine exhibition OF steering. Tie En-.
terprise passed with less than a foot be-
tween her tow apd the Dodsworth's.
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"How many editions has your paper,
colonelY" 1.-TWO, sir. The fifth andth
eecond."7 ,f b.. Il ~ -
Remarkable Ise,cuc.

Mrs. Michael Curtain, P%lainGeld, ILL.,,
makes the statement that she caught
cold, which settled on her lungs; She
was treated for a month by her family
physlcian, but grew worse. He told her
she was Q hopeless victim OF consump.
ton and that nc medicine could cure
her. Her druggist suggested DR.. Kings
New Discovery for consumption; she
bought a bottle and to her delight found
herself benefited from first dose. She
continued it, use aud after taking ten
bottles, found herself sound and well,
now does her own housswork and is as
well as she ever was. Free trial bottles
Of this great Discovery at Logan Drug
Col drug store. large bottles soc and 81.
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The lost Result.

Every ingredient employed in pro-
drucing Hoods Sarsaparilla is strictly
pure, and is the best Of its kind it is
possible to buy. All the roots and herbs
are carefully selected, personally ex.
amlped, and only the best retained. So
that from the time Of purchase until
Hoods sarsaparilla is prepared, every.
thing is carefully watched with a view
to attaining the best result. Why don't
you try it?
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Tho last Sp1ng Excursion to tho National
CapItal via tho Pennsylvania JInev

q SaV'att wa a1o 1'euhsylennlA Lines.
At this season Of the year Washing.
ton, D. c., is most attractive. The
Supreme Court and Congress are ia
session, the Capitol and conservatory
grounds, National Museum, Smithson.
ian Institute, Patent Office, Treasury,
State Department and the many other
Public eAitices afe open qnd visitors are
admitted every week day FREQ Of charge,
The Oorcoran Art Gallery, with It's
magnificent collection, has BEEN newly
decorated and should be visited. The
parks, avenues and lawns with their
coat Of green give to the city the fresh
appearance for which 1t ia noted in the
springtime. On April cath, the Pennsyl-
vania lines will sell tickets from
Wheeling 10 Washington at the round
trip rate Of $1,000. Tickets will be- good
for ten days from date OF sale and admit
Of stop over at Baltimore in either ii.
rection beyond the limit. Tor tickets,
sleeplpg cir Y~eesyyationa aud other in.
formation apply to Mr.. ]. 6. Tomlinaon
orJohn Battle, Agents, Wheeling, ". Va.
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EfmsllctMerB 'TN 81 @ y
We are still selling choice Blue Prints
at 81 cents.
Lonsdale and ladies' choice Muslin at
Bradford pure Mohalr at so cents.
Black, white and plain colored Silks
at Is cents.
Our own make Wrappers 81 and 81 Is.
Elegant cloth and beaded Capes from
s. up.
Black and colored Lisle Gloves at 10
cents.
Elegant styles in combination Suit.
ings and Henriettas.
Bargains on our Kid Glove counter.
hi II. EMsuEIMEa,
1920 Eleventh street.
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Broke His Right Hand,

Daniel Riggle, an employee Of the
Woods Bros. planning mill, yesterday
accidentally broke three bones of his
right hand, the wrist Of the pitmau
striking the hand. Dr.. Mccoy was sum.
moned and dressed his injuries, which,
though exceedingly painful, will not
permanently cripple the hand.