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The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1890-02-22

At a meeting Of the citizens OF
Flora on The 23rd ult., joi0t
stock company with capital of
$4,000, was organized for the
purpose Of constructing brick
buildings Tor the business part Of
Flora. Seven thousand FIVE
hundred dollars has been already
subscribed.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1890-02-22

Orators Of the Ingalls, older al
ways select Mississippi as the
State on which to heap iker VII
est abuse. alleging that the ne
grocs are worse treated there than
elsewhere. Yet 1t is a fact that
negroes from ell over the country
are flocking by The car load to
Mississippi. - Birmingham Age
Herald.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1890-02-22

until June, 1850, wheuhe tenier-
ed his resignation, witch was ac-l
ceptcd BY the Board. lis general
reput shows his
werk as missionary as follows:
Days cngagcdiu worl-203;m les
ttaveled- l726; sermons ureach
prayer-mectings attended
-76 visits-546; S. SIS aitni-
od-ll; tracts distributed 96
After his resignation Us 4 mis-
sionary il New Ofleaus, ha nc
e6pted call from and served
the following churches; New
Providence lssl Sunmit ~
1851, -, '83; East Fota -lsS1s
'S2, 'S3, 'Sl, 65, IS, S7; SIG
Nernon-lsS1, 49,, 63, ST, S5,
So, S7; Llbetty-Is6l, 81, S3.
S4, 80, So, TIL Jane s7
H. was called to tho Jerusalem
church for the year lsS6 was
pastor here when stricken donn
with paralysis on March p, from
which he never fully recovered
His churches be ng loath to give
ap pastor so earocst,so efficient,
one who they loyol SO dearly
and in whom they had 50 much
confd nee retained hln as pa
tor3 though powcMci5 ID th5 field
lutilJuno, 1857, when lis and t'i,y
were forced 10 abandon hopes 81
msrecoyefy. There were amuy SAD
hearts at Etsl Fork when we bad
to abandon hopes of his preach.
ing ~ the new church Il which i,
contributed soliberaIly,and uher,
he hid lahored So successfully u
The Masters caase.
On tie % "a dly 81 December
1850, Ne was married the aecms
time to Miss Alniih Gordon, o
Am'te county, Mss, who now
with 4 little daughter aad adaugh
Ter Of his fist marriage moMu hi
loss,
Bro. Tucker possessed d peci
liar, qmet manner III az his work
always thoughlful, earnest an
trun, possessing y deep spirit q
conseera ION to his Mister eau Sc
ike the faithful Pompli, was eve
at his post If duty aAd ike ii.
fell there.
Thus lived one IF I'll, fiji st me
that ever la5orcd to preach d
Gospe, and trmmphantly dleI
brave, blt meek and humb
soldier Of the cross.
We deaply feel and graatly ]
, pl re our loss N his dea.h whl,
occurred on Che l2ih dag 81 y
t coubcr, 1850, therefore be &c
RESOLVED. lsr. That in t
i ,uth Of Bro w. II. Fucker, t
East i, rs Baptist church has st
tanned 4 g.eat loss N the way Of
worthy, orderly member, Am
/. county, 40 honosed citizen and {
Baptist denominailon ali earn,
aad able exponent Of tha. fMh.
RESOLVED 2nd, That page
our church record be dedicated
his memory, that this history
y written in our church book i
) that a copy printed OF otherwise.
!. furnished his wife and cld
I daughter
/ RESOLVED, 3rd, That a copy
! furnished, the Southern Bdpt
Record, The Magnolia Gaza
i and Southern Herald for publ
"a tlun.
RESOLVED, Z Il, That I'll
I church Of which hewa8 nemb
d extenl her sympathy to
!, bereaved wife and children, q
- We bow 10 humble sabmlssi
70 to hm who doeth al things we
i r j. STEWART, Chairman.
Il NJ. l.. ANDREWS,
4, Z. j. j. SPURLocK,
i j. b. BATEs,
!, Committee,
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1890-02-22

DR.. T. G.. Buchelt has intlo-
dnced ~ the legislature q bill for
the establishment of u house Of
correction for The punishment and
reformation If criminals under 2l
vears Of age.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1890-02-22
a SKETCH Of TIRE LIFE OF BROTHER
VIII. TUCKER.

We, your committee appointed
ty your churcn to prepare and
to your body 4 brlef msto-
~ Of the life and ministerial work
of our mucn lamented and greatly
beloved brother, w. H. Tuckcr,a
member ami form, plstor Of our
church, submit the following re-
port:
We find that Dir, w. IL. Taczer
was born in Springfield, La., on
the 10Th day Of February, 1910.
ln his early life his parents, James
aud Rachel Tucker, moved to the
town Of Ponchltoula, La, where
lie sp mt his boyhool days. and
where continually spread out be-
fore him ,he beautiful lake Of
Pontchartraln, with its siIvery
canvas reilectingthe arch Of lIeay-
en-, almo US pure as the hand
that ctcat,d It. lie was edncatei
is 4 physician in New O.loans
an g,aduate there IN the year
1860.
When the note of tie great Civil
War sounded. whlch tested the
heroIsm of men, ii thrilled HI
Aeart. Fillcl with patriotic zeal,
lie at once enlisted with many ot
Louisiana's bra7e sons TO rcpsI
the luvasi ~ Of sacfeJ iishta. liz
volunteered ia Company {, Soy
enih Louisiana Regiment Confed
rate Sates, and served faithfully
during the prrIl0us times eXplii
euced by tho army Of Virginia
On the 10tb oi April, l564, ht
was baptized by the Rev J. L
Burrows, INTO the fellowship Q.
The First Baptist Church, Il ch
moud, Va.
On the lst Of November, 1856
lie wa, married t0 his first wife
Miss WI lie Dabney, Of Brooks
VILE, Va, whom he and on
daughter survived. Sometime be
tween lS64 and tie fall Of 1868
he and family novel TO Mlssl5
sippi, and as licensed ministe
applied foi membership, and wa
received into Salem church, noN
Magnolia Baptist church, Magnu
lia, Miss. was ordained on Satul
day. December 26, 1868, aud sc
apart 10 the full work OF the Cos
pei ministry. The PresbNter
consisted of Elders j. r. Graves
Z. G. Eager, II. j. Draae an
Bro. II llman. In lS6S- % b
taught school in Magnolia, Miss
free Of charge n a house hired :
his own expense, Ia 1S70-7l /
taugnt school, preached and pral
ticed medicine at the Southel
Car Works, La. Ii lS72-'73 |
: was pastor of Sharon, Crawfol
q d Bethesda churches. In Isl
he assumed the grave responsible
9 ty Of pastor Of theOrphan's Hon
| at Lauderdale. Miss. at the san
! time editing Il paper-"The o
phan's Home Banner" He d
some of the best work of his Il
: there. He Is accredited by his su
: cessor, Ed. r. n. Hall, Of havll
J by the help of God, succeeded
, getting up among the children
| the Home, the deepest and mo
: lasting revival known In the hist
G ry of the State. He travel led nu
+ IN This State and laborcd to sa
a our people and the children VI
found a refuge there. He "
= called to the pastorate of I
: Courtland, Baiesyille and SarC
a churches in North Mississippi a
j. served them in 1575-'76 and
part of the year 1877, when
n was forced to give up this wo
r oa account of his throat. In is
i until December, 1879, he "
t pastor of Coliseum Place Bspt
i church, New Dreams, when he
Il gan work at that place as IN
d sionary, under he auspices Of
). Mississippi Baptist SiaIe Conv'
ton, where be laboied faithful
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1890-02-22

rell woman that she looks
fresh AMI she will smile all over
TEL a man the samo thing and If
he doesn't kick you 1t is either
because he has c-rds or darcsn't t..
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1890-02-22

A lec'urer is out with the sub
ject, ,"phe Coming Man and What
We owe Him" /" The coming man
is the collector, anl he IS after
what people owe him.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1890-02-22

One of the eldest masonic tenn
pies Of The State, 1T Natchcz, is
being torn down, to mgke room
for a aqw temple and an opera
.baH1n
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1890-02-22

A boil on the stove Is worth
two on the neck.-5usquehanna
Transcript. Yes and a hit from
the stage is worth "steen" flom
the shoulder.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1890-02-22
Vol. XIII.

SIX colored men IRE in The
House Of Representatives, three
Of whlch arc lawyers.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1890-02-22

The largest bar Of gold ever
cast was recently prodacel at ihe
United States Assay Office A llel.
eu, Mont. II weighed 800 pounds
and IS valued at sl0O, 900.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1890-02-22

4 lutle ten year old son Of
Hardy Ball, near Stems Geek,
cul 4 tee down few days ago,
which fell On and killed him.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1890-02-22

A new bank has been establish
el IN Memphis with capiuu Of
81 ,050, ,000, one third Of waich
was subscribed At home.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1890-02-22


WAsIlNaroN, Feb. lsth EN
Speakers Carlisle ana Rlndall nave
abIy presented thyit case II the
minority repar oa tae code oi
Rales winch Alr Casll le BY hIs
parliamentary adraiiness. canPcl.-
ed the republican, majority ct the
tlIuso committees ia kaiea to re-
part muen sJ1aer taaa tAsy had I
intended say ai lhs ciaGs3 III \
tine proposet ialos authorizing
the >aoakr TO count members nat I
ruilas to maSa q qaoram Tins /
Il the nost radicals an.i ~ o1r
opinion, the most dangerous nn9
yatioa proposed ~ cue mti7aty.
4 agreed 20, the personal aai
property 1glts .. the elilaus,
protected heretofole sy aga en-
acted oy lhe F1iea oi maJoll1Y'
may be iapaired of destroyed 5y
the votes q 9 mere traction q thc
members of Congress
In the same way enormous sums
ot money may ne appropriated
from the Pah le tleasnf5 fof the
mos, unconstitutional ani mprNp.
ef pWp95ss
Aay fdle or practice Walca en-
aples hc Speaker ot me clerk 70
pass blli DY counting mcmuers
present a9d not voting wIll insFlt-
ably resd.t ln destot5 lAg the con-
iilensc IF he peapla ia tAc nt &.
ytty ot leysiaiios
Tie Rdias y re cailel up ID the
House aud no hiag else was done
mta they weie disposed of Ina
republicans soem inelaeJ to trY tQ
| rush taem through aud to hlve q
{ liAal vote tlll ., hat tAis program
wlll be vigorously resisted by tae
: demoera WHO INSIST upon Wupls
s ame being glven for ftll ale
Free discussion. lhcy hlYe tlNet
tlIs stand, not 5eclastthgy cApec'
to defeat tue adoption of th,
4 RaIes, bnt that tAey may laye q
f opportunity, through the meiiun
II speeches, 60 sio" aPevery ila
r in them, 50 tlat the c0uatY ma
I pMr the responsibility yaere
belongs.
Iae imperative need Of mM
i public buildings m NashIngto
4 has been muea talked II p bot
l. euds Of the capitol, stace acnaa
Morrill, brolg1e oat th9 fsct ta.
$l2l,I90 a year vas being pai
4 ont by the 5ararangat fol rca
" ia THIS city, and Jlat oaing ta g
+ owe crowded condition of 1.
Goyo;nuont buildings The amoH
le was continuously increasing l'i
le seuttmeutlaC Congress seem, 10
r in favor of erecting the 6ullln
necessary TO curry on the 5usiae
rs Of the Government, and i tla pro
~ able that early action Uill be- nix,
~ ID the matter. This Is puucuia
Y necessary III tho case Ut u
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1890-02-22

The roce.pts Of Mississippi rail-
roads for the first bali Of January
exceed the same period last year
BY SJ3, 900.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1890-02-22
c0uLD slALe.l-Y -.

COuLo seAteGlY Ytla
III lAe ysm 1855 ! had d scycce
attack Of rheumatism wlieh So
affected me that | cauIi earcrly
walk for several months. ! red
numbers ot rem dies but without
ailofdng ne rcIi,f. vas in.lucc!
to try s. $. S. After aking
several bottles l was coiap cteig
cured and once agaIn able ~ at-
tend 10 ny business. F,om ms
experience can safely say l.hl
S. s. 5. j. the best rheunatiam
medicine ID tie word.
NJ @Es-eS.
Abbcyille, s. q.
Treatise - Blood and SKIN
Discusses mailed free.
sWIFr SPECIFIC 60.
Atlanta, Ga.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1890-02-22

4 man who owns goat has
only TO earn his bread he has his
butter for nothing ~ Rochester
Post.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1890-02-22

You cannot afford to live
Without 1 newspaper; ect On,
best, Tho Times Dcuocrat Of
Now Orleans Daily ant
Weekly. n has The ttrges
sircWjUti0R.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1890-02-22

Tho Nor,h Dakota lnycstg.-
li5n into lhe charges q bribery n
connection with The passage Of the
Lottery act may bring out tie
ftcs brit il il MT very likely lf
tle trail leads too close to the
headquarters of the Republican,
National Commrtee IN Washing
ton It viii, we fear, BE abandoned.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1890-02-22

II is 40 astonishing story Of
colo figures tbat ihe pension ist
of tie Unltel States about equals
the pag roll Of Germany. with III
standing army Of 4s1666 men.
But tho call Is stili for moro
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-24

for a remonstrance. which it is said he will
present al the next meeting OF the Council
The Belmont nail works started up this
morning. Thomas Gately has accepted a
position as spike nail feeder Owing TO the
ilrerllaritv of the running of this factory
Jobn Mcdonald Pat Mcdonald, VIM.
Plouse and several others have resigned.
The Benwood steel weeks were Obliged
10 shut down about . o'clock Tuesday night
ON account Of the breaking OF the soaking
Dit crane I'm the bloOmcr mill. Inc DredK
was repaired and the works started up
again last night
Deputy Marshal Patrick Irving pulled
in" fellow on Tuesday ON the river BANK pan
suffering with ophidiau Authorizations. lie
was released in the morning
James Gateley believes there is more
glory in West India goods than in politics.
and has entered the store of his brother
Michael as clnrk.
Mrs Mary Debold was rendered an en-
iovablc birthday surprise party Tuesday
afternoon. Some handsome presents Were
received.
There will be money TO loan at the meet
inc of the Building and Loan Association
Monday evening
Some 20 of the 80 furnaces of the pud-
ding mill are expected TO start up next
Monday
The funeral of James Higgins took place
Yesterday. and was largely attended
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could possibly De- made. He said; eel
can only say that when our State Treas
urers default we don't promote them to
the craftsmanship Of the National Cam
paien Committee" Mr.. ALLEN might
have added that the total amount
cmbeuled by these Southern
State Treasurers does not equal
the sum distracted from the Pcnnsyl-
yania State Treasury by QUAY.
This fearful scandal has rapidly
grown from disgrace TO the Republic
can party toa National shame. This
man QUAY now sits i'm the United States
Senate representing one OF the great
cst States I'm the Union, when, If
the truth has been told about him, he
should now De wearing peuitentiary
stripes.
II QUAY had not AN the brazenness
of the most hardened criminal if he
had one spark of delicacy in his COM
position. me- would resign his seat I'm the
Senate of the United States and leave
the country.
But he continues 20 occupy seat i'm
tine United States senate and WELD
the Sceptrc of power not only over the
Republican party but over the Presi-
don't ~ th. United States. himself.
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BENWOOD.

The question of the b. X o. machine
shop on the Mrs. A. G.. McMechen prop
ertv is believed hy the towns people 20 be
practically settled Considerable building
material has been moved 90 the vicinity OF
the property, and one steam shovel Is ale
ready ON the ground Two other of these
mammoth shovels viii soon arrive. As soon
as operations fairly begin, the work on the
buildings viii bc pushed day and night,
and even 40 this rate, IL viii take fully "a
wear tO complete the task. a lot of Italians
Jumped of the cars az Lower Benwood to-
duv Do look for Jobs. but Mr.. Mcdonald.
who viii have charge of the work. SAYS he
viii give the preference 90 Americans
where he can get them at the uniform price
of 81 so per dav. The building of the shops
means from Loo % 800 more people FOR
Benwood. and as "a consequence there Is
likely % be something of dabble IN house
lots
The probable location Of the B. n Q.
shops M Lower Benwood has brought out
the fact that one on two persons are after
license for a saloon i'm that neighoorhood
Heretofore no tanglcfoot has been sold IN
Lower BeuwOod and this move has arous-
ei someof the residents down there. Henry
Hawkins is vigorously pushing petition
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Sealed Proposals
ron THE
REMOVAL OF GARBAGE AND OFFAL,
CITY CLERK'- OFFICE.

WHEELING. w A.. AlIll - lo'"'
CtEALED PROPOSALS. ADDRESSED no
- the Chairman OF the Committee upon Health
will Dee received. al the office 81 the city ClerN
uutiI5o'rlock D. m.. ON the 18th day Of April lso
for the removal and deposit of all the Kitchen
Garbage and Onu which may collect or accumu
late within the City OF Wheeling, for the twenty
four months. commencing ON the first day ol
Nav. 1880. and ending ON the first day OF May
lSq2: and to deposit all garbage and OLA. 40 th'
civ Crcmatory. OF such other place or places
when the Crcmatory may not Dee 900 operation. us
the Committee upon Health may designate
such Garbage and DIAL Co be collected ANA re
moved twice "a week during the months ol Jan
nary. February. March. April. May october
November aud December. and six times wees
during the months of June, July. August aud
September In each wear
The contractor will Doe required Co give bond ii
the penal sum of 5000. conditioned That he shall
mlly carry ont and perform all the obligations
and duties imposed 10y am Ordinance OF the city
of Wheeling. entitled An Ordinance Go amend
and r,-ordain am Ordinance entitled an Ordl
nance to provide for the removal OF Kitchen
Garbage and DIAL and for other purposes.
pa,.cd April POI. 1870. which Ordinance may Doe
seen 40 Me Office of the city Clerk.
THOMAS f. THONEE
au9r C;tN Clerk
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MARTINS FERRY.

Fred UpdegrafT and DIR. McGlm in the
~.
There was "a musical social at John Fra
Tiers last night.
/ W. II. Connolly is laid up again with
symptoms of fever
/ The Meywood was crowded with drum
mers from different parts yesterday
The attention Of Council is called 70 the
condition of Water street i'm the Third
ward
Henry Koehline bought an engine from
/ Charles Scabright 70 put ON his derrick
| boat
Deputy sheriff was i'm town summoning
/ "a great many witnesses ON the John Moore
Tvs. c., L. * w. law suit
Mr. Sheldon has taken the contract TO
I Law the 3G-iuch water pipe near the Laugh
/ lin mill for the Terminal Il. r.
Mitchell Bros. who did the stone work
for the Union bridge. have received con
tract 20 build bridge this side OF Cincn-
matt.
Call and see the novelty i'm hose at W.T.
/ Duncan X Co.'S. as they have the largest
/ and best assortment in the city.
There were two Scotch bagpipers here
Yesterday. They attracted good bit OF
notice. having regular Highlander uni
forms
There will Doe an exhibition in gymnas-
/ tics by the y NJ. G. a. gymnasium class
next Saturday evening at o'clock. Both
ladies and gentlemen are invited.
Johnson Moore. the old reliable Mt
I Pleasant hack driver, had good bit OF
] trouble by his horse taking sick He had
I to get another before he could proceed.
The water pipe is laid i'm the Standard
addition and the water is turned on. Pipe
/ is being laid on Second street below Madi-
son. and also ON Fourth between Jefferson
and Monroe.
/ d. II. Humphreyville, undertaken, OF MI.
/ pleasant. came 20 this city 20 take charge
of the remains of Mrs. Weimeyer, which
arrived on the {. X =. Il. r. from Pitts
/ burg Yesterday morning. She Will be DUP
. led I'm Mt. Pleasant, her former home
CARD FROM THE CARPENTERS.
TO NE Eduor If NE Begister:
We desire tonotify the public and friends
of the carpenters of Martins Ferry that
the report i'm circulation "that we do not
allow the planning mills 20 sell TO whom they
please" is without foundation Such is not
nor never has been the case here. We are
accused thereby of that which we are not
guilty of. g,
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CITES. manufactured 10y Worlds Qispcnsdr1
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Or. PiCrcc's Golden Medical Discovery cures
sll diseases arising from torpid or derangcd
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Dr. Piercc's FevorItc Prescription is the
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Edisou's Democratic Ways.

FffsjWl UiNlN'cN.
Edison is a Count. millionaire and the
most famous living inventor. His present
wealth. which amounts 90 many millions. Is
as nothing compared TO what it will be IN
the next few years; but he still works away
i'm his laboratory. and comes forward TO
erect YOU in Just such "a suit of clothes as ne
wore twenty years ago. As compared with
Fdisons dingy little shop of twenty years
ago. out az Menlo Park, in when
hc used 10 eat his bread and cheese seated
ON am old packiug-boN, talking over tne
work i'm hand with his two or three work
men. the present surroundings are laou-
louslv luxurious. Everything shows un-
bounded means. which may be the case
when we remember that his famous laoQrd-
tory costs S2OO.O0 "a year 90 maintain. But
the master mind is still tine same When
he works 10 means work for his men. IN
the old DAYS at Meulo Park it was mo- I'M
common thing for him TO remain at the
bench for forty-cight hours at stretch,
sending one of the boys for crackers ana
cheese when he felt hungry. and not CIV
inc up until his assistants had actually iell
asleep standing up. To-day he IS Just as
interested.
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7tr,u advertisements.
Notice.
mo THE PUBLIC.

ITO THE PUBLIC.
i You have been notified through the press
bv the Builders Exchange that the lockout oil
strike. by the Building Trades is at an end. We
take this method of informing you that such Is
not the case. and all work being done by the
builders Exchange is with Scabs or non-unior
men. and We request all honest and fair-minde'
mechanics to stay away until further notice
BY order Of
UNITED BUILDING TRADES COUNCIL.
--.--.Ll Ill
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CARD FROM THE g.
FOR NERVOUS DEBILITY
Acid pbosDhnte.

DIR. II. II. TURNER, Kassou. Mimi, says;
IL have found IT very beneficial in nervous
debility, from any cause, and for indiges-
ton"
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Q5rn. Il. Gnplnr.
GEO.R.TAYLOR

Begs announce the Of his regular purchase OF NEW SPhNu
and SUMMER STOCK and its Completion in all departments IN
DRESS GOODS the excellence and variety have never been equaeo
by any previous effort Many Of choice dress fabrics have
been procured extraordinary prices and in some cases less
than the actual cost Importation For instance ALL "OoL
SERGE SUITINGS IN NEW COL0RS FORTY INCHES WIDE from
80 to 90 Cents. SILK and WOOL HENRlEIIAS, FOhIr
INCHES staple Coors, manufactured in Bradford only 20
cents. and
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-24
MARRIED.

plNGER-DANIES-O April p 1870, 20 the
homo of ID. 81. Davies. ESD. 10y the Key. Ih"s.
l,alph. Mr. DAVID G.. DNGER, OF Wheeling ana
Miss EFFIE DAWES cot 81. ClairSvllle.