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Cow and take u ride on the Mcrry.co.
Round. Running every afternoon and
evening Oh west side South Front etreet.
Five cents a ride or 6 tickets for % cents.
. SCl1RAFER 4 Co..
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AplenStnK Sense

OF health and strength renewed and OF
ease and comfort follows the use Of
Syrup OF Figs, as it acts in harmony with
nature to elIectually cleanse the system
when costiye or bilious. For sale in Soc
and 81 90 bottles by all leading druggists.
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A. Buchanan Yves fined S. and costs
by Squire Ankle yesterday for assault on
a young lad named Taylor, lone time
ago.
Mary O'Brien was arraigued on the
Bad Fame act, and waa required to give
a bond i'll tho sum OF 500 to be Of good
behavior Tor sixty days.
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elton Of GARFIELD Assembly Fourth Page.
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To tho Ladies.
TIE
WHEELING INSTALMENT ca,
1856 to 1140 Market st,

Our receiving department Is taxed IA
It's ulmost-Though we have doubled
our force we arc yet unable TO rccrivo
goods ua quickly MS they arrive-we ara
up to our heads In stock-suCh n t,o.
mendous line Of fine and medium voo6.
for our fall opening has never bOon
brought to this city-Nor has II eve, brsr
our pleasure to display ii more complete
stylish and desirable line OF goods as,ho,
we'll display at our opening Monday
next, September ssh-Our warehopso,
are completely iammed- Wecaunot com.
mand with their walls another foua,s
inch OF spaco-Goods Of every dpscrin,
ton are piled mountains high and eye,v
day brings n large Increase to our already
very extensive stock-Tho magnitude ot
our Fall Stock cannot be pictured. W.
have more goods Mt present in our ware.
houses than would stock six such sto,c,
Us Observation-Disclosures arc piIiDr IN
| goods Oh us mt such u lively rate TINT va
must have more room-We must maEs
room--Wc must have an outlet for mi,
over.plus OF slock-We're after room ,o
display our grand array OF FairGoojs
and cost what 1t will we must hive it,
These goods that are wedSed In our WAR;.
houses must be placed In our store room,
by next Monday-To obtain the desired ;
space VT must get rid OF tho present
stock at our stores-We must sell and
sell rapidly. Oaly n week remains Ia
clear away our present stoCk-OnIy oue
week to make our Fall Opening what VA
guarantee It to be the largest ind grand.
est in the city.
WHEELING 1NSTALMENT co,
Ifyou would take advantage OF ncces.
sity-1f you ara interested in buying
goods away below regular prices, you'll
not fail to put in ar appearance at our
stores this week-lfyou enjoy praclicinc
economy, this is the place for exercise
Goods thai you cannot buy regularly
even bore where goods arc always chcap)
will sell this week for onc.hali their real
value. Wen make no exception in this
sale-No.hing is exempt from this bisec.
ton of prices-We have cut prices in
twain aud they'll remain ut that standard
for this week only-We don't make this
reduction voluntarily; we're compelled
to do it. We must have room-We have
no option, bnt sell the gonds right of
our floors for what they'll bring this
week-Our loss is your gaiu-WcW sell
goods ut cost, yes, less than cost, and
make money-A biz claim, but We cau
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.
mess 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 tho Oh.
%portunity within your reach, it rests with
you to take advantage Of it-Be alert this
week! coae, and come early.
WHEELING INSTALMENT co.
Do not fail to attend our Grand Fall
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..L.
Tea Sets, Adamlntlue, plain, sc pieccs....s 8
Tea Gets. Adamantlnc, decorated, 50 pieces 4
Tea scts. AdGmantlnc, fine decorated. 80
D
Tea Sets, Adamnntlnc, extra fine. 30 pieces Q
Dinner Sets, AdamAniiuc. plain, lol pieces 6
uinncr ect', Adamentlne, decorated, lOl'
...-......n... y
Dinner Gets. A~dnuanilnc, Hac decorated,
lVi plc.cS..,. .................,.. ............ II
Dinner Sets, Adamantine, very fine decora.
ted, lul pieces ............ 10
Toilet Sets, Adam1u,lne. plain, 10 pieces. 2
Toilet Sets. AdamaniIne, plain, u pieces. !
Toilet Sets. Adamantinc, decorated, 10
Z
Toilet vets, A%dRuantluc, fine decorated IL
pitCcs''''".,..... I
Toilet Sets, Adamautluc, extra nnc dccom.
ted u pieccs............... ..... ................. 6
Toilet Sets, Adnmant!ue, granite banded,
IL ......., 2
Toilet seta, AlAmantiuc, granite banded,
!
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USE Ohio Valley Coffee and cure your
EXPOSITION EXCURSIONS.

Special Low Rates via tho PennsJlranla
Lines on September 9Th md 1l.h.
Excursion tickets to Pittsburgh, good
returning two days from date ofsale and
including admission to the Exposition,
will be sold Vi a the Pennsylvania Lines
at special low rates on September 9th
and llth. For particulars see handbils.
Mrhawe
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Butch Blue Prints, sic. Pure Linen
Crash, &c. Yard.wide Cloth, l5c, zoe
and 25c. Gcoi Canton Flannel, iic, &c
and Sc. Good Chey'o,s, Or, Mt
EMsllElMEWS,
Eleventh street.
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Pittsburgh Exposition Sept. J to Oct. IS
The baltimore 8 Ohio Company will
sell excursion tickets from Wheeling to
Pittsburgh, ut low round trim rates. for
all regular trains. For particulars cali
on agents OF the Baltimore l. Ohio,
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"I.ady l,lcycle Riders g.,

We will open a Ladies' Glass at our
Bicycle School. For particulars call or
write US. EDw. L. ROSE & Co.,
Lessons Free. 81 Twelfth street.
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Space will not permit US to mentions
only n few OF our prices.
Don't fail to inspect our stock during
this aale. Compare our prices with 9TH
ers. We do not fear the result.
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Sold his Residence.


Yesterday Hon. N. i. Scott cold his
residence Ut No. l23 Fourteenth street
to Mt. John Trimble, for $500.
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ORDERS Tor pure Rye and Bourbon
Whisky promptly filled ut Lally's, 2l0O
Main St. Kimmel Whisky a specially.
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Best SOC Serge and Henrietta in the
city for the prioo. Ask to see them at
EMsuEINER's. .
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EMSHEiMEWS.

PURE Rye Whisky at Hearne's, No. q
Sixteenth street.
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GO STYLES Of ladies', Misses, Child.
ren's and ittnl's Underwear Mt
EMSlIElMEWS.
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The following telegram, received yes
terday, sill be sad news to the manr
friends in Wheeling OF Rev. DR.. West.
vooA.
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Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to re-
cord four deeds OF trust and transfers as
follows:
March 81, by T. Happy and wife 10
the Reymann Brewing Company, for
$1,000, 3 roods and II perches Of land in
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EREpoNIA, y. Y. Semi. q


To IT. n I't'7, HHttlEHY' y
DR.. Henry G.. Westwood died this
morning. The interment will he at
Baltimore, Saturday.
Dr.. Westwood will be remembered as
a former pastor OF the Fourth atrcet NJ.
E. church.
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September !, by Louis Hermann and
vile 10 VIM. G. kettler, for $l5, one.hali
OF burial lot 1911 in the Peninsular CEN.
olery.
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The thermometer at Schnepf'a drug
store, Opera llouse corner, yesterday,
recistered Us follows:
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EACH pound Of Ohio Valley Coffee is
part of 9 Eselpl house fixture-investi.
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THE best Soap and best s%eller-Jaxon

HAVE you seen the Premiums for the
Bridge picture cut from Ohio Valley
Coffee?
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Wny does a merchant say his soap is
as good as Jaxon"?
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Iryou are not using Jaxon Soap, try it
L. s, Goopsells dry goods the cheapelr.

Buy THE BEsr-Ohio Valley Coffee.
Your grocer has it.
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USE a Coffee that gives satisfaction
Ohio Valley,
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SHEEwD merchants sell Jaxon Soap
1t increases their trade.
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Do NOT miss tho l5c cloth. We e1.
pect to sell the entire lot in a week.
H.. FASTENER,
IS and 90 Eleventh street,
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REACHES, Flies, Fed nuss, Ants. Beetles, clear
ed pvt by Rough on Rails. See directions. 70
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Be Sure

II you have made up your mind to buy
A1od's Sarsaparilla do not be induced 10 take
Nj other. Hoods S~arsaparllla Is 4 peculiar
Medicine, possessing, by virtue OF Its peculiar
combination, proportion, and preparation,
:uta'ive power superior to any other article.
: Boston lady who knew what she wanted,
VA whose example Is worthy Initiation, tells
ICY experience below:
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CLOAK DEPARTMENT. a-
5000 CArES, Jackets, Re, rers,
Sacqucs, SC, nj our nsnnl ppnlarpric 5.
EMSliEiMtK'S.
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Best SOC Serge aud 4enriet!es in the
city. Ask to see them at
EMsuEIMER's.
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Clothing, Etc.

VHTANAMAkER 4 BROWNS
w NEW FALL STOCK AYE
We SEQ are getting the trade on merit OF graf
variety Of samples. Moro than Ill Wheeling
combined. Good Goods, good fits and II saving
OF ~ per rent 10 the ronsumcr, which pays
be,tcr than columns Of false advertising.
J. w. FERREL, Agent,
Arion Hall BuildinS, corner Main and Twentieth
Streets. . au2l
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Remember we are still selling

Twenty pounds Light Brown sugar......s 81 ct
sixteen pounds Standard A sugar..... l %
Fifteen pounds s'andard. Gsauulstcd Sugar l %
Los Angeles herald., 1890-12-03
LOYAL TO PARNELL.
The Lincoln Branch Cables Confidence.
Irish Supporters.

The Lincoln Branch Cables Confidence.
Irish Supporters.
LINCOLN, Neb., Dec. 2.-At special
meeting of the Lincoln branch of the
irish National league, this evening, res
olutions OF confidence in Parnell were
adopted and cabled to him. President
Fitzgerald and Secretary Suttor, of the
national organization, still decline to
express any opinion pending the meet
ing OF the executive council.
The Faithful in Ireland,
LONDON, Dec. "A meeting of the
National league branches at Ballyland-
ers sent dispatch to Finucane declar-
ing that he must either support Parnell
or resign.
At Abbey Leix, Queens county, the
board of guardians resolved to support
Parnell. The board declared that while
rents were still too high, the reduction
made was due to the efforts of Parnell.
Healy and Sexton Kissed.
DUBLIN, Dec. 2.-At meeting of the
National league, held today, the pro-
ceedings were stormy. The names of
Sexton and Healy, when mentioned,
were greeted with groans and Kisses.
The chairman made violent speech in
favor of the Parnell Protestant move
ment, and Catholic priest seconded a
resolution calling upon Ireland to sup
port Parnell. The resolution carried.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-12-03

$500 900. Sumner, after the suicide, made
a proposition to Lawyer Turner to draw
up will, of which Sumner was to be
the executor, and to receive ten per
cent. of the fortune. The lawyer re-
jected the proposition, but afterwards,
upon the solicitation of Reporter Phoe-
bus, introduced the latter to Sumner.
The will was drawn up by Turner.
There were also some affidavits drawn in
furtherance of Summers scheme, Phoe
bus personating notary public.
1t was in the signing of the will that
Sumner committed the forgery. Nothing
can be found of Edgar, but it is quite
positive that he was not the man who
suicided in Yonkers. Who that mysteri-
GUS person was has not yet been learned.
The suspicion is that Edgar is fugitive
from justice from England, and the po-
Ice surmise that he was in the dark
concerning the bogus will, and that
Sumner, who was willing to resort to
the forgery, ultimately intended to mar
der him.
Sumner, at the time of the suicide,
told about Edgar's nephew, who had
given him the information about his
uncle. This young man cannot be
found. The police Will make a careful
investigation of the case.
Sumner has before been connected
with some shady transactions He was
at one time resident of California.
Phoebus says he has told several contra
dictory stories.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-12-03
IN BROAD DAYLIGHT.
A Daring Hold-Up in the
Precincts of Chicago.
A Packing House Cashier Re-
lieved of $4,000.
Two Granger-like Strangers Do a
Neat Piece of Work.
A New York Reporter Plays Detective
and Captures Big Game-A Forger
Neatly Trapped.
Associated Press Dispatches.

CHICAGO, Dec. I'm broad daylight
this afternoon, Joseph N. Asher, cashier
Of the Allerton Packing company's
establishment, at the stock yards, was
held up in his Office by two men of
granger-like appearance, and relieved
of $4,000 IN cash. 1t had been brought
in from bank few minutes before to
pay off the men. Two strangers sud-
denly entered the Office, and in an in
stant the cashier was looking down the
muzzle of big revolver. He was
commanded to empty the money into
canvas bag which was held by the Sec
ond stranger. Eighteen hundred men
were working in the packing house of
which the Office is part, but when the
man with the gun said sIm nervous,
and this may 60 off if you don't hurry"
the cashier hurried. A teamster came
into the Office, but was quickly covered
by the second mans revolver. The
robbers backed out of the door, barred
it on the outside and made off in
buggy. No trace of them has been
found.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-12-03
BRITISH COMMONS.
Balfour Pushing His Irish Land Pur-
chase Bill.


chase Bill.
LONDON, Dec. 2.-In the Commons to-
day, Balfour moved that the Irish land
purchase bill pass second reading.
Ellis moved an amendment, declaring
the bill unsafe as regards the imperial
exchequer and unjust to the occupier of
the land.
Gladstone said he found nothing in
the changes in the bill since last session
likely to render its character more salts
factory. He reminded the house that,
in view of the fact that circumstances
prevented the presence Of the Irish
members tonight, it would be great
mistake to pass a land bill opposed to
their desires and convictions.
The want of Irish authority went to
the root OF the whole matter and i'm
PEELED every true friend of Ireland to
oppose the bill.
Chamberlain advised Balfour to with
draw the concession removing the
twenty-year limit, but to adhere to the
rate-payers' plebiscite.
Balfour replied that he estimated the
total amount required to complete the
purchase at EOS, 100000. The bill in
providing for an advance of G33, 1000, 900
would make great impression and
would greatly simplify the problem. He
would reconsider the question of the
twenty-year limit. The rate-payers' ple-
biscite he considered valuable altera-
ton
Los Angeles herald., 1890-12-03
GOT IT BAD.
The Craze in Full Progress in Oklahoma
and Indian Territory.

The Craze in Full Progress in Oklah oma
and Indian Territory.
GUTHRIE, Oklahoma, Dec. 2. The
Messiah craze is fully in progress in In
dian territory. The Cheyenne, Araphoe,
Usage, Missouri and Seminole tribes are
the most unruly. The Kickapoo tribe,
always unruly and superstitious, is dane
ing. A number passed through here
yesterday on their way tc Red Rock,
Cherokee strip, to consult with the
Missouris, Poncas and Osages. Word
has been received from the Poncas, in
the Cherokee strip, that the depot
agent, section hands and inhabitants
have been compelled to leave on account
o the menacng attitude of the In
dians. A dispatch inquired if troops
could be sent, as the Indians were al
most crazy with dancing.
KANSAS Cry, Dec. 2.-Lieutenant Nc
Comb, in command of the Sioux at Fort
Reno, was in the city this evening. He
stated that the Cheyennes and Ara
pahoes had had several dances of late,
but they had no hostile significance
whatever.
Jacob Cadmire, receiver of the land
office at King Fisher, telegraphed there
is no excitement there, and that those
who had been participating in the
dances have returned home.
Special dispatches from Guthrie say
there is danger of an outbreak among
the Indians in the territory.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-12-03
GENERAL MILES VIEWS.
The Seriousness of the Situation Has
Not Been Exaggerated.

WASHINGTON, Dec. General Miles
in an interview today on the Indian
trouble, said he believes danger is imm-
nent. "The seriousness of the situa-
tion," he said, "has not been exagger-
ated. Disaffection is more widespread
than for years. The conspiracy extends
to different tribes that heretofore have
been hostile, but are now in full SYM
pathy with each other, though scattered
over larger area of country. The
causes of the difficulty are easy of loca-
ton. insufficient food supplies, relig-
ious delusion and the innate disposition
of the savage to go to war, must be held
responsible"
'Are campaign preparations on the
part of the government complete? ?"
was asked.
mot quite" replied the general.
Everything will be ready in few days,
though. The troops and supplies en-
route will be available very speedily.
All that is possible is being done to en-
courage the loyal Indians and reduce
the number and influence of the hos
tiles, and in this way an outbreak may
be avoided"
General Miles referred to the great
necessity which existed for more cav
airy. He said, ave have only about
two thousand mounted men, although
we have plenty of infantry; but you
cannot catch mounted Indians with
white foot soldiers"
els it not a novel proceeding for the
Indians to go on the warpath at the be-
ginning of winter!" queried the re-
porter.
eyes, in some respects it is," replied
the general. Their argument is good,
though. They are better armed now
than ever, and their supply of horses is
all that could be desired. Every buck
has Winchester rifle, and knows how
to use it. They can live on cattle, and
the numerous horse ranches will fur
nish them with fresh stock when cold
and starvation ruin their mounts. These
hostiles have been starved into fight
ing, and they will prefer to die fighting
rather than starve peaceably. l hope
the problem will be solved without
bloodshed, but such happy ending to
the trouble seems improbable"
General Miles, after long consulta-
tion with the war secretary, left for
Chicago this morning.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-12-03
AT PINE RIDGE.
The Situation Remains Serious to Say
the Least.

The Situation Remains Serious to Say
the Least.
CHICAGO, Dec. AT army headquar-
ters this morning orders were given to
all employees to remain at their desks
unless special leave was granted. I'm
portant kilograms were received from
the Indian country, but Gen. Williams
refused to divulge their contents until
Gen. Miles's arrival from Washington.
The situation is regarded as critical.
General Brooke telegraphs: A number
OF Rosebud Indians, with some from
Pine Ridge agency and some from Lower
Brule and Standing Rock agencies, to
the number of 300, have gathered on
White river, above the mouth of the
Wounded Knee, and are very defiant.
OMAHA, Dec. 2.-Advices from Pine
Ridge agency report that the campaign
against the Indians will probably open
in earnest today. The troops expect to
advance to the Bad Lands at once, and
provisions are being made for long
campaign against the Indians. The
government has advertised for forage
and transportation. Indian scouts re-
port more depredations and excitement
runs very high. The army officers at
Pine Ridge predict that the expedition
will be as tough and important as any
in Indian history.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.-Acting Indian
Commissioner Belt today received a let
ter from Special Census Agent Lea at
Pine Ridge agency, saying there was no
suffering there among the Indians for
want of food. He asserts that the pres
ent troubles are not due to hunger.
PINE RIDGE AGENCY, Dec. 2.-Sleet,
snow and cold weather quieted every
thing today; there will be special issue
of rations tomorrow to the friendlies. 1t
it reported that there is division of
opinion among the hostiles; that some
want to come into the agency. Eight
lodges of Little Wounds people returned
TODAY.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-12-03
WILL DANCE OR DIE.
The Determination of the
Crazy Redskins.
Buffalo Bills View of the
Situation.
Sitting Bull the Prime Mover in
misunderstanding.
General Miles Admits That the Situation
is Most Serious, but Hopes to
Avoid Bloodshed.
Associated Press Dispatches.

AooOOluIcu IISSn DlSpdLCucS
NEW York. Dec. 2.-The Herald hasa
dispatch from w. F. Cody. at Mandan,
Dakota, saying: 1 have just arrived
from the Sitting Bull and Chief Gall
country. When l left yesterday the
Indians were still dancing. They said
they are going to dance all winter; or
die, and if they did, die they would be
good medicine men, as they would come
to life in the spring and not be cold and
hungry this winter. In this part of
North Dakota Sitting Ball is the great
disturber and prophet. The situation is
most critical. If it was spring there
would be war, and as the Indians are
we'll armed and mounted, many homes
would be laid low and many thousands
of innocent lives be lost. Troops
are arriving daily and getting into
position, thus giving the unprotected
settlers more confidence. If General
Miles cannot handle this question no
other man need try. The Indians are
waiting the coming of the Messiah.
Winter has set in, and if the Messiah
uOeS llOJ SeJ ulOVC Oh ulUIS6li, tllc
snow will blow through his whiskers so
rapidly that he will forget to materialize.
BISMARCK, N. D., Dec. 2.-Owing to
the delay OF trains, Buffalo Bill did not
start for the east till noon today. He
proceeds directly to Chicago for a con-
ference with General Miles. In con-
versa.ion here today he ex-
pressed the opinion that all the
trouble with the Indians was caused by
Sitting Bull and few other crafty
chiefs who are working upon the super
stitious nature OF their followers for the
purpose of bringing the government to
terms on the subject of back dues and
increased rations. Cody does not look
for an uprising, but thinks the military
must be kept on hand in full strength
until the religious craze subsidies, or
there will be depredations in the spring,
which will be apt to bring on war.