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Ungrnteful Robbers.

One afternoon last week two neatly
dressed young men entered the house Of
Robert Baird, a stone cutter, whose
home is near the CtaysyilIe tunnel, and
asked for something to eat. Mrs. Baird
kindly prepared them meal and while
they were eating husietl herself about
her household duties. Shortly aiterthe
young men left Mrs, Baird noticed that
tho bureau drawers were partially open,
and upon examination found that they
had been rummnged and a pocketbook
containing about $500 missing. Mrs.
Baird is brave. little woman and when
she realized her loss took down her re-
volver and started in pursuet OF her un-
grateful guests. but was unable to over.
haul them. :. E--- a.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In tho City mud Wheeling People

Strangers In tho City mud Wheeling People
Abroad. "5 N.-
Mr.. NJ. Nelson Cecil leaves to-day on a
two months trip through tho East in
tho intcres! OF the Warwick pottery.
Miss Mary Dickey returned home Sat.
urday from u two weeks pleasure trip to
ga Point Comfort, Washington and
Baltimore, which she made in company
with some Pittsburgh friends.
Mr.. Leo A. Riley, representing a New
York printing ink house, spent yester.
day in this city. Mr.. Riley lived here
when n boy, and learned tho printing
business in the office Of his uncle, William
Ewing, Esq.
Miss Maud II. Wilson and DR.. James
Taft fairfield, both OF Baltimore, were
married Inst week ut the Mount Vernon
Place N. j. church, in that city. Miss
Rachel. Bullard, Of this city, acted as
maid OF honor. Mrs. fairfield will be
pleasantly remembered by Wheeling
people rs the charming young lady who
visited Miss Billiard some time aec.
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WHEELING INsTALAIENr co.

Carpet Remnants worth 30 cents per yarl
should bring during n Remnant Sale n. least 70
ccnts---But they'll not brln. such prices here
-Ahd what's more, We dout want them
These regular Scent goods Well let 20 a, 10
OF the finest and newest spring CRrpets-Rrru.
lar 81 cent goods at only 10 eeats-ll you d0a't
want 10 save money. don't come near us during
ilis shlc-wo reach the climax with cArpets
In the prstilest-showIest- richest do.
arc goods that will cost you IS cents pcf
yard elscwherc-They arc goods you can!lo.
buy In this city-Whether you buy Ii, n base.
mcnt or on second.iloor for less thnr u quarter
per yard.
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OWING to the fact that We expect to
move on April !, We will close out a
large assortment Of new and shop worn
sewing machines, bicycles and type
writer's. Intending to devote our atten.
ton exclusively to the Standard and
White Sewing Machines, Calagraph,
World and Merritt Typewriters and d
few makes Of bicycles. Come early and
secure bargains.
@ EDw. L. Rose 4 Co.,
65 Twelfth street,
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Annual Knights Tc,nplar Conclnyc

A circular received from Grand Re.
corder Il. 9. Huntington, Of Farmont,
contains the announcement that the
sixteenth Annual Conclave OF the 1T.
Eminent GRIND Commande.y Knights
Templar OF West Virginia, will be held
in parkersburg on Wednesday, May II.
All Knights Templar in good standing
are courteously and iraternally invited
to visit the Grand Commandery ut the
time indicated, uniformed and equipped
for inspection and review. So lar as is
ut present known the bushes to be
transacted in the Grand Commandery
will be mainly in the customary routine.
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!, A Railroad Tunu,l Cnyc.

Aserious loss and Inconvenience bas
been occasioned the Wheeling & Lake
Erie, rs q result OF the continued wet
weather along the line OF tho company
in tho vicinity of Mt: Pleasant, by the
caying in or collapsing of tho biz Brier
Hill tunnel, which occurred last Friday
afternoon. 1t is said that tho direct loss
amounts to quite large sum and at the
same time there is bound to DO very
great indirect loss resulting from tho
cutting of OF the company's extensive
coal mines from market. This will
probably result in shutting down the
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4. l.. RICE & co.

Our annual retail opening Of Spring
and Summer Millinery will occur on
Tucsday and Wednesday, April LIST End
%, on which occasion VII will exhibit Il
urge collection Of Pattern Hats and
Bonnets from the most celebrated New
York Ma!istes, together with many Gle
CANT models from car own Workra0m
A general Invitation Is hereby extended
A. l.. RICE l. co.
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The Docket for This Mornings Court,

James Glenn VIA arrested Saturday
night on warrant charging Kim with
beating his wife; Mrs. Glenn swore out
the warrant. Josephine Boyd's house
Of i'll fame was pulled late Saturday
night. The proprietress and three
women and five men were caught. Ella
Miller's houae in Alley g gave up three
women and six men. Pat Long, plain
drunk, was locked up by Officer
Truschler. Carrie Palmer's house on the
Tenth street toboggan slide was pulled
early yesterday morning. Two women
and five men were captured. Sadie
Tracy's house furnished one woman,
besides the landlady, and five men when
it was visited by the raiders. Officer
Jack West found a man on Market
street yesterday afternoon too full to
tell bis name or his native town. Tom
Kcarns was locked up by Officer Driller
Tor drunkenness. Officer Short arrested
Henry Frafel and James Hale for the
same otfense on Market street.
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"Tho John Porter Company.'

Following the report Of the recent
dissolution Of the West Virginia Fire
Brick Company, Of New Cumberland,
comes one OF the formation OF "The John
Porter Company" The incorporators Of
this new concern are Capt. John Porter,
the well.known fire brick manufacturer,
after whom this new concern is named,
Thomas G. Boyle, Charles Edward Pope,
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Charles F. Melich and Robert L. Lind.
say. Thursday, April 10, has been set
a, the date for holding the fret general
meeting OF the stockholders, ut which
time Board OF Directors Is to DO chosen.
The understanding Is that Capt. Porter
will put into this now concern all OF his
brick works and that the Relief Towboat
Company will be interested to certain
cxtrnt ur' UH.H. -.#a-U-. -.-.. /.
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0hed E. Green, prosperous farmer
living on Pierce's Run, Brooke COUNTY
was found dead on his wagon, at bic
home, on last Friday evening. He is
supposed to have died from heart dis.
ease. Mr.. Green took his daughter tc
West Liberty on Friday, where she was
attending the Normal School, aud start
cd to return home in the evening. He
was met on tho road by a number oil
people to whom he spoke in his usual
friendly way, and it is known that he
was Hlive up to within about mile Of
his home. When the team. arrived home
his wife went out 10 meet him and found
him dead in the wagon. His age was o.
years, He will be buried in franklin
cemetery today, ~.
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If you cannot zee and need spcctAclcs
y0u should call Oh us aud have your Eyes
tested without charge. VIC have The
finest Instruments and more experience
t:lnn any other Optician In The State,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re-
funded. JACOB ". GKUBB,
Jewcler and 0ptician,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets
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None M GOOit.
WASHINGTON, Pa, March Il.

WASHINGTON, Pa, March -.
Aessrs. s. Baer's Sons:
-GESTLEMEN:-1nclosed find twenty
FIVE Panhandle Coffee tickets. Pleaat
send me oil painting No. 40. lik,
Panhandle Coffee very much and think
l can get none rs good. Please senG
oil painting in care OF John A. Best
Washington, Pa. Respectfully,
Mws&w Z. /. HAGGERrY.
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Why Do People lInvo

Two sets OF teeth.
They don't shed arms and legs to get
new ones. Teeth are Indispensable, and
tho Creator gives two chances. When
one uses SOZODONT, even among
babies, it preserves the "deciduous
teeth" and helps to strengthen the
permanent. MwF3w
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SPRING AND SUMMER,

We are In receipt OF MI The newes!
Novelties in WOolens for mems wear,
consisting OF Suitlngs, Pantaloon;nys
and Oycrccatings, which we arc pre-
pared to make up in the best style and
lit Mt reasonable prices. Our Gents
Furnishings are complete and offers
special inducements.
C. HESS T. SONS,
1921 Il 1923 Market Street.
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A CENTURY Of progress has not pro-
duced remedy equal to Ely's Cream
Balm for catarrh, cold in the head and
hay fever. 1t is not a liquid or 4 snuff,
but Is perfectly safe and easily applied
into the nostrils. 1tgives immediate re.
lief and cures the worst cases. MwF&w
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An Open Letter.
To The Public:

TO Wt INDIc: ~
we beg leave to announce that on or
before April 1st, We will remove from
our present location to No. 80 Twelfth
street. +
We have purchased for Spring and
Summer large and complete stock Of
the latest novelties in Hats, Caps and
Gents Furnishings, and will be better pre-.
pared than ever to meet the wants Of
our many patrons. g. I,
Thanking you for past favors and
soliciting portion OF your patronage in
the future, We remain yours, &C., g7's5
EMsHEiMER & Co. .
Wheeling, ". Ta., March 81, 1890.
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. WHEN Macbeth ironically asked,
Cans: thou minister to a mind dis.
eased?" he little knew that mankind
would one day DO blessed with Ayers
Sarsaparilla. In purifying the Blood
this powerful Alternative gives tone and
strength TO every function and faculty
OF the system. DIV :,
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WASHINGTON, D. {.

$40 For tho Round Trip via the Pcnnsyl.
ynnln Lines.
On February IS, March 9, April 3 and
"a, excursion tickets will be sold at the
rate Of $40 from Wheeling, good return
ing within ten days from date Of sale, and
permitting stopover at Baltimore in
either direction. Apply tot. G. Tomlin-
son or John Baltic, agents Pittsburgh,
Cincinnati y st. Louis railway for full
information. Gr'},. 81 .
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MERCHANTS.

We call your attention TO our com.
plete lines Of Notions, Furnishing Goods,
White Goods, Fancy Goods, Novelties
and small Wares, nj our us,lal low and
attractive prices. Wholesale cxclu.
siyely. SPEYER BROS.
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A TERRIFIC BOILER EXPLOSION
At the Spears Axle WORDS Causes Tw
Denths mud tho Injury OF Others.

A TERRIFIC BOILER EXPLOSION
At the Spears Axle Works Causes Two
benths mud tho lujury OF Others.
SEt men were seriously sca.ded and
burned by the collapse OF a ilue in one
OF tho big upright boilers at the Spears
Axle Works, corner OF Twcnty.seventh
and Main streets, about o'clock Satur.
day afternoon. Since then two Of the
injured men, Anthony Riley md Emil
Bartels, have died; the other four are
doing ns well as could be expected.
AT fifteen minutes OF one clock Harry
Ritz, the engineer, started the engine
after trying tho water gauges and noting
the pressure in the steam gauge. The
pressure gauge showed 100 pounds and
water was flush III the top gauge. which
indicated that everything was in good
condition. w
Tho battery consisted OF three thirty.
foot upright boilers with one large fire
llue In the centre OF each. They were
built by Sweeney 4 Son, and are Of the
best pattern with double riyets and IN
side braces. '-'-''-'',
A few minutes past o'clock, the ilut
in one OF the boilers collapsed, and the
building was in III instant filed with
binding clouds Of burning hot, dry
steam, and showers OF boiling water
The big boiler was lifted from It's place
and carried through the roof and north
side OF the building and across Twenty
Seventh street, into the stock house o.
tho Belmont mill cooper shops. When
the collapse occurred, only part OF the
lore, usually emploved was at work, anG
they were scattered about the factory al
their various posts OF duty. Harry Reit,
and William Weisgerber were working
near the boiler, and were deluged with I
spray OF hot water md vapor which al
most made the skin peel.
Joseph Armbruster, Emil Dartels
Anthony Riley and George Vernon were
loading truck close by the boiler, ant
received tho full force Of tho steam anC
the shower OF bricks and other materia
which was sent flying in every direction
Wcisgetbsr, who is asingle mau living
Mt No. 2520 EoG street, was cut on thu
face and neck by flying fragments, ant
was also badly burned. His injuries ar.
serious, but not necessarily of an alarm
ing character. Harry Reitz had hi!
arms md face burned, but is not serious
ly hurt.
Joaeph Armbruster was burned abou
the head, neck, face and arms.
Elmer DarteIs, M lS.year.old boy, wal
struck by flying missile, which irac
tured his skull. His head and face wer,
badly cut, and his arms and body terri
bly, scaldea. In addition to nil this, hi
right eye, which seems to have beer
struck By stream OF boiling water, wa
completely cooked out. He died at hi
home, No. 2207 Alley D, at 5:l5 .. m
yesterday.
Anthony Riley was horribly scaldet
from his head down TO his thighs, The
full force Of the steam and water STRUCK
him and literally cooked him alive. II.
died Mt 1926 n. m. yesterday at his home
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made You will find more CARPETS to select from
Prices guaranteed to be to 15c yard lower than you
STONE & THOMAS
Ube Suttllige,lrcr.
Onlco. Nus. 80 nnd u Fourteenth Street.
New Advertisements.


Gard OF Thanks-spcars Axel Company.
Read This Prico List-Ueo. N. snoOks 4 Co.
Fourth Pngc. Pee
Soticc-C. II. Dlnccr-fou,th rarc.
Agents Wniftcd= Metallic letter Co.
For Sslc-FramG IIousG-Wm. ID. Mccoy.
For Saie-Farn,.
Wan,cd-Aa Active Man.
Continuation OF the Sale OF Mt. BelleYlew Fur
nlturc.
Report Of tho Recorder OF the City OF Den
wood.
Dissolution md Co,pas.nership Notiee-Con
ncr & Snedcker.
Noiicc-D. G. kurner.
Wantcd-Dlniug Room Girl.
For Rcnt-JAmcS 4. Henry.
Wheeling Instrument Co.-FOurth Page.
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Well plenscd with pan-IInrdlc.
4 ST. BELLAlRE, O., March G.

Ntsrs. y. Baer's Sous: t'..l
GENTLEMEN:-please find incloscd
twenty-five Panhandle Coffee tickets
for your oil painting No. 10. Please
send through Chram Bros, leading gro
GERS, Bellaire, O.. am very well pleased
with Pan. Handle Coffee. h
~ ~. Yours respectfully,
MwsAw Mrs. NJ. BRIGGS.
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Wentlier Indications.

WASHINGTON, March 30.-For West
Virginia and Ohio, rain or snow, north.
easterly winds; colder.
For Western Pennsylvania, colder
fair weather, northerly winds; light
snow on Tuesday.
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MILLlNEl.S.

We cn]l your attention 10 orr com.
plcte and ATTRACTIVE assortment of Spring
Millinery, consisting Of Hats, Flowers,
Trimmings, Ribbons and Novelties, nj
our usual low prices. Wholesale OK.
clusiycly. SPEYER BROS.
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New Advertisements.
THE
WHEELING lNS7ALNENr cos
GREAT
CA r P E T
REMNANT SALE.
New Advertisements,
GREAT
REMNANT SALE.

This Is Rcpnant Week In our Carpet DcpNr,.
mcnt--A vcrltablc lscdLe.tcr week IN Wheel.
lng's carpet ttadc--~o.morrow we Inntivurate
the largest Carpet Remnant Sale ever held in
the city-our immense business IN this dc
par,ment has left on our hands hundreds of
remnants OF all grades In Brussels and lucta!u
CarPe.s-What We offer during This sale Is the
choicest, nobblcst aud brightest patterns in
Substantial anu Reliable OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
offer any old remnants that have been sccuplu
latiug for ycars-wo haven't asy 10 offer
What we're talking about Is the latest aud mcsl
stylish rattcrns In Cnrpctlngs-Catpe,s thst'll
cost you treble whGt we ask during this SALE
Carpets that we vouch you canuot buy In any
sclfstylcd "CaSh House" or OF my "Job 10,
Dealers for less than three times our rcmuau,
priccs---Remnanis large enough to cover any
ordinary Size iloo.-Carpe,s that "lie, She,
him or Her" never tread over better-rhc
pick OF the market-Thc cream OF our stock
Come here to-day II you wau, Tor your
money six times Its Talue-Coae here tss,y
and ayoid the rush.
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mines, throwing hundreds Of men ont
OF work until tho damage Is repaired.
In connection with the cavingin Of this
tunnel, II Is stated TINT the tunnel next
west OF tho Drier Hill tunnel Ia In dan.
gerons condition, and is liable to cave in
ut any time. gr
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WHEELING INsTAL,1ENT co.


Pure Atwood Carpets that sell regularly at
u cents will be sold during this great Icmuau,
Sale NJ IS cents per yatd-And mark you.
these goods are guaranteed rs reprcSCnted-
Strictly All'Wool.-llerc's an opportunity Of a
lifetimc-Hcre's elsancc to provide yourself
with substantial, pliablo Atwood Catpc, at
only IS ccnts--Jot these figure, down: You
might forget them. Al.Woo! Carpets a, u cents
per yard arc unusunl-Wha, We offer In Extra
Super Carre.s-That is, those goods tim. IRE
generally considered bargains ut GO ceu,s--Arr
perfect beauties In designs md cqlors.
Our price will be Is cents per yard-I!c.e Is
where quarter tyebles It's yalue-Remcmbe
they arc as we said bciorc-The Cho!cc,t-
The Bcst-fhc Hobb!est patterns IN Sp.iug
Carpetings-W show No o.hcts-Wc lell no
Others
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Ladies are cordially invited 10 attend
our spring opening Of fine millinery on
Tuesday and Wednesday, April and 9.
4. ]. WoRLs.
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WHEN we reflect that 80 many human
beings die Of consumption We must
come to the conclusion that everybody
should be provided with DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup, the poor consumptive's
friend - ,.- r..'..14
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- 100 ~ :
Marble md Granite,

II You intend erecting n Monument
Vault, Marker or memorial Of any kind,
and want Grst-class work and low prices
call at Office Of l. A. Moore, second floor
McLain's Building, 1905 Market street.
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Sale.

planed Lake Ice. Leave your ordere
at Crumbacker & Co.'s, corner Sixteenth
and Chapline streets.
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/, Do NOT forget to call and see our line
Of Trimmed Hats in addition to our
regular line Of the jaunty Marlowe,
Huntress, also the Boulevarde. &t55'
Miss Z. Rory,
HOG Main street,
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Easter Opcniur,

Ladies are cordially invited to attend
our spring opening OF fine millinery on
Tuesday and Wednesday, April l and 2.
+...H.ll.,.LrF A, J. .WoRIS.
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WHEELING INsTALNlENT co.

Brussels Rcmnants-That Is, useful. l.rre.
SIZE Remnants In NIL grades Of lne Brussels
yard--Twenty.Gy cents VIII DO wonder. here
io'day-- twenty-five cents will buy IL yard II
BRUSSELS Carpet that'll make the finest aud
most,desirablc Rug-Hold 10 the fact that this
sac VII! last TIL every Remnant has left our
slore-"ttrst come, first served" will be on.
motto -,Come early and avoid tho rnsl,-
Come here early to day for bargains such as We
VIII oiler-Comc here where cents Will do the
daty OF de'iars this wccs-CUuic here. money
o. no money--Comc lerc and DO convinced
that We sell on Iustalmeuts at Cash prices.
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OF health and strength renewed and Of
ease and comfort follows the use OF
Syrup OF Figs, IS it acts in harmony with
nature TO eilectually cleanse the system
when costiye or bilious. For sale in Soc
and 81 90 bottles by all leading druggists.
DtV
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10 Wt EG1tf q NC 1H1el17ytHet'' ~ - \ -
+ SfR:-Please announce in your col.
umns that MIR. R.:T. Howell will be an
Independent candidate for the Office oil
Mayor Of Bridgeport. s.,,.
=. 'E-2 4 +, = - * 7-3t MANY CITIZENS.
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Better THIN Any Otller.

" BRILLIANT, O., March 9.
Mtssrs. S. Baer's Sous: f..- d
DEAR sIns:--1 send you by mail TWEEN
ty.iive Panhandle Coffee tickets, for
which you will please send oil painting
No. IS. have No. 10 and like it very
much. we find your Panhandle Cot
fec excellent, like it better than any
other coffee We can get. Send picture
in care Of +. Speidell, Brilliant, o.
Respectfully,
Mws&w 3g47g KATE WEEKLY,
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Who is wise? He that learns from
everyone. Who is powerful2 He that
governs his passions. Who is rich9 He
that Is content.
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a1nrr. v wnM.u litile thonnh4

LOVELY WOMAN little thought : n
What Joy and pleasure can be brought
From little thlDgS so wisely bought,
! -. = -.-..-- 8 Z az DucEere ExtrrttA /
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AN AGGRAvATISG SoRE THROAT Is soon
relieved by Dr.. D: Jayne's Expectorant,
an old.time remedy. for Bronchial and
Pulmonary Affections. Mwas
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Popular Excursions vim the Pennsylvania
l.L -sf ~ Lines. s5...,I
On Thursdays, April Sd and 9th, ex.
cursion tickets will be sold from Wheel
ing to Washington, D. G., at rate Of $40,
good returning within ton days from
date Of sale and for stop.oT at Baltimore
in either direction. For further inior.
nation apply to Jno. G. Tomlinson or
John Bailie, agents Pittsburgh, Cincin-
matt & St. Louis Railway, Wheeling,
W, Va. fai' : - ms
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Them, olneter Record,

The thermometer at Schnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner, Saturday,
registered rs follows:
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CHEAP White Wrcathes for church
uso this week at Miss L, RoDY's.
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Do NOT fail to sec our line Of Child;
ren's Trimmed Hats on display Wcdnes-
day, April 2. Miss Z. RoDY, -
\ 10 e. .5a III LOG Main street,
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r CONE and get one OF our Embroidered
Child's Prize Caps for % cents. regular
price SO cents, Thursday, April3.
Miss E. Rory,
ll0B Main street.