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~ The above prices will notbe duplicated this season.
STONE &. THOMAS,
lO3O-lO32 Main Street. mrs
Gle Sntellioenter.
Onlce. Nos. rs and VI Fourteenth street.


Stone L Thonias-Iresd OF Local.
Public Auction OF Gents Furnishing Goods
Fourth Page. Z. .r.f.9 ..1
Carpen,crs' Funeral Notice Fourth Page.
Atlantic Tea Company-Fourth Page.
Fourth Street Methodist Church.
To the Edltor-Wheellug business College.
Wanted-Gfrf at the Toronto Pottery.
New York Ellie Insurance C0mpany-Fourth
Page. g-s,Hrf .gl. -. = :. TT
Disciples Church. Nv
Opera llouke-Naturnl Gas. - "A
Ltstoi Letters Remaining In tho Postoffce.
Rochester Inmps-EwIng Bros. Z
Trustees Sale OF Valuable Ohio County Land.
Stocks for eale-R. s. Irwin. -
First Presbyterian Church.
Wantca-Few Good statesmen.
Wanted anEnergetic Young Man.
Wanted.-Two Experienced Milllners.
Stockholdcrs' Meeting.
For Rcht-G. o. Smith. rf
For Salc-G. o. Smith,
For sale-At Public AuctIon-G. o. Smith. =
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Additional MnrLnx.

Bos1oS. March 7.@Wool market active; sale.
Xxx 33a3s1<c: No. !. S7nSsc; Michipan K 3oasSlzc,,
No. 'combing Ohio CSC: Michigan sSc: did
aDe dclaine Sc: Michigan do Sic: pulled woois
quiet; secured wool. California. Oregon aud Ter:
Iltory range l5ss7ci Ane Territory 5Ga5sc; 1ne me.
dium toa52c: foreign woods quiet. Vi - -
I! NEW York, March ,7.-Dustncss in dry goods
Ing good trade andithcre ;was a iair demend
Tor replenishments at the. hands OF SCENTS with
an Increasing tendency. II o market was. nm.
changed 10 character and tone, prices continuing
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Leose's Red Clover Pills cure sick
headache, dyspepsia, ndigestion, CON con.
stipation, 25c. per box, s boxes for 81.
For sale by Logan Drug Co., Bridge Cor.
ner Druggists, Wheeling, w. Va. d paw
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PROMPT Adjustment Of nm Insurance Policy.

Prompt AdlnStmento OF Nh lnsurnnc CO Policy.
WHEELING, w. Va, March 7, 1890.
To TIC Uaton accident aud Ecaefi association.
GENTLEMEN:-It gives me great pleas
ure to return you.my very sincere thanks
for the prompt manner in which you
paid the amount of the policy on my
husbands death. lie took out policy
in your Association on the oSth OF last
January, and had paid only SC in pre-.
NUNS. His death occurred on the 9th
Of March, the same day on which the
notice Of his sickness was gent you. On
the following day, and before his burial,
the claim was adjusted and the full
amount paid to me in gold, giving most
proof OF the Associations
liberality and promptness, and extend.
ing to me an important aid in my atllic,
ton. H. i. ~
Your association is entitled TO the
fullest public confidence, and it has
proven to be friend In time Of distress.
,5''' y JOHANNA GREEN, =.
III 81 Eighteenth street.
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A Pleasing 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 edectually cleanse the system
when costiye or bilious. For sale in Soc
and 81 0o'bottles'by all leading druggists.
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Knocked n Car or tho Track.

There was quite a lively runaway on
the South Side yesterday afternoon. ! A
two-horse team belonging to farmer
ran oil on Jacob street, and in its mad
rush collided the wagon with street
car. The wagon did not suff:r material
", but the car was badly SCARED and
knocked of, the track. The wagon es.
capped serious injury, and proceeded on
It's way. &C., II'--St'
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tt"GIvE us a rest" cried a bootblack,
from the gallery Of the Opera House, to
a party who had been constantly cough
ing during the performance. "Use DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup" chimed in another.
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FoR the nexttwo weeks we will offer
you Boots and Shoes at prices that will
surpriseyou.. H.O. HorF, &
4. Sussessor to ]. w. Amick & Co.,
''. N. No. 1l43 Min street,
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AUCTION SALE Of q fine stock Of
Gents Furnishing Goods at lo22S Market
street, next door TO Wheeling Bakery,
this afternoon and evening. t5;
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uousekeepers,

avoid the rush. Buy you Carpets now.
Get the choice Of the stock. Have them
ready to lay when you want them. Read
Stone & Thomas Ad, II5'4 Il
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SECOND INVOICE .s.a
-; .- . OF stSM
GUYER'SNEW SPRING STYLE
SPRING AND SUMMER. /,

We, are In receipt Of all the newest
Novelties In WOolcns for mems wear,
consisting OF Sultlngs, Pantaloonings
and Oycrceatlags, which VIC are pre-.
pared to make up In the best style nnd
III ut reasonable prices. Our Gents
Furnishings are complete and offers
special inducements.
~, C.. HESS & SONS, /.
1891 & 1923 Market Street.
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We want TO borrow $50 d year for 20
years. Undoubted security, flrst.class
paper, good interest. - - "A 5ss1, 50
SWEENEY & EDWARDS,
1908 Market St., Wheeling, W. Va. /.
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Co,
Tea Importers and Coffee Roaslers.
CLUB ORDERS.

Thousands Of families scattered around
In every town aud village within radius
Of 100 miles OF our stores can testify 10
the superiority Of our goods. They have
availed themselves Of our liberal offer 10
pay freight on all orders amounting 10
$40 and upwards. Our method Of doing
business don't suit tho old logy mer.
chant, who IL not satisfied unless be
makes 100 per cent, aud Is content to
drivel along from year to year, ever
complaining abont dull trade and how
tho ungrateful people send OF 10 distant
towns, where live merchants are, to ret
their goods. We have no sympathy for
such hum drum merchants. Our pluck
energy, cash money, quick GALES, stand.
ard goods and low prices have placed ia
In front, position for which We ara
eminently filtedand will maintain.
Send In your orders and got Good
Fresh Standard Goods at Fair Prices.
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WASHINGTON, March For West
Virginia and Western Pennsylvania
warmer fair weather. easterly winds.
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The reason why the English doctors
did not locate at Wheeling instead OF
Bridgeport was because West Virginia
has had enacted very stringent medical
laws compelling all physicians who nd
vertise to pay q license Of fifty dollars
per month. This would cost the English
staff two hundred dollars every month
they remained in Wheeling, Mwas .
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Fon bargains in Boots and, Shoes call
1t 'li,' q. o. HoFr's, n.
r Successor to J. W. Amick & Co.,, 3
"a No. 1l43 Main street, +,
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If you cannot 500 and need spectaclcs
you should Gallon US and have your Eyes
4 tested without charge. We have the
finest Instruments and more experience
than any other Opuclan In the State,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re.
funded. JACOB W. GRUBB,
y js.,5Sfs. JeWeler md 0pticlan, Il
Fl Cor. Twelfth aud Market Streets.
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LOVELY WOMAN little thought ID 81.
What Joy and pleasure can DO brought
From little things 80 wisely bought, j
-----..L- u --l-.,Lt.. az Rickcus Eyfrdfka J
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The opera Of 1.-THE Brigands," one Of
Ofenbach's compositions, which is to
be produced at the Opera House next
Monday and ut special matinee OH
Tuesday afternoon, is said to To an
awfully funny opera, but at the same
time its music is described as charming
and Of a peculiarly high order Of merit.
The chorus Of the Grau Company, which
will sing the opear here, is said to be
numerically large and well classified,
the solo parts being few and Of sec.
ondary Importance.
Natural Cas-" an asthctic farce
comedy that has won for Henry V.
Donnelly and Edward Girard their
greatest fame, will DO presented at the
Opera House next week. It is skit
full Of good things and will undoubtedly
draw big houses. ~, / y.557,5.-f q /
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Thermometer Record.

The thermometer at 6chnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner, yestrday,
registered as follows: =
7 a. m.................. 3D.. m,........,,,.., %
9A. m................. 10 10. m.............., n
u m...................... IS eather-Fair.
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Do You Need Carpets?
Read Stone & Thomas Ad. Eight hun
bred Rolls Of Carpet to selcct from.
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5 OWING to the fact that We expect to
move on April !, We will close out a
large assortment Of new and shop worn
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 a
few makes Of bicycles. Come early and
secure bargains. r, 9sat3tHs NJ
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Grand Garnet Openinr.

Everybody invited. Read iAd. Buy
your Carpets now. SroSE& THOMAS.
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ATLANTIC TEA Co.,
100 Market Street.
226lMarket Street,

$50 y. Fourth St., Steubenyllie, o,
Cor. Market s Fifth st., East Liverpool, O.
ITO Front st., Marietta. O.
o3 baltimore St, .. Cumberland, Md.
~ Market St., Pnrkersburg, w. Va.
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SHAKE Orr THE EFFECTS Of a.bad cold
promptly by the use Of DR.. Jayne's Ex.
pectolant and escape the danger Of irri.
tating the luags into fatal disease. d
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DON'T forget to call Mt 1928 Market
street this afternoon aud evening. "a 4,
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a 8 Get

In one. store whcrc went to buy uoodh
aarsaparllla tho clerk tried to Induce mo buy
Sheir own Instead Of Hoods; lio told me theirs
Hould last longer; that I might take 1t on ten
tays' trial; that II I did not like It + need not
nay anything, etc. .put he could not prevail
N mo to chngc. i told him I knew what
Goods Sarsapar'lla was. had taken It, was
satisfied with It, and did not want my other.
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y AT your own price thu best goods In
the Gents Furnishing line. Come and
see us, No. 1928 Market street, next
door to Wheeling Bakery. 80 '1is,e, Z
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jy Great Sale
OF Boots and Shoes for the next two
weeks. Come and see US, and DO con-
WINGED that we sell the best Shoes for
the least money. H. o. uorr, Y s}t
z Successor to J. w. Amick & Co., e
K p No. 1143 Main street.
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s$lt Stone & Thomas-Grand Carpet Opening. al AZ
STONE & \ IH j {. u. /
CIR RAND
Carpet Opening!

ON MONDAY MARCH TO- 1900 will open NEw srRlNa srocK
OAnrErs expect this will DO the greatest Carpet have
ever had and prepared for SUCH We make tho claim
obtain good goods the lowest cash prices there house
country who will supply your wants lower prices TO
opening interesting and attractive will Monday Tuesday and
Wednesday the following special 5argans:. ] y@
pieces Tapestry Brussels at i5c worth #.-
100 pieces Tapestry brussels 5sc, i5.l
,obuy Smiths
pieces llody brussels at 00c, worth 81 49, ,t5ft
80 pieces Body Brussels Mt 81 4: T.: worth 81 90.
Bigclow body brussels
Styles Moquctto Carpets at ~ 40, worth 81 TO-,
60 pieces All Wool Carpets at Goc worth
The comprises all the latest patterns made will show you
more Carpets any grade than you will lind any
tho city, Buy Carpets and avoid the rush. and have
them ready to lay just when you want them
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III foods I:

When I began taking Hoods Sarsaparilla
4 was feeling; real miserable, suffering
, great deal with dyspepsia, and SO weak
nat at times could hardly stand. looked,
md had for some time, like a person In con-
sumption. !! Hoods Sarsaparilla did mo so
ouch good that wonder at myself sometimes,
ind my friends frequently speak OF It." Mns.
Lila A. GoFF, Ct Terrace Street, Boston.
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"Romeo and Juliet" as presented at
the Grand last night by Miss Ida Van
Cortland and company, did not draw
large audience; In fact the house was a
Interestingly small one. Miss Van Cort-
lands Interpretation Of tho character OF
the fair Juliet was an interesting one, to
say the least, and well entertained those
who were present.
A change has been made in the bills
for this afternoon and this evening. J AT
the matinee performance this afternoon
LA Belle Russo" which was put on
very cleverly last Wednesday evening,
will be repeated, and this evening
Bachelors" hilarious comedy, will ba
produced. This performance will bring
Miss Van Cort,and's engagement hero to
an end, 80 II
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LIS. Coop sells dry goods the cheapest.

EDw. L. ROSE & Co., :
IS Twelfth street, 4
DeSoto times. (Hernando, Miss.) 1879-1898, 1890-07-03
HOUSEHOLD BREVlTlES.

--Profuse spraying of house plants
will greatly aid in preventing the raw
ages of aphides and other minute in
BeCts.
Burn up every thing about the house
that's snotaCtually valuable. The hoard
ing of rags, worn-out shoes brokcnchina
and decayed furniture is bad habit
Household
Asparagus may be kept by selecting
the finest heads and drying them.
When wanted for the table they arc
placed in hot water and then boiled for
few minutes. Thus treated the stalks
will swell considerably, and will be
found very tender and fine favored.
Exchange.
Strawberry Rolls. Make dough as
for biscuit. Roll it out thin and cut it
into four-inCh squares. Put spoonful
of swcetened strawberries on each
piece. Wet the edges, pinch together
and lay in flourod dripping-pan, bake
or steam, and serve with sauce. Rural
New Yorker.
Egg Slaw.-Chop finely some tender
white cabbage. Let it lie in water half
an hour before using. Drain all the
water from it. To about three cupfuls
of cabbage add a tablespoonful of sugar.
one teaspoonrul of salt, one of French
mustard or Of mixed mustard. After
mixing we'll together add two we'll
beaten eggs in cupGul Of boiling vim
egar, little cayenne pepper and a
tablespoonful Of butter Pour this over
the cabbage, toss well together and
serve --Indianapoli Sentinel,
Peach Blossom Cake. One Cupful of
powdered sugar, one-half cupGul of
| butter mixed well together; beat the
| whites of three eggs quite still, and add
to the butter and sugar one-half a cupfuI
| Of sweet milk, two teaSpOonfulS OF bak-
| ing powder and flour enough to make an
ordinary cake batter; flavor with extract
of peach; bake in thin cakes in two
shallow pans; put between the cakes
finely grated cOcoanut and pink sugar
frost it with clear icing and sprinkle
it with pink sugar.-Boston Herald.
There are few hOusekcepers who dc
not know the advantage of roller-toWelS
at one or more places in their houses
where frequent washing is done. There
should at least be one in the kitchen
and bathroom, or wherever else tht
family clock" to wash. In the 'chil
dren's room" it presents great advan
tages. 1t is hung up and not on th'
floor; it is always ''there," and does no
have TO be hunted for YhTid5fHi Tft dnA hfpInd pIH
wet spots to dry, in way very accom-
modating to hurried boy or girl; AM
it is not easy to use it for "ash-cloth
Advance.
Most vegetables are better cooke
fast excepting potatoes, BEANS pea,
caulinowcr and others which contal
starch Cabbage should be boiled rapl'
" in plenty of water, 50 should onions
Young beets and turnipS. Peas can D
cooked thoroughly when tender |
twenty minutes. They should be SLOW
" simmercd in as little water as poSS
hlo The best way to cook string bear
is to merely simmer them for at lca'
two hours, when the water in Whlc
thoy are cooked should be nearly or el
tircly absorbed. A little hot crea
sauce may now be added and the beal
NAV be boiled up oncc.-Ihe llouS
kppOpr
DeSoto times. (Hernando, Miss.) 1879-1898, 1890-07-03

thourh in sleep; but when | looked lhJo
her face and saw what ! saw there, |
knew that she was dead. Her h'nh SUN
grasped strange looking lnStrumehJol
bamboo. mounted in silver, on one ehu
Of which was curious disk OF porous
CLAW. Upon the little table at the oeu-
side lay the brass-bound box vide open,
a portable spirit lamp which was SC'll
burning, and what appeared to be
travelling jnkstand open. The room was
filled with heavy, strange ana SlcNly
odor, which almost oyerpowered me-
"My wife, Hetty, was an opium
smoker; she learned the habit from d
friend as a cure for neuralgia, TO which
she was subject. Those little brass
bound boxes, with the dainty apparatus
for carving out the hideous Eastern
vice, are still sold and advertised with
immunity here in London. hUhureu'
of men and women, even now, are oe'lo-
erately smoking themselves lro"i '''l'
world into the next. Those who know
of the hidcous thing say nothing; anu
when the victims die by running 'heir
constitutions or, as IN my WIG
wreched case, by an overdose Oh I"o "'-
cursed thing, sometimes there Is an ln-
ousI and verdict of death by miS"o'
venture, as in her case.
"Nlen and women with morbid taS'e''
SIGNING for forgetfulncss or unNho"
lows, or stimulated by the glowing oc'
scriptions of the great writer VINO ,0' ne"
to this awful vice as refuge llo"
physical pain, try it--and take TO " :.
3And now you know all about IT,
Hetty, and why it was that, Wheh you $,
married me, you found me a miSer"ol, {,
man There's nothing morbid aDo"'
vou little woman, anyhow" Ana ther
ttho door was flung wide OPEN ana
blue.eved bov, some three years oi age
rushed into the room. The chllu W"o %
nicture of health and strength anu nap
piness. 49,, ,,orbid obou
him" added Lord Bargemont nv nv
doesn't look much like the last Oh HI
line, does he, Hetty? .,,i.+oi
And then Lord Bargemont suOniUVe.
TO the common fate OF 1a'hets '.'I a,I
danced the child upon his knee to"ar'
the haven of Banbury Cross ana as III III
aid so he forgot, for the time al ''o" Wv
+ho first Lady Fargemont anu 'D'
hrass.bound box.--St James "a"eV'''
DeSoto times. (Hernando, Miss.) 1879-1898, 1890-07-03
FASHIONS FOR LADIES'.


Narrow ribbons of fine quality are
row used to finish the hodicoS OF dresses
A. tbe hack rather than the wide sash
which has been 50 long favored. SaShcs
oro etill fashionable, but the ribbons ar
RANGED in a shower of long loops ana
ondS ARG newer and more becoming to
many figures. .
beautiful white toilets for summer
reccptions and dinners are made ol tho
finest and richest of China ana lhul"
Gill, scattered over with tiny white SILK
buds, leaves or rose sprays These arc
roode in two WAYS. One is a shcath-like
model, demi- trained, a prlnceSSe' Win
short sleeves puffed very high ana WIN
baIf-low, rounding neck, with no llsSo
or lace introduced in the opening Inc
throat and upper neck are left bare, ana
= bopdsome, ieweled dog-collar IS IN
order. The dress is everywhere co'ereo
With silk lisse, valing the silk beneath
lilo mist. The other style is cutopeh
in the throat, with a superb turn-uoWh
collar and revers Of rich lace Inc
| bodice has the appearance
" wrapped around the figure, and SHOWS
nn,v the back and side seams. Inc
ira ansparent sleeves of net matching th'
iaoo arc hirh, full and long The SILK
skirt is straight and round and intricate
ly lraped with lace.
Among the imported dresses not
row have the bodice cut to snow th'
throat in walking or afternoon costumes
which can properly be worn IN 'ht
ctroet. A band of wide gimp often sup
niles the lack of q collar, this banu ~
inr ,non the corsage and not standing
rnn;rbt in tho usual military fashion
Sauo waists are corded in the bact
without even a pretense OF collar
some Of the tailor-made gowns have
medium-high collar at the back, but arr
ont quite open to show all the throat
The lonc tulle strings worn on bonnet
ND hats are intended to drape the necI
liohtly and mitigate little OF thl
novel baroness. This fashion IS on
that the few women with really nne
~nacefnl throats can follow ii the,
eehooeo. but the fact is that most 0
thoeo on this side of the water Wh
have adopted the style ought to haV
ndhorod TO the still fashionable collar
a Ia Medici, Tosca, Directolre' or l
avon the uncompromising, ana sever
noliceman's collar. N. \. Evening ios
DeSoto times. (Hernando, Miss.) 1879-1898, 1890-07-03

interest in anv thing. sbn w,s s,hioo+
to severe headaches so sbo told mo. s,,,
exhibited great dislike to society and
was accustomed to shut herself IN with
her maid in her private apartments for
hours together. She grew rtoroso and
melancholy, strange in her manner, and
more and more inclircd for solitude.
Her appetite failed, and her beauty
faded before my very eyes. One day I
came INTO her boudoir suddenly. She
was Slt1lh@ with a mahogany brass
bound DoX open on the table before her.
men She Sa" me she closed the box
anu locked 1t with key which She
wore upon hcr Watch-chaln.
MY curiosity was aroused. What
on eafth nave you got IN that boz,
hlanche? SAID She laid her hand
upon ~ JoalouSlS' ana WIN an angry
LOOK III hcr ma5hlH'eh5 eSea-"hlch,
Cno"Eh we were hoC a year married had
already grown dUll and lackluSt"r--She
salo' i nate lmpertlnFht curiosity III a
man, bafgemoht inns lltIIo box IS
"nere Keep my SecFeV5-~the ""cfoIa l
prize DeSt IN all the "orld' She adueu'
"'And you won't let me see the con-
tentS? SAID
was angry aC llef WANT ol coLl-
dence, and, I'm ashamed to adu' l was
jealous, too
I'D rather die first" said my wife.
81 turned on my heel and left the