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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-09
1NnAl. RREYl11Es.
Matters OF Minor Moment in and Ab6

Matters OF Minor Moment In and About
$500 tho City. 81
OrgRA IlousE this evening 1.-THE
Drummer Boy Of Shiloh" $50
CniFf OF Police DgLuRrddE on Sat-
ur,lay shot big black dog that had bad
ly bitten boy. %
Int Hicks Is right again. The pre-
dicted cool wave leaves no room to ques-
ton Its presence. N
WILLIAM DlEBoLD, a LaBelle mill
boiler, made scrap ball weighing 1856
pounds, tho largest on record.
TIE Steubonville Turner'S ran an ex.
cursion TO Wheeling and Moundsvlllo
yesterday on hesteamer Liberty
ZANE lodge, Shield Of Honor, will give
m entertainment and Refreshments at
the Beethoven hall next Friday even.
Ing. rr.
THE Council Committees on Health,
Cemeteries. City Prison, Fire Depart.
mcnt and Markets arc called to meet to.
night.
TIE best flow Of natural gas yet OBJ.
tanned Ia Harrison county was procured
on tho Walter Craig farm near Cadiz last
week ut depth Of $50 feet.
TIE Terminal Railway Company will
build shops and u round house on the
property OF George busch, above the
Iaughlin mill, over the river. a
ELECTRIC car + became disabled from
breaking some Of its machinery Satur.
day morning, on Market street below
Twelfth, and had to be taken back to
the shops for repairs.
A PUBLIC trial OF the Miller Fire FIX.
tinguisher will begin tonight ut s o'clock
in front OF the Stamm House on Water
street. Don't fail 10 see this machine
and understand the principal on which
1t works.
A TELEGRAM was received at Police
Headquarters last night from Waters
Station, asking the force to be on the
lookout Tor two runaway boys, whom II
described as fourteen and sixteen years
old, respectively, both wearing blue
overalls and old straw hats.
| SEVERAL freight cars jumped the track
at tho narrows, this side Of Moundsvi!le,
Saturday afternoon, on the Ohio River
road, delaying the afternoon train until
about O'Clock in the evening. No ser.
ions damage was done, and the cars were
gotten back on the track oil right.
TIE Bodley wagon works were com,
PEELED to shut down u portion OF lasl
week by 7 head OF the engine break
ing. The Red Letter tobacco factory
that receives power from the same en-
CINE, was also shut down. The engine
was repaired, and both have resumed
work.
:; A DEAD body was taken from the Back
river, at Wheeling, one day last week,
and ut the time it was suspected that il
might be the body ofthe Wellsburg mics
ing man, William Howard, but it did
not answer the description. No infor
nation, accessible TO the public, at least
has vet been had in regard to Howard.
-IIeNsburg Herald.
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A SETTLEMENT POSSIBLE.
Conference Committees on the building
Trades Strike at Work, -sll'fF n

Conference Committees on the building
Trades Strike at Work. n
President W. a. Wilson, John W.
Beltx and Edward Holiday have been
appointed committee OF the Builders
Exchange to confer with NIessrs. ]. J.
Plant, Ed. Alossburg and J. W. Connolly,
the committee Of the Carpenters union.
The two committees had conference
Saturday evening, and when they nd.
iourned an understanding Of some Dor.
had been reached, just upon what basis
could not be learned, as both sides
agreed to keep the matter strictly to
themselves until a definite settlement
had been reached. EfQ.,f.g
That settlement has been positively
decided upon as far us the committees
are concerned, and 1t will be submitted
to meetings OF the Carpenters Union
and the Builders Exchange, this even.
ing, when both bodies will take action
on the report Of the committees, and
judging from remarks made both by
members Of the Carpenters Union and
the Exchange, there Is no doubt that
the agreement will be ratified by both
| SluGS. ...I..- b. b. II.
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als
BErLAlRE,
All Sorts Of Local News and Gossip from
,6.l the Glass City. i 4

~ the Glass City. "A
Bellalre viii likely get tho @. "A. h, county 70.
union this year. 81, 7ss "a. tF95 VI
There H. a possibility Of tho mines Ia this viClu.
lty resuming In few days. m .-iG
All Of tho various window glass houses will
nave closed by next Saturday night. 3',t
Bellalre Masons will take part In the laying Of
me cornerstone at Darnesylllc on the nth.
James Harrison. Of this city, has gone TO take
his new position At ~. Clairsyille "a lailer. III
Master orme and Miss Dello Farls, Of Wheel.
here. 80 - - - - y go ~ -
Murray l.. Fawcett, ono OF the clerical force at
lhe nail works Is suffering greatly from innan.
ma,ory rhumHtism. - =, - - - II
NJ. August Haas, Of the Fourth ward, has 70.
sNeu AZ pension, back pay aud NIL. amounting
10 several hundred d0llnrs. Il pr =
!, 4 brother OF Capt. ". II. Little Is hero trying
togel lhc captains bond Glled out, The case
has been liked for September. 's1'F y ~
slight ilrc at Cockayne's saloon among some
ia.nSy WORK was discovered In time saturday
nisht 70 tavc big fire. l'usseis BY rushed III
nhd beat 1t out. - - - 80 -
j., Ine Vosel place, near the Stamping company,
nas peen broken up and the place is offered i6r
disorderly house. 49, : - IN
!, AZ unusual number Of Maseulc meetings were
heiu tne pst week, great many new mcmbtrs
being taken 70. All tho lodges hero have OK.
peIiehecd quito boom lately.
NJ. u. Johnson, Secretary OF the Enterprise
Window GLASS Co. here viii movo t. North Dal.
tlnoie, ", nus summer, and DO IN charge Of tle
same companys interest there. - .. =
McsSrs. G: Kumbach, Oliver blackburn II. a.
wilson atiu George II. Muth had A rood limo
last week on Fishing creek and succeeded in
capturing about forty good sized fish.
| little daughter OF ". II, II, Curti, fell from
Ghair aud broke her arm near tho elbow, The
u0clo5 says on account OF tho break being n, Inc
CHOW her arm Will never be Of use TO her again.
The various churches were tss,efully arranged
win all sorts OF flowers, ferns aud nine vrsicr.
dhy The Fint Presbyterian Church was
e.peciAlly iine, everybody bringing flowers OF
The public schools Will close on Thursday Of
.hls week nc commencement exercises VIII
occur on Friday. There Will be no presents
everything will BIZ cut short. - 80 $50
A cOuntrymau's team ran OF on Saturday and
was stopped suddenly by telegraph MOLE The
wagon Will make real nice kindiipg wood. Tho
| horses were considerably scratched nv their
hard fall on tho brick pavement. The telegram
pole Ii lntSct.
Anna, II tito daughter OF Mr.. AMI Mrs. Van
LAW, ripped anu foil while playing In Il neigh.
bor's yard near her home III the Fourth ward.
AND ran Inc long spout OF an oil can sitting near
INTO the neshy part Of her thigh. Tho wound ia
very painful one.
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Hellp, You bicycle lillersi

.. Q. Burt's celebrated Fine Shoes al
l.. Y. BLoND's, Sole Agent,
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The Standard Miners Strike.

John Jones, President Of the United
Mine Workers OF America, was in
Bridgeport the other day, and held q
meeting in reference to the strike at the
Standard coal works, but as yet no con-
clusion has been reached. AS only the
contractor and two haulers are working
at tho Standard bank now, the mill is re-
ceiving coal from Eelley's mines, near
Portland, Ohio. They received a few
cars from Wheeling creek, but as these
mines belong 10 the union they refused
any further shipments. The three
working in the Standard bank now, arc
still working for the same price Us was
last paid by thst company,
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The following transfers Of real estate
were recorded by Clerk Hook Saturday:
Deed made May 10, 1890, by Geo, K.
=. Gilchrist and wife to W, Ii, Friedel.
Tor lots 80, 81 and SO in square No, i. in
ton, 1855.
Deed made May 10, 1890, by Geo, R.
3. Gllchrist to John Friedel, for lots "a
and bin square 3, in Gilchrist's add.
ton No. 3. Consideration, S5Gl.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In the City md Wheeling Folks
Abroad.

Strangers In the City md Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Miss Libbie Kingdom left Saturday
for Grafton, where she will visit friends.
Mortimer Pollock, Esq, has been con.
fined TO his room by Illness during the
past week.
Mr.. J. r. Acker and daughter are 80.
jorrning at the Eureka Springs, at
Saegsrtown, Pa.
Rev. D. G. Irwin, OF Lexington, Va,
is in the city at present visiting friends,
and is stopping with his nephew, Clar.
ence L. Irwin.
Mr.. Frank Stamm, OF the Mcclure
house, was presented by his wife Sat.
urday night with Il fine girl baby. Some.
how the boys about the hotel found it
ont, and congratulations were numerous
and enthusiastic.
Captain George W. Robinson has re.
turned home to attend Federal Court at
PArkersburg. His son, Dan w., has
been appointed to his position ia the
Census department, and left last even
ing at G: 20 Tor Washington it enter on
his duties this morning.
Miss Jeana Thompson left this after.
noon, says Thursdays parkersburg STATE
Journal, for New York, accompanied by
her father, Col. G. W. Thompson, and
wife and daughter, Miss Bette, on q
European trip. The purity sails Satur-
day on the Umbria to be gone all sum-
mer. They will visit England, Scotland,
France, Germany and Northern Italy,
Mr.. William II. Nave, Of St. Louis, ar
rived in the city Saturday, accompanied
by his bride, nee Miss Jessica Campbell,
daughter Of Mr.. A. W. Campbell, Of this
city. They stopped ut the Hotel Wind
scr. and were warmly welcomed by Mira.
Campbelps wide circle OF friends. Their
visit was saddeued by the death Satur-
day night of Mrs. Campbelrs grand
mother, Mrs. Capt. Crawford, Of Bridge
port.
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Pushing the New H,I,lro.

Rapid progress is being made on the
new bridge Of the Wheeling Bridge
Company over the Back river. The
plles haye been driven in the excavation
on the OHIO side, and the work OF con.
structlng the timber boxes for the stone
work will commence at once. The div
ing OF piles on the Island shore will be.
GIN this morning. A very large force Of
men Is at work on tho bridge, and no
time was lost yesterday, n - -
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The B. 4 0. authorities recently is.
sued the following circular: "On and
after this date, this company will not
under any circumstances employ men
who are in the habit OF becoming intoxi.
Gated. All employees who are known to
frequent drinking places must be warned
to discontinue such practices il they dc.
sire to continue in this company's ser
vice, and they will be discharged il in.
toxicated, either on or of duty. 1.-
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GLASSWUREERS' lICXIC.
Meeting Of tho General Committee here
Yesterday.


Meeting Of tho Ge"eral Committee here
Yesterday.
A meeting Of the general committee in
charge Of the American Flint Glass
workers. Reunion TO be held in Wheel
ing Park Monday, June 80, was held in
Trades Assembly hall yesterday after
noon. Twenty.six local unions were
represented, NIL Of which have subscribed
to the guarantee fund and will share in
the profits il there be any, Arrange
ments have been made whereby all the
railroads will sell excursion tickets good
for two days, ut very reduced rate.
All passengers coming in on the B. & O.
will be landed at Elm Grove and taken
to the park by the Elm Grove road, and
by wagons. All the park arrangements
are left in the hands Of Local Union
No. 0.
The local unions taking part in the
management Of the affair are, Pitts.
burgh, Greensburg, Jaennette, Grape.
Vile, Rankin's Station, Homestead,
Phillipsburg, Rochester, Beaver Falls,
New Brighton, East Liverpool, Steuben.
vile, Wellsburg, Wheeling, Bellaire and
Bridgeport. It is estimated that 5000
people will attend, - -.'--
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Broke her shoulder Ifln,Ie

Mrs. J. II. Hobbs is confined to her
home in the Eighth ward as the result
OF very unlortuuste accident. She
tripped in going down stairs Saturday,
and fell to tho bottom OF the stairway,
falling heavily On her shoulder, and
breaking her shoulder blade. The in.
jury is exceedingly painful, and will
compel her to keep her room for several
weeks, ~ -,
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4 Suggestion for Jonno.
Weston World.

The Wheeling Register gave very in
credible account Of the Jno. Pcndleton
speeah here Saturday night. There was
not much applause for the speaker, and
on one or two occasions, when he
thought there would be great applause,
and profound silence reigned, it almost
swampcd him. 1t would DO good idea
for the Register to employ j dozen boys
to 90 with John 0. for the purpose OF
applauding him.
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Shocking Trentmant of n Girl,

A shocking story came to the ears of
the police, Saturday, Of ala year old girl
detained in the woods east Of tho city
by gang Of young meu. She had been
robbed OF every stitch OF her clothing
and was wandering about entirely nude.
Officers Short, Carney and Donley went
out and secured the woods for her, but
without result. Capt. Delbrugge was
told afterward that she had come to
town to visit her aunt in North Wheel
ing. Ayoung man got her a dress at an
East Wheeling house. Tho names OF
the men who abused her are known.
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MRS. REDEccA WOODS CRAWFORD 'lEl
Death Of nm Old Resident of Dclmo

3D.. N. y A. . t.
Death OF nm Old Resident OF belmont
tN5' f-is County Saturday. rs.
Mrs. Rebecca Woods Crawford, vile Of
Capt. r. Crawford, Of Bridgeport, O.,
died Saturday evening, aged nearly 70
years. ~ p
Mrs. Crawford was the last surviving
child OF Elijah and Hettie Woods, who
was the youngest daughter OF Col.
Ebenezer Zane, the original settler OF
Wheeling. MI. Woods came 10 Ohio
while II was yet d territory, and In con.
nection with Capt. Kirkwood, laid of
the town OF Canton, which name was
coon after changed to Bridgeport. lie
was clerk OF the first court held In Bel.
mont county and was a member OF tho
legislature when Ohio was admitted us a
state. lie was afterwards proprietor Of
the ferry across the west branch OF the
river, which he conducted for many
years prior to the building OF the back
river bridge.
Mrs. Crawford was born In bridgeport,
July %, 1914. She was married to Capt.
Richard Crawford, May 2S, 1910. They
lived on the Ohio side OF the river until
1852, when they moved to Wheeling,
remaining here until 1865, when they
removed to their former home, where
they continued to reside until the prop.
erty was purchased by the Standard Mill
Company. 7.
Mrs. Crawford had a very wide circle
OF friends aud acquaintances In Wheel.
ing and vicinity who will sincerely
regret her death. The funeral will take
place this afternoon ut $50 o'clock from
the residence OF Mr.. j. NJ. Eoglc,
Bfidgeport, 49,, ~
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Enncll.

The transition from long, lingering and
painful sickness to robust health marks ,
and epoch in the life Of the individual.
Such a remarkable event is treasured in
the memory and the agency whereby the
sood health has been attained is CRATE
iuiiyblessed. Hence it is that so much
is heard in praise Of Electric Bitters, So
many leel they owe their restoration TO
nealth, to the use Of tho Great Alterna.
" Win any disease OF kidneys, liver or
stomach, OF long or short Standing yo,,
VII surely find relief by use Of Electric y"
Bltsers; Sold at Soc and 81 per bottle at
Logan Drug Co.'s drug store. 20 s'e . ." =
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Society Of tho Army Of wcnt vlrrIuIo.

The Executive Committees Of the So.
ciety Of the Army Of West Virginia, the
Society Of the First Virginia, Twelfth
West Virginia and Battery D." First
West Virginia Light Artillery, have been
called to hold "a joint meeting on next
Friday afternoon, June IS, a. g O'Clock,
in Grand Army ball, for the purpose Of
arranging for the reunions next fall,
This will bring some Of the representa-
tive veterans Of these organizations, and
the towns and cities who are DESTROYS Of
having them hold the reunions should
send in their applications at once. ~,
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Evangelis,sc Temperance Work.

The usna! Sunday afternoon meet;nc
was held in the Second Ward Market
House yesterday by local Eyanpelists
Watkins and McKain. a good crowd
was in attendance and several PLEDGES
were taken at the close. ''e0
In the evening, the same ceutlem an
held a very successful meeting in tho
Bridge Park, Island. There was a roud
attendance, and much interest mani.
tested: These meetings will be con.
tinued every Sunday. 5gIa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-09

Joseph Morgan, a boiler maker, OF
New Jersey, met with q very serious
accident at the Riverside Steel Works
He was standing upon scatlolding at
work when it broke, precipitating him
to the ground. His ieht leg was broken
BY the fall. He was removed to his
boarding house, where the fracture,
which is a very bad one, was reduced by
Dr., Haskins. -.
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Another conference Of the coal opera.
tors and miners OF this district was held
at Tiadess' Assembly Hall, Saturday
morning. Nothing definite was done,
and the meeting adjourned until to-day,
both sides deciding to give nothing to
the public unit! q conclusion was
reached. - - -
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Elmo Eating for tie a. AS picnl

S S. Marvin 4 Co. take pleasure in an.
nouncing that they contributed to the
Amalgamated Association picnic 800
loaves OF their Jubilee bread, 550 pounds
Drummers' Lunch biscuit and $50 pounds
Of Big Four ginger.cake. Those who
did not attend the picnic will find these
elegant goods ior sale by all grocers.. l5ie,,
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The readers Of the 1STELLloEScEn will
be pleased 10 learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease ihGt science has
been able to cure in all it's stages, and
that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is
the only positive cure now known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being con.
stltutlonal disease, requires constitu-
t!onai treatment. Halls Ca,arrh Cure
is taken internally, acting directly upon
the blood and mucous surfaces OF the
system, thereby destroying the iounda.
ton OF the disease, and giving the
patient strength by building up the con-
stitution and assisting nature in doing
Us work: The proprietors have so much
faith In its curative powers, That they
offer One Hundred Dollars ior any caue
that it fails to cure. Send for list Of tes.
timonial. Address, -.
FL. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, O.
Eo~sold by Druggists, 75c. Daw
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Anna, little daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs, Van
LAW, tripped and teli while playing in neigh.
boris yard near her home III tic Fourth warI.
and ran the long spout OF an oil can sitting near
mo Tue neshy part OF her thigh. The wound is
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-09

The picnic and reunion OF the Anal
gamated Association at Rocky Point on
Saturday was attended by only about
fifty people from Wheeling, while more
than twice as many went from the towns
across the river. The excursionists got
home about half past II Saturday night,
all we'll pleased with their days enjoy.
mani
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New Advertisements.

I.H.Ela
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A young lady and her parasol met with
a peculiar mishap on Sixteenth street
last evening. She had the parasol closed
and was walking down as a 3. 4 q,
freight train passed up. A huge red.
hot cinder dropped among the folds Of
the parasol uunoticed by the young
lady. She walked up Market street
nearly 10 Fourteenth, when the parasol
burst into fame. Several young men
sprang to the, atfrighted young 1ady's
assistance, and extingqished the burn.
ing suAshude. ri
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SATURDAYS Picnic.

The picnic given on the State Fair
Ground Saturday by the Local Union
OF Flint Glassworkers was largely at.
tended aud was pleasant SUCCESS in all
respects. A more orderly gathering was
never seen on the Island. There were
several run offs, but none OF them re.
suited seriously, the worst mishap being
the demolishing OF dog cart driven by
two young men.
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Major Hunter, Mr.. Mock and Col.
Legge, the thres gentlemen injured by
the wreck on the Ohio River railroad at
Darlington, Thursday night, who still
remain ut the Mcclure house, were rest.
ing easy yerterday, and under the good
care they arc receiving will recover
rapidly. Mr.. Mock was delirious a while
Saturday evening, but got better
promptly. Mrs. Legge arrived Saturday.
II Is said that the wheels OF the tender
OF the engine OF the wrecked train show
a flaw which it is supposed accounts ior
the accident. - -, - = !. - :.
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We received last week twenty-five
more Victor Satellites, and are nearly up
with our orders. We can furnish the
King Of Satellites now on short order as
We have twenty-five more on the road.
:, For the next ten days we will sell all
the makes of.Wheels we have in stock
IIes;Aeeptins yictors) at very low prices.
Write or call on us. sF'S""'
EDw. L. Rose & Co.
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day afternoon at 2 o'clock. The meeting
VIII last two days and will comprise
Tour sessions, NIL Of which will no doubt
DO iull Of interest to those who feel
kindly toward the good work the society
Is aoing. The programme as arranged
contains many interesting things and
will DO worth witnessing. So ~
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y, The following druggists outside Of
wheeling are agents for Chamberlain's
celebrated remedies: Q. B. Carney,
r F,alrmont; L. I. Wells, Clarksburg; i.
!. Richardson, New Martinsyille; Grant
q jackson, Grafton; A. Il. Burley, Cam
eron; J. NJ. Tetrich, Warrington. p1w
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UStEDEHlTrS-

Lieut.. General Johnston H. parkc.
MAJOR Genernl Cheaihaul-.....1. Elwood Hughes
Soldiers In camp and battle scauos BY lie
members Of GIand Army, Sons Of Veterans,
Company "k," \. G. ". Va, and Lins,y Cadets.
:, Ladies Appearing In tableauxi MiSel Laura
Forgey, Dora Wincher, bessie Cook, Fe,sIc Rlch.
asdson. Clara Bowman, NnrcIssa Clntk, Mary
Frye. Minnie Hodgkls. Cnddie Watt, MollIe
Murdock, Sue Murdoch, Birdie Kemp aud Mamie
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Picnic Grounds.

Cresap's Old Grove-twenty miles
down the river-is the most desirable
lor picnic parties. Cheap excursion
rates will be made. Dates and rates can
be obtained on application 10 J. G. Tom
llnson, agent Ohio River Railroad Com
pany, Wheeling, W. Va. -
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Large line of Scotch Twceds and n II,
the novelties in woolens for mems wear
which we are prepared to make nm IN
the best Of style and fit at reasopsble
prices. 5 O. HISS & SoSs a '''' ~
* 1891 and 1928 Market street. (