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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-03-13
TIE MOuNpSvlLLH CAMP MEETING
Next August VIII lInve n Host OF Work.
~ crs-Some OF tho Arrangements.

Next August VIII Have n Host OF Work.
crs-somc OF tho Arrangements.
The gentlemen forming the Board Of
Directors which has control Of the popu.
lar old camp meeting groundsat Mounds.
vile, have fixed the dates for the hold.
ing OF the next camp meeting Of the
Wheeling district, and arc making OK.
tensive arrangements for that event.
The dates are August 2l-31, inclusive.
The Silver Lake Quattatta, which ap.
pearcd IN this city this season, Mt one OF
the Y. NJ. @. A. entertainments, has been
secured Tor the entire meeting, and will
have charge Of the singing. which, TN.
der such leadership, cannot fail to be m
attractive feature leh ~ 81
The number OF evangelical workers
who have been engaged to attend and
assist In carrying on tho good work ia
unpreceden:ol !, both in number, ability
and prominence. Among those whose
services have been promised are Rev. X.
g. Stewart, OF Cleveland, Tenn, who
has been co-worker with Sam Jones;
Rev. Mr.. Swindell, OF Philadelphia, Rev.
George W. Oliver, OF Wellsvilic, Ohio, a
preacher who Is said to possess much
power in times OF revival; DR.. lief, OF
Salt Lake City; Lewis Albert Banks, OF
Boston, and Rev. J. L. Hurlbut, Of New
York. In addition to these an effort
will be made to secure tho attendance Of
the presiding Bishop for this section,
whoever he may be. 1t will not be
known TIL after the meeting Of the
Bishops in May who will be assigned ia
this section. 6
There promises 10 be be n big demand
for cottages this year, and already the
work Of building and remodeling has
been commenced. Mr.. Willard Geisey
Is building a very pretty cottage and Mr..
George Miller has commenced the work
Of remodeling his place. Several appli.
cations have been made for houses. A
committee has been appointed to ar.
range with the 3. & o. for special trains
both during the campmeeting and also
during the entire season for the accom-
modation OF the many who make the
grounds their summer residence. The
season bids fair to open early. RI
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BELLAlllE BRIEFS.
Tho Latest Rond Improvement Scheme
Hoparol Naxvu N,t,a or,1 Da-.o,u,.

The Latest Rond Improvement Scheme
y General News Notes md Personals.
NJ. and Mrs. }. ". Wright, OF Pittsburgh, are
visiting friends here. = -
Decker Huffman has Just finished 70 lay
term In jail for striking woman.
The Ladies' Aid Eociety will hold social at the
home OF Mrs. W. II. Thompson tonight. Sc
George Kess has been appoInted Assistant Sec.
pany. m ~ -
Miss Mamie Lombard will Give a party In
lahd, o.. tomorrow night. .a9s.-gsa
The Library here Il open to the public on the
first and third Saturdays OF each month from one
TIL four In the afternoon. ~ q 371II -
George 1Iaihorn, who was hurt on tho
cleveland. Lorraine & Wheeling last week,
Is able TO be around on clutches. -
;, There arc several bad slips along the Iellaire,
below this city at the Narrows. II 4 =; :, :
Tho Catholic organizations hero will 20 10
S!c9benvlle on the 18th Inst. 10 take part III the
81. Fatrlck's Day exercises there. =
Thieves got away with about S25 worth OF gro.
certCs from the store OF William Workman Tues.
day night. by enec!ing an entrance through the
back door. There Is no clue as yet. -I's''.''
:. A watch was recently stolen from a young
DAY. The thief was bis roommate. ~
young couple, evidently Just married, nj.
tIaeted a great deal OF attention here on the
streets yesterday. The bride was wearing the
regulation veil and orange blossoms. :
Mrs: Ellen Danford, aged % years. mother OF
hon. L. Dnuford, Is very sick md being very
OLD lady her recovery Is doubtful. Her
home Is in Warrington township, this county.
A. Carey has been aucd SIS aud costs for whipp-
Ink his wife and ten days In Jail and Thomas
lealc, for Indecent exposure was fined $40 aud
costs and given five days In Jail by the Mayor
this week. 0iJ,, 80. s. 81 : M -
Mr. John Taylor m old and widely known
citizen. died ut his home In the Fourth ward
yesterday morning, aged 50 years, The JccpasrJ
was the grand father Of Mrs. Leasure. wife OF
Manager Leasure Of the Central Glass Com.
pany, Of Wheeling. VII :
Charlie Pratt, former resident here, but re.
Gently OF Portland, O., IL here with friends TO
coal bank near Portland last week. Ills back
was badly wrenched by q fall OF slate and be cau
not stralghtcn up. ms 80
Sheriff Foul ke, assisted by W.D Cash AMI T, z.
Mckfsson, Will take TO the "pcn" to-day the fol.
lowing prisoners: Walter Kelley, for life: p.
Lynn, seven years: II. Porter, three years; Ed,
Manatt, three years and SIX months: George
Cook, two years aud SIX months, and ban All.
ams, eighteen months. ri' ~ - =
A new road bill Is to be drafted by CONNIE.
tent committee. The object now is, 10 improve
az the roads In this township (pultncy) and ex.
tend the Improvements to the township lines in
every direction. aud then Let each wush p con.
time the roads on through their respective dis.
tticts. This move seems to meet With general
will II Is estimated. cost SIS 900, which incluIes
all the county to pay for brldges, culvcrts com.
pensatlOn, damages, etc, '--E.- ~ ps's. -
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TILE DvCTOIS ARE HERE,
First -Four Months Free of Charre,

First -Four Months Free of Charge.
The four eminent English doctors have
arrived, aud are now permanently located
at the Sherman House, Bridegroom, O,
All who visit the doctors before March
20 will receive services for the first fou,
months free of charge. The only fayo,
desired is q recommendation from those
whom they cure. N
During the pas. two weeks 1857 in.
,ValIds visited the doctors, and out OF this
number 1913 were rejected as incurable.
They treat every variety OF disease and
deforinity, but will in no instance accept
an incurable case. II your malady Is
beyond all hope they will frankly tell
you 30 ; also caution you against spend
ing more money for useless treatment.
Remember dates aud 20 early, as their
Offices are crowded from morning till
night. G.l.l ir:,. j
Office hours, Ia. m. to I: 80 p. m. Sun
days, 10 d. u. to 4 p. N. .,.:.st
P.S.-This GOVERNMENTAL STAFF OF
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS is incorpor.
ated by an act Of the Legislature. 4
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.AM]rlsEMESTs.L

Tonight, at tho Opera House, there
will be presented that musical farce
comedy, "Natnral Cas-" which Henry
v. Donnelly and Eddie Girard, two eI.
ceedingly clever comedians, have made
famous, and which has done much In
the way OF adding to their fame. II Ia
full OF rollicking fun and the novel and
amusing features are numerous. The
New York Times, referring To recent
performance OF "Natural Gas" In that
city, says: "Mr. Girard vas as nimble,
easy, graceful and 'tortuous as ever In
his saltatorlal aud acrobatic endeavors,
and Mr., Donnelly once more won tho
sympathy Of bis auditors by his courage.
GUS and laborlous Efforts to DO funny,
The two stars worked tremendously To.
gcther, AMI their specialties, separately
and combined, were heartily encored.
They sang some new song, and have
otherwise improved the entertainment
by various changes 5aEi I1T N
Next Saturday afternoon and evening
"karT Gardner, the jolly German come.
dian and sweet singer, will present at
tho Opera House his new picturesque
comedy Of home lifo in the Tyrol pro.
vince entitled "Fatherland." II is said
to BIZ a novel, interesting and unsteady
ineritorious production. Tho plot Ia the
simple story OF Il Tyrolean guide saving
tho life OF an American widows child,
and alterward protecting them from the
vil!ainousdesiens Of tho widows brother
in.law; and Of course eliminating with
his marrying the widow. The pfot en-.
hances the merits OF the performance,
which consists Of strict deliaeation Of
local character, costumes and customs.
The central feature Is Karl Gardner as
Herman Leopold. the guide, who Is given
an Opportunity to sing. which he does
with great success. and to dance, which
he does most gracefully. In that char.
acteristic German combination Unnatural
and ialsetto voice, Gardner sings several
pretty songs. The most pleasing Is 1.-THE
Lilac and Its perfume is waited through
the entire play, lf5i.i s1,1gz
There were two iair.sized audiences at
the Grand yesterday afternoon and last
evening" to, enjoy tho performances 81
Eenttrow's dolly Pathfnders." The
weather was not calculated to Undue
large audiences 10 turn out. Those who
did attend, however, were apparently
well pleased judging from their 40.
plause. Another new comedy will be
put on to night and like the others that
have been given will embrace new songs
and speciulties. aI,s "a. y 7FT1 " = o
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EXTENSION TABLES,

Indispensable to every housekeeper,i is
dining table. We have large inc In
solid Walnut, Oak, Ash and other woods.
we are determined to sellt Extension
tables al and will, therefore, oller this
week l00 6.foot Extension Tables in
solid Oak, with oil finish top, at only
u W each. For spot cash, or on credit,
our price will be the same during this
great reduction sale, namely, 81 90 each.
You cannot afford to be any longer
without one Of these tables at tho price
We offer them. Don't hesitate about the
money-Don't stay at home during this
terrible slaughter ofgoods, wishing you
had money. WHEELING ISsrALMgST Co.
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FURNITURE,

We'll start the ball rolling to-mor-
TOW, by offering 900 full size double
beadsteads in hard wood and wal
nut finish, at only Sc rs each.-Thcse
best are worth double what we ask.-li
YOU need a bedstead-Don't lot this OPP
portlnlty pass-Come here-examne
our ~ 70 Beds, and we'll vouch you'll
pronounce them the cheapest and best
ever oli6eared-They sell regularly at 81 so
ana - w each elsewhere. In addition
10 these we will offer 100 full size hard
wood double Beds in walnut or oak fin
!ah at only S. 90 each-Reduceu from
81 so. WHEELING INSTALMENTCO.
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Yesterday evening Buck Tyler swore
out a warrant before Justice Davis for
Dave Grant, charging him with keeping
n gambling house on Eleventh street.
Constables Love and Lauchlln called at
Grants place about 10 o'clock and found
four men and Grant playing poker.
They were taken before the Justice, who
held the four men underSlO0 each to ap-
pear this morning, and held Grant un-
der 5000 to appear at 9 p. m. A COM
plcte layout was captured, which in
cluded good stock Of cards and 1000
checks. The table was too big to DO got.
ten out easily, so the constables mashed
it up and brought it out in pieces.
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MARTINS FERRY NOTES,
Real Estate Chnnges-points About PEG.

Real Estate Chnnges-Points About PEG.
plo md Happenings. IA,
Valentine Rronlau is on the sick list nj bfs
residence In Paul's addition. - -
William Garrett left for the West last night.
In the interest Of the Elsoa Glass Company. =
Mrs. Jcauetta Robinson and her son. James
are visiting Mr.. aud Mrs. W. D. Cochran nj
Grandview. fsT sls.ss,1 I'LL : ;, 80
Walter Sanders. who hns been on the sick list
mas recovered sufficiently to return to work In
the 4EtnR mill. 20 - : :
Hanover and Second streets were scraped with
inc new fcraptr yesterday afternoon, They
needed scFaping badly. 't2s Hl515. I =
Mr.. and Mrs. R. J. Scott, OF Miugo. arc the
guests OF Mrs scolt's parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
Robert Carmichael In the First ward. = =
the First ward. !. K. McCue and John Maddel,
IN the Second and Elliott sloau In tho Third,
:. Spence Baggs 4 Co.'s Stove Works, which have
been idle since last Thursday on Account n m.
pairs 10 the cupola, Will resume next Monday.
The laboring men OF Martins Ferry will meet
NJ inc City Hall tomorrow evening and orpan.
ize: After organizing they will joln the Federu.
MI. John Gels, who has been In J. r. uape.
m mn s worss t6e past SIX years, has resigned
lett yesterday for Boston. - -''NA = -
=. MIs. slayln has sold her property on eecopd
street, between Hanover and Walnut. to Mrs.
John klevls, OF Wheeling, who will remodel
IT.. The consideration paid was 81 IDS. s'"As 80
Mr. George Truxell. the florist. has traIcd hts
residence on Walnut street 10 MI, A. b. New.
iahd ior eight lots in Eewland's new addition.
mr ltnxeli 70 retain bis green house and con.
60 into the business on larger scale. liz has
already broken ground for residence $3.50 $3.50
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An Inspector Looks Mt the Custom House.
An inonarfnr NJ Eovnrpn,o,t b,;1j;n,,

An Inspector Looks ut the Custom House.
An inspector OF Government buildings
named Patterson, arrived here yesterday
having been sent here by the Treasury
Department to look at the Improve.
ments" made at the Custom House and
investigate into the complaints that have
been made about the manner in which
the work Of making these improvements
has been prosecuted. a look vas almost
enough to satisfy Mr.. Patterson and
when the look had been supplemented
by letters and figures produced by Gus
todian Bickerton he was ready to swear
that the job has been carried on in an
outrageous manner, that it should have
long eince been completed and that If it
lay in his power to bring it about it
should DO finished in short order.
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Three deeds OF trust and the following
conveyances Of real estate were admitted
TO record in Clerk Hooks office yes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-03-13
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in tho City md Wheeling People

Strangers In tho City and Wheeling People
| nI Abroad. ~ 49, sEg -,r
T. NJ. Garvin, Esq returned last
night from business trip to Washing.
ton, D. G.
Mrs. Jessie Berger has gone to Chicago
to visit her sister, Mrs. Markham, for a
few weeks. ". y. -}ie 4 x ~
Hon. and Mrs. Henry G. Davis have
gone to Charleston, S. G., on brief
pleasure trip. 1Nala
Mr.. Bob Devries, who is attending
medical lectures in Philadelphia, arrived
home yesterday on few days vacation.
E. NJ. Richards, clerk in W. S. Nc
Collough's drug store, is in Parkersburt
recuperating. Mr.. Richards eyes have
been troubling him considerably for
several weeks. n NJ. ~ - I s..3
Mr.. Charles W. Brockunier left last
evening ior Pittsburgh to meet Mrs.
Brockunier, who is coming on from New
York City to visit here with him. They
will arrive at the Mcclure to-day.
Thomas W. Stobbs, son OF Mr.. William
Stobbs, OF South Wabash street, Island,
left few days since for visit to Eng.
land. He will remain abroad for wear
or two with friends at New Castle on
Tyne. $780, 80 ~. m
Mr.. James Dillon, ex.Superintendsnt
oil the Gas Works, who has been absent
in Kansas for the past two or three
months visiting his daughter, has re-
turned home feeling much improved in
health. T.. :, i--r1.s ~ ~, s.f4
Mr.. John Sinsel, OF Grafton, who was
until recently stationed here as United
States Gauger, and who is now filling
similar office in the Grafton district, is
at the Stamm House for few days visit.
ing friends. r3a,s.-s'' l3r.
Louis F. Stifel, Esq, who has been
confined to his home most OF the time
since his return from his Legislative
duties at Charleston, by severe attack
Of illness, was able to be at his law office
for short time yesterday. IA, 53ssszr $50 =;
General Nathan Golf arrived in the
city last evening from Clarksburp and
registered at the Mcclure. He came to
look after some private business mat
tiers, and left for home again on the
midnight train. The General is look.
ing to be in excellent health and spirits,
The reception he received in the
National Republican League Convention
at Nashville week before last was such
''stunner" that the General has hardly
recovered his breath; he says twas the
grandest ovation he ever received.
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The river was rising at this point last
night with prospects for booming,
though not dangerous stage. Tho marks
indicated Is feet inches in the channel,
The Lizzie Bay passed down at 7:SO a.
m. for Charleston. The Ben Hur de-
parted for Parkersburg at II 80 a. m.
The Andes was twelve hours late in
departing for Cincinnati /; heavy freight
detained her. The Convoy passed up
yesterday with tow Of empties. To-day
the Hudson leaves for Cincinnati at I
o. m. The Abner O'Neal leaves for
Pittsburgh at s a. nj. The Scotia is due
up for Pittsburghat lam. The Courier
will leave fot Petersburg at 1880 a. m.
The Elaine passed down in the Pitts.
last night, :. gfgs3E
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Qbe Snttllige1l|lpf!:er.
Now Advertisements,

Ilanos Movcd-S. ". Banner 4 Co,
Japanned Toilet Scts-Ewiug Bros. -'.t-
Gh9iccs Maple Syrup-H. F. Behrcn's.
MN kNchsngc-G. 4. Jarvis. -
Wanted to kcnt-H. J. Mendel,
Il Kentucky Railroad Co. o. 80
New spring Goods-C. II. Wheeler l. Sou, y
Whntcd-Gr0ccry Salesman. - n
H. Il; IL; MudsonIbIycr md Seller OF 1.-Two Stsck
{ Notics 10 Contractors and builders, IN
one or Two Furnished GoomS Wanted. ~
Stone and Thomas-Fourth Page, 49,
Hcception a. Fourth Street NJ, i, Church.
Bell Stove Co, o. VS. 'o''
Family Suppllcs-R. II. List.
fraud Clearance Sale-I. q. Dillon & Co, I-.5
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Secretary Of State Ohley has Issued a
certificate Of Incorporation to the Graf
ton Electric Light, Heating, Power Com.
pany, which has been organized for the
purpose Of owning and operating one or
more stations, with the apparatus neces.
sary to furnish the citizens Of Grafton,
West Grafton and vicinity with electric
power for light, heat or any mechanical
apparatus. The authorized capital is
100000, Of which $500 has been sub.
scribed. Mr.. Alex R. Campbell, OF this
city, was instrumental in getting this
company formed and will supply the
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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 eaectually cleanse tho system
when costive or bilious. For sale In 5Oc
and ST 90 bottles by all leading druggists.
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CHINAW ARE

Fora jingle in Chinaware, put your ear
TO this:,l00 complete Toilet Sets in gilt
ana floral decorations, at only So so per
set-zeduced from s. 50.-temcmber,
We warrant these goods perfect in every
leature:-,They are the same goods that
you paid us s. so per set beiore,-They
are the same goods as you pay 81 90 for
to-day at any exclusive china store in
ne city. In Tea scts-that is, Tea Sets
complete and perfect in every wayne
oiier 100 sets beautifully decorated-in
floral designs, at only s. 60 each-5O sets
n plain white ware as low OF 81 OO.-Odd
basins and pitchers We hold at only 20
cents.-Bear in mind we don't offer sec
onds.-The goods We efIer are the cream
OF our stock.-Come around early and
secure what you require during this
WHEELING 1NsTALMENT co.
.t.:s5 81 lls5, ll3s. lilo Market Street.
JOSEPH McARDLE. Manager.
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Transfers Of Real EstntE

Three deeds OF trust and the following
conveyances Of real estate were admitted
TO record in Clerk Hooks office yes
terday: 80 -
A decd made March 10, 1889, by John
Rogers, Dr., and wife, 10 the Pittsburgh,
Wheeling 4 Kentucky Railroad Com.
pany for right Of way through certain
pieces OF property situated in the First
ward, embracing about 1900 square feet.
Consideration, 81, 4 f11m-Uil"5s
Aided made February G, 1890, by the
Pittsburgh, Wheeling & Kentucky Rail-
road Company to James Rogers, ST., for
4 part OF lot No. G3, situated on the west
side Of Main street, between Jonathan's
Ravine and First street. Considers.
ton, 81. - Sc.
A decd made March 10, 1890, by Ann
Todd, widow, to the Pittsburgh, Wheel
ing Il Kentucky Railroad Company for
tract OF land in the First ward, EN-.
bracing about 1920 feet, for a right Of way.
Consideration, 81.
A deed made December 7, 1880, by
Charles Zochow and wife, to Louis A.
Banmann, for lot No. Is, in division A
Of the Caldwell run addition, as plated
and sold by II. NJ. Russell and Daniel
Lamb, special commissioners. Consider.
alton, $50.
"A deed made January 70. 1850, by
William Porter and wife, to J. Frank
Shirk, for a parcel OF land situated in
Pleasant Valley, containing 60 perches,
more or less. Consideration, 500,
There was also recorded a bill OF sale
made March II, 1890, by Jacob Stokes to
William Lathrop; for 7 horses; buggy,
2 road wagons. 5 sets Of harness, etc.
Consideration, 5000.
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LIZ you cannot see and need spectacles
you should call Oh us and haye your Ewes
tested without charge. We have Tie
finest Instruments anl moro exDerience
tli4n any other Opticlnn In the State,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re-.
funded. JACOB ". GRUBB, NJ
u.s. JeWeler and Optician,
Cor. Twelfth md Market Streets
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Fire In Hancock County.

The residence OF Watson Sheckler, a
farmer Of Hancock county, took fire
from defective ilue and was entirely
destroyed together with all it contained:
household furniture, 800 bushels OF oats.
about 80 bushels OF wheat and $50 in
money. Mr.. Sheck!er WAS not at. home
when the sad affair occurred, and his
wife being cripple was unable to save
anything. Two Of the children were
severely but not fatally burned. The
people living in the community donated
Sl50 To the unfortunate family,
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SPRING AND SUMMER,

We arc In receipt Of all tho newest
Novelties III Woolcns for mems wear,
consisting Of Sultings, Pantaloonings
and Oycrccatings, which ,ye are pre.
pared to make up In the best style and
1T at reasonable prices. Our Gents
furnishings arc complete and ofIers
special Inducements. ,sl ~
9: HESS \ SONS,
1871 4 1928 Market Street.
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IHE best Indication OF superiority in
any article is when the competing article
is represented to be- just as good. You
have often been told Of other ilours be.
ing. inst as good as Pillsbury's. But
insist on Pillsbury's and you can get
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Ladies' Suit Pnrlor.

Early Spring opening Of Street, Car.
rlage and Travelling Dresses, also Tea
Gowns and Negligee's, Thursday, Friday
and Saturday, March 18th, 14th and l5th,
PARCELS & JONES,
NJ 90 Fifth Avenue, PITTSBURGH Pa a
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Marble mud Granite.

II you intend erecting Monument,
Vault, Marker or memorial Of any kind,
and want first.class work and low prices,
call at office Of l. A. Moore, second floor
McLain's Building, 1905 Market street.
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Ladies' Suit Pnrlor,

Early Spring opening OF street, Car.
rage and Travelling Dresses, also Tea
Gowns and Neeligee's, Thursday, Friday
and Saturday, March 18th, 18th and 18th,
l.# PARCELS & JONES,
20 Fifth Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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LADIES, read Stone & Thomas ad.

THERE is no occasion to guess what
flour to buy. You are ALWAYS ripht
sticking to an old, tried friend like Pills,
bury'S Best, l='sslfsg
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For Mayor Of lsrI,lcennri

q For Mayor OF bridgeport. q.
TO The Editor ofle Iale!ligenetr.
siR:--Please announce in your col.
umns that MIR. R. 7. Howell will be an
Independent candidate for the office Of
Mayor Of Bridgeport. u ~
4 IL. 's g7l ~ q Tsr NAVY f!tr,,rru