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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-03-21
BELLAIRB.
All Sorts Of Local News aud Gossip from
che GIaSa CITY

All Sorts Of Local News aud GOSSip from
the Glass City.
Olicer Charles johnson Il acting Marshal
during the sickness Of Marshal Shepherd.
The b., 2. & C. rallroad Is furnishing all the
hard lumber for theP., U. v. & G. railroad.
Col. Harry sampSell, OF tho ]. C. GIbney Co.,
Is suffering with severe attack Of qulnsy.
Nj. Frank BonhRm aud Miss Maud Davis were
married by Rev, William Eaton ThuEsdAy.
Thomas II. Keyser has retired from the firm
Of KeySer & Sheets, and c. c. March takes his
place.
Loud and many are imprecatIons heaped on
the Ohio River railroad people for not providing
depot In BenWOOd.
GIbney & Co., the contractors, received q $50
hosting engine 10 be used In bridge building on
the railroad below town.
william Henry, who hes been At school In
Philadelphia, returned yesterday, having ty'
phOid fever. He Is very sick.
AthIei entered the hail Of DR.. George Closes
residence. and Gtoie all the wearing apparel
there, leaving no clue TO his Identity.
Among the many strangers in the city yester:
day were Capt. Dovenef and J. D. Ewing, oil
Wheeling, and J. W. Shannon, Of St ClAirsViLle'
The commissioners have held several confer
enceS with the piks contractors this week regard.
Ing the resumption OF work when the good
weather comes.
Mr.. Mack Meek, former resident here, who
has been living In Texas, sold his sheep ranch
there several days ago, and Will spend the sum
mer In this county.
o. A. Pier, Baltimore & Ohio agent at this
point, WHO has been sick at his home In Newark
Tor the paSt week, "a again In his oiliCe. On his
return this trip Mrs. Pier accompanied him.
Dougherty & Co. received the contact for re-
building the Union street bridge at the creek,
aud have commenced work. Their bid was
s., OSG, BgaInEt S3U79 by Newark arm aud g, 00C
by w. J. McClRln, OF this city.
The third slight tire this week was at the
Stamping Company's works, No damage wa
done rs the cOmpany's Waterman e1tinguished
Il. This was on Thursday night. The depart
ment responded but was not needed.
Secretary Wilson, Of the Water Works, while
repairing water main near the works the othei
morning, was thrown down the bank, having
been struck full force by the water As II burs
from the main. He was worse scared than hurt
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MARTINS FERRY.
Pleasant Eutertalnmsnt-Au Organ with
HlstorT-PersonnJ, etc.

Pleasant EntertRlnment-An Organ with q
HIstoFJ-PeEsonnI, etc.
Mrs. Robert Ashton died at the family resi-.
dGnce, In the Standard addition, yesterday
morning.
The voting at today's primaries In the Flrst!
ward will be at Robert GRlbreAths room and
not at shrOdes'. Ms formerly.
Mr.. Thomas Lloyd desires tho lSTELLI0ENcER
to state that he Is not candidate for the nom
inRtIon for Council and will not acceptit.
John GIer, charged with stealing iron from the
blast furnace, was given preliminary hearing
before Squire Thee: Keller yesterday and bound
over 10 court In 800 bail.
The remains OF Mr.. John W. Cuppy, who died
at stephenville on Tuesday, were brought 10
this city yesterday and taken to Mt Pleasant Tor
lnteEment In charge OF committees from the
odd Fellows OF sIeubenvllle and Mt. Pleasant.
He was a brother Gi AEs. Marian MGGEeW.
Mrs. James K. Watson retured TO Brooklyn, N.
yesterday, meeting her sister, Mrs. q. II. Dill.
Ion, Of New YORK, and her brother, Mr.. Paul
Morrison, OF this city, at Steubenville. The two
latter have been at Gambler aud Mr.. Morrison,
who has been qHile sick there, will spend some
time in Brooklyn TecupeHting.
Notwithstanding the Indictment weather, O
| very large audience attended the organ recital
at St. PSuIs Episcopal churcn last evening. An
exceptionally line programme was rendered by
tho choir, consisting Of Miss schnheld, soprano,
Miss Lewis, alto, Mr.. Allen Mckee, tenor, Prof.
choir Of Wheeling, Mrs. Williams, Miss Phillips.
Mr.. Day and Mr.. Mccoy, with Miss Warwood
orgauISt Ut that church. lew remarks were
made by the rector, Rev. Charles OF era, giving
history OF the organ and deserved encomiums
| to Pr0f sch0aeid Tor securing 30 valuable an I'D.
dition 70 the church. The organ consists OF 2sS
pipes with open diApASon, stopped dllpR9on,
wood flute, twelfth aud fifteenth and pedal il
note stops It was originally built for Christ
Episcopal church, Pittsburgh, was bought from
them by the congregation Of ST. Thomas Eplsco
pal church, then existent In St. ClAiTSvllle. but
when that CONGREGATION was depleted by death
and removal, the remaining memherg placed Il
! In the Presbyterian phlrch there, where j re.
manned uhtlf removed - the Masonic Hall.
Bishop JnggGr suggested As the Masonic Fra.
sernity dIdnot need It that II be given 70 any
church. 1t was out Of repair, aud Ut. HChoAeld,
ut much expense, placed II, IN perfect order In
the Ghufch, and donated also wafer motor BY
which the organ Is operated.
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Town Marshal Hamil, Of Ashtabula,
Ohio, arrived in the CITY yesterday after
noon to take John Mooney back to that
place. Another officer went on 10
Charleston with requisitiop from Gov.
ernor Campbell, Of Ohio. to get Governor
Fleming's warrant to remove Mooney TO
Ohio. Captain Hamil says Mooney and
and another man were standing in a
store door in Ashtabula one morning at
o'clock, when an officer came along,
and stepped up to see what the two men
were doing. Mooney said: Lets XII
the - Of a - "and pulling his re-
volyer, fred twice, wounding the officer
badly, but not fatally. Those who know
Mooney say this crime was character.
istic one,
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LOCAL BREYITlES.
matters OF Minor Moment In and About
the City.

| Matters OF Minor Motnoht ia anu @AS"u'
the City.
MATINEE at the Opera House TO day.
OPERA HOUSE this misunderstanding Mis-
haps."
yesterday.
IT is reported that prominent young drug
clerk OF The Eighth ward is 70 be married. mex
month.
No work was done yesterday on the Eoa
street BRUCE ct0sslng CaldWells run, owing TO
ALAYpsLIpE cast OF Cross creek. on The Pan:
Handle, damaged the steps on three coacheS OF
the morning train, which ran through the Muu'
slide,
TuI Ells have postponed their stag social
which was 10 be given Thursday, When they
occupy their new hall in april lAalts toclAl
Will DO given.
A rlHE black "dIcer" hat was found last night
on The pavement by olicer Moran. The nat y
At police headquarters and the owner can get II
by proving property.
THE entertainment 10 BIO given at the sixth
ward school Friday evening, the 9Th, promises
10 be one Of tho best that school has offered TO
the pubic for some time,
CISpERs by tho scores OF carloads are being
put OIL the sidewalks on vermont street, |st4Ha:
The same sort Of covering for the entire street
would be an improvement on the mud.
The Bellaire Democrat this week entered upon
Us fourth volume. It Is a BprighIly, thorough
local newspaper, especially well printed, a9d
holds It's own among the many newspapers IN
the Glass City.
AN unusually sweet smell yesterday pcrvadee
MenkemelleF'S dug store, on tho corner OF
twenty second and Market streets. The glass
shelf ia one OF the showcases broke and num-
Der Of periumefy bottles were smashed.
TuE East Wheeling gentleman whose boy ran
away and went 70 East Liverpool, "a mentioned
In the INTELlIoEHCER, went there after him,
but the boy heard he was coming and again
,Epped out. The father returned without his
boy last evening.
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A learned scientist mas strained his
perceptiye faculties to invent a new fea-
tire Tor the millennium. The earth, &C.
cordiDg to his vision, will become barren
and fraitless, and finally man and beast
will have chemical food provided fol.
their austenance. Is he not fotgettul Of
the fact that the earth grows richer by
accretions from decaying matter9 What
about the sutFerings Of msnkindS Do
we not know that the best chemical COM
pound for the relief Of human ills ia un'
doubtedly the great remedy for pain; 81
Jacobs Oil? 1t Is prompt, perfect and
permanent cure Of aches and pains. In
Vention cannot make better remedy.
It Is the best. For the cure OF rheuma'
tism, lumbago, sciatica, spraine, bruises,
frost. bites, soreness and stiffness from
severe colds, 1t has no equal.
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PRICES BLOWN SKY-HIGH.
A FIRER.


s1Oand s1s Mems Suits Reduced to 3d.
This IS the greatest record breaking
soIn ever conceived. Actual los. Ia moi
considered in this aNfnl cHt!
In order TO OutdO all our former e.
forts, VIC shall for one week only oIer
choice OF 500 Sack, Fr0ck and CntaWey
suits, regulars 4 and $le suits In TACT,
for The small and Insignificant price
VI n IL this big assortment are CheIiOts,
Cassimeres, HOrsteds, &c In dark and
soIld shades, 10 truth over 500 suits lOr
a meagre IS bill, will starlle thenauTeS'
Sen tIssa suits 10 our windows.
Men or Wheeling and vicinity, II you
value money mt alb You care 70 buy
FOOD and seasOnable SIlt or Cloth Ioi
1sSs than actual cost, you can't AFFORD Il
miss this sale. u..o;
WOrktugm ID, business men, RAILROAD
m N, river men, professional men am
ali sorts Of men, now Is yOar 0pportu'
nifty. MI. ,,o q. so
one week only. No house in the WGrll
ever offered suCh Suits for the pair
sum OF IS, and nobody ever saw incl
KLINE BROTHERS,
Reliable ClOlhiers,
1l40 Main street.
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Rev. DR.. Fullerton lectuled at the
Thomson N. E. church last evening
under the auspices Of the Epworth
League, hissubiect being Ireland. The
EpTorth League OF the Fourth Street
church gave a very attractive entertain
meut last night.
Butler Band, ofthe Zlnestreet church!
celebrated It's second anniversary last
evening with social and entertainment
The Disciples church gave q most at
tractiye concert, the programme printed
Yesterday being artistically rendered
and the proceeds being for the benefit
of the LaBelle street mission. The
Carleton Circle OF the Second Presby
terrain church gave an entertainment
complimentary to the honorary mem
bers, at the close OF which refreshments
we're served.
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AT TIE THEATRE.
MshennnIioah.n

The reason shenandoah" will d9aw crowded
houses at the Opera House next Monday and
Tuesday Is that lis every line and situation Is
fall al real human interests. There Is nothing
90 stirring 70 the blood, nothing that 80 aroules
nc NYeraSn mGn Is the sound Of martial music,
Inc boom Of cannon and the rattle OF muSketry.
Thus, when one sees the boys In blub reiroatl6g
With broken ranks across the valley Of the shen-
Rndoah, and Sheridan twenty miles away, who
hiS seat and crying, "ChargO, boys, charged On,
comFades. our and rush tuto the fray a. tho
gSilant General West rushed In, with his wounds
vel unheAled and his strength not yet returned
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Doctor Todd wifi move TITO tho Clark house
at BFooksIde. APRIL.
Col. T. B. May, OF the Standard mill force, will
move 10 Klrkwood this spring.
Miss EloIse Hall, OF East Liberty, Pa, Is visit,
Ing Miss Nan Duncan, Of Kirkwood.
Squire r. 7. Howell has purchased the blood.
ed family horSe formerly owned by Christ Helm
lein.
The Republican primaries Of PcAse township
will DO held in tse Town Hall at O'Clock THIS
afternoon.
Mis- Severance, OF Cleveland. who attended
the Hays Alexander wedding, returned home
yesterday.
Miss Stevenson, Of Allegheny City, and Miss
Stewart, Of Detroit. Mich, are guests OF Miss
Mlunle Alexander.
Rev. Ewing, D. D., OF Allegheny, Pa, will
preach at the KIrkwood Presbyterian church on
Sunday morning at 1850 O'Clock.
Postmaster Brown has had the ofIlce nicely
cleaned and repApered and will have Il ropAInt.
ed. The renovAIing was much needed, hB the
aOod had left the Office in bad shape.
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A RUNAWAY.
A Man Tries to stop Runaway Team and
Ia Injured.

A Man Tries TO stop Runaway Team and
Ia Injured.
William Kelly, q trackman, employed
on the electrical street railway, had q
narrow escape from death yesterday.
Two horses attached to the delivery
wagon Of Medick, the butcher, ran
away, and after going up Thirty.sixth
and along Woods street, came tearing
down Thirty.ihird, where the trackmen
were at work. Two Of them stationed
themselves on either side Of Thirty-third,
al the corner Of Eoff street. One held
up hi nat, frightening the team, which
sweryed to the left. Kelly was immedi-
ately in front, and made a grab for the
bride. The tongue Of the wagon struck
him in the breast, knocking him down.
Ono Of the horses hoofs grazed his head,
aud as he rose the axle.tree caught him
in the back, turning him head over
heels and dragging him across Eoa
street. The horses were stopped at the
corner Of Thirty.third and Chapline'
Kelly's back and breast were badly
bruised. He went to Bdcs's drug store
where bad cut over the right eye was
matched up.
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gbe Sntellioenfer,
Dina J q. g 81 q Fenrteenth slreol


INF letter. Remaining IN the Poatohice.
pnn6S Inr gRle--W. H. Haller, Aucuoneer'
FSSter OpenIng-E. 6ehopper.
WGnted1Ohio Valley Nurseries,
Wanted-A Special Agent,
TIut Presbyterian Church.
Al Matthew'S Church.
FOR Rent-Two story Dwelling;
10 You Want 70 Buy q LAmp-EWlnG btos'
Fourth Street n. Z, Church.
Special Notice.
WSiI PAper-JOhn FHiedel.
GARDEN Seed-HOge d Bro. -,
Public Sale OF Valuable LotS=A. =. Howell
Optical Departmental. q. Dillon q Co.
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Surprise to All.

After using "Mother's Friend two
months l was so speedily and easily re.
lieved that it was q surprise 10 those at
tending me. "Mother's Friend" un.
doubtedly lessons the pains, shortens the
time and restores the mother speedily to
health. Will recommend it to all ex.
pectant mothers, and advise them to use
It. Mrs. ]. A. R., Muncie, Ind. Sold
at wholesale and retail by Logan Drug
Go. and all druggists. 1.D&w
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Additional AiarkotS.

c1NorxNAr1, O., March 2O.-Flour easy. Wheat
Arm No. . red 81 02Al %; receipts 3 500 bushels;
SSipmentS 5000 bushels. Corn higher; No.
MIXED 6SI<C. Oats strong; No. 2 mixed sc.
Pve dull: No. 29ic. POTk::hrmeF at sll Is. Lard
SiSSnVef Al 60 l0a6 20. Bulk meats hrm; short
TihS n 6lISSS IS. Bacon strong; short clear
IA. WhiSky Arm at 81 10. Butter. sugar and
cheese easier. Eggs higher at lSc.
f,tNntNSATf, O., March 2Q.-H0gB 10 good de-
mand and higher; common and light % 70AA 00i
nSekinV aud butchers 81 l0A4 30; receipts 800
head; shipments |, 100 head.
CMcMEArL O, March 9o.-cotton steady; mid:
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Mr.. Charles H. Miller, well known
and popular attache OF the confectionery
house OF N. Schulz, and Miss
Fannie q, HigSins were united
in marriage at the parsonage Of
st. Johns German church, Rev.
William Uliert, pastor Of the church,
officiating. After the ceremony a recep.
ton was rendered Mr.. and Mrs. Miller
at the home OF the. brides parents on
Sixteenth street, and congratuIation and
well wishes were showered upon the
bappy pAir.
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The astonishing activity among inven.
tors in all branches Of Industry Is indi'
Gated by the following list OF patents
granted this week to residents Of Pitts
burgh and Allegheny, and reported by
Hisdon & Higdon, Patent Attorneys, 127
Fourth Ave, Pittsburgh, and SO LIE Droit
Building, Washington, D. O.: R. W.
Bayley, air brake; L. Gutmann, electro
magnetic cutout; VIM. McOonway, car
coupling; 3. @. Merrill, thermostatfc
regulator; Wesley Webher, well-dnlling
apparatus; ]. P. Witherow, Eulcanizlng
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nNgoCnrthy's siishaps'' lat Mani,

This farce comedy, given At the Open House
last might 70 only fair crowd, haS nothing 70
recommend Il but some Of the EpeclAltles AS
tenptRt 4 plot, Il might 70 better. There Is lots
Of inn, some good music and considerable pleas.
Ing dauc!rg. Some OF tho antics Of AeCnFthv
and Mc5iRIA would make wooden man laugh,
lAughable were lust as funny. y will DO ne
peGIed at Tie matinee to-day and again this
evening,
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KLINE BROTHERS,
Reliable Cl0lhiers,
1I4O Main street.

LOU SWABACKER.-We will open in
a few days q Millinery Department, Ut
der the management OF q very cUmpt'
tent lady from New York, Due notice
6lli be given Of our opening: ,o
"'-- lou SWABACKER.
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GENTLEMEN who contemplate buying
fine shoes would do well to call at
HofT's, where all the latest styles can be
seen in Lace and Congress, all widths
and sizes. Opera Toe, Common Sense,
Paris, Chicago, St. Louis, California,
Piccadilll, &C., &c, The largest line OF
fne shoes ever brought to the city, at
popular prices. Our 90 gentlemens
shoe is q world beater. Call and be
convinced How 7,4s Main .,rss.
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Organs for sale.

We offer the above Organs on pay.
ments OF I'VE dollars on delivery Of
organ and five dollars q month until
paid, F. W. BANNER & Co.,
1910 Market street,
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In the police court yesterday William
Gould On DIV was fiEsd Sc and costs for refusing
to move on" when Officer Buch told
him 10. John ShelIlu, also arrested by
Duch for disorderly conduct, was fined
81 and costs. In default Of the money
both went to the hill for thirty days, but
subsequently Gould's fine was paid and
La rvaa discharged.
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The wreck on the Baltimore & Ohio
referred TO in yesterday mornings In.
TELIldENCEg was caused by the collision
OF two freight trains near Grafton.
There was also bad landslide at the
Narrows. No one was hurt in the
nnllisinn
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. IF you cannot sec aud need sPectaGles
Won should call on us and have your Eyes
tested without charge. We have the
gnest instruments and Eore experience
tbsn any other UpLician In the state,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re-
fundsj. JACOB W. GRUBDl
JeWeler and 0phciNn,
Car, Twelfth and Market StreeS.
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The news from the seat Of war is con.
SANITY contradictory; but not SO from
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup; every report
concerning it proves it to be the best
Cough Syrup known. Only % cents q
hnktIp
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H0SE a sPECLALTY.

400 dozen Of our celebrated Fest
Black ani COlOred Half Hose pnr.
chased b fore the change OF the taIih,
will be sold at the old price, % cents q
pair. G. HESS & SONS,
Merchant TaIlOrs and Gents Furnishrrs,
TThAs 1921 and 1898 Market Street
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The school children Of the parish OF
the church Of the Immaculate ConCep'
lion held.an entertainment, on Thurs:
day, the feast Of st. Joseph, in honor Of
Rev. Father Joseph Mullen,
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HoFF, 1l48 Main street.
R,m,nrtnn T,psMritsr nsndauartsrs.

Remington 1ypeWEIIeF HUIuIuHIIoIU'
The celebrated Bennington Typewriter,
together with typewriter supplies and
paper, can be found in stock Of Remipg.
ton Typewriter Headquarters, No. 1905
Market street earle Bros. Book and
Stationery store).
LRssR RIcHARps, Manager.
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WASHINGTON, March 2o-For West virgin. ns
wsstrrn Pennsylvania and Ohio, liEht rains
HITCStiy warmer winds, becoming southefly.
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With the opening Of the wheel season
Edw. T.. Rose & Co., who carry full line
Of the latest Columbia, Victor and
medium grade Bicycles, are prepared to
furnish q few rare bargains In seconds
hand Saietiea OF the best makes, Those
interested should call at once.
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The thermometer at SChnepf's drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday
repistared as follows:
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CLOTHING, ETC.
WANAMAKER { BROWN.

Hero We are with 1000 Spring Samples for
Gents Suits and Uniforms For variety and
ltyle we lead the world. Fits guaranteed. One.
hid Gyips 70 the consumer.
J.w. FERREI, Agent,
teas Cor. Twentieth and Main Streets.
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The pleasant effect and the perfect
safety with which ladies may use the
LIQUID fruit laxative, Syrup Of Figs
under all conditions make it their favor
tie remedy. 1t is pleasing to the eye
and TO the taste, gentle, yet eaectual in
acting on the kidneys, liver and bowels
II you want good Wall Papers at low
GEO. E. KuRNRR & Co.,
Painters and decorators,
SO Twelfth street.
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Go 10 Kurnsr 4 90. for Wall PapeIs
OF all kinds. 80 Twelfth street, second
door from Market street.
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Ournew styles t$9, equal to
any SIS Hat in the city.
Fine Stiff Hats at So 40, worth
SIS each.
So so each.
GOOD Stiff Hats atsl5o, worth
So each.
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NJ. j. nfcFADDEN.
SipIiil8StyleS

WehaveJustopened our COM
pIete line of the latest and mob
bIest Spring styles In Stiff and
Soft Hats, and can now show
YOU bettervalues than ever.
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House cleaning season-HOu,.l...
ers, tradeSpeople's, storekeeOep', sy.,P
bodys busy season-Spring Is t.st y,
preaching. We are busy as bees ~
pairing to display a most extensive H..
Of Spring Goods-we're not YET ,, A.
to show our entire stock, and Win ~.
be till every nook and corner IN sy J..
department of our building is tllsd MI
the most choice and desirable On.s.
that can be bought. We've pu,c6,Sa
an immense stock and with it va Inv.
an assortment unequaled at prices NJ.
approachable.
WHEELING 1NsTALMENTCO.
Our preparations far surpaa m, =,
our past eGorts-and while eyerv A.
psrtment is not to our satisfaction !,
ranged for Spring showing-yet MN,
are filed to Overlooking. WehaVe esos.
to show that have no duplicates in n,
city = Exclusive = Modern desing.
goods-our store Is the acknowl,dN.i
emporium Of style-The headQrariteg !
Seasonable Eovelties-The Deposition 4
choice manufactures in Furniture, ce
pets and general onseiurnishinp C,oS
No connoisseur can consistently oal
calling on US before purchasinr-wbt
Is "a la mode" in houseturnishipv, d,
be seen here.
WHEELING INsTALMESroa
Our credit system enables you 10 Nh
home comiortabls-It affords ycu 3.
roundingsyou are entitled tO-andvkjs
with such q system as ours within yo,,
reach-you should no longer deny You.
self. Millionaire and mechanic a, IN
the same footing here-li you hsvest
the ready cash you are as welcome uIt
your pocketbook was ovefaOvin.-
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