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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-03-24
ABOUT PEOPLE.
straDgers in the city and Wheeling FOln.
AhFnad.

Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folh
Abroad.
Jacob Bach Is on the sick list,
Nj. George E, Johns Is seriously III with thl
grip.
william ]. DeyIue is confined to tho house b
Frank FAllOur, oil tho Island, has a bad cas-
Of the grip.
Miss Emma steInbecker. of the Richie AnnC'
school, II III.
ms. s. G. Smith and children arc visiting
relatives In Hancock CounEy, -
WI, ". Cowden went 10 New Cumberland
W. Va, on business yesterday.
Miss Mary :RobinSon, OF Bellaire, Is visiting
Miss Flanagan, Of South Wood street.
Misses Maggie Slack and Anna RIgby, Of steu
beuvillC, are visiting Wheeling friends,
Henry GIlchrIst, Of Pittsburgh, spent Sunday
with his parEntSI AZ their home on Fifteenth
street. .#... @
having been summoned there by thS fitness Of
his father.
Miss Lee FerrelI Is able 10 be out after beIpG
confined 20 her room at the Mcclure Houee With
q severe cold.
Mr.J. Y. Sands, Of Fairmont. IS the guest Of
his son, SIR; Lawrence Sands, on South Fsopl
street, Island.
Capt, ]. J. Mock, superintendent OF bridges Of
the Ohio River road came up from ParkerShutg
yesterday accompanied by MES. Mock.
Jesse BuTEett and Joe Miller. the ball plAyars,
left last night 10 Join their ieams-Bufkeit for
Lincoln, SCb, and Miller for Minneapolis. ;.
MrG. ". c, TIppett has gone to ciuOlnnAtl,
Ohio, to attend the wedding Of her niece, MIS-
Maggie TippetL which occurs on the 18th OF this
month.
Miss Carrie Smith, Of 81, Paul, daughter Of
NJ. n ErH.INk ~ \ -
church, Is the guest OF Miss Nan johnson, Rl
Pleasant Valley.
Conrad A. 6Ipe. General Agent Of the National
Lille Insurance Company, Of Montpelier, VT, d
again In his Office alter months absence with
the Law mRkctS at Charleston.
W. A. kline, son Of Moses Kline, Of Hendfys.
burg, hA5 accepted 4 situation n salesman in the
boot and shoe store Of A. @. Wlncher, Of Wheel.
ing. He Il bright young man and VIII make q
good clefk.-BsildiFc Tribune.
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1AMRENoE BARRRn,s PuNRRAL
The Services Conducted Quietly in the
wssdsor Hotel PRsIOr By Rsy. ThSUnR,

Tho Services Conducted Quietly in the
wisdsor Hotel Passor By Rev. Thomas
Sherman.
NEw YoRK, March 2S.-Lawrence Bar
retts funeral services were conducted
this morning in one Of the parlors Of the
Windsor Hotel by the Rev. Thomas
Sherman, and were Of the simplest char
acter, consisting only of the prayers for
the dead.
with black cloth. On It's lid lay two
floral gifts, one q cross Of white lilies
from Mary Anderson and the other q
wreath OF roses from General W. w.
Blackmar, Of Boston. About fifty peo'
pie were present during the services.
The services lasted just ten minutes,
and ct their close the body Of the TRACE.
dian was at once taken to the Grand
Central Depot where 1t was placed In q
funeral car on the II a. m. train OF the
New Haven railway for Boston. The
party will stop OF Boston tonight. Al
10 o'clock tomorrow morning train
will leave that city for Cohassett with
the cortege on board, and the last ritet
for the dead will be performed there.
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Clerk Hook yesterday admitted t.
record one deed II trust and issued mar,
riage licenses to the following named
Louis Horkheimer, aged 20, a NATIVE
OF Germany and resident Of Wheeling
and Clementlna Rosenburg, aged 81,
native and resident Of Wheeling.
Nicholas Winter, aged %, a native o
France, and Matilda Floriam, aged "a,
native Of Germany, both now residents
OF Wheeling.
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Last evening Joe Muriilo and Joe
PolicAstra were given a preliminary hear
ing by D. 8. Commissioner Campbell on
the charge OF conspiring with Michael
Aeolo to procure by fraud d letter con-
tanning an article Of value. John A.
Howard appeared for Policastra, while
Muriilo, who said he was a lawyer in his
own country, conducted his own case,
and made q fiery speech for the defense,
Deputy q. s. Marshal Robinson pre-
scented the case Tor the prosecution, and
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NOTES ON NAVIGATION.
Stage Of Water and novemOnts Of Boats.
The River Iaterests.

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Stage OF Water and novemOnts OF Boats
The River InterestS.
The rivsr was falling last night, with ID feet In
the channel,
The reports from above last night were a
'o .MoTGGntOwn-7 feet inches and standing
cloudy.
Warren-S feet and standing: cloudy.
PIttsburgh-G1S feet and falling; cloudy
The Matt F. Allen left yesterday for Pitts
burgh at A.m.-The Andes passed up at 1880 a
m. from Cincinnati for PittsburRh.-The Park
erEburg packet, Ben Hur, swung of at 2 y. M.
The Sam brown, Alice brown and jim Wood
passed down with coal toys.
The Bennett steamed by with couple oil
bRFgGs Of brick.
The twilight came down as helper and went
The following boats will leave the wharf boat
to-day: The II. X. Bedford goes 10 Pittsburgh
At SR. m-The Hudson will pass up from Ia
cinnAl for Pittsburgh al 8 a. m AT THO same
hour the Keystone State win pass down for Cin'
plnnati.-The Courier will get away for Parkers
Captain Cooper, Of the Andes, is atiii unable to
sand his watch.
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NJ. j. srcFADDEN.
N. ]. MCFADDEN +!
GREAT BARGAINS IN
WHITESHIRTS
nE MY OWN MAKE.
OF MY OWN MAKE.

Fine white Shirts. My own Make, Fine
Linen Bsssms, FIue Muslin. Shirts made
Double In Front and Back. Patent Fac.
inss In Back, Shoulders and Sleeves. seams
NIL Double sewod and Every Shirt war
ranted to Fit. Price only go Cents
Fine white Shirts, Plated Bosoms' MY
own Make, Fine Linen 1osoms, Fine Mus
LIN, Patent FacIugs, Seams all Double
sewsd and Every Shirt Warranted to Fit
Price only 75ICents.
Finest white Shirts, with the Latest style
p. TX. satin Stripes or Embroidered Bosoms,
Made from tho Very Finest Material, Pat
ont FaoIngs in Back and Sleeves, Seams
all Double sewsd and Every Shirt War.
ranted to DO Perfect Fit. Price only 81.
Fine Night Shirts, My Own Make, Made
of Best Muslin, have YokOs, all Seams are
Double sewcd and have PfNin White or
Fanoy silk Trimmed Bosoms. Every Shirt
Warranted to Fit. Price only 90 Gents.
Latest Styles Finest 4-Ply Linen Collars
2 for 20 Cents.
Latest stylos Finest 4-PIy. Linen Guns,
rs Cents.
SHIRTS HiADR TO ORDER.
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40 Kcarncy St.,
san FranclSco, Cal.

1T Is THE BEST.
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Is Disease a PunIshment for Sin :

The following advertisement, pub.
lished by prominent western patent
medicine house, would indicate that
they regard disease as punishment foI
sin:
"Do you wish 70 know the quickest
way to cure severe Cold2 We will tell
you. To cure q cold quickly, 1t must be
treated before the cold has become set
tied in the system. This can always be
done II you choose TO, as nature in her
kindness to man gives timely warning
and plainly tells you In pstHte's way,
that as punIshment ior some indiscre.
ton, you are 10 be afflicted with cold
unless you choose to ward 1t of by
prompt action. The first symptoms Of .
cold, In most cases, Is dry, loud cough
and sneeEipg. Tue cough is soon fol-
lowed by profuse watery expectoEation
and the sneeziug by prolqse watery
discharge from tbanose. In severe cases
there ID q thin white coating on the
tongue. What to dor II is only neces-
sary to.take Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy in double doses every hour. That
will greatly lessen tina severity Of tue
cold and in most caaeq will ettectually
counterfeit Il, and cure what would have
been q tevsfe cold within one or two
days time. Tryit and be couvipced.s
Fifty cent bottles for sale by W. W.
Irwin, O. Z. Goethe, ]. Klari, o. Schnepi,
N. W. Heinrich, John Coleman, ". z.
Williams, Q. Mepkemilisr, ". o. Arm.
breeht and s. z. Brice. TThs4W
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4 superintendent ]. Z. Mannix Ia conyalescent,
He was at bis ofllco yesterday for the hEst time
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Or. anrrlsOn,s Hearing.

Squire Davis will give DR.. Garrison
his preliminary hearing at 9 p. m. to-
day on the charge Of killing DR.. Baird.
Eleven witnesses have been summoned
for the defense, and Col. Arnett will
be assisted in conducting the case for
DR.. Garrison by Mr.. Sommerville. It is
understood that there will be several at
torneys associated with Mr.. Howard for
the prosecution on the final trial but they
will presumably not appear to-day. 1t
has not yet been decided whether the
hearing will be at the jail Office or the
iustice's Office.
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BELliAIRE.
All Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City.

All Sorts OF Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City.
Robert Moore Is down with rheumatism.
Mrs. W. s. NcColloughis down with the grip
DR.. KuIz Is suffering with huge Carbuncle
Just under the chin.
Mayor Cole and Mr.. Jewett may be here next
week from steubenville.
The City Board Of Health meets this afternoon
to arrange for the State meeting next month.
]. A. skinner. Of tho Tribune, has COMO to
WoOdSleld, 70 engage in the grocery business
Isaac Blum, Of this city, will be married
shortly to Miss Hanna We'll, oil New York City.
The Gravel Hill Reading and Social Club will
meet tonight at the residence Of Rev. Ar. Wal
lace.
James IeTrG, on going to the stable yesterday
morning, found one Of his horses dead In the
stall.
ofIlcer John strobel shot and killed dog be.
longing 10 0flcer Johnson. This dog was acting
| queerly.
On account Of the lecture on Friday night the
ChRuIauquA Circle will meet on Thursday night
this week,
4, r. Blggart, OF the Inspection Bureau, Is con.
aued to his bed quite alex. ChieI Inspector
| Hart Is also Ill.
An Italian corpse lying in slate at the City
Hall Saturday night was the cause for the tem'
perAnce lecture not Undertaking..
| 4uu ueutub HIeseuUIuu " 4ueeu NtueE IAst
night at the ElySlRp for Prof. Lilcr was well
attended aud good sum was realised.
Charles Blakeney, The chief clerk at the Pest.
ONCE, whose resignation takes place on the flrSt,
Will take charge Of Davis & ArChGt'E store.
Elmer Shaw, OF the Fourth ward, has been
| teCgraphed for 10 come 70 Hammond, Ind, 10
work, but the message found him sick in bed,
he Will go, however, a. soon rs well.
r. g. McGaughey was sentenced 10 three
years in the Pen by Judge Campbell. Mr.. Nc.
Gaughey protested his Luuoeouoe In long and
bitter speech. A motion Tor q new Trial was
| overruled.
Word was received yesterday OF the very serl.
Gus illness Of John GLADDEN., q well known smith
township farmer, Friends say he cannot sur.
vive much longer, Mr.. GLADDEN. Is one OF the
Wealthiest men in this part Of the State.
Last evening Platoif Brewer aud J. Crogan
were driving up Belmont street pretty fASt, and
lust OF Thlrty.eeventh street the cart upset.
brewer tell on his head on the paved street and
was 90 badly hurt that II was at first supposed
meas and the doctors said no might recover. The
horse was also Slightly hurt. Crogan escaped
with trivial injuries.
Since thu breaking Of the pipe at the power
house, there has been great iun among all
classes huStlinR for water. The wells come III
very GOOD play. The Que on gravel Hill played
out however, With so much rough handling.
The factories who use city water were all closed
down yesterday. The superintendent Of the
yard had 70 arrange for water out their Lines
The main and machinery was all fixed and
started at four O'Clock yesterday morning, but
the pressure was 20 great that the heavy timhers
used as braces 10 th6wel were soon smashed 70
smtiheIeeEa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-03-24

Big prices for eggs now rule. Last
weeks quotations were from eighteen
to nineteen cents dozen. The price
has suddenly jumped to twenty and
twenty.three cents. The demand FOL
eggs usually does pick up about Easter
time, and this year Is no exception.
ConsumeTs can comfort themselves with
the reflection that the high prices will
probably not continue long. Toward
the latter part OF next week the market
NAV be expected to drop.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-03-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
EoR sIIE-BARGAINs.

In order 10 close out my business at once IA
vAcate my store room, / win sell Al bargain
one Horse Wagon and Harness. Coaee RoaSteE
Water Motor and Excelsior Coffee Grinder No,
q. al n good condition, Loi q Shelving,
Ware, all SlSes; one Heating Stove and Pipe.
SPECIAL SALMON Thursday evening, March
%, At O'Clock, will continue the EAle OF my
Real Estate, a. follows: One Double FrRme
House. Nos. 81 and SO Twenty sixth street; EISo
ono Threo.EOOmed Frame Cottage House. No.
% Alley 3; AlAo one Double Brick House, Nos,
2Go3 and 360S Wood street; also block Of twelve
brick Tenant Houses, Noa' 2S00 n 2ol2 Main
ner Market ana Fourteenth streets.
&c. HEavEY, AuctiOneer, wv NUNs mra
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1885 to 14i0 Market Street.

House cleaning season-Housekeep
ers, tradespeople's, storekeepers', every
body's busy season-spring is fast ap
proachiug. We are busy as bees pre-
pairing to display a most extensive line
Of Spring Goods-We're not yet ready
to show our entire stock, and will moi
be till every nook and corner in every
department Of our building is filed with
the most choice and desirable goods
that can be bought. We've purchased
an immense stock and with 1t we have
an assortment unequaled at prices IN.
approaehabIe.
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A meeting Of the Board Of Directors Of
the State Fair Association was held yes
terday afternoon. The premium lis'
was revised, drawing Tor a new litho
graph was approved, and number q
other routine matters attended to. II
was decided to charge s. a season for
driving in the grounds, 81 so a season
for riding, and twenty-five cents q sin
gle ride or drive. II was resolved q
again strictly enforce the order forbid
ding all games Of chance on the ground
The Committee on Grounds, Measrs
Exley, Bieberson and Hook, was In
struCted to visit the grounds and locate
the new stables and other buildings.
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Deaths yesterday,

Frank Boyd, fortwelve years employed
at the Hinge factory, died yesterday
morning, at his home around the hill
after . tedious lllness, aged about 80
BE leaves o wife and child.
Mr.. William 7, Riestar, son OF n.
Riester, ST., died yesterday, aged 10, O.
Brights disease. He was popular with
all who knew him, and his death ID
generally depiored.
Mrs. s. O. Thomson died yesterday al
her home on Chapline street, above
Twelfth, aged Is. She was Q sister Of
County Engineer Smith.
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The nIcKoe,port murder.

PlrrsBvRe, Pa, March 2S,-Excite'
ment still runs highjn McKeesport over
the murder of Gilkeson. There is a
mystery surrounding the neryy man
Fitzsimmons or Budd. Budd claims he
awoke out OF sound sleep to see bis
wife struggling With two men and fred.
He has travelled all over the world
seems to be known generally,yet no one
can place him or give his right name
Laura Hill, who first peached on Budd,
has closed up, and Budd himself nurses
a badly wounded shoulder and says
nothing.
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LOU SwABACKER.-Mlllinery Open,
inc. Tuesday and Wednesday, March -
anl 25, 1891, to which We Invite The
ladies, Everything new In Choice Mlllin'
cry, embracing Tho correct sl!ies y y
Pattern Hats and Bunnets as adopted
by The leading mOdlstes Of Paris anG
London. This department Is under tht
management Of q designer Of MANI
years' experience In The best establish
mehts OF New York City. VIII keeI
ODen Tuesday and Wednesday EVENINGS
wy" LOU SWABACKRR.
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ANews wlteh prnpo.ed.

The Elm. Grove Railway Company g
proposal to lay o switch on the south
side OF Sixteenth street having been re-
jected by thed Council Committees on
Railroads and Streets, Alleys and
Grades, the railroad company is prepar-
ing an ordinance to be submitted to
Council this evening, giving the COM
pany permission to lay second track
Immediately outside Of aud parallel
With it's present track on Sixteenth
street, abuiting on the City Hall side
walk. This location will obviate about
all the difficulties, real or imaginary,
found in the other location.
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Yesterday John Hanley, the man who
is accused Of killing q man in Hancock
county, was taken from the county jail
here, where he has been confined for
safe keeping, to New Cumberland fol
trial. About the same time the Sheriff
OF Hancock county took Hanley from
the jail, tho Sheriff OF Brooke brought
down Francis Caruso, the Italian charged
with killing another Italian near Wells
burg, hero for safe keeping, his trial
having been postponed till the next
term OF court.
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AN ARTISTIC NOVELTY.
Tho Photo.AutOgraphP PLAGUE

Tho Photo.Autograph PLAGUE
introduced by Tappan 4 Council, the
photographers, who have at a great ex
penses secured the exclusive rights tc
handle this new and beautiful work o.
art in this city. This is the latest craze,
and bids fair TO outrivsl its predecessor,
the friendship ring. It's far more mer.
itorious, deserving popular recognition,
1t is both "a thing Of beauty and Joy
forever" A handsome and artistic dec:
GRATED French China PLAGUE containing
the autograph signature oil your friends
surrounding portrait OF yourself is Ger.
taiuly an ornament which becomes
priceless in value as keepsake. They
last for future generations; the photo
and autographs are burned in, thereby
becoming absolutely permanent.
Specimens Of the Photo.Autograph
PLAGUE now on exhibition at the gal.
lery. Also a fine display OF French
China vases, card receivers, dainty tea.
cups and saucers, fancy PLAQUES, and
all handsomely decorated and yonf por-
trait burnt in. Call and examine this
new work OF art.
TAPPAN & CoNNELI,
Photographers, 1921 Main street.
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~ you cannot see and need spectaclet
you should eall on ms and have your Eyet
tested without charge. We have tne
Ilnest instruments and more experience
than any other 0ptlCian In the state
and guarantee satisfaction or money re-
landed, JACOB w. CRUISE
JeWeler and OptlclaD,
Tar. Twelfth aud Market atreets'
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Mr.. Lewis Handel has opened On es,
tablishment at No. 90 Twelfth street fol
the sale Of cut flowers and plants, and
will be prepared after Tuesday to- OF all
times I'LL orders for the choicest thing
in his line. Especial attention to de-
signs fol weddings and funeral offerings,
and orders consigned to him will be do
liyered to all parts Of the city. Mr.,
Hendel has had 8 large experience In
handling cut and growing flowers and
plants, aud can be relied upon TO give
satisfaction.
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Surprise to All.

After using "Mother's Friendn two
months ! was so speedily and easily re.
lieved that 1t was q surprise to those at
tending me. Mothers Friend" IN.
doubtedly lessons the pains, shortens the
time and restores the mother speedily to
health. Will recommend 1t to all ex.
pectant mothers, and advise them to use
1t. Mrs. ]. a. R., MunCie, Ind. Sold
at wholesale and retail by Logan Drug
90. and all druggists. 1.D&w
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TnH ELECrRIC LIGnT COMMlssION
amineB and Amends Specifications for
ahn Mnnn plant.

Examines and Amends Specifications for
the New Plant.
The Electric Light Commission was
engaged for several hours last night in
examining, amending and altering the
form Of contract and the specifications
for the electric light plant. The com.
mission has an enormous lot Of tedious
work to do In connection with this
matter, and Is not half through yet.
The members are determined that the
city's interests shall be thoroughly well
guarded. City Solicitor 7. s. Riley was
present and gave his advice.
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after hearing all the evidence the Com.
missioner held the prisoners in 500 ball
each. Murillo gave bond, but Policastra
had to 60 to jail, against which MuIillo
protested, saying: "You looka on data
boy! He gentleman" The spectators
looked on the boy and smiled.
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CINOINNATI, O., March 2S.-Louis
Bezinah, the Covington. prize fighter,
was shot and fatally wounded tonight
by Arthur Chambers, alias Kid Dugan,
at the house OF May Riley, q woman OF
tho town
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II you want good Wall EP..Srars at low
prices 20 to
GEo.E. KURSRR 4 Co.,
Painters and decorators,
SO Twelfth street.


With the opening Of the wheel season
Edw. l., Rose & Co., who carry q full line
'ot the latest Columbia, Victor and
medium grade Bicycles, are prepared 10
furnish few rare bargains in second.
hand safeties Of the best Makes Those
interested should call at once.
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Harry seybold was yesterday taken to
the penitentiary at Moundsville by the
Sheriff and Deputy 10 serve his term
for embezzlement, the stay of proceed
ings in his case having expired without
an appeal having been allowed.
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Gbe SnteIlteettfer.
o9es3 No.. % and n Fourteenth Street.


MI. McVsddon-Blgtin, In White shirts
For saIeGC, ". Conner-Fourth page. f,
The latest Wrinkle In hirron-HouSe q
HeFTmRnn-Fonfth page,
WRuted-EnerRelC Man.
10 You Thanksgiving Bros.
WaBted-Ten Men,. 7. Cole. =. &c.,
Wsnted-A Girl to Cook and do General
FsT sRle-FIyo DrGuRht Horses.
WebSters international Dictionary.
Piano Noying-F ". Banner \ Co.
WanIed-Mai Who Understands Gardening.
WGnted-studeuts for the New shorthand AnC
TypeWritlng school,
FOR SAle-G. o. Smith. .,,
Public Sale OF Valuable LotS-A' ). HOWELL
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EASTER OPENING

Wednesday aad Thursday, March S5 and
90, OF fine Pattern Hats and BOnnels'
Mss Baker, OF New York CITY, mas
charge OF Trimming Department and
Will show all new n9yeltIts.
WORKS, 1868 Main Street.
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HALF HOSE / SPECIALITY.

4OO dozen Of our celebrated Fast
Black ana COlered Half Hose pur.
chased b fore the change Of the taEin,
win be sold ut the old price, % cents d
nair. G: HESS g. SONS,
Merchant TaiIors and Gents Furnlshers,
TINS 1891 aud 1898 Market Street.
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WHEELING 1NsrALMENT co.

Our credit system enables you to make
home comtortable-1t affords you sur.
Toundingsyou are entitled to-and which
with such system as ours within your
EeaOh-you should no longer deny your.
self, Millionaire and mechanic are on
the same footing here-If you haven't
the ready cash you are as welcome as il
your pocketbook was OVERLOOKING
Don't hesitate-Come here, money or
no money, We are prepared to credit you
We give you time TO pagan oppor.
tunity to make home comfortable.
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tina, "Photo.Autograph PLAGUE" is
the latest craze. Call at Tappan 4 Con.
nel's gallery and sec specimens Of this
new and beautiful art work.