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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1891-01-22
HOUSE..

In the house the army appropriation bill
and was debated at length without action.
Eulogies on the late Representative Walker
OF Missouri consumed part ofthe afternoon
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J. Elmer McC0naughey Is putting up new
dwelling house IN Rhodes addition.
E,W, Gilman Is having q pressed brick pave
mcnt laid In front Of his property on Morgan
street.
JOSEPH Taylor will remove his store to the
vacant room between Dents and FoWIsfs stote'
In the ORlebay block.
Gus BrIlensteln has removed to his farm neal
the Standard Mil, where he will spend the sum
mer with tho rake and hoe.
The c. & P. company Is replacing all the old
| tics between Bridgeport and ktnatille Dy new
ones aud IL otherwise improving It's road bed.
Tho GlASsworkOrs Union gave ball at scha
iet'S Hall last evening. a large number were q
attendance aud good time was enjoyed by all
NJ. Boulett. of Rhodes addition, Is ut hIi
home, near Baltimore, Nd, where no wa
called by the death Of his father on Wednesday
The work OF putting in foundations and max
| inE the necessary ILLS, preparatory 10 putthE
up the new additions, Is going SIe-di!y onat INT
Etna.
J.w. Fowler. City Clerk, returned yesterday
| from Cincinnati, where he has been attending
| The convention Of tho League OF Republican
clubs.
Council will In all probability tx a date tol
| the election for the issuance OF bonds Tor the
water supply we arc to get from our sister LOWE
In the near future.
Its intended to erect modern bank building
I0E tue new savings pAuA AZ WV S1AhSt W
and Pike streets this Summer, and ground Will
bc broken at once.
The much talked OF street paving will be be-
gun In the near future. BANK aud Morgan
streets Will DO HsSs paved and II Is hoped that
tho work will be rapidly followed up on other
streets.
Tho work OF grading tho street leading from
| the new river bridge toward Bridgeport Ia pro.
RfeSSIng very nicely, 4g - also the approach to
| the eastern end Of tho bridge. William Koehn'
line is doing the work.
AZ eleven o'clock tomorrow morning Rev. G.
d. HenthoInc will deliver q sermon Attn IL.
<. Church 10 the order Of Odd Fellows here.
| His subject will be "The FatheIlAnd OF God and
| The brotherhood Of Man, In the evening he
will lecture N the 4. II. @. 4. Rev. Grose, the
temperance lecturer Of Tennessee, Will also ad-
dress the Y. n. @. A.
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LOCAL BREylrIEs.

Matters Of Minor Moment in and About
tho City.
MATINEE at tho Opera house to-day.
cpIRA House this evening, "The Still Alarm
THE great spectacular play, 1.-THE Fay master
JOHN MOONEY, plain drunk, was arrested
near the market hOuie in tho second ward, LAST
night.
THE Zane Street II. E. church has arranged tor
| the purchase Of \ due new organ lor tue AuultO
ium Of the church.
The last Saturday night dance oil the House 4
IIerrmann's base ball club will DO given At Bee
thoven Hall tonight.
OvERCoATs again became very fashionable
Yesterday afternoon after being almost euIlFeIy
| out Of style for several days.
CRE Of Paige, Cary 4 Cos wagons, loaded with
/ an immense stone, broke down yeSteEohy ~ Ihe
corner OF TwCnty.sixth aud Chapline streets.
MESsRs. G, MESDEL & Co. have bought q fine
new wagon and team for use 10 their furniture
department. ltrtEeotsA rood deaI OF circuit Oh
the firm.
Work has been begun on the excavations for
| tho addition 10 the Fourth ward school build
log, contracted for by the Board OF EDUCATION
some time since.
| AN unknown man had his ankle badly sprAin'
| cd on the creek bank, near the Crescent NIL,
/ last evening, He was taken 10 the hospital In
the patrol wagon.
THE ball given at Westwood Hall last evening
| by the Grand Lake Fishing Club was an orderly
aud enjoyable affair, and the attendance was
yrAtiiyinRly large.
OWING to tho continued alarming illness Of
Mrs Blitttnsh&p wife o. Key SSc sss s cSntS
| will be closed on Sunday.
THI handsome sIlsby fire engine, used on the
stays In the production Of "The SUI Alarm"
was exhibited at the front enhance OF the Opera
House yesterday, and Won . good many oomPh'
ments.
YOUNG men arc invited 70 attend a yonng
mems meeting at 1870 O'Clock tonight, at the
Young Mems Christian Association building.
Az interesting service Will also be held ~
O'Clock tomorrow.
ALREADY a great deal OF interest Is manifested
In NE concert 10 DO given at the Opera House
on April u, BY Mr. Frank hennig, @ s,si u.
talented amateurs. The City Hospital VIII
doubtless profit literally BY the aIiAlr
HEALTH OFFICER SHEARRR states that the
death FAta has decreased very materially dufing
me mast week. For the week ending last sun
dRy there were thirty eight deathS, and LOT tnls
week, up 70 last night there hsd Deen twenty
five.
THr eoncert Al the opeFa House next Monday
evening By the Opera H0ute Orchestra asStSted
bV MISS Agnes YoRel, Of Pittsburgh, tioI her
man ShOckey and other good talent. WIZ hee tno
house crowded 10 lis utmost eepAciIy Pp1Is ~
and down, Those who desire 10 enjoy II Will be
wise 10 secure seats Rt Houses music Store DO
fore the good CUES are all gone.
In the iaAt Issue OF the LiRay Echo i was pro-
posed by the boys Of the Institute that FEoi:
illrch deliver lecture on Japan and LleulenAnt
BrennerAreuIher on Africa, the proceeds 20 De
Tor the purpose Of securing for the Institute an
outht Of gymnAslc apparatus, Inc I1ea v
good ono, and the public will loin the p9Es "
The earnest hope that both Of these gentlemen
will consent 70 give their assistance In ms very
appropriate way.
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From The NtV udrtH Netra.
"Perhaps the best advice that can be
given for the bothersome influenza is,
Don't neglect cold In it's symptoms,
at least, the influenza 10 an aggravated
cold, and the only danger attached to it
Is that by It's weakening effect on the
system It may invite other and more dis.
tressing maladies. So in the first place,
avoid catching a cold, but If you do
catch one, then stay at home and take
care oft To the above we would add,
until entirely WELL" as the greatest
danger is just when recovering from the
disease, and II Ohamberlain's Cough
Remedy is taken as directed for severe
cold You will not find it necessary to re.
main at home hut a few days. Fifty
cent bottles for sale by W. w. Irwin, O.
R. Goethe, ]. Klari, @. schnepf, NJ. W.
Heinrich, John Coleman, W. +. Viii.
liams, O. Menkemlller, w. @. Arm.
breoht and S. L. Brice. TTus&w
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IN THg CIRCUIT COURT.

The KinRry Trial occupies the Entire Day
Before Judge Campbell = Ono Case In
Part 1.
In the Circuit Court yesterday morn
ing before Judge Campbell in Part II,
the trial OF Frank Kingry, charged with
granddaughter, was resumed at the point
where 1t was left OF the night before.
The defendant was the only witness ex-
amined. His testimony was in effect
that Tilghman had asked him for fifty
cents, that he had aaid he did not have
II, that they had both used angry words,
that they engaged In a quarrel, that
TilRhman had bit him with the steel,
that struggle followed for the possession
Of the steel, and that he had gotten it
and thrown 1t, striking Tilghman, caus-
ing his death.
The argument was opened by Prose.
cutor Howard at 10 q. m. Jacobs fol-
lowed for the defense, followed by Ar.
nett, and Mr.. Howard closed for the
State. The case was given to to the jury
at $40 p. m.
At 4:SO the jury resppeared, and
through the foreman, I. F. Porter, al.
nounced that 1t had found tho defend.
ant, Frank Kingry, guilty Of involuntary
granddaughter. -
Colonel Arnett entered a motion to
discharge the prisoner, Notwithstanding
the verdict. The motion wal entered
to be argued at future day, and Kingry
was remanded to Jail.
The question TO be raised by the mo.
ton is whether the judge hes the right
TO pass sentence where the statute, as is
the case In this instance, prescribes no
penalty. The same question was raised
In the Hanley case at New Cumberland.
The Jury was discharged till Monday,
there being no cases cot for to-day.
In Part I ofthe Circuit Court, before
Judge PAUL, the finding Of tho commits.
sion appointed TO determine the amount
TO be paid by the Wheeling Bridge Co,
to the Wheeling and Belmont Bridge
90. for strip Of land on the south side
OF Ohio street from the river to South
Penn street, was confirmed and upon
the payment OF $1,000, the amount
named, by the Wheeling Bridge Co., the
Wheeling Bridge Company was given
title to the land.
The case Of the city vs.. Charles Clark,
the Salvation Army captain who took
an appeal from the police court, where
he was fined for disorder, was put on
trial before a Jury composed Of Geo.
sickel, John Sisson, Patrick Reilly,
Adam Yahn, Frank DunlGyy and Thorn.
as Riggs. After evidence had been
taken, the jury returned a verdict Of
guilty. The judge assessed a fine OF 81
and costs for the use of the city of
In Part 1 to-day the case of Martha ].
LANCE We. George Arkle, for unlawful
detainer, the desire Of the plaintiff being
to Gust the defendant from the building
used by the defendant as an office, will
be put on trial.
On Monday in Part II the Garrison
case will be begun.
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PRICES BLOWN SKY men.

We Have Opened Our "Great Annual
Mark Down Sals"-VaIues Scattered
to the Four Wlnds-SlO, SIC andsl4
Mems Suits Reduced to 20 50-FOr
One Week Only.
In this big assortment are Cheyiots,
Cashmere, Korsteds, in dark, light
and fancy. In truth over l, 900 suits Of
excellent All Wool floods for the meagre
sum OF 80 so, will startle the natives.
See The flne window display Of these
splendid suits. Not Ons OF these Suits
VIM be charged or sent Oh approval.
Here's your chance. Sale but for one
week only. No hOuss In the world ever
offered such suits tor Tbs small sum o.
&c so, and no one ever seen thtlr equal
IfyOu want the best. Come early.
KLINE BROTHER,
Reliable Cl0thlers,
1l40 Main Street.
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WHEELING INsrAnMENr 90.
w hcEAlNO ANo EaLAEAN1 W.
THE WHEELING
lNSTALMENI
CO.,
1885 10 1t4O EarEst Street.

House cleaning Housekeop-
era, trsdespeople's, storekeepers', every.
body's busy Beason-spring ia fast ap.
preaching. 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 I'M.
approachable.
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ABour PEOPLE.


strangers In the city and wheeling FoltS
Abroad.
Harry Lacy, Of the sull Alarm, IS at the Nc
v ye.,Usors, Of s'euseDvllle. v''in the city
9: a, 6u,tard, Of siOub0nvllls. was in the city
D. L. schcircr, of Clarkrburg. was at the Wind.
Bor yesterday.
W. II. C. Courtney, Of MolghntoWn, was at the
Windsor yesterday.
Conrad wGsssmAn is still quito sick, and Is
confined TO his room.
], ". shannon and wife, OF 81. ClAirsville,
were At the stGmm last night.
T. Il. Barclay, OF steubenyIlle, and two ladies'
were at the Mcclure yesterday.
Captain Louis Delbrugge Is in Cleveland visit.
Ing his sister who lives there.
Philip Brauei, Of UrbanG, o., Is in the city
waiting friends on the South Side.
Several members Of the still Alarm Company
are quartered At the 5tAmm HouSe.
Walter L. Medlll and wife, Of Steubenyille,
were a. the Mcclure House yesterday.
The last OF the officers and attaches OF the
United States Court got away yesterday.
clint Maynard and ]. J. Daugherty, OF the
Still Alarm Company, are at the Behler.
C. ", Grier aud George Turner, Of Sisters
vile, were at the Hotel Behler last night.
Tom O. Brady and wife and child, OF ClAEks.
burg, wero at the Stamm House last night.
George Menderback, manager Of tho Little
Nugget Company, was in tho city yesterday.
Lieutenant Frohme was able 10 be on duty
again last night, after being sick several days.
+. P. Fetzer, Of MAnnlnBton. and T C. Calhoun,
Of Grafton, were at the Hotel Behler yesterday.
Miss Georgia Roome and Miss Florence Nc.
Coy, OF slstefsVillc, were in the city yesterday.
Mr, and Mrs. John j. Jones, Miss Mary Dickey
and Nils Zoe Mcclure leityeSLerdAy for week
In New York.
I'd. Flanagan, night Waterman at the street
car barn on FOFty-EecOnd AtEeet, Is Just recover.
Ing from the grip.
Miss Carrie Becker, Of Marietta, Ohio, Is visit.
Ing her uncle, Nj. Daniel Becker, who lives
at No. 4ESg Jacob street.
Anthony Christian and wife Of South Wood
street, celebrated the thirty.iourta anniversary
Of their marriage yesterday.
Rev. h. b. Ewing. Of Pittsburgh, Pa, will
preach Sunday n0rnipg and evening Of Presby-
Ierlan church, Bridgeport, o.
Capt. lawrence MehalGy, OF WilkInSburg,
near Pittsburgh, Is the guest OF Harvey L. Cor
mack, Of 1853 Fifteenth street.
F. A. Bush, Of tho Hospital for the Insane at
Ai.Cr three patients who were confined in the
county jail. t,
Nj. ]. T. Williams aud his daughter, Miss
Mamie, Will arrive here from New YORK to day
10 visit his son, Mr.. William Williams, Of
Charles street.
Col. F, RIeSter, manager OF tho Wheeling
Opera House, who has had long siege with
typhoid fever, has 30 far recovered as TO be able
to sit up little, though still very weak.
John II. Sole, manufacturer Of church or.
ERns, from Reading, Mass, arrived 10 the city
yesterday to negotiate with the German Luther.
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BRLLAIRE.
al Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
The Glass CITY,

al Sorts OF Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City.
Gen. A. ]. Warner, Of Marietta, was in the city
yesterday.
Dorsey Mcintyre was arrested and fined yes.
terdRy for vile beating.
Italians west OF the city are killing fSh in the
creek by the use Of explosives,
The sWitchmen's ball last night was well at.
tended, and royal timewaS had by all present
Alex. Somers was fined by the Mayor yester,
day for permitting gambling IN his rooms In the
sChmulbGch building.
Astrike OF the steal handlers on the mill
wharf this week did not amount 70 anything
New men soon filed their places loading the
bargers.
Park Policeman Ewing is arranging series Of
flower beds Of all shapes throughout the park,
aud when filled with flowers It will present
very nice show.
The old rubbish from tho burned glass house
in the First ward Is being used by the Street
Commissioner. The old brick, mortar, Bt0neI
etc., make good streets.
An old lady giving her name as Whitehead,
OF Wheeling, was arrested for drunkenness here
yesterday, but was discharged on condition that
she go home, which she did at once.
Dougherty & Co. have hired the past forty.
eight hours 800 men, their nationality being
Hungarian, italian aud Belgian. NAtiye'born
men are hard 10 tlud and when they do go Ia
work are not sAtlAfed; consequently the for
eIgnerS have 10 be used.
The nearby residents 10 the new boiler and
bridge works arc making great kick. Petitions
arc being circulated and injunctions Issued
against the building Of such works on the site
selected. A building 40 by 50 feet feet is being
bntlt, aud 10 rapidly assuming Ehape, notWIth.
standing the kicking.
Mrs. Amanda Bcpzlo died Thursday evening
OF pneumonia, SuperinduCed by the grip. She
was tho mother Of Charles BeaEl6 and MiSs Belle
Beazle, and was widely aud well known for her
kindly aud Christian disposition. The IunerHl
will occur tomorrow at 1 O'Clock, the interment
being at Martins Ferry.
Two officers started toward boRthouGe on
the river front yesterday, and ono Of the gang
on the boat saw the move and gave the men q
sign, aud when the officers backs were turned
they took 10 the wafer and rowed to the West
Virginia side. The officers were not going 10
the boat, but the guilty conscience Of the pal
thought so. There Is evidently something
wrong, or the men in the boat would not have
decamped SO suddenly.
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Six deeds Of trust and the following
transfers Of real estate were admitted to
a deed made April %, 1891, BY Mary
L. Walther, Frank Walther, Elizabeth
a. Ruff, J. F. Horner, heirs Of Lorenz
Walther, to H. L. Walther, in consider
alton of $4,000, for lot No. 81 and part
OF lot 90, in Joseph Oaldwell's addition.
A deed made March Z, 1891, by Joan
ma o. Tappan, Cornelia Charnock,
franklin T. Charnock and Lorraine b
Charnock, to Sarah E. Chsrnock, for lot
No. 4, in square 4, in Churchill's addi,'
ton; consideration, natural love and
affection. /,
William G. wilkinson was appointed
curator OF the estate Of Mary 81. John
son, deceased bond, $500; surety, Char
lotto johnson.
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Complete,

Our line OF Ladies' Oxford Ties al
Ladies Dongola oxfords, Hand
Ladies' Dongola oxtords, Patent Tip,
Hand Turned, 81 %.
Ladies' Cincinnati oxtosds, Plain and
< nice line Of ohildren's oxfords,
Heel and Spring Heel, 65 and Zoe.
]. II. LOCKE 4 90.
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wAHRRN G. RICHARDS, the famous
humorist, is with the New York Sym
phony Club. For novelty, originality,
variety and refinement, his humorous
approximations, Rotations and songs
are not surpassed. Tickets 50 cents.
Seats reserved at Y. N. o. A. building
without extra charge.
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Produced from the laxative and nutri.
tious juice OF California figs, combined
with tho medicinal virtues Of plantl
known to be meet beneficial to the
human system, acts gently, on the kid.
neyR, liver and bowels, eaectually cleans.
ing the system, dispelling colds and
headaches, and curing habitual consti-
nation.
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IF you cannot SEQ and need spectacies
yclI should call on US and hare your Eyes
tested without charge. We have tie
anest instruments and more experience
than any other Uptlcisn In the State,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re-
funded. JACOB VI. 6RUBB,
JeWeler and Optician,
Ger. Twelfth and Market Streets.
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When we advertise shoe we HAVE IT
Mems genuine Kangaroo Hand-seweC
Shoes, all styles, $500. Same shoe, ma
chine aewed, s. 90. Mems Dongola and
Calf, latest styles, s. so. Mems all solid
calf shoe, s. 90. ALL our own make and
guaranteed to be 4rst class and Just ai
represented. ]. H. LOCKE 4 Co.
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ALI the musicians with the New York
Symphony Club are artists oil superior
talent. A brilliant programme will be
given at the Y. M. O. A. Monday night.
Tickets so cents. Seats reserved at the
Y. n. @. A. building.
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RESERVED seats placed on sale this
morning at Houses music store for the
musical and dramatic performance Tues.
day, April 2B, under the management Of
Frank Hennig, for the benefit OF City
Hospital.
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Ola r.,lov. celebration.

No WATER Is used in making Vienna
Bread at the Wheeling Bakery. We use
nothing but sweet milk. It is the most
delightful bread ever baked Sold by
all grocers.
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RicHoIen.

With the opening Of the wheel season
Edw. I. Rose & Co., who carry a full line
OF the latest Columbia, Victor and
medium grade Bicycles, are prepared to
furnish few rare bargains in second
hand safeties Of the best makes. Those
interested should call at once.
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RESERVED seats placed on sale this
morning at Houses music store for the
musical and dramatic performance Tues:
day, April 90, under the management OF
Frank Hennig, for the benefit Of City
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ALWAYS THE 1owEsr.-Best 81 quality
all wool Henrietta Cloth at o. cents per
yard. Regular 70.cent 46.inch wide all
wool Henrietta Cloth at 40 cents to-day
at Stone q Thomas.
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For CHARTER The steamer Coahoma
will be for charter to excursion parties
from May until May II. For informa
ton and rates apply to Captain Lee An
shutZ. on the Hteamer.
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RESERVED seats placed on sale this
morning at Houses music store for the
musical and dramatic performance Tues.
day, April IS, under the management Of
Frank Hennig, for the benefit Of City
Hhanital.
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HALF HOSE A SPECIALITY.

400 dozen Of our celebrated Fast
Black AMI Colered Half Hvse pur.
chased b fore the change Of the tarih,
will be sold at the old price, % cents q
pair. C. HESS " SONS
Merchant Tailors AID Gents FurniShers,
,4rhAs 1871 and 1898 Market Street,
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In buying crackers always remember
that Marvin's are the best. the freshest,
the purest you can get. II you try them
once you will never want any other.
Among the best crackers for con-
slant table use are Maryin's extra sodas,
eagle butter crackers, royal fruit biscuits
and reception flakee, Your grocer keeps
them. TTb&s
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HAVE you tried the new "Pone's Jubi,
lee" Bread? It is a great favorite and
one OF the best loaves made by theWheel'
ing Bakery. For sale by all grocers.
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The wheeling Bakery Gne breads are
on exhibition and for sale by all the
principal grocers in the city to-day. II
you prefer the best you should insist
on having their popular brands.
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WARRINGTON, April N.-For Ohio and Indi'
ana iair; winds shifting 70 eaSteflyj WGImet.
For Western Pennsylvania and west Ht t.lIt
IaIr; variable winds; stationary Imperative
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ale Sntelliosnfer.
once y Nos. 20 and y FpurtOonth Street.
20 AavsEtlssnsni..

Home, Sweet HOmo-a. Mentel d CO.-FOurtl
For Rent-Farm Of go Acres.
WRnted-T0n Young Men.
IiSt 81 LetteFb Remaining In the Postohee.
WAnted-ThFee Carpenters.
Hermann Lodge, No. Z, a. 9. Y; ".
OHefed for sale-C. A. SchAtiGF q Co.
FirSt Presbyterian Church.
Instruction in German.
Fourth street n. 4, Church.
et0CkholdetS' Meeting.
u, s, Custom House.
Notice 70 the Public.
IRCrolY Colon-EWiDR Bros.
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THE LAST DAY

To get one Of the fac Lamps, trimmed
with shade, for CSC, would be good
value for 81. Next week special Vase
sale. NEW YORK s AND lee STORE.
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Do you like dainty cracker? OF
course you do; everybody does. That's
the reason it Is almost impossible to sup.
ply the demand for Marvln's delightful
soda crackers. Everybody eats Mar
wins crackers, chiefly because they are
the best made. Your grocer keeps
them. TTh&s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-04-25

Beware OF FRAuDs.-Be sure you get
the genuine DR.. Thomas Electric Oil.
1t cures colds, Group, asthma, deafness
and rheumatism. D&w
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4G.IXoH wide best 81 Henrietta Cloth
will besold at o. cents per yard to-day
at Stone & Thomas'.
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ORDERS for pure Rye and Bourbon
Whisky promptly filed at LAtLT's, POO
Main street.