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Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1892-09-02
Notice to the Public T!
ID eva PATRONS OF EsHuak ANp WclnlrYI

NYOW the time buy Spring and Summer goods Cheap
for cash. for thenext 60 days We will make great reductions
in prices Stock Of Spring and Summer Dry Goods,
, Notions Hats Caps, straw Goods, Tennis Shoes Ladies
Oxford Tie Slippers Clothing Hardware Hayng Tools &c.,
make for immense Stock of Fall & Winter Goods;
Consisting of Dry Goods Hats Caps Plush and Fur Goods
Boots Shoses Rubber Goods Mems Boys Chdrens Clothing
Ladies Wool Underwear and oil other goods usually
Kept in First Glass General Store that will arrive
Our Stock Of Drugs patent Medicines Groceries,
Provisions Tobaccos and Cigars always complete and
prices as low as place in the county And don't forget that
we give 10 discount these goods
Call and examine Goods and will convince you
that we money Thanking you your patron
age in the past Ky honest and fair dealing hope merit
your patronage in the future.
Yours very respectfully,
J. II. CAMPBELL SON.
Skunk Pa, Sept. 2, 1892.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1892-09-02

A man may be rs strong as
horse aud yet not he able to raise a
dollar.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1892-09-02

Chief engineer John Marston, Jr.'
of the W. & Il. B. was called to
Philadelphia on railroad business,
Tuesday.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1892-09-02

J. H. Campbell e. Son of Skunk,
have new adv. in the REPUBLICAN.
Please take notice.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1892-09-02
lS THg NATTER oh rue Is rus couRr oI
INCORPORATION of COMMON PEA
rHa EAGLES Mkhk of suLLtNAA
Casino. coukTY.
No. September Term ls0a.
september Term lssls

W. = ifNf"'"t t@*~s
Notice Is hereby given that an applica.
tinn will be made 90 tbs said Court. OF a
Law Judge theFeof, after the cath day OF
september A II iss3. under the Act o.
Assembly entitled An Act 90 provide foi
incorporation aud regulation of eeflail
corporations approved April ealh, 1874
and the sappleulenis thereto, by jane
pcnlk. John II 4 Ryan, +. Y log
ham. Francis NJ ilolden, G. Ia 10,
MunSon aud others. f0r the charter of az
iutenhed corporation ~ be- called lhs
[ "EAaLssNEAz CAaiRo.H the character
and obisol II shleh j. The maiutenauee oi
a cluh iof saeial enloymenis Tor the puF
pn,e of pfolaaiing social iniereaurss
I lmong ia meiahefs, and ia provide them
heIr families aad friends slih The con
Fenleuces ~ club house, and Tor lhess
pui pasih a Aass. passef and enIss all "a,
fe'iis benefits and privileges eanfelrea
by lhe sad Ael 4ud lts supIl,meuls. 90.
I sall charter l. an ale Ia sald etlaee "a - /,
L NO. aud Tern
i q "a ties hukssk sulie.log.
EaslesAefs. Ia. Aug "a lsgs.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1892-09-02

The landlords and lverymen OF
LaPorte, are doing an immense
business.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1892-09-02

With the railroad the county seat
is pretty apt to remain with us.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1892-09-02

1t is the man who loafs the mos
that wants the biggest wages.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1892-09-02

Fir. Mac of Dushore, held Mass at
LaPorte, on Sunday. 444sssA-@
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1892-09-02

Mrs. Herman Ring of Ringville, is
seriously i'll.
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The 'Italie" men are coming to
town by the hundreds.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1892-09-02

This has been summer of many
strikes.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1892-09-02

During the past few days we have
placed the following new subscribers
on our list viz; Frank Finkle,
White Haven; John Beahan, Mont
rose Il. j. CLARK, Lopez; T. r,
Dempsey, Forksville; Daniel Porter,
Piatt; Frank Lowry, Berniee, W,
u, Bahr, Tubaeh 4 son, John ID,
Reescr, George Dohm. Frank Farrell
aud Vim. Leonard, all Of Dushore
Mrs. Vim. Grupp, Philadelphia
Irwin Dewald, Soncstown; +, j.
Gayuor, LaPorte John IL. McGce
William White, pialt aud Charles
Foster, Skunk,
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1892-09-02

To-day Thursday is the last day
of summer.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1892-09-02
Taxes Paid by the Several Can
iitNtcs

Here is something for the Sullivan
county voter to peruse. 1t is well
worth thought and, shows just how
much the several candidates of both
parties are interested in Sullivan
county and the welfare of her pee
Pile.
Following are the county taxes
paid by the two Democratic NOM
inees, viz:
VI. J. Lu,l for Member. ). .60c.
Thos. Mahaffey for Sheriff. 25c.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1892-09-02

Owing to the large number of
Italians and other foreigners ar
irving at LaPorte, rs employees on
the railroad, our people are con-
templating investing in seven shoot
ers. They claim that it isn't safe
to go about al night time unpro-
tected. Here is a chance for some
of our hardware merchants to make
sale. Advertise in the REPUBLICAN.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1892-09-02

LaPorte is all astr with railroad
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1892-09-02

Buildings are being erected along
the lire of the w. a. n. B. which
will be occupied by wolkingmen
thus engaged. We are informed
that the total number OF men en-
gagged for this work will reach fifteen
hundred and that they are Il mixture
of foreigners aud colored people.
Mr.. Gaynor hopes tn have the road
completed from Norlmont to La-
Porte, by the 10Th of December.
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Sunday was a cool day.
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Total. .S5c.
Following are the county taxes
paid by the Republican nominees.
viz:
ID. T. Huckell for Member $9.lS.
Il. S. Simmons for Sheriff 2. 49.
Total. ..$l0.67.
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THE STRIKE LIFTED


attho stoubenvillo Pottery After Continue
ing for Three Years.
Special Dispatch 10 The h,elligenccr.
SrEunENvlLLE, O., April Il. The
strike which has been on at tho steu.
benvillc pottery since February fourth,
eighty-nine, was declared off at the exc.
cutivc session OF tho United Brother
hood of Operative Potters here last
evening. Delegates were present from
kittanning, Wheeling, Leetonia, Tlhin,
East Liverpool, Beaver Falls, Wellsville,
Toronto and New Cumberland. The
strike, while it lasted. was very bitter
and was not declared of without some
opposition. The strike was to have been
declared off 4 year ago. but was not &C.
complishcd, because OF technicalities OF
opposition by local assembly No. 1G0,
Knights OF Labor.
AT the time the strike was declared
tho potters were in the Knights OF
Labor, but all potters west OF tho
Alleghenies have since withdrawn from
the Knights OF Labor and formed tho
U. B. 0. P. district assembly. Tho
Knights OF Labor would not lift the
strike because they. felt they did not
have any jurisdiction over the potters.
Representatives Of the potters and
knights OF Labor met in Trenton and
permission was granted to lift the
strike. A boycott was placed on the
pottery, but was lifted over year aeo.
The strike was over the employment OF
two non-union men and threw 125 men
out OF employment. -
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morning, but not rs much oiit rs usual.
Most OF tho saloon men have made up
their minds that Mayor MCGOWAN aud
liis police force intend TO follow I'm he
laws with reasonable certainty and they
took no chances in Sunday violations.
Tho Dollar Bank celebrated its second
birthday last week, and G. w. Dickens,
tho cn!erprising cashier, furnishes tho
information that It's business has in.
creased about 80 per cent within the
last year. This is very gratifying to tho
stockholders and encouraging 10 those
who have always thought there ought
TO be two banks here.
Rev. J. X. GitIcn, Il missionary who
Will soon return TO his work In tic
Egyptian mission, preached Mt tho
United Presbytcrian' church yesterday
morning, aud In the evening bo,htMr.
and Mrs. Citizen gayo interesting talks
concerning their workiin that field.
The Enterprise Window Glass Com
pany, which will desert II bonus plant
Mt North Baltimore, whore they now
have to pay good round sum fornatural
gas, and 90 to Dnnkirk, Ind, gets $1,000
cash, free site and irqo gas as long as it
lasts. h +
Tho roller skating craze was started
IN this city Saturday evening by IN ex-
hibition and skates to let at Schmul-
bachs hall Saturday night.
John Bradford, colored barber, and
Miss Sallio Smith wero quietly married
by Rev. NJ. Ponton Friday night.
The placing OF tlotnow machinery at
tho water works will DO completed TO-
morrow.
Communion services were held at tho
First Presbyterian chureh yesterday.
Tho Turner'S will giyo an Easter ball
at their hall tlis evening. :, n a
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BuENos AYREs, April l7.-Documents,
it is alleged, have been discovered by
the police compromising Dr.. Alcm in
the late plot to assassinate President
Pellierini and Generals Nitro and Roca
and to follow up their murder by, the
establishment OF a;dctatorship. These
papers, it is claimed, show that Alem
was one of tho leaders in tho plot and
that he was to have been declared die.
tator.
Three hundred political prisoners arc
now in custody aboard q government
war ,ship.at Enscnada. General officers
have also been placed under arrest.
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Simply that popular young lady foil to. tic

What Is III
Simply that popular young lnly foil to, tho
floor at social gathering. H
Nervous exhaustion, woait tnn,l; over.
strained norvos. ~ ~. II
Most women lacl: both nerve and physical
strength. and us result are extremely nervous.
feel weak and lauyu!d wake mornings as tired
as they so TO bed, lack ambition and rnerSy,
have strange, faint feelings and trembling scnsa.
tons, cry easily. and Mt tries, lose interest In
society and irlends-in fact foGi dispiritcd drug.
Dsd out aud uau!terably miserable. Often the head
feels badly, sometimes there Is bacRachc, mn.
larla. female weakness, Irregularities, leueor.
rhGn, &c. All these symptoms orc greatly in.
creased during the spring, and sh9Icd DC attended
TO imhodiatein -
Tho Grip also, which SO many have had. hhs
lcit thousands In weakened, nervous ana de-
bllitascd condition, with perhaps stomach. kid.
ncy aud liver difficulties, constipation, elc.
y you suffer from any Of hcae complaints, suffer
no lo,Err. Go to yout druggist and procure
forsl bottle Of DR.. Grecuo's Eervpya, the great.
est OF all nerve and vital restoratycs The boon Of
trcdk, nerrous and suffering poman. I. Is purely
'NoS'eo'S' "hu hutRitcs' uHu VIII uiiliS pueA
strength to your norycs, FRESHNESS. to your
complexion, brightness to your eyes, the
bloom of health to your checks, elasticity
and spring to your step.
u have been sufferer from painful menstru-
alton, nervousness md weakness for eight years.
fused DR.. Grecne's Ncrvusa. II acted lite magic.
Why do women suffer whom DIR. Greeno's
Sorvurn will surely euro them" ! think it's
splendid. MISS PAULINE KAYsER,
als West 9th St, New York City,"
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BELLAIIsE,
All Sorts OF Local Sews and Gossip from
the Glass City.

1''o Va A'oc"A SewS ana Gossip From
the Glass City.
!, Now that Senator ]. w. Nichols and
Col: 9. l.. Poorman havo agreed that
winch ever one secures a majority of
tho delegates Of this county for tho
congressional nomination shall have all
Oh Inc sixty-thrce votes, there is no
occasion Tor ill feeling whatever and
lhsre will DO none If tho right kind OF
DELEGATES arc selected. Colonel Poor
man has large following and may be
accorded the delegation OF this city,
ms home, without contest, and he
VIII secure delegates in other parts OF
Ine county, maybe thirty-two OF them.
mat will give him all OF the sixty.three
ny me agreement. Both gentlemen
nave rights in tho field and only tho
hardness OF tho colonel's announce
,iieht caused confusion. The field had
oeen regarded as clear for Nichols.
Out Of office and into jail is a school
s Sy but it covers the case OF ex-Strect
commissioner Madden. Ho retired
from office the middle OF last week, and
IN gathering up some tools md storing
away was about the city buildings. A
man behind tho bars wanted a drink
aHa Madden, not knowing there was n
severe penalty attached, went out and
E9s MN half pint Tho mayor gave
MN $40 fine andten days in; jail. -.
Emil Schmidt who runs restaurant
, .na saloon, his brothor-in-law running
tIe saloon, Is defending case brought
~ o!hcer Strobel for keeping the saloon
open alter hours. It will DO heard BIO.
.Ore Mayor MCGOWAN this evening, and
great effort is being mado ito defeat
,ae officer. Should they succeed the
r. v'vi! may Do worse than defeat. The
s'sna jury meets next week.
n Some Of the friends OF Hon. Lorenzo
paniord want him as one OF tho dele.
Sa.es to the National Republican Con.
.'MMlion, but tho ox-C Congressman Is for
pelmont county candidate for Con.
SSress and will decline tile honor. Tho
S StssASo OF the district may force it upon
.n.n, however, in hopes OF breaking the
t,;M or OF this colnty's solid delega.
'on Tor the big prize. -. ~ u
Na'te number Of colotetl, Odd Fol-
tSHs came down from Barnesville yes
ioI i"ay morning and Joined tho local
TS T'!S mere in attending services at the
E NJ" an theatre in tho afternoon, where
Sow SS.. nr Lannon's preached tho annual
''. ,m on Odd Fellowship
,,n mere WINS some Sunday selling oi tho
s sr,oef iiuid yesterday .and;there will be
s'u'' cases in the mayors court this
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Kendr for the cn,unnIrn.

SpecidE DlRpdIch 10 dc ln!elligenccr. z
WASHINGTON, D. c., April 1.-THE
West Virginia Republican Association
reorcanized for the campaign last Fri
day evening. The attendance was one
OF the largest in tho history OF tho asso-
citation. Officers were elected rs fol-
lows: Major. A. c. Moore, OF Clarks-
burg, president; G., N. Shinn. OF Fair
mont, and Major T: Gaines, Of Fayette
county, vice presidents; II. S. Nc
Knight, OF Jefferson, secretary; D. J.
Morris, OF Wheeling, treasurer; D. ].
Oidtield, OF Peasants, scrgcant-at-arms.
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plOnty OF Candidates


Pre'ut.DFTu'cT1 10 HV IWetIU:HCCF. . \
COLUMBUS, O., April 17.-Since the
new law provides for two supreme
courts, candidates are springing up all
over the state. Tonight it is announced
that S. A. WildmanAof Norwalk, Huron
county, will work. for all there is in it.
Since the northwest has no representa-:
tive in this court, Mr.. Wildman con-
slders his chances very good for nomin-
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hs'Dr Greene, the successful specialist, in
curing all forms of nervous and chronic diseases
SW.lith Street, New York, can be consulted
free, personally by letter. Call or write toihhn
about your ease or send for symptom blank TO
I'LL out, and letter fully explaining your dis.
ease. giving advice, ,Sc viii be returned free,
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NOTES ON NAVIGATION.
Stage of Water md Movements of Boat

Stage of Water md Movements of Boats.
Tho River Interosss.
Tho river was falling last night, with
II feet 6 inches in the channel.
Three boats left yesterday for Pitts.
burg, the Ben Hur at 5 q. m, and tho
Keystone State and Lizzie Bay at S
4. nj.
The Congo passed down for Cincin.
natl ut s a. M and the Courier for
Parkcrsburg Mt p. M.
The Bachelor and tho Andes will
leave for Pittaburg at s a. m. to-day.
The Ben Hur expects to get away for
Pittsburg at Up. M.
Yesterday morning at o'clock John
Adams passed away, in his sixty-sixth
year. River men will remember John
Adams, for ever since he was boy OF
twenty he has been identified with tho
river interests. For years he was n
trusted employee of Booth, Battelle 4
Co.; for some time he was n capable
steward on Ohio river steamboats,, and
lattcrly, in his old ago, he conducted n
little boat store in ono end OF the wharf
boat: In the words OF an old friend,
John Adams was;an honest, upright,
Woodworking man, and made friends
wherever he WENT Mr.. Adams's wife
and three daughters, one OF whom is
married, survive him. He will DO
buried on Tuesday afternoon at 9 o'clock
at Mt. Wood cemetery. &
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JOSEPH A. ARkLE,
Pension Attorney, Notary md Real Estate
Agent: Houses rented and rents collected
Office No :o17 Jacob street
PUBLIC SALES.
DUBLlC SALE.

DUBLlC SALE.
by virtue Of the authority vested In lls by tho
Will OF Louis Innsford, deceased. we will, COM
mcncinS ut 10 o'clock n. m, on Wednesday, April
20, lS9!, otter at public sale 10 the highest and
best bidder. at the north front door OF The Court
House. In the city of Wheeling. the following
real estate: Tho Lunsiord homestead. contain
Ing about four and one-half acres, on which
there Is located o frame dwelling house aud
other improvements. Also three lots fronting
on the Nation al road. 81 35 by 1851 each. Also
one lot fronting on the avenue. 80 by 90.
The four and one.half acres Will DO offered as
whole or IN four separate parts. as may be
deemed best for the estate on day Of sale.
TERMS OF SALE-0nc.third or more cash, bal.
Rnce in one aud two years, with Interest from
the day. OF sale, deferred payments to be secured
by deed oftrust O. L. HOLIDAY, Z
- G. LAME. g .-s
Executors OF Louis Lulsford. deceased
The nboye property Is situated in the village
OF Leatherwood, Ohio county. VIVA. A plat Of
the same can be seen ut the Bank Of Wheeling.
Fa-a Fst 'lg1-s s.-2' np6 4.
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ALLEGHENY, Pa, Nov. 81, 1891.
| have been in tho drug business for
tho past fifteen years. Silver Age
Whisky has never been questioned as
to purity. and always recommended by
the medical profession.
= FIR. FLICK, Druggist
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SEWERAGE RYE. =.
ALLEGHENY GENERAL Hospital.
Max Klein's Silver Ago Whisky has
been used exclusively in this institu-
ton Tor medicinal purposes with good
results. i. X. TILDEsLEY,
Superintendent.
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TO r. s "A LII.

lIcnss, six rooms, Wood street, Centre Wheel.
Ing. sl.S5A. N r y, n p
House. seven rooms, with hall, EoG street.
House, five rooms, brick Fourteenth street.
House. ilvc rooms Eofr street, between TWEEN,
ty:iourth and rwcnty.hfth streets, t23Ol
Half lot on Twenty.nnth street, $500 y i ~
cheap. - - h, - -
House. three rooms First ward, SPA
House. four rooms, Jacob street, Centre Wheel.
Two very desirable lots on South Front street
!, Halt 10. on Moys,on street, Sixth ward, ssla
Lots on South Chapline, EoT aud Jacob streets
from $50 to $500 each + n. m ~
House Of six rooms 23j6 Woods street; good
condition, s?,oOQ : ! t.
Bus ncss house on Market street. -
Business house On corner Twenty-slxth and
Chaplino streets. 1s NO. Il N 4
One hall lot OH Twenty. ninth street, 800. Z.
Ihirty.six acres adjoining Elm Grove. cheap
building site for dwelling on Twenry-eighth !
4 large lot Mt McNcchen, 100 BY soi feet Very
House OF elgh. rooms. brick, Jacob street, bo- :
tween Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets II ~.
Seven lots, 6o10) feet In Filan,. whyto AMI
Gnllaghor's addition. Price 500 to 500 each. :
One OF tho bes. manufacturing, sltsi In the
CITY, frontlnsou two rallroadl
Choice lots In Glcu6ala
Lots In Filth ward IN Film 4 Whytei
addition. - -.
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TAKE your meals at Tho Milwaukee
Gale. ROBERT GRANT, Manager.
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ZEAL ESTATE.
FOR S-A.IE.

E------------ +. u
Hyon want pleasant home on the I,land, I
can sell you q new seven.roomcd hotsc. With
bath room, laundry aud NIL mOdAtn con.
yyanlcnccs, or M clght.roomcd brick no ise, on
city . 80
New six.sooncl honse on North Ella s.rs,.
high and dry, for sl.7;0. tTTf =. n : 80,
., F,inync.roomod brick house. 50 South Huron
street lT1GfI ~ ..'G''''
Flve.roomcd house ut II Zane street, u. 800.
seyen'r5o ned dwelling. with bath room lnun.
Or, hot and cold water, both ga,oS; lot Sjxl20,
OF ~ south York street Si.60D. Hf'
, Co rlcr property, southwest corner OF Zano and
broadway streets hny two d wolilhgs that pay
good interest as INSTRUMENTATION 49,
la.aW BUILDING LorS
On Fourteenth. fifteenth aud Mccolloch
streets. East Wheeling III ~ II =
On South Front street
On North York street, river lot TA.qs
Lotsin Gllchrlst addition from s,,J to 3i5l and
those nrc good lots on high ground ~ 10
On wabash street, IN old Fair Grounda y4
On South Penn street 5si
Choice lots Oh North Huron strcos.
Pleasant Valley. Glendale, Elm Grove. :
G. 0. SMITH,
npll l??o Market Street :
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SILVER ACE rye +.

NoTE the tollo,uing opinions Of lead
ing PHYSICIANS and HOSPITALS as to tho
me.itNof -, , g;'I g. ~ p ~. ~
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LIS. GooDsclla dry goods tho cheapest.
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E. B. PoTTS-CLOTHING, ETC.
CUT! This OUT.

About April LIST I. B. Potts will oc-
cupY the layge new stores 1000 to 1901
Main street and 16 to 20 Tenth street,
Suspension Bridge corner, with full
line OF Clothing Hats, Shoes and Fur
nishing Goods. This is the largest and
finest store of the kinds in the State.
Before removal VIC quote, to close out,
Children's Shoes at l9c, 25c. SIC, 4Sc, CSC,
rec and SIC up, all solid bargains and
trade winners.
Sec our Ladies' Fine Shoes at 97c, 81 Is,
81 81, 81 As and sis7, and wonder how
wo can do it. rs - -:
Mems Fine Shoes at 97c. 81 10, 81 25,
81 81, 81 40, s. GO up, all leaders and
matchless in price. ~: s?
Boys Suits at SIC, Csc, 81 IS, 81 81,
81 81; up, worth double tho money or
no sale. I'D & -
Mems Pants at 4sc, Csc, SIC, Ole and
81 is up. SEQ our great leaders in Mems
Pants at 81 IS, worth So 90. Boys Pants
at 19c, 20c, $50 up, hard to get at this
price. Mems Suits at 81 9S, s. 81, So 95,
s. 81, Sl50u up. We lead the world in
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LOANS.
sl,ooo: si,soo. 5000 and s',oo' to loan on city
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TIE great reason; for tho Success Of
Hoods sarsaparillas found in its posi-.
tive merit. !. 1t, cures where other.prep-
jarations fail. ~ ~, 80 ',t;.'t5 lIi5 ~
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At GAINESVILLE there will be. over one
mile of'street paving done this spring.
The Tiltonyille pottery is being en-.
slarged. It's booming.
Anew hotelis being built at Zoar, a
popular German resort. :.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-18

DR.. Will II. Hall and his brother
Fred, who have been on the sick list for
several weeks, expect 10 be able, to go to
Kent this week on u slortFisit.-Fred
was, able to take short drive on Satur-