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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-12
Com. and see Is.

one ami an OF our fril)w-countrymen
are invited 20 call and se. our large and
beautiful selection Of Furniture while IN
the city. All grades az bottom prices.
SlDNOR & HC NDLEG,
III and 13 east Broad street.
Leaders iu Furniture.
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snnnra Plano Cheap.

We have determined % close ont lot
of scyeuty-tge Square Pianos, ani VIA
refuse no offer that Is al all within r-a-
son; also, one nice Upright Piano AZ F5
Cash or on iusnllmout. Manly -. Ramos
l. Co., Main street corner Ninth.
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Go hear and see about a trip 70 the
worlds Fair on Friday evening. October
The second Baptist church. Benefit OF
Dyrca8 Society
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shseh.n Re-eleet.d Chairman.

By telegraph to the Dlspatch)
NEW YORK. October 1.-THE Demo-
cratic State Executive Committee met
to-day at the Hoffman House ana elected
/ ,autenant Governor Sheehan chairman.
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Enr Over MY Near.

Mrs. Winsow's Soothing syrup has been
used for children teething. IL sootnes the
child, sOftens the gums, aliays al pain,
cnres wind collie. and IL the best remclg
for diarrhna. 25 cents bottle.
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raIrarx Inntl.tChnrch.

The congregation Of Clay-Street Baptist
church, At a largely attended meeting Iast
night, decided to call their handsome new
house OF worship being erected az tho coz
nor Of Grace and rue streets. Calvary
Baptist church TIE cditce Will bee ready
tor occupancy about the frat ot December.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-12

LADIES needing tonic or children who want
building up shosld take Browns Iron B!ttegs u
is pleasant TO take; cures Malaria, indtsesnvns
B,iiousness. and Liver Complaints; makes w
BLOOD rich aud SQrA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-12

Gas and Electric-C Chandeliers AL
Globes. Now designs and low prices.
JOIN Bowers.
No. 7 Governor street
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struggle that YOU must fail. With the
conditions as they exist IN the senate
4 there g. no hope OF radical legislation.
You are as likely To pass q bill for the
/ free coinage Of silver as To absolutely de-
/ stroy silver u looks as though YOU
: were trying 10 convince some one out
/ side OF this chamber of something which
You yourself know. Even II y0n- succeed
1 IN convincing these outside parties tho
result viii not justify the ordeal which
you Will compel senators TO undergo. II
you conclude 10 abandon appeals % rna-
SON. and risk settlement OF this great
question TO test Of which can stand
. u. most punishment. we desire TO give
notice now that We shall protect our
side by every means ln our power
/ Nlr. Doluh reminded Democratic sena-
4 tors of the position which they had taken
iu january 1921. in flbustering against
tho force bin. and hc quoted extensively
/ from the Congressional Record 10 show
/ that their action then conhictei with the
/ position which they assumed now against
! the u-ht ot obstruction. He promised
/ however. 10 stay with the Senator from
/ Indiana so long as a quorum could poe
/ secured. bIt said that IT, should D.. d.
. mouetrat.l that there was no complete
: attendance of senator's he should 90
hsm- he was not going 10 stay ln the
. OBJ ml.r to take part iu farce. ae all
. s|rn proceedings hid turned out 70 h-
. eItin- Dds Ten years service.
We "A' lN+-. '"'l you ''''ISn ,l'
/ P'.i ln 4h4 '''l u" h'P IL cons '''''. y
I' '"'- 'Aa..'' ll ,.".S mum. ''.'
WI '' "'' "7
''..' wa "''' ''''' ''i'
N'''.ii.'.5 AI GREAT l.i.N"Ili.
! \""rh"'7 r'ri-a "t great l'nRih. II"
IT,, ,'.. ..l..,, ,,.
srr-.- or boast himself and not he WHO
uus t on.- "Wc viii ... who fails i'm
/ r.s tr.r-aetion before v. ara done. %
! lu 1Ir Voorhees,. IF feel that my feet
/ ar. on 90 rock. ana There shall stand
/ and yir..I.Ite great and mighty priu.l
rI.. E.r before say "A word mon th.i
/ aitt..t J ,.rl asl. tr. senator from T1.r1
Whether h.. g.iI fy o d.v 10 taxi. a. yo,e..'
/ 'f~ Duh.i- sll th.ic v.r. di-tirsuisf.
Senators. .,h. laI uat talked ou ti. SUBJ
. i..t. ana h, t.lfl NOT nor could any or.
/ .l-. say y.L.u tac a.blt. would rr1b4b.e
I c-.-o
M~ VOORHEES, efartal ID press Tho quas.
/ u.u raftr.r. ut apparently changed I..
mind. AMI said. without pressing ha
. Senator from Idaho. understand d..
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SENATE STRUGGLE.
BEGINNING OF TIE TEsT OF PHYSl-
CAL ENDURANCE.
tockreil-irby Against Repeal and
Against Cleveland.

fiNfl4IlE fNIn fFHTn has IDt ID flfF
c..r ...'..., ..'..,.. .... .......,,,,.,.,,f,..,
r.a .o,..., 70 n'.. r,. rr.i
..,.,....,. ..... .....,...... ,.,....i
,'i114'' over the silver puI .i''7e i'l.'',
''' "''"4 p'rih ''-'"l' l"' i''' ''
books "u Mt 'pcErnI5 desk wa even
larger than i had been yesterday, iudi-
cat.u, uat tha t.iri irefaIncut OF Lit
s,..ru would D.. - Greater iaosta than
tie nr-t Was.
Ne r..,. ,r.,,...,,.,-.,, ,r..., con, f., tho
IAN.n' adopted at q large n'''I"s oi
me citizens ~ Lincoln county Ieun"s s"e,
commanding the action of tue Tennessee
senators against tine unconditional repeal
az thr sherman act. d.ciar.u- the repeal
IAN q, bee m o.. interest alone ui the
wealthy and creditor classes. and dee
n'unoirg ~" '"n"mIcf ~ SILVER money "'
o.r -a.mi--. and It's friends as olr
friends"
1lr Eate made some rrmlrEs on the
subject. ae connected with tne contrary
action of tle Memphis cotton ana ""t-
Grants exchanges.
quite u1mp"r ~ bills "'I' H'i'-
du..I and rrf-frD. 90 committees a
rather unusual ,Ucum t'n,- lIf.HS l'e
present session.
AZ Il.y the purchase repeal tII
was 'alcu ur and MI C'0kr"u D.. ID" d
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have reduced the prices 20 prime cos,
OF all the ,irEt and varied stock OF II.
Vi Moses Company Terms strictly cash.
$ J.. BLDOMBERG Trustee
IL. NJ Moses Company ~ Main street.
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Old papers for sale at IS cents hundred
at DISPATCH office.
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big Democratic rally in Fulton next Mon
day night. Mr.. &. V. Meredith. Colonel
Meade Haskius. and others viii make
addresses.
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Pianos

Slightly used. Very cheap Fuily guar
snteed. X. B. Lee. sos Main street.
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Trin tnthc MorIh,.Fair.

Large stock Wholesale and retail
Hunter & Co, 60 Broad street.
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Wsdding Invitatian.. yi.ltlng Iatd..
school Book.and school supplies.

and Monograms engraved. Best work
only. Hunter x Co., - Broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-12

800. $50. N7j. $50. {o0. $50. l.. Il. Lee.
So Main street.
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Tho ori-ola introducing the continuous
session closed here. and Mr.. Allen re-
summed the tioor and proceeded with ms
argument. lie had scarcely begun before
Nr Palmer interrupted 10 ask whether
it was his view of duty 10 resist vote
ON the massage OF the bill until the ma
ioritv submitted 70 do something else.
Mr. Allen replied that so long as he could
do 50. within the pale Of the law. be would
do SO THAT is frank" commented Mr.
Palmer. and Mr. Allen proceeded
Mr. Allen drfted on into a long disqui-
sition upon the relation between the
volume OF money ana prices. quoting the
Treasury reports. and literally from John
Stuart Mil. Ricardo, and other eminent
political economists. This had the effect
10 deplcte the Senate rapidly. and % such
an extent that Mr.. Dubois cat S.lj o'clock
called attention 10 the absence OF quo
rum. and tho roll was called At first the
suver-repeal senator's failed 10 answer,
but seeing that senators came hocling
into the chamber I'm numbers that assured
a quorum. they stood up and responded
10 their names The result was the at
tendance OF sixty-twO senator's. Excuses
were made for the absence OF Mcssrs.
sherman and Mitchell. OF oregon. on
account Of illness in their families. and
FOR MessTs wilson tkcpiDlicdnl Iowa
Colluitt Democrau. Georgia; Morrill, tRe-
publicanD. Vermont, and Gibson demo
craD. Maryland. on account Of physical
disability. Then Mr.. Allen again took up
the thread OF his argument
At Midnight Mr. Allen still held the Moor
and his voice was rs resonant as when ne
started his speech al $50. He relieved
himself from time 10 time by having the
Clerk read extracts from various eco
nomic writer's. There were few senstors
on the floor, hut the galleries remained
crowded While he was still speaking Mt
Dubois made the point OF no quorum. and
a call OF the Senate was ordered.
Mr.. Martin. Of Kansas. who will be the
next speaker is expected 10 occupy three
or four hours. He will be followed by
Afr. Morgan. who will In turn be succeed
ed by Mr. Teller.
Another demand for quorum came
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JEST-P. GA. October ll.-No new cases
Of vellow-fever were reported to-day
and there IS no change in affairs since
Yesterday. All the sick are improving
o. rn.Ill, % cnnll ha avnnctal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-27
FACTS KILL FALLAotEs-rHE HUs eLoTHlERs.
FACTS KILL FALLACIES

We know you must get puzzled Aman who
reads advertisements and stops at that can't help
wondering. Follow them up. ours and every
body's We tell about our ready-made garments
equaling custom tailoring, SURPRISING the cheap
tailored kind We know they do on any experts
judgment They will or we wouldn't say so, but
we want you to know it by investigation. Twas
almost a necessity once to have your clothes made
to order; isn't now. and more men are ready to
own up to it this season than ever. We didn't
sell as many suits all last Spring and Summer as
we have up to the present time There's pointer
in that for you men who haven't tried our Clothes
yet there's no assortment like ours in the city;
three or four clothiers and all the taIlors can't
muster such variety, and we buy only the best
fabrics; that's what we want you to look up
Everybody says they've got HomespunS, CheViotS
Cassimeres, Worsteds, TWeeds and all that sort of
thing, but the kinds the coors, the patterns, make
a difference. Ours are Exclusive Effects How
they are made up, the fit and the trimmings make
difference too. You'll see it at glance Put
EN- beside anybody's. We start In at SO for the
quality other folks ask $Io our $40 quality is
their $I2 so: our $I2 50 quality their $40; our
SIS quality their $40 and tailors S25, and so on
up to SIS, doing best for you and by you, guaran'
teeng satisfaction.
We set everybody talking when we offered
Lace Back Suspenders at age pair never sold
added 900 dozen of the Celebrated Wire Buckle
Suspenders, regular 50 and 75c goods, and shall
offer them as well as 200 dozen Lace Back SuS-
penders at 2sc. No greater value ever offered.
You're not in it if you've not seen our line of
NeckWear, our line of Tecks Four-in-Hands,
Windsors and Bows al 25c are the greatest value
ever offered You can place our soc line of Puffs,
Tecks and Four-in-Hands alongside of 81 goods
sold elsewhere, nine casss out of ten you'll find
ours better We buy and sell more Neckwear
than any three houses in the city.
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od1 rnllnws, Exrnrslnn.

A big excursion was run over the
Ohio River road yesterday under the
auspices OF the Odd Fellows, from lie.
tart to Ironton, Ohio, where a big ami.
versary celebration was held yesterday.
Delegations from nearly all the down
river towns were there. This was the
first train the Ohio River sent beyond
it's own line, the route from Huntington
to Ironton being over tho newly com.
pleted Norfolk & Western road.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-27
THE NEW PARK
OF the Mozart Association to be Openet
June Is.

OF the Mozart Association to be Opened
June Is.
President Henry smulbach, Of the
Mozart Park association, said yesterday
that the Mozart park on the hill back
of ForIy-third street will be completed
and opened to the public June Is,
Work on the incline plane railway
which will carry patrons up to the en-.
trance from Forty-third street is being
pushed forward rapidly, fifty men now
working on excavation and stone work.
All OF the other contracts have been
let, and there seems no doubt that
everything will be completed in time.
The promoters promise that the open.
ing will eclipse anything OF the kind
ever seen here. The dancing pavilion
! will be l00xl0O and will hold FIVE thou.
sand, A stage is also provided, and the
pavilion can be used for many classes
OF entertainments, Some bowling al.
leys are to be provided and many other
amusement devices, A 1900" may be
one OF the features; already they have
large bear on hand.
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Thn Cnminr NlInors, strlke,

Tho miners strike to begin on the
first OF next week, and which seems GER.
tain now to be inaugurated, will close
in Bellaire and vicinity Morgan & Cor
rells, Heatherington's, Schick's, Nee
hans, Trolls, Ktdd's and ali tho mines
along the Baltimore & Ohio railroad in
that state, The miners now get seventy
cents per ton and have demanded seven
ty.fiye cents. Captain Morris, one OF
the mine Inspectors OF the state, was at
Bellaire yesterday. He is away up in
the councils OF the mine workers, but
whether his visit had anything to do
with the impending strike could not be
learned yesterday evening The oper-
ators say the demand made is equiva-
lent to 10 per cent advance, and that
they are not in shape TO even consider
such a proposition.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-27

People who were ont OF doors about
three o'clock yesterday morning on
Market street, saw q very foolhardy
race. Two hackdrivers bantered each
other at the Mcclure and started down
the street at a breakneck pace, and
when they got to Fourteenth were go.
ing like Ere engine in answer to a
"ten blow" alarm, They continued
down nearly to the bridge. 1t was won.
deriul that one or both wero not in.
iured,
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During tho long winter evenings when
business Jagged Charles Mcnkomillor,
tho South Market street druggist, who
Is natural mechanic, occupied tho
timo working on n prescription case,
which was yesterday placed In position
In his store, II is probably the hand.
soonest in the city; made Of oak
throughout, natural finish, with artistic
tile panels and Ave plate glass mirrors,
with finely carved tops. II 10 q beauti.
iul piece OF furniture.
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II. 4 O. ntIlnInl. rhnnrnh.

Supervisor +. r, Coates, Of tho Pitts.
bprRh division Of tho Baltimore & ohio.
with headquarters at Washington, Pa,
has resigned his position, and will 60
with the New York, Now Haven 4
Hartford May /. as first assistant to q.
O. Eiwefl, who recently severed his
connection with tho Baltimore & Ohio.
Supervisor Hill will be- promoted to tho
position vacated by MI. Coates, while
Supervisor Griffin, tho veteran, will ro.
turn to tho service Of the Baltimore &
Ohio, taking tho division which Mr.
Hill will loaYo.
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AT THE la BELLE.
The New Entrance to the Coal Bank will
Snon he COmnIofp1


The New Entrance to the coal Bank will
Soon be Completed.
Work Is being pushed forward as
rapidly as possible on the entrance to
the LaBelle iron works coal bank on
McColloch street. Several hundred
yards Of dirt have been excayated from
the outside and the work is now being
done from the inside, but as only two
men can work at the excayating, and
the walls and arch have to be built as
soon as few feet have been dug away,
it will be several days before the en-.
trance is completed. When completed
coal will be hauled on the level across
McColtoch street, instead Of under that
street, as Is now done,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-27
Beifairo Bait Players.

Perk Kennedy has again signed with
tho Brooklyn base ball team, this time
for s., 800 for the season. Tom Cullen
OF Bellairc, who has acted as groom for
several OF the ball players turned out
there, went to New York with Ken
nedy, and it was through him Manager
Byrnes took the young man into active
service at such u nice salary. Kennedy,
with care, is a coming pitcher. Ho has
a world OF speed. Tom Nicholson left
yesterday for Erie, Pa, whore he joins
a club for this season.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-27

Jacob shrump was up before Squire
George Ankle yesterday afternoon
charged by his wife with cruelty beat.
ing their daughter Tho squire after
hearing the evidence fined shrump $40
and costs or twenty days in jail. Dur.
ing the progress OF the hearing Shrump
became abusive TO some OF the witnesses,
whore upon the justice added S. fine or
ten days in jail for contempt OF court.
shrump couldn'tput up tho money and
went to Jail.
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abe GsteIIigenrer.
Onicol Nos, 20 md ~ Fourteenth Street,
Now Advertisements.

Notice to Charter Appllcantt-A. o. wv
Special Sale-I. q. Dillon l. Co.
NOtice--Edward Wheeler
Wanted-Ioung Man,
To-day aud FTiday-sIope & lhomas-Elghth
Page.
Hoard and Nursing
Excelsior Baking POwder--R H. List,
Until Further Notice-Ewing BrOs.
pentistry-Dr. A. b. Miller
Leather GOods-R L. NlColl,
Grand Opera HouSe-Tho Moss Jollities,
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Very satisfactory.

The new power station machinery
continues to give excellent satisfaction,
all departments running smoothly and
without hitch. The one machine being
run in the new house supplies the
power for six cars on the over-the.river
route, something never attempted at
the other power stations. The other
two engines will soon be mounted and
ready Tor use.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-27
WHEELING PARK OPENING,

take place next Sunday, April 80. Many
good and important improvements have
been made, new roads laid sat, lawns anu
flower beds added and everything put In
lrSt-Class condition. The Park, with its
In its beauty. Concert by the full Opera
House Orchestra at y p, m. This Lunch
and Refreshmeat Stands VIII be supplied
with the beRt of the season. Ice Cream
from the Parks own Dairy.
The Wheeling a. Elm Grove IlailrORd
motors leaving every hour IL prepared to
transport thousands of people with com.
fort aud dispatch.
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Amir OF Fingers.

Mrs. Clark, OF South Market street,
while chopping meat for the morning
meal yesterday, badly slashed her left
thumb, nearly severing 1t. Dr. Bran
non dressed the wound.
Charles Rhodes, shearer hand at
the Crescent mill, had a finger almost
cut of yesterday morning. A piece OF
sheet iron fell on it.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-27
Wheellng,s old FnvorItcs,

Quite delegation will go to Pittsburgh
to-day to witness the opening OF the
National league base ball season. Pitts.
burgh will be opposed by Cleveland. A
couple OF old Wheeling base ball favor
ties will take part in the game, Jake"
Stencil with the Pittsburghs, and that
peerless fielder, Jesse. q Burkett, with
the Cleveland Soldiers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-27
The state Fair.

The premium list OF the 1898 West
Virginia state fair, which will take
place on September 4, 8, g, 7 and 8 has
been increased and more classes intro
duced. The prospects for the state fair,
Notwithstanding Chtcago's big show,
are very bright, and the promoters are
confident it will eclipse anything done
in the past
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-27

Main Street End:--of Wool
Dress Goods, there are Just five de-
partments, each bfistling with the
latest colors and weaves, Nothing
new In Wool Dress Goods but
what will be found right here. Al.
most $4,000 worth Of Wool Dress
Goods.
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A Charming Comedy.

Mr.. Leland 7. Powers will give his
wonderfully fine rendition of the play
David Garrick" at the Y. NJ. @. A. on
Friday evening. Mr.. Powers tells the
story as forcibly as though the cast con-
sisted Of one dozen talented actors in
stead OF but one. Seats can be reserved
at the Y. NJ. @. A. building.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-27
Gymnastlc Exhibition.

At the Young Mems Christian Asso.
citation building gymnastic exhibition
will be given this evening at 8 o'clock
which promises to be very interesting.
The medals which some Of the young
men have been working for during the
winter season will be awarded. The
admission vii! be free for young men.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-27

All persons owing water bills will be
required to settle same by the end OF
April. After that date water will be
shut of from all dolinquents.
TIE Cry WATER BOARD.
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Centre Of Store: -Silks head the
list. There's one great big depart
ment Of Silks alone, containing
everything that you'll be likely to
ask for. Nearly $1,000 worth Of
Silks.
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Constitute the major portion of
our business. Well give you an
inkllng Of what we have in the way
Of Dress Goods, and ask you to
ponder well before you think Of
buying elsewhere.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-27
Worlds Fair Excursions to Chicago Win
Host Rnnln-1rhn IrnnaYlynniIl lima.

~ = V''I1'y 'V'''V1'0 H7'1IV"'
Commencing April g5th, Worlds
Fair Excursion Tickets to Chicago will
DO sold from aii ticket stations on tho
Pennsylvania Lines. Consistent reduc.
tions In fare will DO made and sale Of
tickets will continue daily until October
Both, inclusive. Return coupons will
DO valid until November 9th. Any
Pennsylvania Line ticket agent will fur.
riiHh details upon application.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-27

For Burns, Scalds, Bruises and all
pain and soreness OF the flesh, the grand
household remedy Is DR.. Thomas
Electric Oil. 30 auro you get the
genuine.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-27
DRESS eoos-eEo. M. SHOOK q co.
Goods!

Market Street End: -Four de.
partments contain the airy as we'll
as staple creations in Washable
Dress Goods. Positively too many
styles of these to permit of emu
merutlon.
Fully $4,000 worth of washable
Dress Goods,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-27
NEW, NEW, NEW,

We are now in receipt of the largest and
handsOmest line OF Foreign aud Domestic
WooIens eyer Introduced to the Hae trade
OVercOntinES, suitings, SILK YOstings and
fancy PantalOonlngs, which we will make
up in the latest style and ut reasonable
prices Perfect fit guaranteed.
A general line OF Cent? n0bby furnish.
ings constantly ON hand. Eighme Shirt,
laundried AMI UnlnundrIed.
dust ReceiyGdl Another invoice of i'm
ported Half Hose, In merinOes, supertlne,
cotton and fast black, nll seamless, Mt goo
"A pair. @. HESS & SONS,
Fashionable TnilorS and Gents Furnish
crs, 1891 and 1898 Market Street.
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A full assortment of Ladies' Fine
Shoes, all tho leading styles; also full
line Of Low Shoes for spring and sum
mer wear. L. v. BLOND.