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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-07-28
THE FISH COMMISSIONERS.
Applications Made for Trout and
Black Bass ErY.

The Fish Commissioners met Wednesday.
but owing to the absence of one of their
members very little business was trans.
acted. The following applications have
been made for trout and bass fry. some of
which have been rejected. owing to the
fact that the Fish Commissioners have no
authority 10 stock private streams or lakes
with State fishes:
Hannahs and Wright, Strawberry Creek.
San Jacinto. Cal, 10000 trout
j. Ii. Blake, Christmas Lake, Hum
boldt County, application rejected.
w. j. DiDgee Piedmont Water Com
pany. black bass. rejected.
ii. II. McCloskey. Lake Yosemite, Mer-
ced County. rejected.
Cardwall and O'Melveny, West Lake
Park. Los Angeles County. rejected.
Humboldt County Sporting and Recre-
alton CLUB Eureka. 5000 black bass.
j. Fl. Gay .Jr., San Diego, rejected.
bass. rejected.
w. E. Honghton. Buena Vista Lake,
Bakersfield. Kern County, rejected.
Lake Helmet Water Company. Riverside
County, private lake, public river. &c, 600
trout.
Visalia Sportsman's Club. Kameah
River. Tulare County, 10000 trout.
VI. l. m.
Bernardino County, 10000 trout.
W. Hart Cazader0. Son0ma County.
Austin and Ward creeks, 10000 trout.
Pacific Improvement Company, Soda
Creek, 20, 900 trout. and reservoir OF Pacific
Grove 10000 trout and bass.
Capay Valley Land Company, Cache
Greek. Yolo County. 5000 trout.
C. o. Barker. Big San Gorgonio Creek.
San BernardinO County. 5000 trout
Il. W. Vail and j. b. Proctor, Malibu
Canyon, Los Angeles County. 5000 trout.
George Watson. the two Austin creeks.
SonOma County. 10000 trout.
Tule River Shooting and Fishing Club
for TUE River. Tulare County, 10000
trout.
Hersey and Freeman. South Fork Yuba
River, Placer County. 10000 trout.
Washburn Bros. & Cook. MERGED River,
Yosemite Valley, 10000 trout.
J. F. Miner. Snow Creek. San Diego,
rejected.
Vic Poucelet, Slagas Greek. Santa Clara
County, 5000 trout.
D. J. CARPENTER. artificial lake, Santa
Ana. Orange County, rejected.
J. S. Garrett. Cold Creek. Mendocino
County. 5000 trout.
Moves, Knapp and West, for mountain
streams, Napa. 10000 trout.
w. Westhoff, Lake Tahoe, rejected.
John Keegar, Santa Rosa and Mark
West creeks, Sonoma County. 10000 trout
Sierra Nevada Sportsman's CLUB, variou.
creeks, rejected.
j. W. Rushing. Salmon Creek. Sonoma
County, rejected.
r. r. Grindley, Amedee. Lassen County
rejected.
j. e. Chaplin, Whisky Creek. rejected.
A. C. Dietz Santa Paula Creek, Venturs
County. rejected.
/ Francis Doud. SUSSEX Greek, Montere,
County, 10000 front.
w. E. Houghton. Kern River. 1O,OO
trout.
E. T. Wright. Cucamonga Canyon, Sal
Bernardino County, 10000 trout.
G.. Ii. Gould, Pickrns Canyon, Los An.
geles County. 10000 trout.
John r. Lowe, Pajaro and Los Beaver
rivers. San Benito County, 10000 trout.
Golden and Jacobs. North Fork American
River, 10000 trout.
I. A. Rice. private ponds. Ventur,
County, rejected.
TIuckee Sportsman's Club. Trucke,
River, 20 coo trout.
Supervisors OF Del Norte County, Nil
Creek and Middle Fork of Smith River
| 20. 600 trout.
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Offensive Stockyards.

The residents along the line of Mission
street. from Twenty-sixth street south to
Cortland avenue, are again complaining of
the sfockvards which still remain in their
neighhorhood in violation of law. The
premises are said to be in an unclean and
unhealthy condition ana are nuisance 10
thnsa rasi,ling within the immediate vcin-
itv of Fair avenue and Mission street and
Cortland avenre and Mission. the locali-
ties where the Objectionable establish
ments are in existence.
The Board Of Health Is also censured
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Ana In accordance with law and an order OF tho
noard OF directors made on the 2Stn day of June
a. y. lSs5 90 many shares of each parcel of stock
~ may Dc necessary Will bs sold at public auction
81. San jose, California, on Tuesday, the Ia,
Gay OF August, A. P. y. OF that day. to pay SAIL
ocLaq uent assessment thereon. together with
cost OF advertising and expenses Of sale
W. g. hAWLEY. Secretary.
Omce-17 South First ST.. san Jose. California
iyi6 lot
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for allowing the proprietors of the stock
yards to continue to violate the law, al
though the citizens have been repeatedly
promised that the removal OF all such
places would be ordered.
One of the offending COW ranchers was.
at the instigation of those living In the
vicinity, arrested and was fined 500. He
has, however, since that time again violated
the law and defied the citizens to cause
the removal of his stockyard.
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A Fatal Fall.

Thomas D. Jones, u contractor. fell from
building In course of construction on
Guerrero street. near I'wenty-third, yes
terday. he was taken 10 an unconscious
condition to tho City and County Hospital.
where he died without rcsaining conscious
ness He was 45 years o. age and native
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Society Notes.

The irst'annual reunion Of the graduates
and students of Heald's Business College
will be held this evening at Union-square
Hail. There will be an entertainment and
dancing.
Templar Rebekah Lodge No. IS,
/. O. o. F., will give party at Odd Eel
lows Hall this evening in aid of the or
phans' home fund.
The Sheridan Stock Company will pro-
duce the romantic drama, Forgiven" at
Mangels Hall this evening.
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE N0r,cr
~ Beieher Mining Company. Location ns
G,pai pace OF business, San francisco, Ca,fornia
NOn.do Oh WORKS Virginia City, Storey Countv
~. Not,ceMunere are delinquent upon the follow.
LHk 9esciiosu STOCK, on account OF asssssnens
Nv. o. !sSieu on the 9Th day of june 1894 ths
severn amounts set opposite the names Of the "a
spectlve shareholders, as follows. Va ZIG TO-
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The Golden Gate Fair opens at the Oak
land Trottinc Park Monday and closes on
Saturday, the 9TH prox. There will be
three trotting and pacing and two running
races each day. There " i'll also be q great
cattle and agricultural implement display.
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Dropped Dead.

William Terry. painter employed at 38
Market street. dropped dead while at work
late yesterday afternoon. He lived at Ill
Clinton street and leaves widow.
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Fourth race-Three mile dash, trotting.
A. u. Spreckels b. h. Senator L. by +. Basswarer
"a. McDoweiD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
L. }. Smiths b. g. Sunrise (Smith)
La Siesta ranch'S b. &. Daylight (W Vioget)......
Time, 1897.
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And In accordance with law. and an order from
tho board OF directors made the sixth (t;thl
day Of juno. 1898. so many shares OF each parcel
OF such stock as may be necessary, will be sold ar
public auction at tho auction-honse OF S. p MID
deiton ca, No. SO Montgomery st. san Fran
cisco. California on Friday. tho fourth (4th) day
OF August, 1893. at the hour of O'Clock P NJ Of
said day. TO pay said delinquent assessment
thereon. together with costs OF advertising ana
expenses of sale.
/. OSBORN. Secretary.
ofnce-Reom 80. Nevada block, San Francisco.
CAL, No. sos Montgomery st. lylS I'd
NALlFoRNIA REDWOOD LAND Ann linn
~ Der comprehension OF principal plac. .,
business, San Jose, state OF California; former
location OF principal place OF business San Frsn-
cisco, In said State.
Location Of lands in Sonoma and Mendoctno
Counties. California.
Notice-rhere are delinquent upon the follouing
described stock on account OF assessment No -
levied on the Path day of May, A. D.. 1888 tn.
several amounts set opposite the names of the re-
spectiye shareholders az follows: ~ AZ
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Third race-One-mile dash, for two-year. olds
2:40 class. trotting; purse $780,
W. q. Bowers CHI. c. Silver Bee. by Silver Bow.
La Siesta ranchs b. I. Soubrette "a. McDowell). =
J. ID. Cars blk. f. Genevieve &C. r. Taylor).....
l. de Turks blk. f. Josephine e. LOcke) .........
Time 2:39.
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RICHARDS & Co.. druggists. 4oe-s Clay.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-03
A wHEELING MAN HURT.
II. A. Reed, n Well Known oil Producer,
Badly Injured.

II. A. Reed, n Well known oil Producer,
Badly Injured.
A telegram from Pittsburgh, received
last night, contained tho following:
R A. Reed, formerly Of this city, but
now IN oil producer Of Wheeling, met
with q painful accident on Fourth Ave
nue. neal Wood street and is now a
patient at the Homeopathic hospital as
a result Of the injuries he re.
ceived. Mr.. Reed was walking
hurriedly down Fourth Avenue,
and when at the point mentioned
came suddenly face to face with an old
lady who was also walking rapidly,
evidently intent upon boarding a car
which was standing at the corner. Mr..
Reed, who is n largo man, lodged to
avoid knocking the old lady down, and
IN so doing slipped and fell heavily to
tho sidewalk.
With an effort he succeeded in got
ting to his feet, knowing that he was
badly hurt, but not being able to locate
the injury. With some difficulty he
succeeded in reaching the Homeopathic
hospital, where an examination showed
that his collar bone had been badly
splintered. He put himself in charge
Of the hospital physicians and it is
thought he will be able to be about in a
few dayB.
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would see the other stockholders and
inform us Of the result, We asked
when he could inform us, He said Just
Us soon as possible Up to this date he
has failed to inform us,
We have endeaYored to give the pub
lie u several conferences with Mr.,
jolly, manager Of the Wheeling Railway
Company. and what transpired thereatp
being authorized by the Trades Assem-
bly, 10 use all honorable means possible
to bring about a settlement, We VIII
now state what wo have obtained from
these employers facts in this trouble
not yet in possession OF the public. upon
whom we arc willing to place our case
as being only u just action upon our
part.
This company has within the last
year, in the absence OF. any customary
rules for the government Of employees,
repeatedly instructed the employees on
q car to 20 from two TO six squares, re-
gardless OF passengers that desired to
ride, this being done to make up time,
thereby placing their employees in a bad
light IN the eyes OF the public, The
men on the cars OF the loup are required
TO make the run in ~ minutes. This
is the position Of the employees. In one
OF the conferences We held with Mr.,
Jolly he said, when questioned in rela-
ton to rules OF the company, we are
like ~ ship at SEQ without a rudder,"
and acknowledged the system of the
company was far from being per.
feet. And we further state that the
| company is in fault in regard to there
being no rules Tor the government OF
the employees, as the members assure
US positively that they have requested
such to be promulgated for their own
protection and direct benefit TO the pub
lie, In our judgment, had such rules
been in existence, rs Is customary on
all street car lines, the public would not
he called upon to-day to witness this
Inconvenience, and further, We are can
didly OF the opinion that Mr.. jolly, tho
manager OF the company, has shown a
disposition in this as well as in past
transactions with III committee and
the employees to aeyer the ties Of union
ism, and that by his sharp practice has
saddled Nil this blame upon the en-.
Ployeh III plNCe VI plHVlub ~ WheIo ~
belongs, on the company, n which
has, as admitted by Mr.. jolly, not u
perfect system.
While our object from the time We
received the cnSo was to doiustiCe and
effect q settlement as speedily as posi-.
BILE for the benefit of the public. we
wish to say that after our frat confer
ence We were impressed that Mr.. jolly
desired no settlement, unless according
to terms dictated by him solely, aud we
were put of from time to time in our
efforts to endeavor to bring about q
settlement AT this time We have
nothing more to present to the public,
and hope that due consideration will
be given to u statement.
ARBITRATION COMMITTEES, Ono VALLEY
TRADES AND LABOR ASSEMBLY.
WheeiinG ". Va, February 2, 1893.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-03
STREET CAR STRIKE.
Trouble made for the Company and
Employees Yesterday.
TRACK BL0CEADED BY STONES
And Other Debris, on Twenty,seventh
street-A Crowd Of Men, Women
and Children Gather and Interrupt
Tramc-A Little Mob of Kids on
Tenth stroet-statement by tho AR
bItratlon Committee.

The situation in the street car strike
was not greatly changed yesterday,
The company ran several cars, and the
outcome was such that Mr., jolly, Of the
company, called for police protection,
Twice trouble was encountered, On
Tenth street a crowd Of boys captured u
car and rang the bell, cut the ropes and
acted in a mlschieyous way generally,
The damage was not serious, but the
annoyance and interference with
the company's business was. 1t is
harder to deal with q crowd OF boys,
from four years old to fourteen, than
with twice as many men. The men on
the cars were warned that there was a
crowd at Twenty.aeventh awaiting the
arrival OF q car, and one OF them left.
The others took the car through, no w.
ever.
At Twenty-seventh street a huge pile
Of ties, bricks and stones were found on
the track. Little bits OF children car
ried brickbats and threw them on the
track. A policeman was powerless in
such a case.
These two episodes were all that were
heard oil in the course OF the day.
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LOCAL nRRyIFlEs.
Matters of Minor Moment in and about
the City,

tho City,
No show at the Grand this evening.
oPGRA HOUSE this eyeping-'Hoss
and Hoaa."
SEVERAL people got bad falls on tho
icy sidewalks yesterday
Louis Locn says no was not in Pitts
burgh and did not attempt suicide as
reported,
GusrAvus KLRE, employed up BogGs
run, had his leg broken by some timber
falling on it. +.
LoTs OF outdoor building and repair
operations 20 right along these days,
Just as II there wasn't any weather in
tho neighborhood,
EDWARD MILLER, Of the South End,
fell night before last, and striking his
side against tho sharp corner OF u stone
step, broke two ribs,
THE crossing of Market street at tho
| north side OF Fourteenth is q disgrace
to the city, and the board of public
works should have it cleaned at once.
JAMES II. Price, OF Harper's Ferry,
convicted OF violating the postal laws
in the United States Court, was brought
up TO tho penitentiary by George w,
Robinson yesterday.
IN the circuit court yesterday the
Jury in tho case Of Bentley vs., tho
Standard Insurance Company was nd,
%iourned till to-day, as the Judge desired
to consider the instructions.
lsADoRE BAUMANN and William n,
Baumann were yesterday appointed OK
ecutrix and executor OF Nicholas
Baumann, and gave bond in $4,000,
without surety, none being required by
the terms OF the will.
WoRK wac begun yesterday on the
new shipping warehouse for the Cald'
we'll & Peterson Manufacturing Com
| pany, to be built on ground leased from
tho Baltimore q Ohio company, in the
old Hemrfeld yard.
PETE BAKER appeared at tho Opera
House last night in his new version OF
"Chris and Lena" The audience was
not large. but seemed to enjoy the per.
Torrance, particularly Mr., Bakers part
in 1t. He was never heard here when
In better voice.
TuR cadeta OF the Linsly Institute
will give q big military hop this even.
ing in the school armory, The Opera
House orchestra viii furnish tho music,
A large number OF tickets have been
disposed OF, and the affair promises to
be o big success.
Rev. Nix. RANDALL says after two
months hard mission hero one gentle.
man handed him So towards his work.
He says II some other business men
would do the same he might work
Wheeling up yet against all the OBJ
structions in his way.
THIS evening Prof. w. p. Wiley, dean
OF the law school at tho State Univer-
sity at Morgantown, will lecture at the
Zane street NJ. L. church, on Seven
teenth street. His subject is, "rhere is
q Woman in it," and his lecture has
been highly spoken OF wherever it has
been heard.
WHEELING now has an advertising
company aud it is the intention OF the
gentlemen at tho head OF it to protect
the general public from travelling fakirs
| whe beat the business men out Of their
money. 1t inlends to deal fairly with
all who ~patronizo 1t. Among the ways
OF advertising it has on hand is n bust.
ness card rack with a looking glass in
the centre and a place for the Opera
Houses at each side, to be put in hotel
| readingro oms, etc.
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THE HEADING SHOE HOUSE.

-
Schulz s Kemple, the Reliable Shoe Deal.
ers, ut 1141 Market Street,
will sell Boots, Shoes and Rubber Goods
at such low prices that when you buy
from them once you will be compelled
to go there always. In order to make
room for their Spring and Summer
Goods they will sell Their winter goods
at very low figures. They will sell Cam
dee Chichester Gum Boots at s. %,
Woonsocket and Federal at s., Ladies'
Gum Boots 81 So, Misses 81 15, Boys
81 IS and 81 65, Youths 81 So, Chill
dren's 90c. They also have the agency
for Hanan & Sons Gents Fine Hand
made Shoes. They invite every gentle.
man and lady who Is DESTROYS Of wear
ing a fine fitting shoe to callat the Lead
ing Shoe house, 114l Market street, be-
tween Eleventh and Twelfth streets.
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MEMORIAL
In Honor OF Ex-Prcsldcnt Hayes and Ger
oral ButlOr Last Night.

In Honor OF Ex-Prcsldcnt Hayes and Gen.
oral ButlOr Last Night.
The memorial services held last night
at Holmbrocht'H hall, Jacob street,
South Side, in honor Of ex.Prcsidcnt
Rutherford B. Hayes and General Ben
jOmin i. Butler, under the auspices Of
Stephens Post, No. SO, G. A. r., were
largely attended by old soldiers from
oil over tho city. Tho services wore
impressive and interesting. Professor
Divine, formerly Of Wheeling, now q
resident OF North Dakota, was n Of
tho principal speakers,
General Hayes probably moro than
any other union soldier was tho idol Of
tho veterans who wont through the war,
In tho old army OF West Virginia.
Since his retirement from public Office
In 1881, General Hayes has boon one oil
tho foremost members Of the Society oil
tho Army OF Wept Virginia, and was
generally beloved by tho old soldiers,
and now that he IL dead aud gone hi'
memory Ia universally respected,
General Hayes furnished an example In
tho latter years Of his life, 40 q typical
American citizen.
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tshO UOuldnt Marry 'Tlircc.'"
Manager Rheinslrom informs us no
IA negotiating with tho manager Of
Usho Couldn't Marry Three" for ono
night. lie says th6fo Ia q very small
chance OF such q company having 4 date
open. No matter, lot them know. wO
are on earth. We may catch them
on tho return. You must remOmber
twas wind that made Chicago. Keep
blowing your horn.
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ABOUT pEoPLE.

Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
M. W. II. Irwin has gone to Florida.
Nj. George r. Grafton, OF the Marietta
Chair Company, is in town.
Hon. N. B. Scott and wife left yester.
day for Colorado Springs, on q pleasure
trip.
MI. Sam B. Harrison, OF the Mcclure
house, is gradually recovering from q
spell Of illness. +
Miss Eva Campbell, Of Gallipolis, o.,
is visiting her uncle, Mr.. James Camp
bell, OF the Island
George Heard, OF Pittsburg, Secretary
Of the Natural Gas Company OF West
Virginia, is in the city.
Nj. 7. W. Carmichael, OF Leazersville,
Brooke county, is in the city on BUSH
ness and looking up old friends.
George A. Heed and wife, Of Emory;
George Morrow, Mrs. Z. ]. Cameron and
o. l. Boggs, Of Fairmont, registered at
the Stamm yesterday.
George @. sturgiss, Of Morgantown,
James Forsythe, OF Sisterville, A. q.
Young, OF B%uckhannon, Alex. d. Sloan,
OF Fairmont, L. r, McGugin, OF Ravens.
wood, and part OF the Pete Baker com
pany stopped at the Windsor yester-
day.
Mr.. George Bradshaw has resigned
his position rs superintendent Of the
Western Sanitary Pottery company, at
Tiltonville, Ohio, to accept the control
OF a pottery at FindlaY. Wheeling peo-
ple will bo sorry to have him leave the
city.
Mrs. Frank Stamm rendered a course
dinner to a few OF her friends yesterday,
nj the home OF her parents on Four
teenth street, in honor OF o birthday
celebration. The affair was informal.
Tho table decorations were red and
white.
al. Emmich, w. D. Jacobs and ]. A.
Cahill, OF Parkcrsburg; W. II. Wright,
of Warrington, W. IL. Aspen and O.
IL. Tester, OF Sistersville; j. W. Gordon,
OF Salem; j. s. Finn Of R%eedsville, and.
]. Wells, OF st. Mary's, are the West
Virsinians at the Behler.
Col. A. A. lranzheim Yesterday re-
ceived a letter from Senator Charles j..
Faulkner, stating that he had boon re-
quested by General Mcmahon, COM
inanIer.in.chief OF the inauguration day
parade, to name two aids on his staff
from West Virginia, and tho senator
stated that he would DO glad to send in
Colonel FrauIheim's name as II Of
them II ho would accept.
This Testimonials
published OH behalf OF Hoods sarsapa-
rilla are as reliable and as worthy your
confidence as II they carne from your
best and most trusted nelghbor. They
state only tho simple facts in regard TO
what Hoods sarsaparllla has done, al.
ways within truth and reason.
Constipation, and all troubles with
tho digestive organs and tho liver, are
cured by Hoods Pills, UnCquallod Ns
d dinner pill. 4
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CHIcKERENG PIANO
for
Eighty.hve dollars
for sale by
+. W. BANNER & Go.


i94 pair Lace Curtains, every pair
alike, will be placed on sale this morn
ing for ST so u pair, and n lot OF 0S
pair at 81 90. These two curtain
specials are exceptional good values,
and we predict a great run on them.
Each customer is limited ofour pair.
II. EMsHEIMRA
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GLAD riDINGs.

No More Pain, No Mood to Suffer from Had
md Aching Teeth.
Dr's. DoNormandio and Miller have
exclusive right In Ohio county for tho
new local A~nnsthotic "0donlundoh"
Hprr yoiW teeth EXTRACTED Witt6m pain,
no after effects. No uncertainty. No
i%nscnslhillty. Applied to gums and
affecting only immediate parts.
Vail at parior VNnKenrOn Hotot,
Twelfth street, below Market POSiircly
no nan.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-03

Ladies' Fine Shoes.
1850 pairs Of Z, O. Burt's Celebrated
Fine HIND Turned Button Shoes, odd
sizes, regular SO shoes, ut So.
"a pairs Laird, Shober & Mitchelps
make, S. and SO shoes at $3.50 and So.
81 pairs Thomas Bottoms $4 so Shoes
at 1920.
2s7 paira of different makes of ino
Shoes from So to s., at exactly half
price. l. V. BLOND.
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BEAUTIFUL pieces of China mud Pot.
terry ut cost prices, to close ont this line OF
goods, at WHEAT g. HANCHEI's.
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WHEAT 8 nANCHER hrO closlng out
DnllltOn, Worcester, Drown Derby, oto'i nt
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DIED.

DIED.
sTILIYARD-on Wednesday, February /, 1903, at
7:9oa m, JENNIE, beloved wife OF Dr. b II.
Stlllyard.
Funeral from tho residence OF her husband. No.
I'LL Foil street, Friday afternoon at O'Clock,
Friends Of tho family respectfully invited to
attend.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-03

Half Price Annual Clearance Sale of
Ladies' Elmo Shoes.