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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-07

Complaint ha ing ben entered a. tlif Office
b Dtu-ee 81. fra z nsairst rn'oartn D. Nc-
arts a. leri 20 80 and NJ D. s H.u.satesd
entr8 80. a.ta4. dated auue ~. le'I. 90 Al fia ~
= ~ y ard luts q q AID &. terfiun o.. tna oil. %
D. "a. rauEe wei. IN rais nll a.a rnI n-Ts
Montana vi . Flsa 90 tta rHnesllsa.u r All
euirIi tho a. q Ta-llla a.a lr0ahf HH. n 90 ei tr
appear a. this ofaca on Ih lHth HaF q anna "
ifAi. 90 a. e. git r. a. a., fu rapuah AMI iuflsn
trtt ulaug concern a. sad q .raol aba udaula0nls
uAU q. bJNAQilA, Receiver.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-07

We will offe- our entire stock Of Yelling.
which is the largest in tue city. al an i'm
msnse reduction over all former sa es this
week. :. A. FIsHER.
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THE CORNER GROCERY
Eighth Ave. and Rodney St.

Special Sale prior to inventory, of Tinware House Fur
nshngs Crockery, Notions, and thousand and articles
too numerous mention.
We find that we are overstocked and for the next
thirty days will offer bargains at about one-ha their value
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-07

Miss Wheeler having been rogue ted 10
take a class IN figure painting on CHM.
will begin instruction on Wednesday. Jan.
10. in her studio 603 Power building. For
particulars apply to Miss Wheeler.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-07

They will fight. Women fight some
times, bu, generally when they can't gtt
Csniimsri hid gloves. We are tho agents
aud have a very Ia re aud enc stock.
s. A. fIsHER.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-07

You can buy hve fms dsmask towo's Will
knotted fingn he hes Hive forS
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-07

Eleven yards Of oulins flannel for 81 at The
reo Hive This week
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-07

One Of the pleasant events OF the week &C.
Cured in ths ixth ward ami was She pub
lie installation of officers Of the frat Mon
taua camp No. ~ woojmen of the World,
IN Adams hall, Jan. 4. The following pro
gramme was given IN cfsditable manner:
Opening ole; address OF welcome by Z. G..
G. Co bstt; song. Il. Teuisnb.rg; recIta-
ton, Miss FiuhT; song. Mr. and Miss Ad-
ans; recitation, +. TeutenbeTg; clog dance,
q. Montgomery. After the Prog ANNE the
following officers we're installed for tss en-
suing term; Council commander. A. Is.
Aver; adviser lieutenant, A. J. Hills;
banker, Charles j. stubbs; clerk, Geo. A.
Boyle; escort. A. Carlsy; Waterman. M.
Manley; sentry. Charles Hsaley; managers
Douglass and Cottinaham; physician. DIR.
J. G. Hunter. Refreshments and dancing
followed
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II toa
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-07

A little party Of people were pleasantly
entertained by NJ. and Mrs. Will Jones
last Monday evening. Cards. music aud
rofreshmenes we're all enioYed. Miss
Bfooke won the ladies p izs. n decorated
china plate. The Rentlemen's prize was a
book, the Albany Depot" The guests
we're: MsssTs. and Assdames A. +. Foute,
Fletcher. Muth; MIS-. Mooibridge, Misses
Wade. Batbou Brooke. Hedges. Mr. ,rmAu,
Cuthbert. May Cuthbsrt. Inut; Messrs.
BarroWs. BFandegse, Pearls. shaw. 4.
Jones. 6utIhep, MStton, and Co nelius
Hedges, ir.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-07

Tbs Minuette Club. which this whit Z
seems 20 be the dancing club, began It's sec
ond Sc lee o. hops last friday night at
Electric hall. and although the night vas
disaereeAbls on account OF snow and cold,
tbs attend ace was large and all thorough
ly enjoyed themselves. Among those pres
emf We e; Mesdamea Bean. Giles Misses
Dickens, Kinda. Kirkendall, Thomaa
Coonsy Harrington, BddenthAll. Taylor,
Dirksrson. blackstone. Wilcox. Bell. Rav,
Kanouse. Refining Mitchell. Gilman;
Msssrs. Wsismer, Wheaton. Miracle. L.
HenrV. A. Henry. Ems '. Mshan, Mckoin,
Fisher, kirken dali. En- enberg Norwood,
Hamburger. schmidt. Cooper. Bsfdsn,
HazeltoR, Davidson, Hepner. Evans, Ksa-
niger.
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The second Unitarian recital was quite as
much of q success as was tho first, in fact
more so in point of numbers, as there was
not even standing room left. The soioisis,
Misses Harrison ana Stuatt sang with me
execution and expression, reht ctirg credit
upon thsir training. Both responded 60
encores. The othes soloists, Madame Ne
dini and Mrs. Foote. also delighted their
audience, the one with her marvellous exc
oution, the other with richness Of voice
which was Gccentuated by the violin ohli-
cato, PLAYED with much skill by Miss Viz
ginia Atchison. This concerted music,
duets aud quaTtettes were given vita life
and spirit. while the banjo and Mandolin
eLsb scored their usuRl success In spite Of
she fact that in the II 81 number stringg OF
seine Of the instruments owing to the cold
weather. went on strike" This was
rsmedied aud their second appearance was
not broken by anything but applause. The
ae pAninents OF Misses Baker. Wade
and b were all that could be desired.
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The active members OF the Unity club
met last Tuesday evening - the apart.
ments Of Mr.. and Ms Bailey. In the
Bailey block. for she election Of officers
and 10 follow = plan for other entertain
msnt than the leotu 81 alone Afio d. There
ware about thirty five of forty present. The
business was nrat disposed Of, X. y. Bick-
ford was elected president Mrs. Glare
Avery vico PRECEDENT Misc Elizabeth Getz
aeorettry and treasurer. This done, the
newly elected president took the chair aud
stated that the programme for that evening
consisted Of talks from college graduates,
Of whom six were present 40 the meeting.
from aa many different Institutions, i've of
whom would ents tain the COMPANY. Louis
Sanders, OF Ha ward 100, was frat on the
liat. lie gave resume OF HarVard's his
tory. touching upon many interesting
roints. NJ. Sanders is an easy talker,
With occasional flashes OF wit. aud bis dis-
eourse Was much enjoyed by all OF bis
hearers. Louis Penweli, OF Columbia, fol-
lowed, and gave an interesting account OF
that institution aud It's rank IN ths college
world One radical oint OF difference
between Il aud other colleges IL that In lie
situation In the heart OF q great city its
students have less OF ths exclusive college
atmosphere. and when the gates daily CLOSE
after them they Immediately become merged
In the life Of great metropolis.
AANs AAeholett OF 0tABy uuANtNaAtfs Nden
spoke for n few moments upon the adj
yantaRes and the Disadvantages Of a smaller
institution compared with the larger ones,
one of the advantages being the more Until
mate knowledge gained OF each other and
of the faculty. II. \. Bickfofd, Of Har-
ward. followed with some instrustive re-
marks upon the elective system Of Harvard.
4. q. Russell. OF Cornell, gave a very inter
estina talk of tLat college, telling of tbs
spirit which has alwAJs pc vaded u, aud Of
its success from tue beginning OF its career,
twenty-five yeara aRo Till now. Ed.
BrRndeRse. of Yale. then concluded the
talking with an entertaining discfi ption OF
the college clubs. its eminent inst uctora,
points OF interest.
After this remarks we're made by some OF
the speakers. and tho talk was general.
The president was empowered Go appoint
leaders in vatious talks TO be given at other
meetings and the club then ad t0urned.
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A club Of young peopis, called the Pick
wick club. had an unusually good time last
week FridAr, al tho home OF one OF the
members. Miss Ethel Booker. 3OJ Pine
street. ID was a party of fanoE cos umea
aud to moro effeotually disguise themselves
masks wsrs worn. Those participating
we're Miss Ethel Booker who Was dressed
after sir Walter Scotia description OF
The Lady Of the Lake" aud she lSoked
charming in the long white gown. Miss
MndQe RALEIGH wore a handsome gown OF
old fashioned brocade. and as Tue Mar
quiss" carried herself IN the digniho man
neT becoming the costume and name; Miss
Lottis Boos wore becoming Empress
Josephine" gown, and with powdered hair
looked charming as an emp ess; while
petite Mics Mabel Wilson vac com letey
disguised as Gypsy with dress or crimson.
spanRles and spanish jacket; Miss Ada
Webb represented a peasant g.rl, with red
dress anu slippers ana dainty white cal.
Miss Rose Priest was "a Spanish girl, in ed
SKIRT. llack velvet bodice ami full white
sleeves The costumes Of ths boys. while
not 80 elaborate, we're quite enough TO
conceal their identity. sc they 40 black
dominoes and masks Dancing was fret
IN order, aud At 10 o'clock, masks we're de-
clared of. followed by refreshments. ami
more dancing end games. the gAyviy being
kept up tall ~ o'clock. IL was a party out
OF the usual line and thoroughly enjoyed
by all.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-16

mi. U.... U:.,,i,
Auo "o' '"-t"'" ,o,o'a u'
der tho oi colonel H. L. fas''
the six companies OF tho First regiment,
ore .till in tho Gold in NIarsholl countv.
III u,.;..,., !, 49,, ,a,n,. 1,a, ~,
"ou 'ueii 't"'' " Nv" 'oo''s' uooa nov
entirely depend on The gong to work Of
tho West Virginia minors which Ia now
nssured. but on tho of tho
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o'ofi'iul''o' eo"t u'eho's' "no "eeoi'
ing 10 tho best Information do not In
tend 10 accept the terms OF tho Column
b,,s cornromise. hcrordInc N nm oGl.
.I,.- ri.,. ,,La ..au.-'I -. AZ.
COT oi'ne rl'S' WIN eon'e'seu on t"O
%sltuasion last evening. 1t Is the opinion
Of the West Virginia state authorities
That # tho military now Mt ysnwood
-Lu- ,LS
!unct.oi 10 "ithui4Mn "hiio 'ue over
.Tof'Soi nincta a." AZ u T'o'ous i,aIlo
VI mlnu, mo 'I'ter Mouiu .aho aaSalr
slSo Tt tl'c n!'nii"E"' U; c9nl'uS oVo
ene 9h'o M noIH'nE uy tr"'os Oh coat
oh tno nI nHi ~ atGTn,o' MnGiS pol
COURSE tho OIlo s9Iulot Wou'u DC
powGrle's 10 loIlo". Il rear Of sue! .
Is c1ac'iy VIVA. Is kcePihI
, Ius" P NV C ,namo ~, ~ "tSmn.nSa y,
aie frst teIilEtn 'H'
stn! Vi tIo so.Gte's 10 sIilo" niue
Univ u' mh I'll" S'u"''o" o''Sn'cn'
oESt cue Hn'V.
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".AwAY.UP" MUSICAL EVENT.

First Grand Concert of tho Wheeling
Cho1nI Club.
Tho Wheeling Choral Club, composed
oil sixty selected voices, announces its
first grand concer. for Tuesday evening,
June Is, at the Grand Opera House,
when it will have tho assistance OF u
number Of we'll known soloists, irclud-
ing Mira Anne Kennard Martin, OF
Pittsburgh; DR.. Carl Martin, Of New
York, late OF Wheeling. who is conaid-
cred tho most capable and artistic sue
cessor OF Myrou Whitney in oratorio;
Miss Blanche Newcomb, vIolinist, OF
Pittsburgh, late OF Berlin, and Mr..
BeveridGe Webster. pianist, OF Pitts
hurgh. The advance sale OF seats ior
this superb musical event begins at
Bauner's on Saturday morning, June
%, At Q o'clock. The following pro-
gramme will be rendered:
PARrL
Lend, Kindly Light, tBy rcqucst)... Dude! Buck
Whesling Choru! Cub.
Ftolln-A.ar!o AID Finale from \ Minor
Mia Blenche Seuconb.
est bon, Il est douI." (Hero!sle)-..
...MASSSnet
Ms. Anna KennArd Mxrtih-
Pr, so1cs The Sea Hata It's Fesrs". Pursuit
swiss Folk Song. ....--..kucken
Wheeling Choral Club.
c c&SnM8 Ee'i III rAlncrO. ~slicIan ve'pcFa..
etdi
Dr.. Carl z Martin.
Piano-persian March. Gsucnicld
DR.. Devcridge Wcbstc-.
FART II.
Duet-'l Feel Thy BltSsfuI prcsenCc"...
''"-".-..-......,-., ,r--. ........G raOGl.llOiima
Mrs. Martin md DR.. Marlin.
SIolin a. AdSEia from III. -Rics
b Hungarian Dance. .D~rshmSJoachim
Miss Sewco!ah.
Song, The V!Olet";-r"---...r-...Helea Hood
JNSmphs and Shepherds odd EngltSh)
.,..., see. ..,.. .fuTCell
Ms. Martin.
The " GrenaiIer. ..... 80. ..SChumann
DR.. Martin.
lnI1uonatuS tStsbat Mater. .--.--. ....... RoSslni
Mrs Martin and Choral Club.
SUV"AhE aiming
Hush Thec-My Baby Sullivan
Wheeling Choral Club.
hR. Gail 2 Martin, ~
Mis- Mary I~,.Johls;on. N'"npAa'aS'
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In tlIv CITY and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.

blrNiEOfs IN tllt tlty Alu Nuoellns OIAa
Abroad.
Mr. md Mira. s, $. Hack arc at Baden
Springs, Indiana.
Mrs. Wontvor,h. Of Huntington. IA "A
gue.t at tho Windsor.
Icvis G. Lavson. Of Clorksburv, auto.
rrnyhod Mt ,he Windsor.
- p.n,h.i,,. os N,n, C,uh,s,,,d
G b%nlho'ioA, VI NVm N'i'n''''ahu'
WW.. VI" ~ pi,,si".,
NI1sa ~" III ~. i,i''".hn, iof.
tnui'S u N'e''"s' !" '''"''S '''N'''09
He''' ,
Mr. WIN och wTrtieset M. Ietu'neu
ron t',P " D"Ao'" "'u e''V' !" ''o
'ol'l'McaH ,
H., i. Mooney, OF siatersVllIN;, and
JACOB hooi1I1' OF new MaFs'hS'''Ie are
at tue henIo
Robert +. Kirk, proprietor oil tho
Ialncu Hotel, Zancavlllc, lEurea on tic
"lhuso register
Mrs. Alfred Caldwell. her daughter,
Laura and hNr sister, Mrs. Irwin, have
gone to MI Clemens.
phctlei NoEEOIlJ nuH VI ""J"A l. VI
Norton. 10 home from school ut Corn
wnll-on.the.iludson.
T.. +, Mcdowell. OF Weston, and
William Jennings, OF Grafton, regis
tered at tho Windsor yesterday.
George W, McCIonry and vito and J..
r. McCleary, of Nollsburg, were la tho
city yesterday and registered at tho
Stamm.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. 7. Uoi,kell left yes.
terdav for Alssoula, Mont, an army
post ut which Mrs. ueiskslPa brother IL
stationed.
Miss Anna Powell, of Wheeling. is the
quest Of Miss Ida Bloom, Of Noble
street. She will remain over Sunday
BelGire Tribune.
CITY Clork ThomnS +, Tboncr loft ves-
terLay morniur for Washington Gity,
where he will bobnoh with the other
statesmen for A week.
c C.m.n,.u ~ vo,,- .-,,
monagcr OF tho American Telephone
and Tcleyrn nh Comnnuy. ia in Tho CITY.
u guest at the Windsor
Mia, 1T ..I ri va.,od.
honn oono N " Sh" nu CT - Iii ~,
%i;ss,s 81 - t. eli Lo
civon tEa.o ,bi. af,o,noor 1'A0 Va" w
er'' 'Ho'o "'''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-16

The festival and entertainment given
a. Westwoods' Hall, South Side, by the
congregation OF Wesley N. E. church
was a gratifying success, which it is
hoped will be repeated on this, the clos
ing evening Of the affair. Tho following
programme was rendered: Solo, by Miss
Minnie Marsteller; recital. by Miss
Ray vocal aolo. by Mr.. Ralph Hayman;
recital, Robert Darrah; cornes colo, by
Edward Cunningham; duet, by Mr..
Gordon Watt and Miss Winnie bet.
wilor; recital, By Miss Ida Carroll; solo,
by Miss Lulu Ferguson; vocal solo and
guitar, by Mr. John Roth. Tho closing
event on the programme waa the tin.
ker's chorus, by ten young men, which
was one OF the features.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-16
SEWING MACHINES.

We havc opened a Sewing Machine den,rt.
mcat md Will sell all the leadlug SEWING
NACElNkS NJ wholesale prices. including tho
celebrated STANDARD ROTARY SHUTTLE
and new vibrator. the best on earth. We Will
mploy no agents. and sell for cash only. Full
Instructions will be given al the stors. Machines
delivered 10 any part 0tthe city. md TO out Of
fowl buyers wc prepay ireiCht 10 nearest rail-
road station. Every machine will DO warranted
for from one t' ten years, Hccorling TO the
price and kind. We have seven different hind
Of machines oSelcct from, ranging In pyirG from
sl5 10 go; II will pay you 10 cali and see us be.
fore you buy or write for price list. We can savo
yoI from 81 to 80 Agents will tell you Differ.
en'. Don't be hulnbug;ci by them, De your
osu agent. We cAn sell you tho same kind al n
machine they offer yol for about ouc.halt What
they ask you for 1t. You ask how we eau do thIs7
BtcauSe VIC pay no agents. make no time sales,
but buy and sell f0r spot cash. S 4. Newcomer,
manager for the Standard sewing Machine Com.
pany OF this city for the past two years, will.
have charge Of the Sewing Machine Department
4 full line OF neStles. oil. paris and repairs will
always DO kept On hand for all sewing uiaohilcG
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on I'M; OHIO ID


a Regiment and a battery Reliercd-An-
other Quiot Day in Camp
Yesterday WAS another quiet day in
Camp Wheeling Crock. The latest
official 0 was tho ordering home
and releasing from further duty OF tho
Seventeenth regiment and Battery G,
which have bsen at Mineral Sidin: OF
the Baltimore & Ohio. General Howe
ordered these soldiers from Mineral sid
ing to Wheeling creek to reinforce tho
troops there, and later in the evening
countcrnanded that order and sent
them homo. They were as far east ~
Lewis Mills, in Belmont county, when
they received tho order. This move
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-16
@CLOTHING.4A

EEN'S SHIFTS e.s %. 81 s.. 500 81 81, 500.
VIII SCiio s. %, 50 s.. 10 Sl25I, We ira
leaders In low prices. II you can match hose
Googs iot less than double the money anywhere
woinvltc yon 10 return thSsaIne and your money
Will be refunded. These goods mustso.
hEN'S PANTS & 9; s. e $ + SIC Sc , Sc, 81 = IS up to
the Ynluc ofa dollar trv to borro. one. : II YOU
want 10 know how 10 saye a dollar or mon looE
u U Clothing Department.
BUYS SUITS Conc Conc 81 sI 9ne &C T II Is s siS' c an
hot ust aIWayL You cannot match tho PRICK
bufS PahTS Bargains asG and dc co Im: yer Hf fs,ts
present We have ell sizes from 10 % at ,hssc
prices.
MEMS SHOES ut sc &c. $40; a"5 s:".
well to save money on Shoes IS anything clsA
anc We are away below the marke:
LADIES' FINE SHOES St St 81 g. e = :: :l!s, s. sl2 =;
~ our success In the Shoe line /, probably
We Ec!l SO many Is because they don't last long
bu! people vii! have them.
CHILDREN'S SHOES s 81 i'S 81 e Is sc Il Il Sc:
gains
Mems and Boys Hats e. ls N Z; S'9 !, 81 !, a. 50 !
hnc silk Hat, which usually sells a, SIS
Ean'S Shirts n loc &c SO; a,c up to s5c, On
meh ohltlS Shirts We lead tho trade.
Millinery and Ribbons q T, ~ ] Phc * o.. On
save !ou lots Of moury. Miss Agnes Garrity vii
give you pointers on Nilllncry aud TrimnInrs
that will do you good mud will no, oycrnh srSn
you norscll you old styles
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-16
THE PAXTON FOUNTAIN

To be Repaired and Fenced iu-other
Needed Repairs.
The council committee on real estate
last night decided to repair, repaint
and fence in the Paxton fountain. Tho
clerk was instructed to advertise for
bids for the work, and the committee
adjourned till Monday night to consider
the bids. Steps were also taken to put
the clock in the tower in good repair,
10 repair tho tile iloors and w%hitewHsh
the Lookup aud basemGnL Bills for
SIS II were approved.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-16
SNsLL hur EEEEcTlyE,


We, the little Monitor TINT met the Meri.
mac at Hampton Reads So too uro DR..
Pierco's Pleasant Pellets, elective III conquer
ing the encmy-diseaso. When you take o
pill its Ell important point to have them
S anddI cfJs,oy ye tney IN f1y %hs Sq vSn s SS1. u
the:o little liver pills Of Dr.. Pierce. They're
put up in O better way, and they oct IL Q
hotter way, than tho huge old.fashio1ed pills.
What you went when youre "Gl out Of
sorts"- grumpy, thick.hc0dGd and take .
gloomy viev Of LIE, Is thess Pellets to clear
up yoor system and start your liver into
healthful cotton. Sick Headache, Bilious
HNllsche, Constipation Indigestion, Bilious
Attacks, and all arrangements Of the liver,
stomach and bowels, are prevented, relieved,
and cured Put up In sealed glGss vlal,, and
always fresh and reliable.
JAMES TTLLIAMC CRAIG, ESQ, OF Georgetown,
Ep., says: MY wife think your Ettlo Pei
lets are the greatest pills out"
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Five.Cent Articles,

Ladies' Hose, Childrep's 1Ioso. Rolling Pln,,
lockwood Eulcs. Cut Buttons. Tin Buckets. Com.
binHtion Glass Cutters. Boys Knives. Poken,
pocr Bolts. SestSfoot OIL Shoe Hacking. wash
Fans, Richter lIirmonicaA Towels. sc Needle
Packages, SpecIacleS. Dine Cologne Hair Carl
srs. School Slgtes Lamp Burners, Shoe Dressing.
Ladies' Pins. Table Knives.
Nam IO-cent articles In our 5cent list Come
an6 Nke them OUT OF our way.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-16

TIE Panhandle Dyeing establish
nent, owned BY John Heilmeier, at No.
l43i Market street, is tho best equipped
mousse OF lis kind in Wheeling. In addi-
ton to the dyeins and cleaning depart.
ments 4 corps Of f~rst-class tailors arc
employed, who can do repairing as neat
"a it is possible. Clothes and ladies'
garments, cleaned or dyed, can DO made
to look like new. Satisfaction gussan.
iced,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-16
One Cent Articles,

6HcaTy Envelopes. tEood Pen Holders. 6 Steel
Pens. | Memorandum Book. Sheets SOLn Paper.
estate Pencils 1 Lead Pencils, 1 Collar Buttons.
2hpIchcs llE!r Fins. II ariEefchlcf. I ThiinblG.
! PAPER Pins. l payer SIOjlc,. | spool SILK Twist
: doieu Hooks nnd Eyes. G Dhrnins Needles. |
Nutmeg Crater. | dozen lIrtsS Pants Buttons, |
lint Pin. ! box Caroct lacks. l to.Gn Clothes
Pins. J Tablet, | set knitting Needles.
LOtH OF J-Ccut goods gOiug A. | cent
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TT0.C Gent Articles.

i2dOzcn Buttons. ! Fine Comb. bottle Ink.
NntTin Cups. Handkerchief, Cake Cutters Pep.
per Boxes. LaurtrT Halt Pins. Carpenter PeuClI1.
CufT Buttons. Pc Pans. Pocket COMBS NAPKINS,
Can Openers. Spool Cotton. Toilet Sunu, QInlcts,
CrlnpGrS
Wcdc0l only III Bargains and give big value
for the mOICY.
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FOur.Cent Articles.

oat sctTcaspoons. Patent Sleeve Holders. noys
eySpcndeH, ClarE'S U. n. T. Thread. Chndrcn's
bibS, Rubber Dressing Combs. Comb aud Brush
Case, Pot Covers, Tooth Brushes. Fire Shovcl5,
rOWcllny, Charm Knives Hucilago. Sewing Ma.
Saw Files. Suspcndct, Pencil Boxes. Calico, Mus.
liosGad hundreds OF other articles going a; this
nricA-
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Four Winnebago Indians aro stranded
in London and want to get to their
reservation. Ambassador Bayard has
asked II the state department will bring
them homo. Il is not known how the
Indians reached London.
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STILL IN THE FIELD.
Wc0t Virginia Troops In Marshall
County Not withdrawn.
MORE DRILLING YESTERDAY

Down ut MoMcclIon-rho Companies
Calming Proficiency In the Manual.
Withdrawal Not Expected This
Week. and tho First ltcglmont May
Remain Until tho Ohio Miners Go
to work-Coal still Moving oil tho
Baltimore IL Ohio.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-16

At l:S0 this morning uco broke
open fire alarm box 81, broadway and
Union streets. Martins Ferry, and
turned in tho alarm-no FIRE. The do.
parsment cot on. in good time. The
practical joker" has not been caught.