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The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-11-17

From the London Mining ana Engineering
Record.

From the London Mining ana Engineering
4 Record.
This company was formed 10 tho ear
~ part Of 1891 for the purpose n scouir-
ing and working group Or gold and
silver mines, situated In Owyhe County,
Idaho, q s a. Tho property was
bongbt Is going concern, the capital
lofthe company being s400. 900 in Ell
shares, Of which 205 0OO were allotted
~ folly paid tothe vendors. The pros
pectus further stated that the annual
profit shown by the books when ths
mine wastaken over would, by means
Of improvements and economies then
being introduced, proba bly, BIZ raised to
sf75 900 or ESQ. 900. As fact, according
to the published reports, the result for
three years ended Mar. 81, 1894, have
been:
Period Net Profit.
s 8 d
1872 9298 III
1923 IO5 38o ~ 81
1893 "A ll5.168 4 ol
We have great pleasure in drawing
attention to The foregoing figures, be-
cause from the very outset We have per-
sistentlv recommended DeLamar shares t
aasg ,od divide ID paying mining invest.
ment. II is so today and the fore
going figures prove it. Whenever we
have been asked to recommend the
shares of mining company that had
the dual prospect of a market advance
and theregular payment of v dends,
DeLamar has been one OF those CO ncerps
bose name has risen almost instinct
yely TO our minds. Considering the
position ofth concern, and the figures
re have given above. we have formed |
he opinion that prospectively there
must be considerable advance In the s
'rIces OF these shares. AT all events I
he studious reader will admit that we I
AVE given some solid reasons for our
'elief, which has been strengthened by
he knowledge that the vend ors' shares
7hich have hitherto been the wei bian-
ct Of this market, are now in strong
ands. and held for better prices.
The estimated reserve of FIRST class Il
res on Apr. lst of this year was 100 600 :,
ms at an estimated value Of about $50 .
er ION. The estimated reserve of Sec =
nd class ores on the Same date was
1880 tons, having an estimated value a.
from SIS to SIP per ton. M
The monthly reports since the publ OF
tion of the last balance sheet shows
o following results:
sriod Estimated Profit.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-11-17
nd

ThenceI
bank OF II
to corner
of exterid
contain inI
Is claimed
All corn
with the d
MagnetiI
The locl
the Record
OF Idaho, 4
297.
The adJd
and Chris
$50 and 642I
Lamar Nil
Button Nil
Milisite, d
claimant,
west.
Any and
any poriid
surface groi
verse elaint
States Lnnt
Idaho, In I'll
da,s period
viii be bard
OF the stat}
II is herd
notice ofAd
&r the peri}
weeks. in u
newspaper
ofOt
al
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-11-17
Notice for Publication.

First pub Oct RI last Dec
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to INC, to mako dates for future cxhibi.
tlons, but US subsequent facts disclose,
10 marry the woman, Cotiey.
Knowing that no had wife and
child In New York statc-knowing that
he left them at Frank MorrclPs homo
In White Plains, when ho camo south,
when the reports of his marriage camO
TO tho tho same evening OF his arrival
here from his trip oil the Western North
Carolina railroad, | told him what !
had heard, and hc s,rcnuously denied
1t, and |, thinking him too wise 10 put
himself under tho shadow OF tho law,
believed him. We had incurred bills
here that were more than | could meet,
and under an agreement with Mr.. Vim
cont and myself, he was to 20 to New
York city to secure money 10 meet them,
as well as to pay bill due to Morroll,
at White Plains, for tho board OF his
wife and child. lie left here, ostcnsibly,
on Saturday night, ior the north, but
that was blind. lie did not wish us
TO know that he intended TO take tho
woman he had married here with him.
"Out OF consideration Tor his people
Iretrained from giving publicity to his
rascality, but now that it Is pub.
lie, and will reach them without
my act OF mine, deem it proper to
aid in unmasking smoOth.tongued
scoundrcl in order that he may receive
his just dues.
"ile was married TO the mother OF his
child tho Martins Ferry wife-ED.l
and while she may, wOnanllke, nj.
tempt TO shield the father OF her child
by accepting dishonor, it should not
prove shield for him. lie don't de-
serve it. lie is not worth the dust
which falls from his feet. pity her,
but the best could wish for her would
be tina; she was well freed from him, as
| DO not regard him rs calculated to
make any good woman happy.
"lIe married the woman Cotley to rob
her, and after that was accomplished,
no had no further use for her. lie has
II half brother in indianapolis, Ind, by
the name OF Chovalicr, in the marble
business lie is known at Danville. ILL.,,
Crawiordsville, Ind, and as Peru, Ind.
where no worked for Wallace, the circus
man, and from these sources iniormn-
ton can be secured about him and his
first marriage. Yours respectfully,
GEO. kEUClIUUh
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about three o'clock yesterday morn
Ing five bows broke into the stable in
,,n ,,o. ., n Ii,.,,oro. 6 Rro "a
s"O 'O"' =" " i."'''"'' 20
WHOLESALE confectionery STORE NJ lSn
Eighteenth street, and stole several
boxes OF candy. several boxos Of cigars
o,J so,,o o;oar,,,a, T,,o mood. Ind
""" 'O"U '',''e'' i''o
Deen Ioaucd III tho delivery w"go" pre-
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disease, and most dreadful one.
may result in affecting tho otherwise
sunny disposition OF their children.
What pain is to the broken limb, such
is nervous irritability 10 the exhausted
brain. One is rs real as tine other
But thousands of irritable, nervous,
tired aud hroken-down women have
found their health and strength, and
regaiued their even tempers, through
the use OF tho creates. remedy the
world has ever known. the remedy first
prescribed by tho eminent Prof. L. L.
Phelps, NJ. b., IL D., OF Dartmouth
college.
Let every women read tho following
voluntary testimonial from Mrs. L. L.
Short, highly respected resident OF
Haverhill, Mass, and learn OF one OF the
thousands OF wonderful cures that are
wrought by Paine's celery compound:
Though never very strong, was al
ways well until was marriGd. | was
nineteen years old then aud am twenty
eight now and the mother OF four child
rem. | got frightened just before my
little girl was born, and l have never
wholly recovered from it. l have taken
medicine enough TO swim in. | have
been go nervous that / did not dare 10
20 out in the back room after dark un-
less some one went with mo ior fear l
should scream.
~ have boon very thankful that l
used Paine's celery compound, for Us
result can now 20 out evenings and
not feel so awful. Every one tells mo
how well l look. l do my work all
alone, and people ask me how do so
much. and l tell them because | used
Paino's celery compound.
MY husband has spent enough
money ior me for doctors, nurses and
medicine TO pay for home, and he is
very thankful that took Paino's celery
compound"
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TIE DEsLlILrEp HUSBAND
OF Mrs. Gunder, from MOnongnh, Meets
Her In Wheeling.

OF 1IrS. Gunder, from aIOnongnh, Meets
Her IN Wheeling.
Yesterday morning Mr.. Gundor, Of
Monongah, arrived in Wheeling in pur.
suit OF his clipping wife and her par.
amour, Mike Fabian, whose arrest with
Il lot OF chattels OF the deserted hus-
bands in their possession, was chron.
icled exclusively in the lNTELLIGEScER
yesterday. Gundor only wanted the
goods, OF which there were great
lot, and $500 in money his wife
had taken. Ito finally compromised
by dividing the money and letting his
wife take her own clothing lie let her
20, with her two-year-old boy and the
Slav lover, Fabicn, to FinleyvilIe, Pa,
and he went back to Monorgah. The
scene between the parties to the do
nestle drama was at times stormy and
ut times pathetic, all taking their turns
at crying ami then at swearing and call
ing names.
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HARRY TEMPLE: ROASTED
Ey n Man who had Dealings with Him.
Three Wives.


By Man who had Dealings with Him.
Three Wives.
Yesterday Justice +. II. Gillespy and
the the police were astonished and not
at all dispeased to receive 4 letter
which throws a grea! deal OF light oil
the character OF the bigamist, Harry
Temple, and seems to show that he is
really married to all three Of the
women with whom he has lived. The
letter is SELF explanatory, and reads rs
follows:
SALISBURY, y. c., Feb. p, 81.
"Chiefcf FO!,ct, gaeeiins;
"DEAE SIR:-I have just learned that
you have arrested Harry c. Temple, a
scenic artist, ON acharGe OF biGamy, pre-.
ie:red BY woman whom tho married
in this state, and with whom lie left
this state, os;ensbly Tor New York, in
January last. Business and personal
relations with this man Temple may
enable me to furnish You with few
side lights in regard 10 the man and his
peculiar methods
Il and my partner. Mr.. Vim. Vincent,
met Temple in the village OF White
Plains. \. y, the latter part OF Septem-
Der. 1898. where he WAS engaged in
painting the scenery ios the new Opera
House at that place, erected BY Mr.. y.
II. Hand. lie boarded with i man by
the name oil Frank AIo.rcll while there.
about the time he had completed
his contract, Mr.. Vincent and entered
into au arrangement TO produce set OF
scenes representing the important
phases in the life OF Christ, which VIC
proposed 10 exhibit throughout the
country. At the time Temple had no
money, and We agreed TO put up the
money necessary to produce the work,
and put it on exhibition. Under the
terms OF our agreement he commenced
the work, and completed scene depict.
!ng tho cEucliiXion OF Christ. 1t was 4
marvellous piece oil work, but was only
2 part OF the work he agreed 10 produce;
but relying on his promise to complete
the other scenes, We consented to come
on TO this place from New York. We
arrived here the Goth OF December, paid
all OF Temples expenses, also thosc OF
his hall-Drotner, William Chevalicr.
After our arrival here it was almost
impossible Tor US to get him to do any,
thing he agreed to do, and finally, after
two weeks delay, wo exhibited the cru
cifixion, but only to n small house.
From the hour OF his arrival here lie
spent most OF his time in the company
OF the woman, Celina Coiiey, whom he
robbed and deserted IN " hceling. His
actions created widespread scandal
here, which l have learned, since his
departure, had the effect OF keeping the
people away.
after the exhibition he left here for
trip west on the Western North Carolina
railroad, ostcnSibly rs he represented
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NOTICE TO TAKE DErOslrIOys,

The defendants will take notice thu, the demo.
sitlonS Of William 4 Pierce and Others Will be
taken at the Office OF William \. Dutch, A
Notary Public, ut No. Il Park Row. In the Civ
Of New YORK. IN the State OF New York. on the
Sth dar OF March, 1894. between the hours Of .
O'Clock a. N. aud ) o'cloc; p. m. 10 be read In
evidence In the above named cause on behnlf Of
aid comp!ainauts; Gnt Il from any cause tho
fnEin: Of the sal!e shall not be commenced. n
being commenced. shall no; be completed on
that day, the taking Of the sane will be nd.
iOu!aed from tine TO time un:Ii tue same shall
be completed.
G. L. CRASMER.
Attorney for Plaintiis.
To aid Defendants, n. ]. scSloiS & Co. Tea.T
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FOR SALE And RENT.

Echo Point residence. six rooms
Lot lo1xlSj. with stable. natural gas and good
wGter. nj 5000
3lnTke! street house. six rooms, North Wheel.
Ing. al Sl.GOJ
Old Fair Ground property: Four.roomed
house at Slj9j Twclyeroomcd house. rents
for S6t1 year Price Si.J0l All convenience
North Main street residence, southeast corner
81 Eighth and Main. Terms easy. Price very
cheap.
Virginia street property: No. 10, price $500.
No. Is Virginia, price $500. No. lis Virginia,
price sl,l0J.
McColloch street property: House of avo
rooms nj Sl.G0 No. ISIS, store room building,
price $40.
South Huron street property: No. 2j cottage,
lot 31SlO. No. lIJ, six rooms, price SI,g0J.
North York street property: No. IL eight
foous, ell convCnicnccS; OIL easy terms
sl,7OO.
No. . North Huron street. seven rooms, bath,
attic, both Gascs. Rent S.
No. IL North YOri; street, eight rooms both
gases. Stable Rent So
Sew house on Wabash aud Indiana streets,
six rooms. bath. attic. laundry both gases. or
viii rent 10 two families.
No, ~ Market street, six rooms, attic, hail.
rent SIS.
Six roomcd.house on Elm street VIII rent to
two families Ken: slT.
No. 2ll7 Main street. three rooms and four
rooms. also store room, rent Sll. ST. and SIS.
No. 2lUl NIHiu street. five MONS, attic. on sec-
Ond floor. sl7.
No. 6S Virginia street. five rooms rent sI7.
Park View. sIX-roomcd house, lot li0x50J. good
water. Rent SIS.
PIG L:oN street, eleven rooms. also ive.roomed
house In rear
No. % South Huron street. three rootas I'D
s.HirS ut 81 10. -Four rooms down ut sla
-Four rooms and attic. upstairs rGuE sll.
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LEGAL NOTICES

SNIATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, CIR
y CUT COURT OF ONO COUNTY. s.
Charles Il Barnes. George Hutch
iuson aud William L. Pierce
partners under the trim hume
OF Barnes lutchinson& Pierce, I'm AssumpSiL
W. DanAgesSL 900
Nathan J. SchlOSs and Henry X.
SchlOss. partners under the
firm name OF Y. J. SchlOss K Co.
The object OF this suit Is 10 recover Il i,lr-
mcni on behalf OF the plaintiffs Barnes, unlcn
inSOu & Plc;cc, against the defendants, y, J,
SchlOSs Il Co., for the sum OF Sa,9Ia -, aud tho
costs OF this suit and 10 subject 10 the payment
OF such judgment and costs any property o! the
dcieuGlutS found within the Jurisdictions OF the
CouT; and any debts due TO them wi,hln such
Jurisdiction, and It appearing from an affidavit
iled IN the cause that the said defendants are non.
residents Of the SNiC OF West Virginia and mot
having been served viii process in this suit, on
motion 0! the plaintiffs. by their attorney. Ibis
order OF publication is entered against them
and Il Is ordered that the defendants y J.
SchlOsS Il Co, do appear within one month after
the date o! the fist publication Of this order,
anil do what Is Necessary 10 protect their in.
tercs;s. Il is further ordered that this order be
published and posted rs required by law
Witness. john ". Mitchell. Clerk Of our saId
Court. AZ the Court House OF said county. This
5th day OF February, ISL. to.wit. FEBRUARY
Rulcs. 1921. JOHE ". MITCHELL Clerk.
Published the first time February =. ls9L
Attest: JOHN ". MITCHELL, Clerk,
G. l. CEASNsE Attorney for Plaintiffs
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The LausIrliu will Start Tn,

Tho Laughlin nail works, Martins
Ferry, will 20 on in iuil next week. The
miners will start TO work this morning,
the rollers on Monday and the factories
on Tuesday. The mill has been shut
down for two months. The Laushlin
is the larges. nail works in the world,
and the people OF Martins Ferry will
be glad to hear this good news.
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NERVES WERE UNSTRUNG.
Mrs. Short Was Lending q Lilo OF
Misery
Until She Used the Great Remedy
Palno's Celery Compound.
The Burden OF Housekeeping Falls
Heavily on Mothers.

Housekeeping is growing less simple
and moro and more complex each year.
A home that Processes to no we'll rcgu.
lated to-day Is far more difficult to man
age than was the same kind OF n homo
so or 10 years ago.
Upon tho women falls tho burden.
Many work themselves into nervous
exhaustion. Many mothers grow so
irritable that they feel at all times half
guilty, fearing that their diseasc-iorit is
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-02
EiYe.Cent Articles.

- IhiieS Hose, ChildroU's Hose. Rolling Pins,
bbIG ras Rplcs, CuE buttons Tin buckets, Com
Door Bolts. SehtNiooi on Shoe HACKING. Wash
I 1. h.chter HarmonIcaS Towels. Sc Needle
iteEaGes. Spectacle. Dime Cologne lIair Carl
10 schnoLelntcS, Lamp burners, Shoe Dressing.
Ladies' Pins, Table knives,
Man; lC.cen. articles In our jccnt list Come
GaG take them out OF our y.lr
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Ten.Cent articles.

Srspsnders, Clothes lines. 3jcent Jewclry,
Anger Braces, Stationery Packages, Jntl PndiOcEs
Koya! Needle Packages. onc.halt pound Tea. In.
GieS 2IcGnt Hose. Dolls. 2j-ccut CuI Buttons,
Mirrors. Pocket knives.
We are constantly receiving bargains and can
not quote prices, US they are here ;Oday and
gone tomorrow 1t IS our aim to always have
something new At prices that will make you buy.
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Beware of OIntmen,s FOR Catarrh that
Contain Mercury


as mercury will surely destroy the sense
OF smell, aud completely derance the
whole system when entering it through
the mucous surfaces. Such articles
should never be used except on pre-
sc'ipt;ons from reputable physicians, as
the damage they will do is ten fold TO
the good You can possibly derive from
them. Halls Catarrh Cure, manufac.
tured by F. ]. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O.,
contains no mercury, and is taken in.
ternally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system, In
buying Halls Catarrh Cure be sure YOU
get the genuine. 1t is taken internally
and made in Toledo, Ohio, BY F. J.
Cheney K Co. Testimonial. Tree.
E=D-Sold By druggists, price 75c per
bottle.
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TWO.Cent Articles,

n, !! so1on buttons, | Fine Comb. bottle Ink.
Pint Tin Cups. handkerchief, cake Cutters len.
Per Foxes linywy HALF Pins. Carpenter Pencils,
Snn buttons Pie Pans. Pocket Combs. Napkins,
San ops31rs, spool Cotton. Toilet soap. GlInlclS
Chmpca
a., VIZ deal only in EargnlnS and give biz valuc
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OF the othar big league teams, than do
anything else imaginable. They have
decided to 60 up TO Pittsburgh and wit
ness the opeuing game,
John 4. Bentley, OF Cameron, is q
Behler guest.
John Henderson, OF Parkersburg, is
at the Behler.
Miss Mary Reynolds, OF S!eubenvilIe,
is visiting Wheeling friends.
James McMahon. the Sistersville oil
operator, is Windsor guest.
W. Bruce and W. Bruce, jr., OF Sisters.
vile, are guests at the Behler.
Z. C. Frame, OF Morgantown, regis
tered at the Windsor yesterday.
Gus Hills New York Vaudeville
Stars" are quartered at the Behler.
DR.. ]. G. Walden has removed from
92lO to 1905 Chapline street, South Side.
Frank Brown. OF New Martinsville,
autographed at the Behler yesterday al.
ternoon.
Messrs. A. j. Dradield and Fred Hunt,
OF GAINESVILLE, were McLure arrivals
yesterday.
S. W. Pringle, OF Mt. Pleasant, was in
the city yesterday and autographed at
the Mcclure.
Will Menkemeller, tho Thirtv-third
street druggist, is confined TO his home
with M attack OF grip.
j. a. Dopler, OF Proctor, c. D. Kyle,
OF Short Creek, and S. S. Aguew and
wife. OF Fairmont, are Stamm guests.
I. Z. Jackson, OF Shattuc IL Jackson.
the Parkersburg wholesale grocery firm,
is in the city, guest OF the Windsor.
W. 7. Taiiler, travelling freight agent
OF Pittsburgh, was hero on business
visit yesterday and registered at the
Mcclure.
James Handlan, OF Twins pharmacy,
was in Pittsburgh on n business trim
yesterday, and incidentally saw the
"Sinbad" production.
E. L. ChilGeFs, OF Pittsburgh, and
c. II. Limebergcr. OF Buffalo, represent.
ing the Central Traffic Association, were
here yesterday and autographed at tho
Mcclure.
Deputy Sheriff W. y. Darby, OF ST.
Clairsville, was here yesterday to see
about the case OF tho Parker assailants
and robbers, Frazier and Lowry, now in
Jail here.
Mr.. Will Escrter, OF Baltimore, is in
tho city. He reports the tribe Of the
kickapoos, on the banks OF the Chesa-
pesks. in n qu!cscent state and promo to
q continuance Of the well-estab!i.ned
peace that now prevails in all the wig.
vans Of the braves.
Mr.. S. S. Bloch has SO lar recovered
from his recent tedious illness as to be
able 10 move in his now residence at
Pleasant Valley. which is the mos. IN.
posing and beautiful as well as the most
costly in the entire Pan Handle.
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Seven.CCnt Articles.

-, CoIsates Palm Soap. large Dressing Combs,
h,ath9nicGS' Counter Books. Dress Goods. La.
ulcS dlandSeEchiefS Mixed Bird Seed, White.
WASH brushes large Tin Cups, Wash Pans. Shears
MI ms popular price We oGcr many articles
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TOR RENT.
THE NEW BUSCH HOTEL.

\ splendid opportunity FOX good. cnetget
business man.
This hotel. lately rnmodcled and with the new
addition contains thiTiy.nue pleasant aud we'll
ventilated bed rooMS. n double dining hall. Il
handsome bnr and Office. Connected with the
hotel is siRbling room for eighty.slx head Of
noises
The business done In the past at tais popular
house is inducemcnt sufficient for any p2rty de.
slrOus OF doing paying business
ANY, farther Information desired cnn be fur
nShca ny calling III Dusch & GRus'. corner Elev-
enlh and Market streets. or writing 10 the owner.
ic:L i. BUSCH. Elm Grove.
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MCLOTHING.N

ERG0ATS ut prices that smash all former
9Tg sS ,S We s:e have s5sa, bargain, at ISL
/; vii i'm" Sor yo u;' 10 ~ 10 s,b r,,,
NEH'S SUITS assy o s!s si e. :, 8 s5;s's,.
s S%dSs low P5 sS s you San match !5;
weiuvite you 10 return the sane aud yorr money
will be refunded These goods must 20.
Epuin nIuu, a, q, re, c., OS, :, ,ou,,,
WGN D PANIS s. n ynn wan. N 20 80 ~,
the value Of a dollar Try to borrow Que II y0u
want to know how 10 save dollar or more looE
Of our Clothing Department
pOVc, c1I1ro nj "a, SIR osc :, II 81 n n,
NOT DG or Uo Com; at mart, This sale can
pnvri nI,,rr =, 10 10. ~, AZ 7bo,,a.,
DUY0 PAhI0 h1trrips and ,.oi,,s. va-. f,s1 a,
p DFSssHt We have all sizes f'0n to ID at these
HENS SHOES Ct &c; :, 97e s. 10 SIS IS, s!27:
and We are S ST@ S SS ON the fsG mafSes else
LAOIRSi PINE SHnRZ ut l9c, DC. 81 IS, sl.37.
e,.I LINN olVuo 81 Il, 81 g.. SiSi 10
80 our sncce" IN the shoe line ii probably
more !, ihaa we deserve We presume The rcison
we SelI 50 many Is because they don't last !oaS
o"' rool'c WI A-'c 'Hcm'
EHll 1REh'N NE1p0 at l9c. &c. SIC, iSc, &c,
HH" SAVhO Ioc, SIC up. All bar
gains
Ennir npd Dor,i IT,,- nj DC al sc iS,
WUu dllu DUJS 1tlS SIC up 10 81 qj for 4
fine silk Hat, which usually sells at $50
Nnnic cbi,t, nj Ioc q, &c. soc IN 10 gjc. On
M6u 0ulglS SbirtI wa lead the traJ,
,ru,, ~, :, an -. a.,
MllllQ6fV and Rll611S Mui ~ pt'ce5 un
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Eight.Cnnt Articles.

30 Monkey WEenchCs. whisk Brooms. wosh Bowls.
I'm bncEGs. Long Handle Fire ShOyelS. Rulcs
Hosiery. Large Lamp Burners. Box Paper and
6hve!oRcS' Spring IiaiGnccS. scissors. B'aui
Books, Patent Buttons,
Our customers know good thing when they
see u Join the proccSsInn n our sinrt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-02

nD-CLUBoRDERS.-we will prepay
freight 10 amy railroad station 200 miles
from any Of our stores on orders amount.
ing TO $40, sugar excepted.