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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-07
A Criticism.

/ TO t5e Eiror oftte Regis.sr:
| SIR:-The horrible and blood. curdling
stories which come up 10 US from the
KanaWha Valley, in to-day's dispatches,
and which have been Of the same shade
/ for several days Immediately preceding,
/ 10 is well 10 remember should be read
with much allowance as TO correctness.
Ii is customary, under stress of excite
ment Of the mental faculties, for men
TO give way in their reasoning ability
and to give credenCe to reports, whose
exaggerated nature would in a cool mo-
ment be at once repudiated.
Newspaper correspondents are no ex-
ceptOn 10 the above rule, which, when
coupled with a desire for sensation, as
no few Of them possess, unfortunately
place the public's feelings at the mercy
of all manner OF exaggerated reports,
which, when afterWard exploded by
fact, are attributed to soma other cause
than the proper one.
The correctness Of this evidence OF
sensational exageratlOn is verified 0Y
comparison with reports of like occur
rences all over the country, too numer-
Gus TO mention in this article.
No dou0t, in the case there are overt
acts and laWless on the part OF the
strikers, which will meet with proper
recognition in due time at the hands
Of the law, and also, no doubt, causes for
just complaint on their side, which will
not likely get the advertising and no
toriety as the deeds OF few OF their
desperate and lawess members or
friends.
II has become fashionable for local
authority, most frequently for personal
political reasons, TO invoke State inter
ference in cases too often, il not always,
within local control, the one result
Of which, through the pressure, sens
ational reports, personal request, fire.
QuentIy MADE by good citizens, who
have lost their heads because thereof
add too often an official fear on the
part of the State authority OF loss OF
prestige, is granted, thus adding fuel
to the ready spark Of the sensation
uOnger and unfortunately, too often,
to the spark OF resentment of military
interference in local affairs, for the
sake OF Interference and mischief
which slumbers in the American breast.
an AnkUA ANA AAAl II 81 : Nv VIVA NeA 81 So
a step TO be followed with others more
trying, and well illustrated in the
words Of one Of the most advanced
minds in national affairs to-day, who
in discussing the tendency Of our gov
eminent for the last thirty years, In a
non-partlsan article, declares that with
the former 1.-The transformation in the
condition of the artisan has not been
less disastrous With the consolidation
of capital in vast masses under corpor-
ate management, all that was human
10 the relation Of employer and en-
poyed has disappeared, and mutual
suspicion and hatred and an attitude OF
Organized hostility has taken their
places"
1T has become the chief function of
the militia TO OuCrd,cc strikers and sup
press disturbances Of disseminated
workingmen. We are taught by OBJ
ject lessons Of startling frequency that
our industrial system, like the political
system OF Europe, rests, in the end,
upon the bayonet" OBSERVER.
Wheeling, March 9th.
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NEWSLEIS
Interesting Pieces Of Telegraph News in
Small Space,

Small Space.
JEFFERsONvILLE, IND. March O.
Stenhsu Geer. a milkman 60 years old, was
called 20 his door at 2 a. 10. and shot
through the heart by an unknown assas-
sin. Gear was reported 70 be quite wealthy.
Chief of Police has wired TO Seymour for
5l0odhOunds
CHICAGO. March 6-Rufus Frost died
suddenly in his private car at the Union
railway station this afternoon. He was
returning from Mexico 20 his home in Bos-
ton.
BERLIN, March 6.-The committee ofthe
RcicbsJag, Ebich Is considering the Russo
German commercial treaty, rejected to-
day by vote OF l5to I'D, an amendment
fixing the duration OF the treaty st one
year. and adopted the article with its orig
iua,.y fixed term of ten years.
BRUCE MINES, ONT, March 6.-Three
miners were killed at the Ophir gold
mine to-day. by the rock Caviug in on them
The dead men are; Frank Percy, James
%. Heath and Anthony Savage.
CHIc,Go, March 6.-The steamer Chicora
arrived here from ST. Joseph and Denton
HarDor Mich, last evening, thus opening
the marine season a month earlier than last
year Although insurance does not become
operative until April 1, some vessels, en-
Outraged by the mild weather, viii start
for Buffalo.
PARIS, March 6.-Lord DUferin's speech
made here yesterday evening, IN which be
declared that the prospects for European
peace were even brighter than In 1893, has
produced an excellent impression ln France
and iu England. The French papers ap-
p.aud the speech Of the British Amoassa-
dor
TURIN. March 6-The health Of Louis
K0ssuth, the Hungarian patriot, continues
90 improve.
New HAVEN. COM. March 6-Paul
Jones. the Globe trotter, Will arrive IN this
city tomorrow All the students of Yale
propose 90 have him black their shoes az
least once, paying - cents. As there are
81 900 students the job Will last about SIX
months III be undertakes It.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., March Ga cable
dispatch received at the navy department
announces the arrival Of the United States
steamship Bennington az Pernamouco,
Brazil The vessel will proceed 10 San
Francisco 20 be fitted for Berirg sea.
pans. March 6.-Exsminiug Magistrate
Mayer and Judge Pinss completed the eX-
animation Of l06 Anarchists yesterday,
comprising nearly all arrested recently.
Thirtv-f0ur were held and the others were
released for want Of evidence.
PERU, INu.. March 6-Hou. Lyman
Walker. ex-Judge of the Fifty-frst Judi
cial District and prominently identified
with State and national affairs, died last
night OF heart failure. He was 81 years
Old.
New YORK. March 6-Julius c. Lully,
Secretary of the Aqueduct Board, COM
mitted suicide to-day 40 his home, No. "a
West Twenty third street. by shooting
himself through the head with a revolver.
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Zig Accounts Left Uuauditsd

WASHINGTON, March According
90 the report Of the Dockory Joint
Commission, which recommends, among
other things, the abolition OF the Office
and bureau OF the Commissioner OF
Customs, accounts OF the Government
aggroRating many millions OF dollars
have not been audited, aud u there has
been no diversion OF public moneys 90
private uses the fact is due wholly TO
the integrity of the Collectors OF Gus
toms 40 such places as Chicago, C.eye-
land, Buffalo, Galveston, II. Pas0 and
other entry ports. Tho loose manner
OF doing business, the report says, has
not been due 90 any inattentIon boz the
Treasury Department buJ is the result
of existing laws governing the audit Of
of customs duties Considering the vast
sums which have gone unaudited for
years the loose manner of accounting is
q matter OF much surprise 90 veteran
GoverLESH5 accountants.
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MORGANTOWN NEWS NOTES.



MoRGANrowN, w. VA, March g.
Mrs. J. NJ. Bell, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. John w. Harris, Of Parkersburg.
Dr. and Mrs. d. II. Courtney have re-
turned to Philadelphia, after brief
visit In town.
Rev. w. C. Davis and wife, Of Browns
VILE, Pa, are guests Of DR.. and Mrs. E.
COombs.
Sam. V. Thompson is visiting friends
near KingWood.
Mrs. Orwin jerks, OF Warrington, is
visiting relatives here.
+. J. Utterback, travelling for a
Wheeling firm, is here for a weeks visit
70 his family.
DR.. and Mrs. l.. S. Brock have re-
turned home from Beaver. Pa.
Mrs. NJ. J. Sonebourne arrived few
days ago from Bellaire and joined her
husband here, where they will reside In
the future.
DR.. 4. NJ. Lazier is 10 Ohio on bust
ness trip, and will return next week.
Prof. A. L. Wade and Albert Woods,
ESQ, are at home for brief visit.
Dr. Dan. Rogers. OF Nebraska, is
home, called by the death Of bis father.
Mrs. Lucy NJ. Dering is visiting in
Pittsburg.
Bruce l.. Keenen, OF Wichita, Kansas,
is visiting near town.
T. II. Keenen, OF Elkins, is here on a
brief visit.
The dance given few evenings ago
at Municipal Hall by the young society
people was a pleasant affair.
The Epworth League of the NJ. f.
Church was eptertained by Rev. I. w.
Ireland Saturday night.
A large quantity of clothing and food
is being collected here for the unem-
ployed Of Pittsburg MorgaatoWn has
given a great deal to the poor in the
mountains near by, but is also making
liberal response to the appeal from
Pittsburg.
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8UFFALO, ". Y, March SHORTY
Ter 10 o'clock last night two shabbily
dressed men mounted she drivers seat
on Richmond avenue "bus' and,
when between Bryant and Utica
streets, covered him with their revol-
vsrs and forced him 20 give up what
money be had. The driver, whose name
IS Van Dusen, did not carry his tickets
and change ia a box, but in his pockets,
60 one Of the robbers assisted him In
turning his pockets inside out The
search revealed about S. aud a silver
watch. None of the passengers were
nulested When the hiEhwaymen had
concluded their mission, they dis
appeared. So quietly Was the transac-
ton accomplished that three women
passengers bad no int.matIon of what
was transDiring on the front seat.
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IN. n.p VIC Informed be Governn ent.

PIrrsBURG, PA, March 6-F. B.
Perry, Edward Sill, Dennis Riley and
T. Z. James are the names of the four
former employees OF the Carnegie Steel
Company, limited, who, il is claimed,
gave the Information TO the Government
relative to tho quality OF the armor
plate delivered to the Naval Depart
ment. 1t is not dehied that they re-
ceived money for their services, but
their friends are exceedingly wroth over
the imputations OF conspiracy laid upon
them in recent publications. It's stated
that is would be practically impossible
TO substitute Que piece OF plate for an
other, and that II the men did was 70
give notice to the Government that de-
tective plate had been sent out.
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& TATUM,
CITY Bank BuildLng. Room. Tslephsas 90.
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.

House rooms brick, Fourteenth ST. g. 900.
slots in BslVVdere addition, , corner lotG
$50 each.
House 8 rooms. brick. and roomed house IN
rear. Eon street, between TWsnty-third and
Twenty fourth streets 8 500
House rooms, Eighteenth street n rood
condition, - 500.
Double brick house rooms Fourteenth
street. 1900
House seven rooms, brick. siItsssth street
H5O0.
House seven rooms, fifteenth street, lOtsoI
HOUSE seven rooms. Chaplluo street Csuu.
wheeling, $3.50.
House eight rooms, First ward. 81 oos
House I've rooms Baltimore street. East
Wheeling. 3l,O5J.
Houss four rooms Charles strssL Centre
Wheeling. 1922
House four rooms, Eighteenth street. I.Osl
House thrsa rooms, Twelfth street. S3j1
House eight rooms. Bixtseuth street, il rooS
condition, % 100.
500
Fine suburban honss nilsS sAItot city .,
moderate price.
lots in Flisn, white Gallagher aadltloa
EoxfO0 feet 500 each.
5lots on Caldwell's run, $40 each
Else farm. lt3 acres, on National ROAD, nlas
mics east Of city on easy terms
Market street baIinsn property At Moderate
oHs-hllf -. On NscollOsA street. osulru
ons 81 ths hest nanufsstuTlAg sites ntAs
city, treating en- tive FAiHsadL
NESB1TT & DEV1NE,
I789 Market Street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-07

sham Fleat over Brooklyn's City Han on
So. Patricks Day

BRooELYN, n. ", March 6. - The
green Dag will not float over the city
hall 10 Brooklyn on So, Parick's Day.
but the national. State and municipal
banners will A delegation Of Hiberni-
ans waited on Mayor Schiersn, aud re-
Quested bin 90 have the Irish sun
burst displayed. He replied that special
privileges could not be given 60 any
nationality.
One OF the delegation said: "Well,
Mr. Mayor, are We 20 take that for a
negative o."
Mr.. Schieren replied; "You yourselves
must Judge that"
Oneof the committeeman said that the
failure of Mayor Hewitt. of this city, TO
t'Y the green flag killed him To politics,
AID intimated that Mayor Schieren
might meet similar fate
Mr.. Schieren replied: "I care moth
fog about Mr.. Hswtt's fate While
am mayor I shall not grant special priv
iieges TO any nationality. All shall be
treated alike. The American dag is
good enough for an American citizens. "
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WIN nrhnr No slrIlre.

PIrTSBURG. PA, March 6.-Ths coal
miners convention Of the Pittsburg
district is still in session, to-day's pro-
ceedings being taken up with the con-
sideration Of a constitution. The Ques-
tons Of a uniform rate or a general
strike have not yet been discussed. 1t
is stated that a cent tate Will be
adopted, but that no strike will be
ordered on account OF the general de-
nraeefOn
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SCRANTON, PA, March 6.-Four men
OF gang OF mine shaft sinkOrs were
killed in the Richmond shaft. The &C
dideut was caused by the fall Of shelf
of rock from the side OF the shaft near
the bottom and a consequent explosion
OF blower of gas. The victims are
Thos HOW'LL married, wife and child;
Richard Hughes, single, q years; Jas.
Northen, single, 20 years Albert Rich
ards. single, "A years. Five others Of
of the shift made their escape.
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- - DrnamIIa.

BrRyuNGHAN, Ala, March o. A
anecial 10 the AgC-HcrUId from Cu.man,
Ala. saws: Fire broke out 90 ten O'Clock
last night To- the business portion or the
civ. The wind was blowing a gale and
an less than five minutes an entire
bioclr was in flames. a terrible explosion
al dvnamite. stored 60 hoOpman a
Csr5es warehouse, occurred. Caleb
Mitchell was killed. George Dinkie-
brrr was seriously injured and will die.
The entire block north or Main street
Is burned. The explosion of dynamite
shattered an the window glasses 10 the
city.
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LONDoS, March 6.-Lord Roseberry
took formal possession this afternoon Of
the Offices recently occupied by the Rt
Hon. William E. Gladstone as Prime
Minister OF England. The new Premier
first visited the Chancellor OF the E1-
cheQuer, the Rt. Hon. Sir William YER
non Harc0urt, and then passed into Mr..
Giadstone's rooms, where he WAS cor
daily greeted by the ex-Premier as his
successor. Lord Roseberry afterwards
drove to his residence 10 Berkeley Square,
i1 order 20 prepare for the Queens
drawing room.
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HIDALeo, MEX., March 6.-The frst
steps toward the expulsion OF the Jesuits
from Mexico have been taken, 10 is SAID,
bv the expulsion OF Jesuits in the col
lege Of this city bp Bishop Montos De
Ocs. To-day the Jesuits are all out OF
power ia the San Luis Potosi and have
been ordered TO leave at once. Bishop De
Oca has as yet assigned no Official rea-
con for his action.
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Filling Up the Cabinet.

LONDON, March 6.-The r. Hon.
George Shaw Lefevre, NJ. =. for Central
Bradford, formerly pOstmaster-general
and more recently fret commander Of
works, has accepted the presidency OF
the local government board. in success
sion 70 she Rt. Hon. Henry Fowler, who
succeeds the Earl OF Kimberly as seers-
tsrv OF state for India, upon the lat
ter's succession to Lord Rosebery As
secretary Of stase for foreign affairs.
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10 CeIebrato tho ComiUg ofIoOO.

NEW YORK, March 6-Wm. Morris
Hayes, OF this city, comes forward with
a plan for the celebration of the begin
ming of the twentieth century or the
Christian era, TO be held in the city of
New York during the year 1900. His
plan contemp' ates an the features OF a
Worlds Fair, and be believes il the
right support is given him New York
will have an exposition In 1900 which
will far surpass anything OF the kind
has yet been conceived.
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FiYs.Csni lrlinlas

HoNwood Rules. Gun Buttons n Racva,S
ION oinstlou Glass Cutters. Bows kriv..
IoAets. Door boit', Nestsfoot OIL Shoe gIneE'
ing, wash Pans Richter Harmonicas. level,
- Sent Needle Package SD,carles. Dim-
Knives. "'' A@'i'
Many Decent articIesin our5esptU,t Gam.
and take them out ofourway
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MADMD, March 6.-The treaty which
Cantain General Martinez Campos has
concluded with the Sultan of Morocco,
for the settlement OF the trouble ot Me
lila. provides for sending the offending
RIFF tribes iuto the interior. To eddl-
ton the chief aggressors all will be sem
fenced 90 terms OF imprisonment, ana
the rIngleaders OF all will oe executed
Finally neutral zone viii be estao-
ushed: los neutrality will be- enforced,
aud the Sidiaurguarch Mosque, the
proximity of which 90 Spanish fort in
course of erection led 90 the outbreak
of hostiuties. viii, bs encirc.ed by a
wall. Pilgrims win continue 20 be adj
mitted 90 the Mosque.
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Ten.cenI AyiIoIas,

Suspenders Clothes Lines 2i.ceut JeWssry.
Anger Braces. Stationery Package. Jaii Pad
locks, Royal Needle Packages. one bali pound
Tea, Ladies Recent Hose Dolls. s0cent CuH
Buttons. Mirrors. poc'et KNIVES
We are constantly receiving bargains and
cannot quote prices as they are here today
aud gone tomorrow. n De- our sin 90 always
you buy
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CHICAGO. March 6.-Kittie Days
hopse of am fameRat 1872 Nineteenth
ofrest. was wrecked this morning by
bomb which was thrown into the halt
wav The inmates OF the house were
am asleep at the time Of the explosion
no one was injured. The front portion
of the house was completely wreck ed'
and the place rendered uninhaoitaoie.
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A Trolley Car Becomes Uumanaseabia

SING SING. ". ", March 6.-ln COM
Ing down hin at Central avenue today
q trolley car became unmanagea0.e. AT
me curve into Water street 10 jumped
the track and ran across the street
crashing into she sidewalk and am avn
ing on the opposite side There were
in the car about passengers, Two OF
whom were seriously hurt Mr. Bedeli
was thrown down and the stove upset
poop his hand. burning him quite bad
Nv. Miss Carrie Young was thrown
from one end Of the car 90 the other
and was taken out unconscious. She Is
Injured internally. The grade where
me accident occurred isvery heavy, aod
there are several curves
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Three-Csni Articles.

Ladies Haadkerchicfs, Shaving Bru.h.,
dozen Dress Buttons, stamped Diepsrs 49,
sales, hSchiue OH Cans, Potato 'Nasbsr,
eo1eu Safety Plus Perfumed Toilet Soar "a,
SCISSORS, Pint Funueis. Jelly Plates. C,'rrv
S6omoS, dozen Shoe Laoes. school slate
nsrmoni,as. Cake Turner'S Mouse Tr,n,
Windsor Ties A'NF"
Come here for bargains, We win not dl,,,
point you. ''F
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RENTS REDUCED.

No. II Thlrteeath street brick. roens
No. 8 10 McColioch street, largo aWellnL
No. l2l Fourteenth street. brick. rooms.
No. 100 fifteenth street. rooms aSno.
No. a. Eleventh street, rooms, $500.
No. 81 Ohio street, rooms, frame.
Mob y. Broad Way, rooms Sl0Oo.
No. 80 Thirty seventh street, rooms, N.OQ
no. 80 ThirtY-seyeuth street, 500.
No. - n. wabash street. rooms 5000.
Ne. - \. wabash street. rooms. al5 on.
No. 1909 ChaBliHe street, rooms, $500
No ll27 Alley n, 5 rooms, 5000
No. 2S3a Eoff street, brick. rooms, $3.50
No. 2Sl7 EoG street, brick, 5 rooms. Sl3. 90.
No. l50G Marketstreet Office rooms.
No. 10 Tenth street. storeroom, $3.50.
No. 10 Ohio street second floor, frame, $40 90
NO. AZ alley Z. lower part, 500.
No. 1893 Chsphne St., reoms, 5000.
No. l2l Thirtythlrd St., brick. rooms, 900,
No. 2S02 Eoff ST., rooms hrsthoor, 81. so
Front room on Fourteenth ST., suitable for
one or tive gentlemen.
No. 80 S. Front street, rooms and bath.
No. 905 Main St., l2 rooms, brick.
No. a $. York ST., rooms, frame.
No. 1922 Maic st. Cd ano Sd floors.
No. 60 Seventeenth St, 4rooms. brick
No. 80 Ohio St, lst floor, 3 rooms.
Ne. 29OO Chapline ST.. 5rooms. brick, tl3oo
A six room dwelling in LeAtherw0od
store room ia Hesrns 1abernacls building,
South street
once rooms in Hibbsrd Block, No. 1914 Mark.
ct street.
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FouF.csnI BrIjelss

One set Teaspoons. Patent Sleeve u,ia...
boys SutpeEders. Carks %. \ Il lhre,i
CAi4a5ea : BIOS Rubber Dresung Combs. comb
Sna brush Case. let Covers Ioatk Brusbrs
fIre Shovels Ioweing. Charm KNIVES. Nnri1
80 y" wing Machine OIL, Sc-uh Brushes, Lin-n
i bAleAa, hana Saw FIl., Sutpeoders Pencil
he1es' Calico, husilus anG hundred OF other
articles EOlnr Al fhfs r.t-. W N'"NA
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hins.Geni lriloles,

Ladies' Gloves Shoe Efushos Stew Pans. Pre-.
serve Kettles, Butcher Knives. worth rs cents.
Glass Dishes. Milk StraiBsrs. Cofos Pos, Flour
Sitter, Suspenders. Extract Vsnilia Dolls
Dish Pans, Hammers. Peuhd Grain or Ground
PspPer Pound Cinnamon, / Psuui GiHger 4
Pound baktsg Powder.
The shove ARE all genuine bargains aud lower
than ever before
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SeVcD.Gani hyIlnIos.

Cslsates Pain Soap large Dressing Combs
harmonicas. Counter Books, Dress Goods. Ia.
dies Handksrchisls Mixed bra Scsd. Whte.
ShcarG
AZ this PoPula- price We Offer many articles
worth douLLe lht IaonnA.
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SEATTLE, WASH, March 6-UoY.
Pennoyer. OF Oregon, addressed about
: 500 people last night at the armory'
fbe occasion being a rally of the Peo-
,,ias nartv on The eve OF the city aiee-
fion The Governor confined his re-
marks 10 tie Wis4n bin. sayinS ne m
come tax was the Pnly redeemiRH lest
fnrs Of the BILL = 4 vas veil reg gea
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SlE.Cani kriinIns.

enc SCI Table Spoonss Blank Rocks. Purfcs.
Shlrung Sutyendsfs. Butcher Kntvssslecept
hAte'; sleeve Buttons. l0csnt Embroideries
esuDoinE brushes, Gents iAlf Hose.
MERCHANTS invited. We haNe bareslns for
you aud Is will pay YOU tocal
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ION. lani ArllnIns,

Monkey Nrenchcs Whisk Rrooms wash
BOWIE Ito Buckets. Long Handle Fire Shoyels.
kules, Hosiery, Large Lamp Burners. Rot
Aper aud Envelope, spring Balance. Sos.
sors, Blank Books PateHt buttons
Our customers know coed thing when they
see ~. JOIN Tho nro-s -.Lau l. ON. NJ.
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BARGAINS---E. B. POTTS.
{. B. POTTS.
Bargain
Bulletin.
MAIN AND TENTH STREETS.
WHEELING, w. Va.
MAIN And TENTH STREETS.
0ne.eens Articles,

% haavy EHyeloPes coed Pea holder, &
90 49, + ems ems Asmorandum Book. 6 Sheeus Nots
Paper, safe Peacis. Lead P-pcils 4 ,,,,,s.
hgtton', punches Hair Pins. Handker-Ii.r
Ihimole, / paper Pas, paper Needles
sposl SIX twist dozen Hooks aad Eve,
PA.a'Tg Needles, Nutmeg Crater I dozen
Knitting NsedleB So
Lots q b.rent ~,rae
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MERCHANT TAILORING.

Our Merchant Tailoring Department Will be
ready in shert time. Our cutter Mr. W. r.
Marlowe viii show you all ths latest STYLES aud
patterns Ia this lac and wewiil save you money.
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TwO.ceni Articles,

- dozen Buttons. Fine Comb ! not,t.r.,.
PINT Tin Cups, Handkerchief. C.ke Crtts.e'
Pepper Boxes Laugtry Hair Pins Garments,
Pencils, Nun Buttons, Pie Pans. Pocket t,,me.
NapSins. CSa Openers. spool Cotiou Toiict
reap; 1imist'' Tape Lines Rubber Tipped Pen.
cils. Hair Crhnpers 81"
We dsHl only IN Bargains aud give big valve