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The evening world., 1894-08-11
Wall street Notes.

For the FIRST week OF August the Wabash road
earned t277 900, an Increase OF $4,000: Texas
Pacific. 800 1896, Increase OF sli sos; Canadian
Pacific. 1855. 900. q decrease OF $50. coo; Toledo,
Ann Arbor & North Michigan. t2l go. an In
crease OF 3l7s7 Missouri Pacific. s3s5 900. an In
crease OF $4,000, and CheEapeake T. Ohio t3ll =
sOl, an increase OF Sl3,04l The Atchison earn
ings for the fourth week Of July were ssS2.sss. q
decrease q s256. SSs.
For the fourth week OF July sixty-nve roads
carmel 81 e9g, 500 a decrease OF tes 1888; for the
months one hundred and twenty eight roads
earned $50 9sO. 332, u decrease Of E,5S 6i5, and
for seven months one hundred and ~ enty- -four
roads earned $40 us. decrease OF vi, $50 $50
For the six months ended June 30 the Nickel
Plate road reports gross earnings Of s. S3soI5. .
decrease OF S6OS 1888; expenses 81 2lb, $50. de-
Of t3tt 327. and net 49,? 10. decrease Of
'4G2 22G.
For The year ended Juse 30 the Illinois Cen
tral road reports gross earnings Of so, S51. ga an
Increase Of ,S62, 27t expenses tl+ SSs ais, an In
ereate OF Ss5ys2. and net ",2Ss.0~. an Increase
I rTs. 1872.
The Import OF specie at tbs port " York
Or 10 week were SjSi S53, OF which 1855 s2t were
old and $50 go silver For 10 corresponding
Nesk ot 1898 the imports were 152Se.637 enor.
.gOUs assessments OF gold having been forwarded
this side after the panic Of last year.
Tint Imports exclusive Q! specie at the port o;
cw York for The week we're - III, $50 OF which
SOC $50 we're dry goods and n?ltM general
lcrchsndise. For the corresponding week OF ns3
le Imports were &S2;I, SOS, Of which G,ilt a3
ere dry goods and 'S.iGl. saa general merchan'
&c,
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C0L0RAD0'S NEW CAMP.
More Gold Here, II IL Said, thai
There II silver at Creole.

(By Associated Press)
MOSCA, Col, Aug. u.--Iate devel-
opments at the new gold camp. fifteen
miles east OF here. tend rather to- in
crease than to allay the excitement Of
the past three days Over two hundred
claims have been staked out. A town
site has been selected, and enterprising
merchants are rushing up store build
ings and preparing for business. Town
lots are claiming attention second only
to mining claims.
The towns OF Mosca and Garrison are
nearly depopulated OF their able-bodied
men, and many are coming from
towns further away. Old prospectors
simply immense, and that there 10 more
gold in Blanca than silver in Creole.
On and after next Monday daily stage
will be run from Mosca to take people
to and from the new camp.
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Brother Shot Brother.
(Dy Associated Press. }

THoMPsoNvILLE, Conn. Aug. ii.-Fnnk
Cowdy. thirty-fcur years of age. . farmer. living
on the main road between scitco aud this place
was shot and severely, wounded by his brother.
Harold Gowdy. twenty-five years old. late Thurs
day night The wounded man now lies between
life and death, while the assassin 10 In the
Thomrsonville lookup. The brothers quAreled
over a wagon. which Frank found with q wheel
on when he wanted to use IT,
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TOSSED BY AN ENGINE.
Bert Hare Struck by n Pennsyl-
vania Express Train.

Especial to The Evening World)
NEWARK. n. j., Aug. n.-Bert Hars.
twenty-five years old. and a resident
Of Arlington. was struck by Philadel-
phia express train on the Pennsylvania
Railroad this noon and injured so badly
that he will probably die.
He was tossed high into the air and
when he came down landed on his head,
which was badly crushed. His arm
was also broken. He was taken to the
hosDital
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REV. Mr.. DIXONS FISH STORY,
A God-Fearing Minister Says His
Party Caught 1000 Pounds.

II you ever handled a rod and line. or
II your brother ever did. You will enjoy
the fish story written for the Sunday
World" by Rev Thomas Dixon, jr. You
may smile and shake your head. but
bear In mind he is minister who tells
this yarn.
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chmtdrs nody Claimed.

b.,o,, .,.n "ho 3!ei on the Albany boa, Drew
va, r,.,' reached this city yesterday morning
mo p,r, eF "e0'lhed at the Norsue this
three c,., mad ) hmldt. a ia Tor, aged forty
, 1s was made S'S BY his oU ~ie and
novel To- NTs 'rhmidt will have the body re
'" her home to-day
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Who Gave Up the spoonss

NEWARK. y. J.. Aus. IA case OF eighteen
dozen solid silver spoons received to-day
By Detective Brock. OF the Pennsylyania road
where from he does not know. Police Capt. DAILY
believes the shipment was due to an Oyerburdsnsa
conscience
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Fell Into the Hold and Wa. Killed.

Michael connorf iSrty.hvs years old. fell into
the hold OF q steamer OF the white star lae tAis
morning at the foot OF Henry street. aud vas
Perry street
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NOT H0YT'S MOULD.
The Norwalk Package Belonged TO
Other Counterfeiters.

The copper mould for manufacturing
counterfeit twenty-five cent pieces found
yesterday near the railroad station at
South Norwalk. Conn, was received at
the New York once OF the United States
Secret Service this morning. II was
wrapped up in a newspaper and adj
dressed: Mrs. L. Nork Danberry."
Local Agent Forsyth, OF tn Secret Ser
vice. said to-day that the mould had no
connection at all with the Hoyt-Massey-
Hin counterfeiting gang,
Jacob GrsenbsrE, twenty Years old, OF $50
Ludlow street, was held for thai on q chFage
II FASTING an advertisement OIL a telegraph pole
n East Third street BY Justice Simms in the
Essex Market Police Court to-day. He said that
he dldn't know that he was doing wrong.
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Newark Runaway Found.

Edward Homer. twelve years old, Of 10 Parker
street. Newark. who ran away from his homo
yesterday. was found at Atlantic and Georgia
avenues. Brooklyn. this morning and returned 10
his parents. Eddie ran away with an itineraAt
tinker who passed his house. He said he wanted
TO 20 out West
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Paid Hi. Rent Regularly.

tFrom Tid-Bits)
"How do you know, then. that the
young poet has an income apart from
his profession" asked the landlady's
daughter.
Because" was the confident reply,
"he pays his rent regularly"
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The following are the comparative

The stock market presented no really
important feature In the late trading
save perhaps it's strength in the alb
sence of definite news from Washington
III regard to tariff legislation. The feel
Ing among operators Is certainly more
confident and the indications point to
a further Improvement In prices during
the coming week.
The fact that railroad earnings in
most sections are steadily getting bet
ter encourages purchaser OF securities
were relatively stronger than the Gran
gers, however, on the talk about the
Mckinley duties remaining In force.
The sales OF listed stock were $500
shares. In the unlisted department
500 shares of Sugar and $500 Lead were
traded in.
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wranins PIncnrd on a Corpse
(py Associated Press.

HUMBOLDT. Tenn. Aus. 1.-THE body OF an
Unknown negro was found hanging to q tree four
miles northwest Of IL place t9-eay. on ns
ing Y baTa burners No lave mere V follow
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Essex County Grange Meetins

Especial TO The Evening Word)
NEWARK. N. J.. Aug. 1.-THE Essex County
Grange has arranged TO hold Its annual picnic
on Aug. l6. This will be the great event Of the
year among the farmers In this part Of the
State. W. n. Benninger OF Pennsylvania. will
make the address OF the day.
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Hadn't Met for Hours.


(From Tid-Bits,)
Hour Hand-Hallo! We meet again,
II seems. What are you doing now?
Minute Hand-Oh. just passing an idle
hour. as usual
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wigs steward Drowned.

bAx a, ws', steward on the brig Woodbury.
stns, n, "I"fun'' stores. foot OF Joraismon
sIlJ al, eSsh. while going aboard the boa,
ussAsa 1'on'ng fell overheard and vas
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SyISIaEEgsSTsI5SE
Mn.wLLIAN ROBERTS, Bridge

mere skeleton. Til
doctors did me n,
good ; could not ear
had awful pnin In III,
stomach-pain In NJ,
side. bowels an
che at; soreness In m
back and womb ; VIZ
weak, nervous. an,
could not sleep.
! took your 'Fn
voritc Prescription.
md Golden McdiCi
Discovery and I
wo weeks coGl'
walk about the hou,
could cut did u,
AANA nnss a-a.0sF. nnN#
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Mining Stocks

Mining Stacks.
The following are the closing quota
lions Of mining stocks at the ConsoI.
dated Exchange to-day;
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REV AR. DIXONS FISH
The red drum were so thick that
they climbed over each other to get
into the boat. When the blueflsh tried
to follow they were chucked under and
nearly drowned or smothered by the
red drum. ON, you ought to read 1t!
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TRADE IN STOCKS IMPROVES
Crop Report Weakens Graz gers,
but Industrials Are Stronger.
Railroad Earnings Give tho Bulls
Encouragement.

The bears had q little the best OF 1t
AZ the start this morning. because OF
the receipt OF lower quotations from
London on the publication OF the Gov
eminent crop report, showing the con-
dition OF corn to be 6s.l per cent.
against % per cent. In July.
Considering this unfavorable news, the
market held remarkably well, the decline
Changers. St. Paul touched 80 IA, Rock
Island s. liz, Northwest l0+. Burlington
II, Louisville so liz. Missouri Pacific
rs 5-S, Union Psc hc TO-. and Western
Union 81 rs. Lead rose 3-S to az "a. do.
preferred SIS to 81 as, General Electric
o-s to IS 3-s. and Southern Railway pre-
ferred IL to 81 "a. Sugar opened at
l06 o. fell to los rs and rallied to log b-S.
Distiliers ranged from II S-S to Is Ia.
Money per cent. on call. Foreign eN-
change quiet at about the lowest iig-
ures Of the week. Bankers day bills
sold at As6 S-t ASi and sight at
lS7 "a a 4ss. The market shows de-
clining tendency.
The bank statement showed a loss Of
s.. $50 in surltns reserve, which re
excess of the Is per cent. legal require
ment to s67.Oo2,SJ0.
The currency movement was In favor
of this centre, but the banks lost
through Sub-Treasury operations Spe-
Gle increased S50o. 800, while legal tenders
decreased 81, 6s6, 500 The expansion of
loans was favorably interpreted by the
street.
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You read The Evenin- woFldi
Ne you EeSA he kzE-0y w>slls
The evening world., 1894-08-11

In my stomach throw away my nlorphlI
powders. when ] frat commenced takin
tho medicine IL made INC feel worse. Iwi
hoarse, could not speak aloud for TIM
days; as got better. my pains and bad fc
in1s left me and ! could sleep good m
nerves got better. Before i toni yoL
worse all the while, am now quite fieah,
and can work all day"
The evening world., 1894-08-11

Tho O'Clock Edition and the
sporting Extra of The Evening
World contain moro sPortinE aswa
Of Interest than can he foasd -
any other evening AswsDapeR
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A large supply OF Part OF the boauti.
fnl art work, "GlimpsO5 OF America"
which the IHTElMGENCrG is now fur.
nishinG for ono coupon clipped from the
paper and ten cents in coin, had been
laid In to meet the expected demand
Saturday, bnt tho demand vas SO fur
beyond all expectations that every copy
was gone by noon. A Geographic order
for an additional supply was sent to tho
publishers at once, and these arrived
late last night and will DO on tho
counters in the lNrELLIGESCER business
office this morning, ready to supply all
applicants.
Saturdays and Sundays mails
brought in Ion. lists OF orders for the
magnificent new work, tho finest ever
published, and these will DO delivered
just us rapidly Us the names can DO for.
wardcd to tho publishers.
The counting room OF the 1STELLIGES-
GER was crowded all day Saturday with
those who had their coupons for
Worlds Fair Photos and Sights and
Scenes OF the World, and n minority Of
these wuntcd tho new series, too. One
who has all three has such an art library
OF travel, history and scenic splendor
as was never before iu rnishod for 100
times the cost OF these, which tho n
TELLlGEHcEn literally gives away.
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EAKNsuAw GETS EIGHT YEARS.

Tho Criminal Court DisrOscs of Ills Case.
An Appeal Taken.
In tho criminal court Saturday the
motion for new trial in the case OF
Ben Earnshaw, convicted Of forging and
attempting to utter forged Wetzel
county orders, was argued by Col.
Arnott for the prisoner and by Mr..
Howard for the state. The accused
offered alidavits to show that there WAS
evidence to Corroboratc the testimony
OF Earnshaw that J. S. McCaskey sent
him the orders. Whom tho argument
WAS finished Judge Jordan at once over
ruled the motion and in 4 brief talk
said the prisoner had had fair trial,
and there WAS nothing in the afIidavits
now offered that was not in those sub
mitted in support OF the application for
continuance. The court was satisfied
the prisoner had testified TO untruths.
lie then sentenced him to eight years
in tho penitentiary.
Col. Arnett applied for 4 stay OF exc
cution for seventy days 10 enable him
TO appeal the case to the supreme court
OF appeals, and this was granted.
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Martins Ferry Y. ". C. a.

The Martins Ferry Y. NJ. c. A. en-
tered new era yesterday afternoon,
holding tho first meeting in the now
Quarters in the Commercial block.
fE!!y two hundred men and boys at
tended tho meeting. Row. a. J. Trey, OF
Wheeling, gavo an interesting talk. His
subject was Thoroughly Furnished"
Several selections wcro rendered by
Prof. J. ". Schofcld's orchestra OF
eight pieces, with Edward Krim ut tho
organ. The singing was led by Allan
Mckee.
Meetings for men only will be hold in
the new quarters every Sunday alter
noon a: i o'clock. Rev Hartzog will
talk next Sunday and Rev. Robins the
Sunday following.
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Fatal Accident on saturday.

William and Charles Smith we're at
work putin, aheeting around the raft
ing in tho .Etna mill on Saturday after
noon, and William walked out on 4
plank to &C, piece Of sheet iron, when
he fell head first to tho floor below. II
distance OF about twenty-five ieet. The
plank also fell. striking him on the
back Of tho neck, breaking it. He cx-
pired in ten minutes. His body was
taken to links undertaking establish
mcnt, on Hanover street, then to his
homo OH Tenth street, in Martins
Ferry. lie was twenty-cicht years
old, and WAS son OF II. Is. Smith.
Tho funeral will take place tomorrow
at . O'Clock. Tho deceased was q mem.
Der Of .Etna Council No. 81, American
Mechanics, which will have Charge OF
the funeral.
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Dukes Riley was arrested by Office.
Watson Saturday and sent to jail by
Squire Gillespy on charge OF compile
ity in the robbery OF Louis Bachelli's
saloon some time ago. Yesterday ho
was released.
Henry Roascll, colorcd, was sent to
Jail in default OF bond for stealing u
Dol, OF cloth from Winter tailor shop.
John Wilson. colored was sent to Jail
for robbing the residence Of Rev. p. A..
Scott ut an early hour Saturday morn.
ing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-02

Attention is called to the advertise
mcnt in this paper OF tho Wheeling Ice
and Storage Company, which no doubt
will settle tho excitement on tho ice
question for this season, MS their prices
seem reasonable. With the small crop
Of river ice this season the large con.
sumner may thank the inventor OF ice
machines. Ii it wern not for the factory
in this city the prices would be much
higher, aud might possibly remind
them OF the good old days when they
had ice delivered in baskets at one cent
n pound.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-02
DR.. AshhroOke Sentenced.

In the criminal court Saturday, in the
case Of DR.. L. L. Ashbrookc. who
pleaded guilty to n misdcmcanor in the
the Metropolitan Life Insurance Com
pany torgerics, the court sentenced the
deiendan. to be confined in jail for five
days and to pay fine OF sos and costs.
In the matter OF tho demurrer to tho
indictments in the CAGES OF state VS.. W..
". Rodgers, J. P. tho court ovcrruled
tho demurrer and the cascs vii! 20 to
trial.
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The s. S. S. S. Society met at the
home OF Miss Annie McKelvey, north
end OF York street, Island. Friday even
ing. Tho evening was snent in games
and other amuscments, after which re.
ircshmcnts were served. This young
lady proved herself graceful hostess
by the way she entertained her guests
Tho society adjourned 4, 4 Feasonablc
hour to meet the following Friday.
Following arc the members: Misses
Annie McKolvey, Wick McKelvey, Jean.
nettc Burt, Su9e Jones, Estella Omstead,
Mimic Wincher.
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NEW GOODS, POPULAR PRICES.

Wo cordially invite you to call and In
Spcct our lnrG" aud handsome assortment
or Foreign mud Domestic WnulCnS, "Iu-
hrncing all tho standard mnkcs ami new
est spring Novelties for 1901.
Tho stylish appearance aud superior
hhi"h OF our garments speak for thenI-
selves.
\ full limo OF Gents Fashionable FUR.
ni"hlnGS, Including our popular :5c Half
HuSc, constantly OH hnnd.
G. HESS Is SONS,
Fashionable TnilOra md Gents Furnish
crs, 1891 and 1898 Market Street.
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There wero only eighty cases in tho
police court in March. April Fools
day panned out pretty well. Officer
Herbert locked up Ed. Bailey, William
Mcpherson, Mrs. Baker, John McPher-
son and William Rambo for fighting.
Charles Casey and John Brown, plain
drunks, wese put in by ScalIey. Officer
Desmond brought down Richard Rain
and John Dudley for fighting, and Buch
locked up Henry Hess for drunkenness.
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commends itself to the well-formod, to
do pleasantly and ctlectually what was
formerly done in the crudcst manner
ami disasrccably as well. To cleanse
the system and break up colds, head
aches and levers without unpleasant
after effects, use tho delightful! liquid
laxative remedy, Syrup OF Figs.
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The following transfers OF real estate
wcro left for record at Clerk Hooks
Office on Saturday:
Deed made March 90. 1891. by VIII
liam c. Ball to Margaret Bail, for two
acres and three rods OF land on tho
Cumberland road. Consideration, So
600.
Decd made March %, 1901, by Gilbert
G. Sawtell and wife to Ada Grigg and
Eliza L. liooten, for the interest OF
G. Z. Sawtcll, deceased. Consideration,
% COO.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
UtA 1a&ax!TNeayEp)ocs.


For Icnt-iHncS A. Henry.
Cured IhOnsands-DE. Nilca' rlllS-SGYonth
Pare.
WuntcdA firSt Class Cook.
MnnlcI-A Good Glrl.
For Remit SnIhrrt.
Tallor'Made SuIs-GCo. l. sllcl 4 Co.-FlEth
pRyo,
.. Novelties for Spring AID summCr-GCOrEc r.
Taylor-SlNth PngG.
Why Waste Your MonGy-ThO Ilub-I.ghth
Page
Unlcr2cll All Competitions Stone ( Thomas
Eighth lngc.
Ice, Pure Icc-Whccllns Ice and Storage Co. -
Eighth pGgc.
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Roses that grow at lowest prices.
REID's NURSERIES,. Tel. l4l5.
Notice.

Mr.. Thomas Fox, jr., will continue
the retail department Of the old reliable
firm OF n. Schulz. at 1927 Market street.
lIo will be ready to supply all his
friends and tho public in general with q
new and fresh stock Of goods about the
end of tho week
Mr.. \. Schulz having his factory and
store ut 1916 Main street, will contine
himself to the Wholesale trade ex-
clusivelv.
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you should call On uS nnd have your eycS
tested without charge. We hnvB tho finest
Instruments mud moro experience than amy
other Opticinn In tho Stntu, and guarantee
satisfaction or money refunded.
JACOB ". GEUtB,
Jowoi nnd Optician,
Corner Twelfth and Market.
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While David and William Davis wcre
hunting ducks near Don on saturday.
their skiff was upset bv the wind and
iloated fully half mile before they
were rescued, the two young men cling
ing to the skili, They were stiff with
exposure in the water.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-02
IT'S EASIER TO SAVE THAN TO EARN!

"a penny saved earned quoth Sage Ben franklin uo
Veal Veal work hard for it. For the
money tse2 No; but for what will buy spending the money
wisely Does the earned economical buying
count as wo come
quantities money
quickly Can afford tho lowest pedo give the GREAT
EST VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY.
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Auctioreer Halter on Saturday sold
the Mile: iarm, near Triadelphia, con-
sisting OF 40 acres, to Charles Ottcraon,
for 5000.
The Vim. Hamilton property, on tho
pike, was sold TO John Hood ior S6l2.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-02
The Warwick VIII Try TO Start.

Tho Warwick China Company intends
to try to start ita pottery to-day. and OK
poets to have it in operation by WGd-
ncsday. The striking workmen say they
will all refuse to 90 TO work and that
the pottery cannot start.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-02

For Group. Whoopins Cough and
Colds OF children, CubeD Cough Cure is
invaluable. For sale by druggists in %
and 80 cent bottles.
Sold By Alex T. Young, John Kari,
Wheeling, and Bowie & Co., Bridgeport,
Ohio.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-02

Squire Gillcspy on Saturday rendered
judgment for W. J. W. COwden in the
suit brought against him bv Abbie
jackson, described in Saturdays INTEL
IIOpSrER
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The W. C. I. U. OF West Liberty will
have "Demorest medal contest" April
6, 1894, ut p. H., in tho Academy Hall.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-02

MONDAY, AT 8 4. II,
We will place on sale 1900 flno Linen Tow.
els, full size, Mt SC. l.. s. GOOD Il CO.,
1925 aud 1921 Ola!n Street.
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ALL kinds OF Nursery stock delivered
fresh from RElD's NURSERIES. Tel. l4l5.
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QUICKLY EXHAUSTED
Was n Large Supply Of the
"Gllmpsea of Amorlcn" No. l.
IN UNEXPECTED DEMAND FOR IT.

All the Copies OF Part Ono Disposed
of By Noon Saturday, but n large
Supply VIII DO Ready for Delivery
Again this Morning-Fho OIlloo
Crowded all Dny.
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Men S Suits =

Might we'll put all the the umbler
the reader OF the magnitude
Suit stock Far easier tell what got
have is little that nyhing
Suit the aggregation but worth every
style that DID, faulty uu-
reliable Scores OF Cutaways and Sacks in single double
breasted When have practically competition
with tho quality goods the money
and compare them with you have OF.
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Fau1r Trees, Small Fruits, Grape
Vines, BEDS NURSERIES,. Tel. lil5.