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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-09

MRs. Emily Todd Helm. who has held
the position as postmistress at Elizabeth.
KY, and who lie sister of MIR. Abraham
Lincoln. for the past twelve years. has
been removed and f. NJ. Joplin, Demo
cratic politician, appointed to her place.
The lady made gallant fight to retain
her position. but Congressman Montgom-
ery's pull with the President was too much
for her und che had to go.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-09
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1. @. o. Il, Llnd MI, q III rers.

These officers OF Brandywlns Lodge. No.
1s l. o. o. f.. wers Installed at the lodge
rooms last night
Noble grand. George Schaetferman;
vce-grand, John Chapman recording
secrstary. John Baird; right supporter
noble grand, John Black; left supporter
noble grand A. Overdeer; right supporter
vice.grand Hugh V. Mcbride; LETT sup
porter vice-gr Lawrence Is. ksnnin
warden. William Harriet.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-09
Cnrrti Lie Cnry.

A COW belonging to Everett Hollings-
worth, who resides near CentreYille,
ChriStiaId Hundred, was attacked with
hooven few days ago, when neghuor'
Ing farmer, VINO Is pretty vol booked up
III regard to cattle and horses, was called
on TO treat the case. Ills antidote6 however
fhiied TO give telleit and he declared Tho
cow MUST die. Mr.. II. however. decided
to maSe another effort for her relief, and
accordingly telephOned for Alr j, j.
Murphy OF Ruekland, and he, after dag
H6sIng lie case, took long knlte Which
he tlroye into her Hank and in two min.
ute5 the COW WAS In n fair way to recover.
Inc remedy is rather severe one, but
Il Is eitgctu6i. and III cases OF hooYen
ElYps ifHmedlatR relief. Mr.. II. says he
i1atiy UaieYes the cow would have burst.
cd haI the relief boon delayed much
longer and Ee would havs been out of
pocket somp saj while lr. MurpAy'5 lee
was only -.
Ills case trinEs to mind Il moro unt
fortunate experience which Mt ii. haI
wo or three years GgD lie WAS using Il
pair ol oxen which belonged TO his father.
~ lnw Nm, Wilson, OF BrandywlEe nun
died
one OF them was taken sick, and In n
few dhya afteEwatd the other one showed
signs of being uhwel whan lie sent to this
city for veterinary surgeon On mHk.
Ing an examination he teelaIed That the
OK tlrst attRcksd would die nnd there wis
10 uss in attempting to do anything for
him For tao other he left a prescription
Which was compounded by physician III
Gentreyl!Le at a cost Of 81. aud To the
Doctor he paid -. inakiug - aud the OF
uiaui White the other pup got we'll He
HOW thluks il he had called ln Murphy, h.
would nave lad batter lucG. Other far
mors may take the hint.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-09

Wall paper. wall paper, the largest and
most complete stock In tho CITY. Mt
price as low as the lowest. Work done in
tina country at city price, A. Is. Jones,
429 Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-09
The silver OucStion.

The people oil every silver pro lucing
country are Interested In using that met
al as money to llquidate debts anu pay
obligations due 70 the government. To
demonltizo 1t would be Ikea man de.
stroying half his capital in order that the
other half may berendered more valuable.
II cur people are visa they will never
consent to such u policy Ihe man who
wishes to prosper should use all OF his
capital. and not merely half OF it. Our
country lie increasing rapidly In popula.
tion, and can uss many millions OF silver
dollars before they experience any incon
yenience from them. Tho cry against
silver dollars proceeds mostly from
bankers and brokers and not from trades
men, and therefore should be receive d
with many degrees OF allowance.
II the balance OF trade with Z urope
should be ia ouI favor, and tie revenues
iesullclent to IN et government xpen.
GttGrea, the embarrassment arising from
The disparity Of the price Of gold ana 5ii.
yer would soon DO removed When The
people shall lave plenty of work at fa5r
pay. tile proper disposition OF silver VIII
euase 10 be annoying.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-09

REPRESENTATIVE Money has introduced
bill in tho House forbidding grade cross.
ings IN this State. 1t requires ali rail-
roads to cross public road either above
or below grade and railways, electric OF
otherwise must also cross steam rail-.
road limo above or below grade. fine of
SIS is provided III Case this law is vic.
lated "." ..M.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-09

FoR having oversight himself on Satur-
day evening Officer John Welch was sus.
pended for one day without ray by the
Poltce Commissioners at their meeting on
Monday night. 1t has often been said
that kissing goes by favors, SO rules the
Police Commission. WEIGH should be
more careful the next time and set an
alarm clock to awaken him from his
dream in the land OF Nod.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-09

Before placing your order Tor paper
hanging call at the Old reliable store of
A. b Jones, 499 Market street. Inspect
his stock of latest styles at bottom pr,cet.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-09

II. L. Sergeant dealer in coal wood ami
grain. Largo pea coal for family II se.
GsdHliickory wood Tor open grltte4 OF
flee Seventh and KING street. Phone az.
Aard 1906 MRrNlanl nYanun
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-09

TAKING about running women Tor
the Board Of Education brings to tue
writer's mind very sansatiouat aad very
" adv Ike tight which took place last
Nsak In a stall In tie West where the
Board OF Directors and tho Managers Of
the Young Womsh's Christian Association
got into disgracaiul wrangl5 over some
matter pertaining to tho manage ment OF
the Association. The Board OF Directors
locked themselves in the public room
thus shutting out the opposing party II
ladies connected with a Christian A5soota.
tlon fall out what would a body Of women
do who should attempt to control our
Poelie Schools and Its hand s5Gte young
school marms
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-09
Iante-r styles

Wall paper and window shades, finest at
rock bottom price. Full component of
paper hangers wCrk done at once at the
old stand, i23 Market street. A. Is. Jones.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-09

About 100 boxas of cigars, As cents 50
In boz; 100 boxes Of cigars 81 cents u In
box; Torn 3alt tenaeen - cantsT a oz
Sen Aubau, Sc. cigar. Durstein, 3 Eust
Second street,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-09
slrert--sllort-- sI,nrt..

1000 lbs Havana Shorts for sale at s.
". corner Second and Shipley streets, at
20 cents a pound. City Market Cigar Eae.
tory. H. T. BeEHD6N prop.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-09
Rnnnr IlnnRInn.

A. B. Jones' 429 Market street, has the
latest New York styles at price that must
suit. Cali and examine lis stock and be
convinced.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-09
a B,ocksui,b,. ne,par Burue,,.

hincRsWths Helper burHed.
EdwinSchwatka, a blaclSsmith's helper in
tho mploy OF the Diamond State Rolling
Mills. early this m ornIng while lighting
an oil furnace was badly burned about
the head and face by the fluid becoming
ignlted before Schwatka could get from
over 1t. At the office OF Dr. Frlst Eighth
and Spruce streets, the burns were dress
ed.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-09

If you arc going to paint. get Egner.
49, French street. lie Will insure you a
good Job, with prices as low as the 10 vest.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-09
Qu0TArr0N&
1tsssrted ~
HEALD q COMPANY.
bankers and Brokers.

Ssf@uln ~n" 1shrhst n6esf&
fnvestmaut and Securities yIaIdiur
from to per cent
orders for tho purchase ana sale OF
stocks and Bouds on Commission exeout-
su At all the stock exohanEes
frivate telegraph wires to New York,
rhiiadelphla boston and Chicago.
Foreign Drafts and batters Of Credit 10
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-09
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

The standard Halfway Of America.
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY THE
switch md Block signal sys-
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-09

Janus I. Wood & 60 s telephone Is ring
ing all day to repair leaky roofs. soon
as 1t dtIes up Will have several gangs of
mon ont to Tepair them.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-09

For corns aud warts nss ulant Corn
Destroyer. Guaranteed to cure or money
refunded, For aaie by n, Il. Danforth,
H. Jumes Belt.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-09
LEGAL QUOTATIONS.
Severely Cur.

John McHenna, residing at S34 Spruce
street, truck builder at Pullman car shop,
while repairing truck this morning was
struck by eross.te. inflictlBg painful
and severe cash under the left eye. He
was taken to the office of DIR. First. Eighth
ana Spruce streets, where his injury was
dressed.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-09
NoIIt.c.

j. II. Porter has full supply of milk on
hand for sale. wholesale OF retail dsliv.
cred to aitparts of the city. Phone GIL.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-09

Come in, take hold, Boil tobacco. happy
dreams and hot Rough and Ready, for %
cents H., at Durstein's, ) last Second
stFe4,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-09

IHE Lsgist atare viii pass a bill allow.
Ing ths Law aud Order Society OF our
eity oneshaii Of the lines Ira posed In
cases where the Society furnishes the egi.
deuce to secure conviction This la right.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-09

NOW ls the time for coughs colds.
houIseaess AID the laIlug of the seeds for
consumption, Dr Slgms' white palnon.
Ci Uusam IS tEe hHest ana best remedy
ever made, Is Just the maiicne to pro.
vent these culanties aud au re the issase.
bnh klng street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-09

Dr. J. r. Smith hns removed from al0
Madison street Ia n. W. corner seventh
and Adams Telephone A9T.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-09

Mrs II. 1ililn has removed her store
FROM 400 King To 5O6 King street Gail
aud inspect uor stock oil hosiery, gloves
and baby caps.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-09

Miss Lottie j. Pyle is spending week
or ten days with friends In was ington,
d. q.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-09

DO you want show cases? Ihay hslp to
sell goods, you can get any style at Dur
steius, ! f. 4nd street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-09

G u. Bayis. house painter. has removed
to iDi Orange street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-09
Our $3.50 Specials.

One lot of Ladies' square toe,
button, extension sole and pat.
ent tip at $3.50.
Another lot in opera toe, ex-
tension sole and patent tip at
$l.t0
These goods were made to
sell at $2.0G, and are a great
bargain.
At Sl.75 we have splendid
line Of Ladies' shoes, sold
elsewhere at $500.
A new line of Ladies' welted
shoes, with light silk stitching,
at 1925, should be $3.50.
At $3.50, So and up, we car.
ry one of the finest assortments
of Ladies' shoes in the city,
either welted, machine or hand.
sewed, in b, G, d and e widths.
Our Children's Russets are
beautiful, ask to see them.
Also new things constantly
arriving for Misses and Chill.
dren.
Mieses' Dongola button shoes
spring heel and patent tip, at
Soc.
Misses Pongola button in
opera and common sense toe,
patent tip, at $1.00.
Misses fine shoes, either
er Dongola or cloth top, at
$1.25.
Misses Goodyear welt shoes,
G and d widths, at Sl.50.
Same quality, sizes 81 to II. at
81, 25, an unprecedented bar
gain.
Everything else at like rea-
sonable figures.
We are also headquarters for
Ladies' Misses and Childreu's
white slippers and oxfords.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-09
Hollis in. To-day

4 grand asaortmont d fre3h.mads choco.
late creams, ten different kinds, which he
n5iSeS md sells Tor 20 cents per pound and
rs ounces III pound, lie doesn't charge
anything for style, AT ~ Market street
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-09
LlIt. lErhmlh tIns.


Supreme Court has sh1rn tn, Iua5ma
Tax law of 4 porttoa OF lis provisions.
greatly curttlllag the amount Of revenue
TO be derived from the measure. \ synop.
sis Of the opinion Of the Court viii bs
found on our first paga. In revie7 OF
the matter the Philadelphia Press says.
How will the fopuIist eIem9Bt which
indorsed this tax upon tho country Hke
an income tax from which she AstoE3
ind all landlords and the much abused
boat ed boHdholders, - Who draw their in
Income from National State ana sI4niti.
ral bonds orc forever exempt Ihosp who
have asaiary o. a professional income eX.
ceetlng $1,000 a year must SIN paw,
Mentors OF Congress, though unhapp5ly
not OF the Congress which passed this
act must ray on $1,000 at least uaal tho
law Is repealed or a re.arsumeut b5iola
afuli bench, Ju3ttce Fields eIetr rals1n.
lug anu logieal conclusions arc accepted
BY majority Of the bench anl De.Ja
the opinion oil tile supreme Court,
THE question who rams tho pst6fc
schoolsi tbs teachers Of the I}nhrl of Eda.
cation 10 being as tated. Ii appsHr5 that
some oI me members haEs received very
sarcastic and eau9tIe !e4er5. complaining
hhont The way that lilo Boar4 treated tho
teachers by holding back their pay during
the late bi1zard, President B4lrd and
hr. S. IL. Bayuard each received very i'm.
pertinent letters about the teachers sal
aries, Mayor SAortiidg1 wanted to know
WHO ran the Board tho members o. tl4s
teachers The letter writing wag referred
TO the. comHlttee on teachers who VIII
make a rigid Investigation into tho MAJ.
ter.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-09

Have your roofs painted by Z. D. Baylls.
IOI orange street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-09
t.n,d t.5o,t--K,,t,tpr prI,,,.

For iir3t.ciaa5 dYeing and securing 20
TO the Delaware Dye Works, 4IJ king
street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-09

AnrlI .hnmrr. tna I.enI,n Honf..

Everything in the electrical line-tele.
phone ii@tho Electric Construction and
supply Co, No. 3 East Eighth street,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-09

EASTER Sunday will bring the Easter
lily, and 1t is a very pretty Hover and
much in demand at the present time,
Our Wilmington florists haye mads spe.
clal efforts TO display their choicest plants.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-09

L. NJ Grady, cashier OF tho First Ma.
tlonal Bank OF Marietta, Pa, as usual,
managed to get away with some s5S 900
OF the banks funds without the consent
of the directors. The stealng5 covered a
period Of two years.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-09

TWU Ha you seen
any Of the nobby
pnpIll Ar Hats which are
such success
uATS with us this sea-
~ son? We have
two shapes i'll particular which
appear to please the young
men. We have them in blacks
and browns and they are made
for us exclusively in this mar
ket. Don't get your new Hat
until you see the quality and
style Of our $3.50 and So Der
bys, as we would like to show
them to you even i you do
not buy now. A tulI line OF
soft, crush, tourist and Silk
Hats. New Spring block and
bottom prices for good quail
ties. Children's and little
boys Hats and Caps in all the
shapes and shades.
Open evenings.
JAS L. MULLIN & SoN1
Clothing 9th & Market.
Hats, Wilmington.
Shoes. Della ware.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-09

Mn. J. Edward Addicks has another
suit on his hands. This time Mr. Cunnifl.
OF Boston, Mass. has brought suit to re-
cover money alleged to lie due him as
profits OF 200 shares OF tho Beacon Con-
struction Company, lie claims $3.50. 600
ns his share of tho profits.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-23
AT TIE GRAND.
Tho House to Open Next Monday Evening.
The Coming Attractions

Tho House to Open Next Monday Evening.
Tho Coming Attractions
The season at the Grand Opera House
Is to DO opened somewhat sooner than
was originally intended, and this morn
ing Manager Fsluler announces the
opening to take place on next Monday
evening with tho very laughable Irish
comedy, "McNulty's Visit" as tho at
traction. OF the play and company 1t
can DO stated that 1t gives promise Of
being a money.mRker OF tho season Of
1896. The company ia headed by W.
L. Burton, who has won his spurs on
the stage, aud 10 not new applicant for
hiStrionic honors.
During the heated term the Grand
has undergone a thorough overhauling
and painting. The scenery and stage
fixtures are all new aud when tho time
for tho doors to open arrives the public
will be surprised TO step into such cozy
play house. Manager Feinler has A. Y.
Parsons "White Squadron" booked to
follow the above attraction.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-23

A painting by Capt J. A. FariS, en-.
titled Tho Evening STAR" was hung
yesterday in Samuel Brubaker's "Wig.
wan" saloon. on Market and Fourteenth
streets, and is attracting a great deal Of
attention. The picture iI after Louis
Perry's great work and is an exact
copy, in size and coloring, Of the famous
original.
Captain Faris himself regards tho
painting as one Of his best, and vol he
may, as, in all itS details, it is mer.
itorious production. Tho drawing Of
the central Ggure-a beautiful. liie.Sized
female floating in space-is faithful TO
nature.
Tho painting is best appreciated at
night, when tho electric lights heiRh'
ten the effect OF the view. Captain Faris
undertook a bold task when no began
the painting. for the subject Is hard
one 10 handle, but the favorable criti.
cismG that nave been passed upon tho
production are testimonials that be did
not work in vain.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-23
NrcoLLoOn srLEEr WOl.K.



That PupulouS ThOrouEhfNro "Ail Torn
UP" About II.
McColloch street from tho hill top to
Baker street has not yet been formally
closed to traffic, but practically it is
almost so. It's partly dug up for that
ontise distance. one might pass over
tho street score OF times uudOr ordu.
airy circumstances and not realize what
au important artery OF the city's liteit
IL as he would in twenty minute, on
day like yesterday. when for much OF
tho way two vehicles could not pass
abreast. There was a constant pro-
cosaion OF wagons, carriages, buggIos
and carts going and coming. All oil
this traffic must DO diverted over tho
hiD, to say nothing OF funerals, when
tho street ia closed, which It will havo TO
DO in day or two.
At tho present end OF tho brick paw.
Ing men arc digging up tho macadam
street, preparatory 10 continuing tho
pavement. Tho old surface is as hard
and solid as stone, aud slow progress is
made Many plAcOa in tho pavement
laid last year aud year before already
have to DO dug up and rOlaid, aud this
work is now IN progress, adding to tho
4 licrll confusion.
On both sidcs bitches have boon dug
for curbng From tho point whCr1 tho
oil atfcot slipped down tho bank, a
al Is,nntial wooden curb In being set on
tuu sido next tho creek. TIL, sewer
OPENINGS nrc dug aud tho building OF
the brick boxes Ia going Oh rapidly.
Sand and gravel il being deposited all
along tho now line, to DO used Tor the
new roal bod, aud tho putting down Of
tho big crock sewer Is well under way.
Tho change u the street At tho loot OF
the hill, emitting oil part NJ tho cnryn
10 IIhltNr street, adjoining tho disputed
Cots lot, and tho evening M oil tho
grade Ihoro, will put tho Colts oorncr
and Mr.. Kaisct's property, adjoining,
still daopNr In the hole. A plank barFi'
cAio IL being nut w about four iso.
hipll thUfs 10 sustain tho raised street.
Two iina shade irOes In front Of MI
Knisot'S house WOfo found TO DO outside
tup stIoul line, aud will be cut down.
Part oi tho hiVh bank farther up tho
hill will also bs graded down.
Tue WhcslnV u Elm hrOVO railroad
viii bo taRUd n lltlN and moved nOntOr
thu cast curb lino VI the street Nav
tics will also 10 nut In there. luis
work was begun yOblBtlay
IhUfo IL naturally gjUl deal Of pro-
to,t against aulnp Of tho work that 10
contemplated, but ~ a wnyIdrut II looks
IA II tho roilnntl ought " DO vii Ing
10 ,lnnl almost anything 10 gSl rid VI
| llr, touill fnA aud ihI pike luU which
I, apparently hall 4 loot doep, md on n
btoosy day obSUuto' tho Landscape forty
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-23

Tho following jurors have been Sc.
lected TO serve during the coming term
Of tho Belmont county common pleas
court:
Grand iurOrs-John Finney, Rich.
land; Aaron Smith, Goshen; G. w.
Dickens, W. Q. Cochran, Edward ]. Ste.
ger, Charles Dankworth, Pultney; ia.
cob Maulo, G. ". Mitchell. John Den.
ham, COlorain; l. W. lnGlebright, Rob.
ert ]. Finney, POase; Leo Evans, Eras.
tuN Moore, Wayne; Albert Lee, Wheel.
ing
Petit jurou-B. P. Reed, D. G. Bundy,
Warren; William Hall, Nicholas Kuhn.
POaSe; J. W. Martin. Richard Turner,
Goshen; William Ashton, David Hum.
phrey, Henry Stanton, Flushing;
Thomas Lodge, Wheeling; Frank Will.
Jams, jacob SChrnmm, Pultney; George
W. Ward, Kirkwood; G. r RhinehArt,
Somerset; James bentley, F. d. Bailey,
Richland.
The grand jurors report September
10 aud tho petit Jurors October s. After
tho report OF the grand jury court will
adjourn until October s.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-23

The clty's new steam road roller, Of
which so much has been heard, arrived
at last yesterday over the Pau Handle
road aud was run OH the car at Twon'
tioh street. A large crowd watched tho
unloading. The machine was run up
Twentieth street across the Main street
pavement, aud there the the spikes were
put in the two largo rear rollers. BY
this time there were several hundred
people about, all OF whom seemed TO
have great curiosity to SEQ the wheels
go round. 1t required two policemen
to keep them out from under the roll.
ers.
The reason OF all the intense eager.
meas to see the roller seemed to be ex.
planned by the remarks heard. There
seemed to DO an idea that the ground
was fed in ono end and tho flushed
street run out tho other. One man
said, "Why, those spikeI would ruin any
brick pavement"
"Pshaw said another, ANY pavement
that wouldn't stand them 10 no good at
all"
Aman from the works operated tho
roller. 1t was run backward aud iOr.
ward over the square Of Twentieth
street from Main to Market. This place
was chosen because II is about as hard
" packed surface Us there is in town.
It is combined cobble aud macadRm.
There was good deal OF criticism otthe
work, but tho spikes did the business,
tearing up the ground as II 1t had been
pOWed. The surface was then IeYeIed
of with harrow.
The roller was next taken to Eoil
street, south. of Twenty.third, whoro
the atreet has recently been graded.
Tho spikes were left out, aud tho eigh'
teon.ton monster, with the three rollers
smooth, was run over the street. It
leyeed it down and packed 1t tight, and
did Il in good time Members OF the
board Of public works, Engineer White
and number OF couuclmen watched
the work.
To-day the roller will be taken back
to Twentieth street aud that portion Of
the street which was torn up yesterday
will be rolled smooth again. The
machine will probably frat be used IN
street making on some new gravel
streets on the Island, but good judges
express doubt II it will work we'll
there, 40 the gravel used has not been
screened, aud there is so much sand in
it that il will DO soft aud tho roller
probably push It up in ridges aud
stall. II WIS agreed BY all who watched
the work thatit was too soon to give an
opinion as to its success or utility 10 tho
city
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-23

The setting OF the curb on Thirteenth
street from byron to Woods Is going on
fast, preparatory to paving the street
with cobblo stones. The sideWalk is
being widsned from two to three feet on
the aouth side and eighteen inches on
an average on tho north side. As soon
as the curbing is finished the street will
be cut uD for paving by means Of the
new steam machine,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-23
THE OLD

The summer coming to a finish we are closing
out all of our remaining stock Of Summer Goods
in each department at prices that are sure to make
them go. This is a splendid opportunity to get
outfits for the late Summer and early Fall,