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The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-04-03

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BRASS SIGNS IN NEW YORK.

Probably Half Million Dollars In
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ton.
A stroll along Broadway early in the
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-28
SUNDAY CLOSING QUESTION.

"WorkinGmnn" Takes II stand A:ainst
tho W. G. r. q. NIuycmont-iIls Reasons
Stated.
To p;t Editor Of he Intt!IiGtue.r
Sre:--I no,icad in your MonddS morn.
ins's edition that the churches have
circulated petition requesting tho
chief OF police to close all saoons,
butcher shops and grocery storcz on
Sunday. They may MS well include tho
s,roet cnrI, rolling mills, restaurants,
hotels. milk-mcn and hired help II
there is any reform intended By tho
movement. -
Tho church people aro In tho minor.
ity, MS there Is only one.third OF tho
people who are church members, and l.
can safely say 30 por cent OF them, aro
hypocritrs or members who do not 1.-Two
IN tho S,raigh. limo Of 4 Christian. This
alike using lIniment for disease that
needs Internal euro. The movement
goes beyond tho sanguinU expectation
OF DR.. rarkhurst, OF Now York. Any
ono who is acquainted with tho mode OF
tho poor living In city knows that 1t
i, necessary to keep opon tho butcher
shopa Sunday morning 10 give them
oatablo meat, from tho facl that thoy
have no cool place to keep tho moat
from Saturday until Sunday. In tho
grocery mud bread limo thing. nre often
forgotten II, tho pny 10 brought hons
lalc, tho mothers busy with work
and ChiltlrOu and Q5u rUlO tim man
pocket q low cents on a Saturday ovon.
ing and look up lhcir friends. or 20 TO
the busina's par, OF tho city with thelr
wives to mako purchases OF soma I'M.
poriaucc. 1t Is y condition brought on
by circumstances and no ono man. can
reform tho city.
nm in sympathy with any movornen.
that looks to reform tho tendency tC
immortality wo arc drifting TO, but whom
you discommodo tho majority then your
efforts will provo fruitloss. You musl
first got tho cause OF tho cllect.
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MARTINS FEi.i,Y.
Hnps aud Mishaps In tho Thriving City
Across tho River.

Haps mud Mishap. In tho Thriving City
Across tho River.
4 very enjoyable affair took place
last night at the home Of Miss May
Thomas. 1t was farewell given by the
Aunt Eliza Quartette, Of which she is a
member, in honor OF DR., Carl Rust, who
leaves Oh Monday Tor Wellington. where
he will locate. The doctor 10 a member
of the Uncle Newton Quartette. which
is n part Of the CLEO club. aud all OF the
members OF this organization. both
young ladies and gentlemen, with few
others, we're present. and all had a good
time. The doctor was presented with a
handsome silver penknite.
Ate o'clock yesterday morning DR..
Will II. Hall, residing on North Fourth
street, was awakened by noise q. one o!
the windows which he thought was
caused BY burglar and fired two shots
without effect.
A number OF Martins Ferry people
will attend the rehearing OF Abbie Oil.
yer before Judge Tallman ut St. Glars
vile to-day. He 10 charged with being
implicated in tho williams burglary.
Everett Morris was here yesterday
from Scio. He says the present mem.
bership of the college ia go aud it will
be much larger when tho summer
term opens.
Tho two councils Of the Junior Mo-
chanics arc making arrangements for
an April Fool parade OF the Otientals
on April ]. About loo people will take
part.
C. c. Mitchell returned yesterday
from Beaver Falls to which place he
went after attending the \. NJ. G. A.,
convention at Newark.
Last night the 0. OF A. s. club and the
Oriental band were entertained in q
charming manner by Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Chamberlain.
Amos Rigclc, OF Bcuwood, who hns
been spending tho winter with Mr.. and
Mrs. G1 ". keece, returned yesterday.
As yet Mrs. Matthew Jones has not
heard anything from her husband, who
disappeared on Tuesday OF last week.
James Peters, OF tho Cleveland &
Pittsburgh passenger depot, is visiting
nj Empire.
James Find!ey has moved his family
from Portland station to Martins
Ferry.
Tho funeral OF Mrs. Phoebe Bailey
took place at Colerain yesterday.
Rev. and Mrs. H. n. Campbell went
to Holidays Covo yesterday.
Capt. II. W. Smith. who has been
sick. is able to DO out again.
Harlan, son OF DR.. and Mrs. A. R.
Ong. Is convalescing.
Mrs. John Moran is sick al her home
OIL Third street.
Constable T. II. Stanton was at Bell.
airc Yesterday.
Z. G. Boyd will return from the cas-
tomorrow.
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Secretary WIN q. Handlan, jr., OF tho
South Side Boylins League, has com.
piled the official averages OF tho work
OF players who participated In more
than ten games, and as Monday nights
games concluded the season In tho over
ths.croek organization, the figures are
complete for tho entire season OF four.
teen weeks The leaders In the In.
diSidunl race are Wright and Spoidel, OF
tho South Sido team; Rumbach, OF the
Buckeyes. ard Knoke, OF tho Knoko
team, Wright leads Speidcl slightly,
but did no, participate in SO many
Rames- Tho averages follow:
South Slde-Speidel (2S) 1902, Wright
NSl 1907. Handlan coy l40.l. Dudley
~ 1872, Travis (e4) 1889, Marschncr
10Y la3, lloritman Qi) l3o. Team
work-llich score $50, low scoro 7i2.
average SSS, average pcr man l40.
HustlcrA-Kemple (24) 1859. Shaier
(26) 1924, Ebelins l2D 1911, Walthera
(24) 1888. Mcisgerber i22) 1868, Bar.
tolas (l2l 1912. Team work-High
score ST.. low score GGi, average ~.
average per player 100.
Kuokss-Knoko (2S) 1850. Frohme
ca 1925, SchmuIbach (26) 1928, kunz
COY 1855, Kohm (lS) 1913. Scarborough
IA 1855, Finck az l2L2. Team work
.---tligh score ISL, low score 0S7, average
7SS, average per player 1871.
Buckeye-Rumbach (24) 1899, klo.z
t2Sl 1882, Matter az 1881, Dorer (2i)
1900, Sattertield (24) 1918, Smith t2S)
1907 Team work--Hiyh score S57,
low score 655, average us, average per
player 100.
Observation-Disclosures (o6) lS5, G. Bells.
wiuger (24) l3l. Danuenberg (22) 1871. G.
Belswinger (iS) lSl, Martin, tl0) 100.
Fritz (20) l28 Team work-High score
$40, low score COS. team average 165,
players average l27.
Harves,-Strippls coy 1906, Yenke
(?6) 1898, Fet,e (2S) 1889, SheeIc 1855,
France 10Y 1888, Bauman (2D l20,5.
Team wotk-High score $50. low score
674. average 7+9, average per player l25.
Phnnix-Worls (2Sl 1925, STANLEY
(2Sl 1908. Null (2S) l22, Bonnenborger
(l6) l2l, Seuman (l9) lis. Stab (22l III,
Funds ~ 1853. Team work-llisn
score So. low score co., average 73l,
avsrage per player To-.
Mozart-Schrncbs (2S) 1895, Nol,e
t2Ol 1911. ThGbe 10y 1875. Roth COY
1922. Hofreuler coy l2l.s. VESSEL (o4)
ll9, Zulaui (Sl 1911. Team work-High
score S3l, low score III, average 132,
player.' average l22.
In tho last month OF the sea,on the
interest in the fight for frs. place was
small, as the South Side team. the old
Wheeling league champions, were sure
to take tho rag. The fight for second
place. however, wa. very exciting. The
knoke team held the position almost
throughout the season. and it was only
in tho closing two weeks that kemple's
Hus,lers succeeded in ous,iny Knoke's
men from the position. and by defeat.
ing South Side one game secured the
coveted position. Tho clubs finished in
the following order:
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MOUSDSEILLE.
A miscellaneous, SieinnGs of Minor Mint
TOR. from NInr,hnlvs Metropolts.

A csllnnsou, M,inngs OF Minor Mint
tor. from NInrshnirs Metropolis.
Mound City Council No. 6, Jr. o. u.
A. NJ, vii! have debate at their meet.
ing tomorrow evening. The subject
will be "Compul,ory educational laws
TINT will require all children TO attend
school," It i. expected to be quite
spirited and interesting.
DR.. J. J. Richardson, OF Washington,
D. O., was In the city Tuesday. He was
on his return from home ut New Mar
tinsviile, where his sister is quite sick
blu. improving. lie LETT on the early
morning train yesterday for Washington.
The local stockholders Of the Indus.
trial Savings and Loan Company will
meet at the office OF the Moundsville
Mining and Manufacturing Company
tomorrow TO elect new board OF direc.
tors and consider applications for loans.
Thoma, P. Walker has purchased two
lots in the Moundsville Mining aud
Misunderstanding Compauy's addition to
the city from the Peoples Building and
Investment Company. Consideration
$3.50.
Mrs. Richard Chadduck leaves this
morning for Miamisburg, Ohio. to visit
her daughter, Mrs. Sallie McGaw, and
will remain about elk weeks.
The Ladies' Sowing Society OF the NJ.
Z. church held q meeting yesterday AZ.
ternoon at the homo OF Mrs. W. W.
Smith.
The Christian Eudcavor Society held
n very pleasant social Tuesday evening
at tho homo OF Miss Laura Simpson.
Messrs. Cats and Gray wero down
the Ohio River railroad yesterday look.
ing after their lumber interests.
Robert T. Walker has been quito sick
for few days, bu. Is able TO DO on,
again.
The grand jury will sit on next Tues
day. A largo docket Is expected.
Hon. S. G. Smith, OF Wheeling, made
a business trip here yesterday.
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would suggest that II tho church mem.
bora and ministers nrc eincoro and do.
sire to lit the masses 10 n higher stand.
nrd Of morality lot them unite will, tho
labor organizations, for they are all Ia.
boring for tho common good and day
OF rost, that they may enjoy 10 hear tho
word OF God rs Christ preached from
tho mount
II tho church would oloc. ablo teach.
ors and sincere ne delegates TO tho Ohio
Valley Trades and Labor Assembly
they would fluid now fold Tor mission.
AIRY work. II takos time In NIL uoyo.
monta OF reform to bring tho people to n
common understanding, and II tho
Trades and Labor Assembly IL not
broad enough. rcorganizo on a broader
basis, for wo must all 500 to where wo
arc drifting with crino on tho increase
In our midst. WoRxisuMAs.
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TO he Eltor Of IA. LateiigtHer:
Sm:--According to tho latest reports,
our city fathers arc looking up locations
on which to croc, two new garbage
furnaces, something, We will not deny,
Ia badly needed, but why not got some
benefit out Of tho enormous amount Of
accumulation. Garbage has been used
and Is used to-day In gas making. and
produces worry rich quality, and from
tho fact That our gas works 10 centrally
located and oasy OF accoIs. tho process
Of gas making from garbage might DO
adopted by tho city with saving of
thousands, OF dollars annually both In
tho hauling and tho benefits derived
from tho sale OF gas, to say nothing Of
tho sayins In the cost Of material used.
II such plan Is feasible, why should
not tho Taxpayers Of Wheeling have
tho bencil! OF Il? a CITIZEN.
|Vhseling, february 81.
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IlicIIIiAIItE.
All Sorts OF Local Sew. aud Gossip from
the Glass Ctr.

VIZ tho Glhss City. r
Albert Carter, n bright young colored
lud hero, ntto the homo Of Harry Herr
berg Tuesday night and told Mrs. Herr.
borg tiat Harry had sent him up nltor hla
guitar. Tho wife gay0 1t to tho boy and
know OF nothing wrong until Harry
won't homo. Then search was made
for Garter, but not until yesterday was
II learned that no had taken q train for
Barnosville. a telegram to that . AGO
resulted in tho arrest OF tho boy and tho
capture OF the guitar
Tho sensational story that Mrs. Oscar
Frilzlo had dropped dcad at tho OIL ght Of
tho manglcd remains OF hor husband.
who was killed at Joannctte last week,
turns out 10 have been fake. Mrs.
Fritzio Is as vol rs she eau be. Tho
parties formerly lived here.
Tho horse attached to tho Wheeling
Bakery wagon ran away yesterday, up
setting tho wagon and scattering broad
and cakes ali ovor the street The har.
ness and wagon wero brokon some DO.
lore tho horse was caught,
Fred Wise, OF Rock Hill, Il. L. Grow,
OF this city. mud Harry McKccn and
Abort Workman nro booked for n do,
bate on whether improved machinery 10
Il bonelt to tho laboring classes or not,
at High Ridge.
Bellairo paid Sl2,9Sj Of outstanding
indebtedness during tho last fiscal year,
and still has money loft FOR current OK.
ponseI. with the lowest local tax levy
over made since II has boon city.
George Westlako, ono OF tho twin ball
twirlers OF this city. will captain the
Carbondalo nino this ycnr, that takes
scranton'a place In the Pennsylvania
league.
Scott Lavollo wa, released by giving
bail TO tho probate court. but his case
will como up next Monday. He pleaded
guilty here and will not likely change
his plea In the higher court.
Sheriff W. n. Darby ! took Potter
Williams. tho demcnted young man. to
tho asylum at Columbus Tuesday nigh.
and returned home yesterday.
Henry Blum and Meyer uorzborg 70
to ST. CIairsyillo to-day TO appraiso tho
stock OF Chnrlos hamburger, who died
suddenly in that town.
Henry J. Zoecklcr will graduate ct the
Western Reserve University at Glove.
land. in tho department OF dentistry
next Tuesday.
The Bellaire stove foundry has added
another man to the force and now
works four days a week instead OF only
three.
City Treasurer Jame, 7. Kelly has 70.
ceived the February apport!onmsnt OF
taxes for this city.
Joe Lombard left yesterday for St.
Louis, whore he will work In a window
gllss factory.
There will be SILVER offering" social
at the First Presbyterian church this
evening.
The trustees OF the fremen's BEN
efcial fund will organlZs tomorrow
evening.
Mrs. Dennis Riloy, OF Pittsburgh, Is
visiting her parents here.
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During tho progress OF tho series Of
tho South Side Bowling League Mr..
Henry Schmulbach promised tn" iiug,.
lcr team II they beat the South Side
team one game during tho season no
would set up tho oya.er supper. Well,
tho Hustler. accomplished that diiIicnl.
feat, and lnst evening Mr. Schmulbach
kept his promise aud entertained tho
team nj supper 4. Fetto's. After tho
supper tho remainder OF tho evening
was devoted to bowling.
Tonight 4. Fotte'a alleys tho Beer
uus.Icrs OF Sclimulbach's brewery will
engage in bowling contest.
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THE NEW BOWLING LEAGUE.
Many Clubs AFRO Organizing tn Enter tho
Mu-cc Organization.

Many Clubs arc Organizing to Enter tho
Mu-cc Organization.
The interest in tho new bowling
league. the Musee, is on the increase
aud it Is nearly certain tina. !. will DO q
twelve club organization. Tho prizos
are valuable and tho best bowling
talent OF tho city will DO gathered In
this league The South Side md Hustler
teama OF tho South Sidc league will enter
and the rivalry between tho uptown
aud downtown clubs will DO intense.
Mr.. statlcr, OF tho Muaoc, announcer
that no players who aro connected with
the Muscc alloys will DO eligible to con.
test for tho individual prizes offered.
George IIcrvoy. probably tho host
roller in tho city. will not bo on Tho
Brownies team. In order to mnks tho
tonms OF more equal strength no wilt
roll with one OF the supposed weaker
teamH.
Club, wishing to ontor this league
should aend in their blanks to tha uecre
tary as soon no possible.
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WHEELING DAILY 1NTELLGENcER THURSDAY FEBRUARY g.

Gather won, DR.. Reed second, John
Cychn tlird; timc, l:l2i, Second,
three iurongs--Uncle Low won, Rag,
second. sistor Rosalind third; time,
:lO!. Third, six iurlongs-Iim L. won,
Ll,tle Phil second. Blns and White
third; tllnc, l:e0!. Fourth. six fur.
i,onGs-,-,Fldset won, LeGrando second,
BnrrcIl,s Dillel third; time. l:2ls. Filth,
five and hall furlong,--Moloch won,
Reading Accond, Herman third; time,
l.l3l #-s' H-I--'-'
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nPOwer uftIir I,re.s.n

TO De Editor he htliligmctr
Sui wish to convey to you my
thanks and tho thanks Of the council Of
tho English Lutheran church for your
mos, excellent notices OF THE Story OF
the Reformation" You have treated
US most Handsomely In our efor. to
render in Wheeling that excellent his.
torical entertainment We realized
that much Of the grand success was due
to the pre,s. You have our thanks
and good will. Respectfully,
SAMUEL ScItwAHA,
Pastor Of tho English Lutheran church.
llhttling FEB. q.
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money viii. DO refunded. Trial bottles
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store. largo bottles 300 and 81. l.
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FIRST GAME.


These players will constitute tho
South side club in their gamcs agaius.
Wheeling Bowling League champions:
Wright 1907, spcIdcl 1902, Rumbach
1909. knocke 1889. ilandIau IDOL,
Marshner 1873. The South Side averages
are fairly good considering tho handi.
cap compelling the players 20 touch tho
bal! In front OF the line.
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by o buzzing or roaring sound in your
head? Have YOU difficulty in hearing
distinctly? Arc you troubled with q
continual dropping OF mucous. irritating
the throat and cHusiug you to cough ?
IL your breath unpleasantly affected
ind accompanied with bad taste? Is
your hearing less acute? II so you
have cntarrh and should at once pro.
cure bottle OF Ely's Cream Balm, tho
best known remedy. The Balm will
give instant relief.
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Tho best anlvo In tho world for cuts,
bruises. sores, ulcers. salt rhcum, fsvar
sores, teltor. chnppod hands, ohilblain,,
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1t Is runrAntesd to civa perfect sntistac.
ton or money refunded. Price Is
cont, per boz. For sale by Logan Drug
COMPANY.
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Namma--Did YOU nut your dino in
tho contribution box? Robbio-Nopo;
ti.cro wasn't hardly anybody lookin'
when they got TO me with tho box
Inter Ocean.
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New ORLEANS. Fob. 27.--sixty.ninth
day OF tho Crescent City Jocky clubs
wintor meeting Weather Ano; trnck
honvy. RssultHi
Frat, Hvo and a half furlonga--Bird
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oHAa n, GoRrzE and ". ". Irwin.
druggists. will tell you TIM. Johnson'a
Magnetic Oil always civos satisfaction
and Ia tho cheapest. 81 90 siIo so ccn,u;
% cent siza % cents.
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Last evening out on the Seibert alleys
the Columbia and LaBei!e teams. Of the
Wheeling Bowling League, parted even.
The Brownies by winning two games
from The. Bowlers can now take third
place in tho race. The score:
+ FIRST GAME.
Columbia-Seibort 1870, Boalwing los.
Amick Ia. J. Weilger5er l3l, Bishop
12S, Blind l59; total 81.
I.aBelle-Steyenson HI, Wells lG7,
". B. Day lI3, Rhees 10, ]. Day los,
Blind l51; total S55.
Columbial,s2 l6l ci7 SJ7 i?7 so 60, 7o9 40 ST.,
JaBelle .. 81 l73 81 SSJ rs ill 81! i'll SOL So
SECOND GAME.
I.aBele-Stevcnson Isl, Wells 1877, ".
B. Day 1853. nhees l59. J. Day 1871, Blind
1852; total 9i6.
Columbia-Seibcrs lG4, Boadw!ny HI,
Amick l3S, J. Weisgcrbcr l5l, Bishop
100, Blind l57; total $40.
IAI4llc...ili igJ 80 go 90 j79 6ji rs 81 $40
Columbia los ISL 20 sc. iGi -; 81 60 go SD
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STATE OF ONO, CRY OF ToLEpo, | j.,


Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
Is tho senior partner OF the firm Of 1.
J. Cheney & Co., doing business In tho
city Of Toledo, county and state atore.
said, and TINT said firm will pay tho
sum OF Ono Hundred Dollars for each
and every case of Cn,arrh that cannot
be cured by the uee OF Halls Casarrh
Cure. FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
In my presence. this 9Th day OF Dccem'
Der, A. D. 1886.
A. W. GLEASON,
SEAL. Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure ia takon internally
and acts directly on tho blood and
mucou. surface, OF tho systcm. Send
Tor testimonials. froc.
+. J. CHENEY 4 Co, Toledo, 0.
rdy-Sold by druggists, 75c.
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NEW SPRING AND SUMNER
Dress Goods,
Lace Curtains,
Cambria Underwear,
Upholstery Fabrics, etc,
ALL FRESH AND NEW.

We beg to call attention to the ideas in Dress
Fabrics that have secured for Spring and Summer bust
ness PRICES compared with former seasons One
Of the newest Silk Fabrics have appeared mar
kets this spring TAFFETA PELLSSE for dresses and waists
PELLISSE GRENADINE, SHADOW GAUZE and ESCUREAL
GRENADlNE also high novelties for dresses We
recommend with great confidence CIEP0NS in black change
able effects for skirts and dresses Our stock of these goods
with the arrivals Of to-day will be complete and full Of interest
to admirers of beautiful goods
We open also this morning FANCY SCOTCH CHEYICTS
COLE SUITINGS and ETTAMINE together with large lines
WASH SILKS and COTTON FABRICS prices
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THEIR SEASON ENDS.
South Side Bowling League Avor-
agoo Complete For seasou,
WRIGHT AND SPEIDEL LEADERS

III Individual Woris--rl,o South Side
Team Takes on tho IIonors--Tho
Baso ball Meeting In Now York.
Last Nights Bowiing Contcsts-Tho
'Races ut Now orieans-othor Nows
From tho Domain OF sport.
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Upholstery Department..

Here special preparation extensive business
and would be pleased to show goods everybody who will
with CALL whether they buy Of not Purchasing will
tries Brocaees Spun Silks Satin De Russo Gimps and Cords
Window Shades and Fixtures Dperles by the yard together
with an immense stock of Lace Curtains embracing Renaissance
Tambour Irish Point, Brussels Saxones Nottingham
offer great inducements buyers Hair Cloth and Moreen Skirts
Point Lack Handkerchles just received
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a million Prisnds,

Thy hall-and.hali-Smlth's alo and
portor. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-28
Ready-Made Dresses and SkirtS!,

Not Worths, but just handsome and half the price Our
line exceptionally attractive and take pleasure in showing
Them whether purchase is contemplated These fine
Ready Made Dresses will not exposed in show windows
nor will our high novelties in Dress Goods
We the ladies the arrival of stock of
CAMBRIA AND MUSLIN UNDERWEAR, which in quality
and workmanship cannot be surpassed
WHITE GOODS, EMBRoIDERIES AND LACES. These
departments repee with the best and the newest