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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-28
MAyNiNGroS NEWS.


What IL Going on Ia tho Aiariqn Oil City.
Another OIL iiOum--Sousy Soto.
Special Correspondence Of tN ln't.ia,atsr
WASHINGTON, WA, Fob. 27.-James
shannon, an employe Of tho Eureka
pipo line. who has boon confined TO his
room for several weeks, is able to be out
again. ~
Tho Baltimore & Ohio had a small
wreck at Burt.own Tuesday morning.
Several cars were thrown from tho track,
but luckily no ono was hurt.
Tho managers OF tho Warrington
opera house will present to thor pa.
irons ono OF tho most successful and
gorgeous productions at present before
tho public. the famous Black Crook, hay
ing booked 1t Tor Monday night.
March 1.
Mr.. Sid Frank has purchased tho
lease on the Palace hotel from Capt. J.
NJ. DAkan, and took charge OF It Mon
day.
lion. Jamca II. Furbce and grand.
son. Clayton Coleman, returned from
Charleston Monday.
Huntington Is dali v coming 10 tho
front again with another oil boom. The
South Penn Oil Company'a Prichard
Heirs No. |, which was dry in tho Cor.
don, was drilled to tho fourth sand and
it Ia making considerable oil from tina.
sand, but owing to n bad fishing job
they have been unable to drill 1t in;
therefore. 1t is impossible to toll what 1t
is making. This well is located north
west OF town aud in what was supposed
to be dry territory. Forrest, Hartman
K Greenleo John Shanks No. came In
Tuesday and Is making about 500 bar
rels per day. This well is located near
the Black,here No. and MIN Morgan
No. |. The former cano in como
months ago and mado 600 barrels per
day, while the latter was light well,
making about 10 barrels per day.
Tho South Penn Oil Company's
Hall No. !, in the same
locality came In last week and Is max
ing 100 barrels from the Big Indian.
This was quito surprise. as this well
was started for Gordon sander and
had to be abandoned on account OF
heavy flow Of oil. A number OF other
wells are due in few days and II these
prove good Warrington will have n
much larger boom this summer than
ever before. Several nav locations are
made on Fiat run, in the vicinity OF
those wells that are about due. Out in
the Fishing creek country, in Wetzel
county, number OF good wells have
came IN in the las. few days. 1t Is re-
ported that Carr Bros. have struck oil
in their Cocher we'll on Long Run.
eight miles east OF New Mar,insvllle.
This is rank wildcat and will omen up
thouIands OF acre, OF new territory in
that country.
?. Philips, OF Wheeling, who has teea
here for several weeks in the interest OF
the Mutual German Savings and Loan
Association, has met with very good
success. having sold $4,000 worth oil
stock. and on lue,day night George ".
busch, superintendent OF the agency.
organized a local board and the follow
ing officers were elected: President, II.
W. Johnson; vice president, George W.
Furbee; secretary. a. L. Francis; treas
urer, c. E. JolliIe. Directors, II. ".
Johnson, George ". Furbee. A. L.
Francis. C. +. JolliGe, |. n. Owens. II.
Stewart, A. Day. Appraisers, W. S.
Montgomery, L. 5. Tagari and Frank
Akin, all OF whom arc first class bust
ne,. men and among the bes, citizens
OF the town.
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time between tho two bodies. To-day
Miss Dosha accompanied Mrs. Mary
Mcpherson Foster, whu tho day before
had been elected as tho now president
oftho Daughters, aud Mrs. Ma Temple;
tho three Coming TO invite Il 9 Wonen's
Council 10 reception to DO given In
the afternoon by tho Daughters Of tho
Revolution. Mis-, May sowall intro.
duced tho three ladies' TO tho audience,
saying that Mary, tho nntno Of tho
mother Of Our Lord, was tho sweetest
namo woman could have. and that
three Marys, Mary Deshn, Mary
Foster aud Mary Temple sho intro.
duccd to rs. Mrs. Foster aud Miss
Desha mado pleasant addresses. II
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COUNCIL OF WOMEN.
AN Intoxicating Revlow OF tho Flrs.
y Weck OF tho sOsslon.
A HHEELING LADYS OBSERVATIONS

at tho Great Washington Convention.
Women of Hralns Who aro-ar>tho
head OF tho varlou, Groat reform
M"rnmcnts-rheIr Addresses Arc
graphically Dsscrib,d - Mormon
Women From Far on Utah prssent
Aho'r sido-lsoautIfui Receptions.
Daughters OF tho Revolution,
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An Important Suit.

speeia! Di.pa'eh 10 he Ln'elicenocr.
PARKgRsBuRG, ". Va, Feb. o7.-The
suit OF Mrs. A. E. Hill, OF Charleston,
agains. the Endowment Rank. knights
OF Pythias, came up in the United States
court to-day. Her late husband was
insured in the order for $1,000 and the
order refuses to pay on the grounds
that Mr.. Hill committed suicide. His
family do not believe tina. his death
was caused by suicide. The suit is at.
tracing much attention.
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FOR SALE .
SPECIAL nARiAlNs IN PEopERrY.

- LSihL bhRiHi.'o iN tIsOL .-hl L.
No. 10 South Penn street. sevcn.roomed new
house. laundry. bath room. hall porches both
gases, in the best location, with all the lates.
improvements: cheap.
No. llOi and HOG Market street. two store
rooms. eight larEdTooms upstaiFS flaSOl
No. % south Huron street, 5roomed house, lot
3sIl20 feet. sou
No. Gil Market street. 6roomed house, .os
l6rla3 feet sL5O0. -'.-.r
No. isis Jacob street, 7-roomed house. in good
location. 5000
No, II Fourteenth street. li-rooned brick
house: cheap.
No. lis South Penn street, 9-.ooned house.
bath room, with al latest improvements large
lot; cheap.
Also building lots. farms and residences OF all
sizes Call and see me.
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MONEY TO LOAN.
RINEHART g. TATUM,
CITY BANK BUILDING
Telephone 30 iiel6l Room No /
FOR SALE.

House. ; rooms and hail corner y. From, and
Kentucky streets. sLsoo.
House rooms, Eth street. cheap On casy
terms. 800,
fIon,e . rooms and hall. 2in street. in splel.
House rooms brick. Malns.. 5,h ward. S, 6jl
House. .cons. 1:cs. lacob street iih wa,I,
sl.sol.
House, rooms and hall, Park View. lot loor
lis feet easy terms. SLID.
House. 5 rooms. 9Th st, lot ?jvloo stost sl.7)l
Double house ioEooms, Indiana stree: Island
easy terms SlSll
House, 9 rooms. South HaEon s:see., Isllui.
House. rooms and hall. Make; s;r.o.. DO.
twcen eth aud S.h Streets elsy terms Sl7Jl
House, MONS, corues lot, .i,h street, oa,y
terms. Sl.iol.
Double house. S rooms. Coal street; Iss wa,i.
81 Ool
E. House, 5 rooms, Mccolloch street, Eas. Wheel.
Ing sl10l.
House rooms and hall. with large lot. 18th
street, Sl,601.
House. arooms. Charles street osy torn, $751;
House 5ruoms. Baltimore stre,:, East whcel.
ing. easy terms Sl0n
House. ! rooms, 18Th street, ea'y terms slil.
Splendid lot for dwelling house. Fol- stss,-
9Th ward sl6j1
House, 5 rooms brick 18th street cheap SlSn.
House, 10 rooms, brick with latse lot, 18th
street. cheap.
House 5 toorn& Jacob street. 9Th wa.i, cay
House. S rooms. Wood street 9Th ward, SLY
lIOnSc. G rooms, o.iih street SlOjl.
House. rooms. Wood street 9Th wnri SLID
Fine finished house. rooms and hall, PARK
View. lot lO0IliS feet Fora short tiuie only.
sl.s1o
Splendid house, 5 rooms aud hall Llpd street.
Dclvedctc sl,l5o
House, d rooms. brick. Markc. street Cea,,s
Wheeling. cheap, sl2n
lots on Lind street. Eclvcdcre, $50 aud SIS
each.
Three lots IN lark Wow. cheap
Basinea property on Market street at mois'.
ntc price.
real estate. Z.
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HARRY j. FINK.
Telephone 6s7. uaSl 1913 Market Street. City,
FOR RENT.

5-.ooncd brick. No. IS Virginia street
3 roomed frame No. Il South York street.
5-roouied prick. No. 49, North Front street
5-roomed frame, No. North Broadway street
S-roomed brick. No. 6 Virginia street.
6-roolncd brick. No. IS South Broadway.
3-roomcd frame. No. III North Huron street
S-roomed brick. No. II Fifteenth street.
3.roomed frame. No % Ohio street.
3.ooned frame. 10. 60 South YORK street.
SroOmcI frame. No. 10 South Elm street
i.7oomed frame. No llN5 -McColIoch street
i.roomcd brick. No 49,. McColloch street
o-r0omed hslcs. No. .sS9 EnT street
rooms. second floor. No. S7i1 Jacob street
i-roOr!cd brick, No. III Alley l.
, 6-TUomed brick. No 3G0i Woods street
5-roomed frame. No. 3l23 McCoIIoch street
.'rooned brick. No. GIG Main street
5'rOOmcd trIck. No l9l Thirty.third stree.
S.roomed frame. No. 81 Ohio street
5rOOmcd frame. No. 2I3l Woods street.
3-roomcd frame. No. lib Elizabeth street.
S'roOmed frame, No. y North Wabash street.
3'rOomcd brick. No. I. Alley.
7.rooned frame and store room. corner Foue.
.ccuth aud McColloch streets
Store building. Nos lil2 aud iili Main stree.
Store building No. lj.l Main street.
Oflico md living rooms, No. 1906 Market St
Oihce and living rooms. No. 1915 Market St
oficc room. No. 40, Chapllnc street.
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JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent. Colleoior. Notary Fable and
Pension Attorney. No lGi! Market siresi
~ fnl-
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Ann eatsAA'oo'
The council OF women Is to hold two
weeks. from February II to March ..
Thoy moo. IN throo session, daily.
morning, afternoon and evening. The
day sessions. unless they nro buiinoss
sessions, aro troo to the public. In tho
evening charge OF % cen,s is made Tor
admission and 10 cents extra for 70.
served seats. Some OF The evenings tho
attendance has boon 40 largo that hun.
drods have boon turned away. On tho
opening day II was announced that Miss
Frances Willard and Lady Henry Som
ersot were sick. both with Ia grippo,
and most probably would not be pres.
ont during tho council, but they ar
rlvod before the close Of the morning
sosaion. As they camo on tho platform
and weIe recognized by tho audience,
tho one the great lendor of tho causo OF
temperance In this country. and tho
n.her OF the same in England, the large
nudisnco rose on lts ton. and with ono
accord waved THAR hundlsorohiot, until
1t looked like ono soa Of white foam.
Both ladies nade short addrosscs OF
thanks for their warm reception. Sonr.
ly ivory ono knows Mis-, Willarj's nwcot
face, but lady Somersat IL no. 80 fl.
niliar to ". Sho Is fine looking Indy,
brunette. with q most beautifully
shaped head, which | was euablod to
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Colored Crepons,all shades,
at Sc, 81, Stag and Sligo.
In the toughest oldest effects
as well as the modest ones.
Assortment actually unri-
vailed. jAs
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On Wednesday tho platform OF the
Woman's Council was decor ated most
mnynihcently with the finest OF roses
md other flowers. sent in by admiring
friends. In the evening after the coun-
Gil opcnod very large floral token wa,
brought on tho stage. with n motto ac-
companyiu2 it. Miss Sewall read it
aloud, it stain: that the token was for
herself as president OF tho Council OF
Women She had II placol on front Of
tho stage for nil to enjoy. The Dauvh.
tors Of tho Revolution, who arc now
holding their annual mcu,ing in this
city, sent n population from their body
with lovo and greetings to tho Council
OF Women, inviting tho latter body to
visit the sittings Of the Daughters vi tho
Church OF Our Father, where they nre
held. Miss Sowall welcomed them
warmly and introduced thom to tho
officers and the audience, accepting
their invitation In tho nnmo OF tho
council and inviting them to seats on
tho platform, which they accepted and
remained for tho evening susaion.
Tho next interruption 10 tho eNer.
clses was OF Il very different nature;
telegram was handed Miss sewall,
stating tho dropping dead Of tho Hon.
Frederick Douglass. This was u great
shock to every one. especially to the
council. who had held two business
sessions during tho day. both OF which
Mr., Douglass attended,, In the morn
Ing ho had accepted scat on tho plat
form, hu. on returning hu said hc'prc.
forrsI to at on tho floor OF tho house.
whore ho could hoar vol. llc had
seumicd perfectly vol during tho day.
Mis-. Sewall road tho telegram e. tho
audience aud made some suitable 70.
marks about Mr.. Douglass and tho
esteem in which tho council hold him.
On tho twcnty.sccond tho hall OF tho
council va, beautifully decorated with
lays, and rs appropriate tho exercises
wero entirely patriotic. Mrs. Isabella
Charles Davis, OF New York. a member
OF tho committee on patriotic instruc.
ton, made n worry Emo address, as also
did Ellen Sponcor Msnaaey, OF this city,
who Ia = successful lawyer hero. Mas
Mary Dcsha. OF Kentucky. also made
iine address. Sho Ia n mombor both OF
tho Council Of Women and OF tho
Daughters OF tho Revolution. rs arc
many OF. tho ladies hcrc, dividing their
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50, s., 75c, ST,

in all the popular effects for
waists and children's dress
es. Il
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WANTED

WANTED.
T ADlES-TO DO FANCY WORK AT
IL home. DELRAY SEEDLEwoRK CO.,
Dclray, Mich. ielso
"ANTED-SMALL HOUSE FOR
w Two Person, In East wheeling. MIS-
4. J. BASSETT. II Florlds Street fc26"
"ANTED-A NURSE GIRL MUST
w have experience aud come we'll recon.
mended. Apply at 2L5j ChaplIne street iel9
SALEsMEN-WE SEND SAMPLES,
~ allow liberal salary aud expenses or com.
mission TO proper applicants Staple seller.
Three stores out OF five will order address, with
stamp. Lock Box 80 New York City nui-rThis
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500 and admire, ns shc removed her
iargo black hat before uhc addressed III.
Lady SomVact dresses styliShly In tho
prevailingmodc. haaquiol, distinguished
manners, aud looks to DO about forty
years Of aye.
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Dress Goods.
rnumplr, February Is, naa

BrightPlaids in nearly end.
less variety at
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All-Wool Imported CASH
meres, in the latest Spring
shades, on sale in basement
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The Biz Show Comma.

Mr.. Geo. Fl. Robinson, General
Contracting Agent of tho Great Wal
laao Shows, WAS in the city Tuesday
arranging for tho Big Shows which
will exhibit here May 20. MIR. Rob
inson, who is ono of the oldest aud
best known agents in the circus busi
ness, having been identified with the
large shows of the country for twen.
ty-five years past, informs the News
that the expenses OF the Great Wal
lace Shows run from S3, 200 to 81, ,0OC
per day, the large part of which sun
is expended in the city where the,
exhibit. This is tidy figure. and it
dull times like these the show should
be eagerly welcomed and lberally
patronized by all classes of the com
munity.
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tisn in lfs back arms and shoulders.
rend an item in his paper OF how
prominent German citizen of Ft.
Madison had beeh cured. Hs pro
cured The same medicine, and to uae
his own words: "It cured me right
up He also says: A neighbor and
hia wife were both sici in bed with
rheumatism Their boy was oyer 20
my house and said they were 30 bad
that lie had to do the cooking. T
trld him of Chamborlains Pain BALM
amp lIow it had cured me. he ptocur
e1a bottle of it and it cured them
up in n week. 90 cent bottles for
snlo by A Il. Hargrave.
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Jas Bandy, Esq., aud Jno. w. Crock
Ell, Esq.
Gentlem mAn.-
Yours of 4th has just been
handed me. / am surprised that
anyone should circulate the report
that the sheriff has the selecting Of
jurios in tho ccnnty-nnd any report
to that effect is without any founda-
tion whatever.
The names of all Jurors arc select.
ed by the Judges of this County
Courts, and the sheriff and his depu-
ties have no more to do with it than
any other citizen of the county. So
il anyone feels aggrieyed or sliyhted
in not having boen put on juries, tell
them, to lay the blame where it ba.
longs, to wit: ON the Judge OF The
County Court.
will say further, the sheriff has
no authority in the promises other
than to summon those who have been
selected by the Judge.
Very truly yours, &c,
j. III. STUART,
Judge Tazewell Co. Court.
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THE DISCOVERY SAVED HIS
LIRE

Mr. q. sCaillouette, druggist, Ben.
versville, ILL.,, says: "To DR.. Kings
New Discovery l owe my life. Was
taken with La Grippe and tried all
the ply sicians for miles about, but
of no avail and was given up and
told could not live. Having DR..
Kings New Discovery in my s'ore
sent for bottle and began its use
and from the first dose began to get
better, and after using three bottles
was up and about again. 1t Is worth
it's weight In gold. We won't keep
store or house without it," Get a
free trial bottle at A. II. Hargravc's
drug store.
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CURE FOR HEADACHE.

AS remedy for all forms of head.
aohe Electric ,Bitters has proved to
be the very best. 1t effects q perma-
nent cure and the most dreaded ma.
bitual sick headaches yield to its in
fuence We urge all who are afiict
ed to procure a bottle, and give this
remedy fair trial. In cases Of ha.
bitual constipation Electric Bitters
cures by giving the needed tonic 30
the bowels, and lew cases long resist
the use of this medicine. Try it once
Large bottles only Fifty cents at "A
r. Hsrgrave's Drug Stare.
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TAAEWELL VA. FRIDAY APRIL ~ 1895
L Landon has returned from


DR.. Landon has returned from
Salem.
Mrs. O'Keeffe returned from
Bramwcll Thursday morning.
Judge David e. Johnston, OF
Blucheld, was in town Thursday.
Mr.. nj. Dashiell, Of Roanoke, was
registered at the Central Thursday.
Richard Torpiu, Jr.. of Welch
was in consultation with some OF
our lawyers yesterday.
Misses Maggie Maxwell and Jen.
NE Grayheal, OF Maxwell station,
were.in town a short time Thnrs.
day.
Judge j. H. Stuart, who has been
attending Mcdowell couit, returned
Wednesday.
Capt. Rees Bowen, the good look.
ing conductor of the through freight.
stopped over at his home here We'd.
nesday.
Judge Holbrook, of Bluefeld, and
Hobart Miller, of Cocburn. have
been among our visiting lawyers
this term
Miss May Mustard, one of Tnze-
wells most charming young ladies,
was doing some shopping here
Wednesday,
Circuit court closed Thursday
morning and Judge Williams re.
turned to his homo in Wythcville
that evening.
Deputy Sheriff Steele left yester.
day for tho penitentiary with two
prisoners. He was accompanied by
Mr.. Ed. Pyott.
The trial of Yance's Adminlstrnt
or against Richlands Coal Company,
of which we spoke last week, re
suited in n hung jury.
A lnrge drove of fine looking
porkers belonging to Mr.. j. w.
Crockett, passed through town yes
teriay on their way to Pocahontns
Our better hnlves say thoy could
not keep house without Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. II is used in
more than half the homee in Leeds.
SIMS Bros. Leeds, Iowa. This shows
tho esteem in which that remedy is
hold where it has beon sold for yonrs
and is we'll known. Mothers have
learned that there liz nothing so good
for colds, Group and whooping cough
that il cures these ailments quickly
and permanently, aud that it is safe
and pleasant for children to tnke. rs
and so cent bottles for sale by A. T.
Hargrnve.
A number Of persons Witnessed
the marriage of Miss Miss Moore, Of
Wright's Valley, to DR.. Tabor Of
Pocahontas, which occurred in the
parlor of the Central Hotel last
Sunday, tho ceremony being per.
formed by Rev. B. w. S. Bishop
They arrived here early in the
morning, it being intended as n sur
prise party to some who were loft
behind M
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is very complete.
We invite a close inspection
of goods and prices.
r. G. CHAPMAN.
Subscribe for the News.


Subscribe for the News.
Mr.. G. w Bambert, of Princeton,
is here.
Mr.. w. B.tBall has returned to
Honaker, and will not return AT
this term of the college.
For Rogers knives, forks, tea and
table spoons. butter dishes. pickle
stands. salt and peppers, call at
Pobst & Bottimor's.
BY an error in the types last
week, VIC made Mr.. r. G. Chapman
offer summer silks at 3G! instead Of
374 cents, for which we apologize.
1t will bo an agreeable surprise to
persons subject to attacks OF bilious
colo to learn thet prompt relief may
oe had by taking Chamberlain's Collie
Cholera and Diairhoea Remedy. In
many instances, the attack may be
presented by takiDg this remedy 40
soon as the first symptoms OF the
disease appears. 25 and 90 cent bot
ties for sale by A, r. Hargrave.
The Easter service of Clinch Val
ley Commandery, Knights Templar,
will not he held.
See announcement of Mr. John
w. Crockett, for Sheriff, in this is
sue.
Ifyon have country produce to
sell or exchange for goods. write to
Baber & Turpin. See their ad. on
another page. ~
Mr.. John II. Litz announces him
self in this Issue of the NEWS (.
candidate for the Office of Count,
Treasurer.
Read Our premium offer of Mar
llp Rifle. catalogue pIice, $40 so
% or .32 calible. az desired by th,
winner rs
A longnumber of ycarsin busi
ness gives dignity and honor to
firm the same as gray lair to al
old man. The Hobbie Music Ca
has been in business for man,
years and has sold thousands q
pianos and organs to as many full.
satisfied customers. Write then
for prices.
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SEVEN REASONS
Why you should buy your
SPRING AND SUM-
MER CLOTHING
AND FURNISHINGS
FROM
w. G. HARRISON & co.

1st. We buy more goods and carry a
larger stock than any other house in
our line in Tazewell.
end. WE PAY CASH AND SAVE THE
DISCOUNT.
3rd. We have had a large and practical
experience in buying, and our knowl-
edge Of clothing is not confined to
One WtJntLtnctu7~y'S Lime, but
we have priced and compared the
stocks of the leading manufacturers
of Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
York, and we really believe we buy
at n lower price for the same class of
goods than any other Clothing firm in
Tazewell.
4th. Our expenses are very light, and
we can afford to give you the lowest
prices possible.
5th We have taken more than usual
care in selecting this stock, having
spent some time in Baltimore and New
York, thoroughly posting ourselves,
SO that we might be in condition to
give our friends and patrons the best
possible value for their money.
9th. We have almost entirely discarded
shoddy goods and arc handling bet
ter class of Clothing than ever.
7th. Clothing is very much lower this
from S1.00 to $500 on an ordinary
suit, and we propose to give our Gus
toners the full benefit Of all reduc-
tions.
MASONIC BUILDING,
TAzEWELL, VIRGINIA.
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When Daby was slcls, we gsye her casteris.
When sine was q Child, sho cried for CastorIa.
When ahe became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
Whom she had Chiidron. sho gave thezn Caesoria
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80 styles Ladies and Misses
Summer Shoes, soc. to $500,
in C's, D's and Els.
Black, Tan, Coffee and
Patent Leather.
The two last named are spe-
cially suited for
EVENING WEAR
and are in Razor, Piccadilly and
Opera Toe.
We carry all the styles of the
CELEBRATED
ZEIGLER SHOE.
Celebrated because it com
bines the two essential qualities
ina shoe, namely,
STYLE AND DURABILITY.