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,lciious, ventilated ami IN every way
sNitsi to Que pyrpcSr, and
Whereas Professor w. : Su,fon. suJcr-
intcaGcns o; ci;t schoolE. visited srd IT, Pc
turc5 TO US on tho subject OF Percent
aer. clearly demonstrating his state
Hnenjs by examples, therefore be to
Resolved That W express ear most
sincere gratitude. and DO by this TESTIFY
isAi NC Zee! that Ne have been greatly
benefited,
Resolved further. That for courteous
ami hospfahlc rrcric Houston stands scc-
one TO none, and 90 the citizens IN son
erAl and tho teachers In particular We
levi ourselves obligated
Resolved That IN the person OF Fro
lessor Jesse Washington. the examiner
furnished rs by the department Of oduca-
ton. We ana a lcsrncd. kindly disposed ana
impartial gentleman. FOR whom we *
prrss oar mos. sincere thanks
RESOLVED. Thai We psi; forth our efforts
"a rat>c The Houston summer Normals
20 Dc a permanent fixture ana -hat each
OF Us lapcr 10 that end Hesnoctfnlly.
., = Smith, Chairman;
Mrs W. y. Anderson
@. 7 Wilson, Secretary:
tfNrnf,4ff..sa
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I d ahere VIII ne a allca meeting ~, non.
work ~ \, r. ANA 4. 81 ter. 'i''', w..
'h 'he r. e. dsgrcc -''' Tor
p,e,i, r@r ih'ft pf cattse viii b.,, H a $
ilu,s",' aiA R,1rne toiaS before I,.,,,.
fne pon ~ yrc Interested in the tr,.., ,... III,
nishi ~, are cNpccioi ,e ~. r,..+,." ','
Imam building, on prrs., n ,,.s sSi','' lr
lnyrtfE Fio.ds, General stark. vyin,.-
v ,,1''''.h any ,iucs y ,li'tn,. Ain iil!"m
Aransas nsn ~, vac ne sahcr "a m M.
chink,oIs by j. W. Ch1siy wan .,.l i,q ~.
MI ~ Cronin, secretary p,v.s. ,.....
~ .,I' WI he "a mcfflrr- o., II '' r
'nn t.sttet N ~iical ass cisi,or XXI hnus-
pvi't 'minal Abortion" b5ltlat-l ot r.
Mi lINon, wn0 reside, a., r..
h'i'tI h' r. me Sixth war s,bto, unity
NOT H'p inc = t'cc NcsrerlaN 49, l',l'',
stray Ghi-d at her nonsc. hat M ' .ro nad
one In search OF lost cmid 10y any
The annual stockho,ders n,-e,,r.,
Mcrgan's Point Iand and Loan - -. the
Will he held al Q o'clock this y, a,,..itinrahy
the ofhoe OF L. p. Hambien. Ares a.
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THE CITY CalUNc1L.

There will he a regular meeting of IN.
cry council this afternoon at = o.,,oc,.
''' council chamber This metcne
WIN pr'hah'N be Of an uaintcresting p,-
,r.' ,'nlNSs something comes up that has
Tugs. "'' go" ''r mee'-
hn meeting viii probably he n shor,
" , '"''SS there Is considerable nfw bus
S.veral or ilnances introduced at tho
IL, ",''l 'nf IF the council VIII probably
"' Gus posed Of al this meeting. ''N
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THE EMMETT pIrNtC

The general arrangement comm toe for
'he iimm" pcnlc. 10 he given al r,r.s,
f'rk on September -, met ycsterA,y ana
number 81 details were dis,usa,1 .r,
J.. position Of tho Ia Force ro,3 "a r"n
cN'l rtion trains from Gnlves,,,, ~
~" event was accepted upon rb,. nm,
incubation OF the committee ON trons,,5,.
tatl9N nd'r me Arrangement witb XXI.
roHa the cNrurslon tickets sold IN, ~
weston ar 81, thc round trip wiu ,'''
e"ur y ON Ting the holder 10 ain,isst,,,
mo ine picnic grounds The comm,
a.so HfrNa TO run late train to (;eiVa.,
tor ~ n D. m '''''''
The invitation COMMITTEES rcpor,o1 t,,.
Govern Cu'horsou had been formal.
nv tea go he prtstut az The pirnI' t',,
ma not mus far signidvd his arcnnt,nr'
OF The ipN'atiot. '''"'N0
Hon. Thomas n Ban and Mr. loo I,,,,,.
have accepted an invitation to give n III
q hate ON The grounds durnS the progress
of Inc picnic. ''s
Other attractions w.ll he added from
ume 10 time aua me valuable prigrs
viii Ice eff nod for Various contrs.s
The Emmett /; lcs win drln mo Tvlcr
prosrtmmo upon which they put I'M so
much Tine and hard work prior 10 tho on.
c'npment hu' which they wer. NOT nor
nit'd 70 execute owing to the w.h-
llawal Of the prize that had been offered
py the fruit Palace associatidn
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WHY NOTp

mn, Ie every, agent and appliance. an.
p,ard NINA" ~ modern science, IS at tho CON-
t"nu ut 4 thoroughly modern plnnt A.
11'Gn"d for laundry work. Ike III" SioGo,
~, ,.;, mary, lNl Prairie avenue. co,t.'e,l
fe en- ,E W'rH rNp"rience and he best of
~ nas no equal In tho CITY WhN
= 3u-unf we lead ard yCu Ire vim ~ ~
Man. u" ~. HAMBURGER & Drev,n, s
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sly visiting hcr parents. Mr ana Mrs
Franklin avenue
"a H. Everett of the san Antonio tx-
IresF IS in ne city sronnng faw DAYS
" m his brother Milton H. Everett. chief
'l.lk N Inc general passenger Department
me Houston East and West Texas
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Vessels Sale, .Ir ~ TCls..5, !. !
o.. walter ItitP,sr, Ss


Washington. Aus ~ pcil .. "A
Texas. Fair, pr'esiT,la :, ,ortlsa Z
the coast. warmer " ~
"I For o 'Nfkansas; Fax sni W.
For colorado esouthsrp
Far. warmer -,
winds. r,,r wffp
winds -. xarrnH
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,,n AZ, gqrti haSle unpaid his CON
L." r W Ms Sroeifor and Mrs VA
In nm, m 70 MR. Elizabeth S Tracy at ia,
AVA avenue. by Monday. August .. -
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ARCADIA IN SOUTH TEXAS.
SIGNS Indicate ShOWcry Weather,
Ending in General Rains.
PREPARATIONS FOR FAMILY GARDENS
u.~ of Fertilizers Necessary for Good
Rcsults-List OF Vegetables for
An umn Planting.

Think thou and act tomorrow thou
shalt dle-outstretchci In The suns
warmth up)n the shore. Thou say'st
Mans measured rath is all gone Ger
How should this be? Art thou then so
much more than they who sowed. that
thou shouldst reap TN rehy?"
The daily showers that are now cooling
and refreshing the earth Indicate a lower
barometer. and Il much lower temporI-
turo. While the people in the gr5l, cit
les al tho East are swelter.ng ami dying
under n temperature of 10, degrees at
midday, We in South Texas are enjoying
a much miller coalition. and tho nights.
famed by the braazes of the Gulf Of Mex
leo, are truly elysian. The thcrmomc er
In my ofnce only .ldi ates 81 lie src,s a.
y. m. Unless all Signs fail w are nov
going TO naNe II mo nh oil slow,ty
weather. winding up ~ 1narll ram.
| nder those CIRCUMSTANCES, 1t Is TIM to
thinh about the IAN garden. Therefore
think thou ana net.
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>. HEhREW NEW YEAR c,pns
f.ne 'ot at liancock's Book str,a o.
N0tsTON GAa I.Inur 80

"'s Tor Illuminating. cooking boo,,r.
N,tNU. General Manage W d. = Ale
J., 9. Crawford M, re. A., ,o,o
avenue ~" MAN, luz Texas
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PERSONAL MnN'NoN,

carr Lucy ~ Austin IS In the citv.
u hlant Of orange is N the city.
Nat 4 Hun wei known travelling
man Whose headquarters ars in MoNia.
Is In the city.
Mira A. Simon OF New York 10 IN the
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the coLonED N0RMAL scuooL.

Tho summer Normal school for colorod
teachers which was conducted IN hiss ,,ty
during The summer has closed its tc.>,on
anu ~ meeting OF tho toachesrs ON Sat
lions.
whereas, the summer Normal Nh.ch has
been IN SEES ion for the past ak weeks
mas come to close. and
Whereas general diffusion Of know.
edge - necessary Tor the Amelioration of
the races. therefore be IL
Resolved. Ihht the thanks OF the teach.
err, are hereby extended 60 the principni
and his corps Of teachers FOR thoir able
and proiclcnt work IN our behalf and Tor
the impartial Uranner ~ witich Affairs
have teor conducted
Resolved. That We express our graft
tule TO the city school board for the use
OF The high school building. which is COM
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MAXINE INTElllul"
Port of dAlvei''' .

Vessels In PcIts ,,.
s. Alava. to cullif0ra' IA
e's sc i'0 Carrie E. Lane I" '
p.er %. . ~ ". WIS.,
tine. - m Fowl.
u, SO. mr., Vim. Ia
quarantine. =, c,xyef & "
Vessels Sailed Az e. f Sss
So SIR Walter nais'sSS. Nv sS
TX i}lenda. G.fis' S,rilt Al
SIS VIM. Branf9rnn Aa':
= = A hsNd. MGOntey,i.dIits,n n, va
s. Ma;,eawaa, bbsis,piI,. ~ "a
g Eincroy, FnilsaEsh,sstsls @Sst
S. Aymestry, s,rdsrlani ~
So britannia, Tso'nica, Wa
g Aiayumba, RIO u ae 4, Pr'~
Sch Vim. NJ BTU
gust o.
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FOR sale very cheap ON t,,,a
'oIlza Z. ana L. co. "''e' = j. i'as-
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wanted at nousto.J SpreaJ ibn n, ~ al, "@llN
on the lana and .uads az, ,,i,'r ihIIuie7
If you u.s. spadc lahor b.,,V" ."ci" IN
rtumed down 10 No iu ne spade
have It run Two or th,.. -, we pow
sans fuIrow '''"rS III tAt
envv,>,,.
H'N lN,i TIE SEED
Having spaded and rak.d or ,,...,
and narrowed ,bo a,,,', moved
w VIZ S'ouitl INTO "A long
u SdS ten t6et wide, and as long a.
practical. now run n limo ,ro..,,.... ,
opt liUle fnrr,vs ,ir,u,, - 1Hi
ot su pin and nj mo 'iis,a,, we nne
ordI.Iry tln.e ver1',,,l,s ,,t' ne
grown from seed mn thc r,n can "'
I,cats Dpru th. luz -
ed la ifches d,a, we I'fIowS Tor he
at lt.t.i ono a. y, "lN Hi"p ne sea
fulV WIN IN, NfN men rcNcr care
a. f. eco as "a, IN, VI uH manu-, th"n lay
rc,, ana vyin III VN,r tnr ."nE-h OF the
l,nt 10 rnll nv, - P'aI'h MS Is equNa
NOT ANA ir,, ,.' ground ana m TINS
cor ihc N.Ito ''''"'n H. extremely essential.
She sccd cr,,n . re- n ana prevent
row, -. It W. ~ I"h uE' + II tine little FUR
WNh wafer SOW the seed, ana cover
arlri ~, "',No we rows iltc u inches
h.,r fo, c,"' mos Su table varieties of
,,, ~uutl 'Nt' are Eclipse Very
tLn ,,r ~ AN tn. rltly iiiood lump beci,
LnrN standard variety. In ortuary
srny Mi nnu IN drained ground, heets vii
rl','1";H,n, %'iu p"ie beans for snaps may b.
r5antfa by opening burrows in tha I'M.
MANN as. lor h'ots. hut the r,rrou'e
~ o,",u' tnrer inches deep. Drop a s,cd
H. 'ND.N men ana cover Us hetoi.. MAKE |
IN HWH tWo ana onc-h1f Ice, na,'f
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-13

Some OF the best physicians who
have had their eyes examined ana In
vestlga,ed Professor slren's new sclen.
tiHc method OF examining tho eyes and
hitting glasses without use OF drugs
and making tho patient blind for n
week, or having them look mt charts
etc, or In any way depend upon tho
patient, is wonderful ana the only nh.
salulc correct way for examining thr
eyes for glasses, Professor Shelf can be
consulted and VIII examine tho eyes
free ut lilo Main street. = :
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FALL sTYLEs-PopUI,AR PRICES,

Call and examine our large and hand
som. limo Of Foreign and Domestic Nyool-
Gus for Overcoatings,s nitings mud Innta-
looniiigs at popular prices. We handle
exclusive noVeities,to be found nowhere
else. Esda
The stylish cut nmd superior finish of
our garments recommend Themselves,
Fine Furmishings n speciality. Agents for
JarOs Hygiene Underwear, Elglmie
Perfect Drr>s shirt, Fred NJ. Walton nne
Neck,vrar, md the famous Bitter all
wool Knit Jacket.
Just received 500 doien more or our
celebrated double sole Taco Yarn half
Hose mt .!5c pair.
q. HESS Il SONS,
Fashion u blr TnilOrs and Fine Furntslirrs,
.--.- I32I.l323 Market Street.
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Miss Emma Moore Scott, who pur-
chased from us,about n year ago, Il fine
Kraukauer plano, returns 10 India Tor
work this week, and has
decided TO sell her piano. She has
placed It In our hands for sale and are
instructed to offer IT. at a very low
price. Tie piano has been but very
little used and Is n rare bargain.
aa T.. W. BANNER Il CO.,
Wheeling, w, Va,
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CHRONIC constipation IL painful,
disaGreeablc and shortening din
Guilty II dcranRes the system, causes
sick headache, bad breath, and poisons
the blood. 1t can be readily over
como by; Dc Wits little Early IRIsers,
These little nils are great regulators.
Charles Il. Goctzc, corner Twelfth and
Market streets; Bowie & Co, Bridge
mort; Peabody & Son, Bcnw0od.
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LOCAL BREv1rIE,.
Matters OF Minor Moment In ana Abont
J.. fhr CIfy SOL a,sr

NhtttTs ot Mthor 'iUHteht III AIN aboht
the City.
The Warwood tool works resumed
yesterday.
The city council meets tonight in reg
ular session.
At the Grand to-night-"The Dia-
mond Breaker"
Prof. ]. McHcnry Jones will speak
at bridgeport tonight.
The rolling department OF the Bel
mont mill went on yesterday. after 4
temporary shut down.
Tine McMechcn. preserving company
continue 10 work day and night forces
to keep up with orders,
Mr.. Z. A. Moore, produce dealer on
Twenty-thrd street, is the proud pos
SCISSOR of a handsome new delivery
wagon.
AIessrs Fletcher & Drake have some
thing interesting to say to spectators
in their advertisement on page four of
to-day's Issue.
Workmen are tearing down house
belonging To Gus Fischer. on South
E1!f street, 4 new house will be built
on the same lot.
The woman struck by the Pittsburgh
train Saturday morning at Beech Bot
tom, causing death at u later hour. has
been identified as Rebecca Criswell,
well known in Wheeling and vicinity.
Her remains We're inferred in Brooke
cemetery Sunday forenoon.
4 handsome picture of Major Nc
li!nley and Wife, In coiors. adOrns the
desk of Chief Bennett at police head
quarters. 1t is tho work of MIR. Jerry
Miles. formerly NJ this city, but now
OF Pittsburgh, and is one OF the most
attractive cards seen here during the
campaign.
"Whsellng lntell!gencer" Is the name
of the handsome and ilect-winged pig
con owned by Mr.fJ. L. Dunn. of the
Island, and 1t Is gratifying to know
that 1t Won the long distance rage last
week, from point out in Ohio. The
bird made excellent time on the fly,
and averaged l.a06 4-lO yards per min
ute.
There is some talk OF getting up some
sort of n celebration during ti.l month
Of. NuHembst IN honor of the centen-
nlalH0fs Brooke. county, which occurs
during that month"; 1, Is probable that
after the election the matter will take a
tangible shape and be pushed through
to finish, II Is to be hoped that there
VIII be no failure The town of Wells
burg should have had some Sort OF
demonstration in 1891 commemorative
or Its centennial. hut 1t was allowed to
pass by without II '-rT-'. rlE So
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With the exhIlhratlng sense OF renew.
cd health and strength and internal
cleanliness. which follows the use OF
Syrup OF Figs, Is unknown TO the few
who have not progressed beyond the
old-tIme medicines and the, cheap sub
stitutes sometimes offered. but never
accepted by the well-informed.
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IN CLERK HOOKS OFFICE


Very little business was done in Clerk
Hooks office yesterday. Clarence VIII
son qualified as notary public, giving
bond 'inthe sum of $3.50 with John j.
Coniif assursty.
a marriage license was Issued to Louis
.Koehlcr. aged q, OF Marshall county,
and Miss Anna Gerschel, aged %, OF
Ohio county.
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The stir IN the optical business since
Henry W. Eta, the opticlan. has opened
his Optical Parlor I'M the Exchange
Bank building. Mr., Etz 10 n graduate
op,Ican and understands his business,
devntcs his entire attention 10 the cor
rectlon Of defective vision, Gives salts
faction and his prices are very reason
able .aEHr'. .,s44a.=F .1.a.I
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SPEED and safety are the watch
words OF the age. One Minute Cough
Cure acts speedily. safely and never
falls. Asthma, bronchltls, coughs and
colds are cured by Ii. Charles r.,
,Gactze, corner Market and Twelfth
streets; Bowie e Co.. Bridgeport; Pea
body 4 Son, RcnwOod. ~
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The council committee on fire depart
ment met last night and audited bills
amounting TO $500, which we're ordered
paid.
The committee on cemeteries consid-
cred bills amounting TO $50 80 and or
dered them paid.
The committee on real estate ordered
bills paid amounting 10 $50 Sc.
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NEARING The END.
The Charter Commission will ComI,lct
Its Work In One More Meeting.

The city charter commission held a
meeting last night In the first branch
council chamber and went over a por-
ton of the charter from the point left
OF at the last meeting.
Those present were AIessrs. Hazlett,
O'Brlen, Lutz, Kl!eves. Hamilton, Dav-
ison. PAUL, Edward Bodley, and Attor-
ney I;rskine.
The committee took up the matter of
compensation for the city treasurer, and
1t was decided, after much discussion, to
fix the limit at $4,000 per year, which
includes his fees from the school fund,
and from which he shall pay all clerk
hire, etc. BY this arrangement the
amount the city will pay him Will not
be more than $500, as the school fund
pays the collector OF taxes on an average
not less than $1,000 per year.
Sections ~ and 81 were amended so as
to make It necessary that the entire 10
cent levy fund be expended only for i'm
provrmenCs on streets and alleys desig-
mated by the city council. This was
done with the object In view TO stop log
rolling by various councimen who trade
off certain portions of their appropria-
lions to other members wards, thus
giving their section the worst of 1t.
Section sc was stricken out and a
clause substituted which gives the
mayor power to. appont a clerk OF po-
lice court. In case of the absence of the
regular clerk and he shall be compen-
stated the same as the regular clerk.
whose salary will be cut off when he Is
not on duty.
The commission then went over that
portion Of the charter relating to the
collection and assessment OF taxes, po-
lice court and city prison, and made lit
tie, IL any, change. The members will
probably finish up their work in one
more meeting, which will be held later
In the week.
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MAITERS
Considered by Various Commit.
tees Last Night.
TIE ClTYGAS TRUSTEES MELT
Aud. Consider Floer,h,im'. Coal iii and
a Charge Against nn Empioye : The
Charter comai.ion Also In Session,
And Amends several section, OF the
I I'roposed chrrt.r : Other Committed.
Meet AMI Audit nils. I; ,s... y

The city gas board held a meeting last
night and considered severalfmatterssof
interest. to the, general public. Il
The first to come before the body, was
the question OF a settlement otthe coal
matterwlth Henry Floershelm, who was
shown by the investigating committee
to owe the city several thousand dollars
for over charge underline old gas board.
Mr.. Floersheim was present and was
represented BY his attorney Col George
b. Caldwell, City Solicitor Boyce was
also present In behalf Of the city,
Va ltEappears thatSNlr.t Floershelm has
rendered a statement OF the coal used by
the city gas plant, and furnished by him,
which differs very materially from the
statement secured by the gas board, and
1t was finally decided to postpone set
Element until later In the week. In the
meantime the secretary OF the gas board
will 20 to the Floerselm works and to
Pittsburgh to Investigate the matter.
After finishing the Flocrseim matter
as stated above, the members briefly DIS
cussed the charge made through card
printed In an evening paper, to the effect
that certain gas collector had favored
several gentlemen who had allowed
their bills TO run over the discount
period OF ten days, by allowing them the
benefit OF the discount, thus cheating
the city out OF the amount of the dis
count.
Secretary Schul stated that rs soon as
he read the article he Investigated the
charge and upon looking over the books
found that the gentlemen's bills whose
names were given, as the beneficlaries OF
the action, had been paid prior to the
10th by one Of the meter takers, (not
by a collector) therefore the city lost
nothing In the transaction.
The employe who had paid the bills Is
confined TO his home by sickness and
therefore 1t was impossible to investi-
gate further. The board deslresit to be
understood, however. IL the man did as
charged, pay the bill az favor to the
gentlemen In question, and then asked
them In return to vote for candidates
on the county ticket. he did so without
their knowledge. They deny that It
was possible for an employe to make
any exception in the charging of the
discount, as the names OF the dellnquents
are all entered In a book on the morning
after the discount period has expired,
and any attmpt 10 change the figures
would show.
II an employe desires to pay any.
body's bill before the 10Th OF the month.
of course the board cannot object, but
they do not sanction any man in the city
employ to solicit votes in any such
manner. A further Investigation will
be held later In the week,
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& EVERY season brings a new crop OF
cough remedies, but they cannot COM
pete with that grand. old Dr.. Bulls
Cough Syrup.
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REMOVAL NOTICE.

Jacob W. Grub has removed his store
from the Grand Opera House building 10
No. 1909 Market street, Nvhere u large and
elegant line of Jc,vrlry, Watchis, Dia-
monils, etc., may be found.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
str"nErrsin the City aud Wheeling rolk.
hhrOui -hl. E, Htr

Mrs Annie Morris left yesterday for a
months visit 10 st. Louis, Mo.
Mr., Conrad lachman, the well known
grocer OF South Eoff street, IS seriously
Ill,
Mr.. John Stencil OF Darkc county,
Ohio, IL visiting relatives out caldwell's
run,
MlsA Rose Gnraghty, of the South Side,
Is visiting Miss Nora O'tirlcn. In Hanes-
VILE.
Mr.. Henry Schmulbach Will move In
from his country residence at Roncy's
Point, TO his ChaplIne street home, to-
morrow 'a.r-a tst
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rAsHJs oaoTStass AND F6RStsaRss AT
A Peep at Possibilities.
Ht "a q. oTataas ANp IruRNlsAaas.
Quality has supreme sway w;a, US. Ii need

Quality has supreme sway WITH US. II need
be, profit must pay for the achievements Of our
ambition. Ifwe'vc got a hobbyit is to make our
SIS grades Of suies and ovcrcoais marvels Tor the
money. The facts say we vf}Fpeeeeded, a
; comparison Of iabrissnlaking fashion
telltacs Of worth prove EN- deserving rivals Of
thebcst: $40 can command in any other store in
the state, Or SIS at any taors, That isntanytoo
strong a paralel'to draw,
] Z This scasonswc have truly stood upon. the
shoulder Of past excellence and easily reached a
higher perfection, giving you better suit---a bet
\ ter ovcrcoat- bigger yariety--a bigger moneys,
worthfor ST. 100 than sc have yerbeen albeit do
before
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/; 1fsyou. eyes need attention they need Il
at once. Delays are dangerous, and may
easily result In !rreparable mischief, Keep
your eyes strong and y, your Sigh! clear BY
NERVES and prevent HEADACHE.
burning and watering OF the eyes, blurrlng
Of sight. etc.a We test NIL defects OF sight,
including ASTlGMATISM, Consult us I:
advice Is given You as 10 Whether Eissses
will benefit or. not. ~ III f...'5
Satisfaction Is guaranteed In every case.
PROF. L. LEVITT, Manager.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-13
Dillon, Wheat & Hancher Co.
acknowledgement


7Onlrrl Nus. a5 aud VI Fourteenth strocl.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-13

Talking about Dress Goods when writing ad. We want
to impress the fact the Of this city that such
stock Of Fine Imported High Class Dress Goods
displayed in this city, Will you spare half hour looking
through You will notbe asked and under circumstances
urged TO buy Imported Dress Fabric that doing
dcriul business #Es