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l CAN FURNISH yoU good cooks, wait
er-, chnmhcrmaids. coachmen. yard
hands, NURSES, housckcepers. clerks. etc.
Can or write Bureau OF Information, si4
Travis street. =,
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W WANTED Some one to open n drug
store ut Wnllsvilic. Texas: two pay.
siciars win give thesr prescriptions "a
the right man Address BOX Is. WALTZ
Nlilc, Texas. ~
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WANTEIl--F9stIon TO do oTiIdren'a seW-
irg. Address lIra Cap.nl avenue. q
THE Houston Steam Carpet Cleaning
Works renuvates carpets. cruno lo;ls,
rugs. feathers and mattresses, nphoister
ing and furniture repairing; gilt rlge
referon ,es; call for prices, phone bls (.
corner Smith and Mckinney. Henry
Tonndcrl z.
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WAN'TlIp-S Several good nursery sales
men. anywhere in Texas. Louisiana. Ar
Kansas or New Mexico; largest commits
son ever paid, good man can max. saa0
lNt month; 10 fake but a sure thing.
Write for particulars. Il. a. McKcngit,
6G,s Main strcet. Houston. TOMS q
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION or
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF HOUSTON,

AT Houston. in the State OF Texas. Vt the
close of business July IL. 1876
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AGENTS WANTED-To SELL portrait OF
lion. ". }. Hiyan. democratic Candidate
Tor president, printed on heavy plate Ia
pof. s.ze FAN. send luv for sampit and
prices. Lloyd & Co.. lld u. EiBnth al,
Cincinnati ONO rs
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Edgar watklns
ALLEN q WATKINS,

ALLEN q WATKINS,
Attorneys at Law. Rooms BE-, 500 and ia
Binz Building, Houston. Texas. Teiepnons
LovEJOY d SAMPSON,
Attorneys and Councillors at Law, Gal.
weston, Texas, have established branch
offices in Houston, Texas. Blnz Building.
Roonis ~. s23 ami 81. with Allen 4 wal.
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WANTED Position us bar porter or Of
nee boy, has good reference: work Of
amy Kind. Audrcss Isaiah jackson, Law
lpr hJtel "a
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WANTED Responsible. energetic men TO
handle oar lnc OF cnnNassing samples.
must be able to furnish references; peo-
rle having harciied clothing preferred.
ror part culaiS HuuftsH Tatvrnade
Clothing Co.. 1873 aud 1a1 south Halstcad
Street. Chicago. III. y
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SITUATION WANTED BY yo,lne col
orcd boy. taking care of horses and
wtrKing around The yard. Address H.
Washington. 1904 Chcnevert street. Hous-
,cii. TeAas. 70
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Situation Wanted.

W ANTED--Fosition rs bar porter or Of
nee ooy, has good retsrence. work OF
ANY Kind. Audfess Isaiah jackson. Law
lvr ho.el. -
POSIrION--As sAlrsi,,,ln in retail lumber
yard, any part vi Texas; exper.enec IA
nAaulng ai,u scaling hmbcr. salary no
consideration. references. j. BOYD. Cor
iisah. Texas. "a
ANrEp-Posiuon to do gencral house
work for small family IN country. by
m;ddle-aged lady. Addtess. 1908 Capitol
avenue. -
Wan rED-Work as assistant or helper IN
some office, have common school
me. ;isi. this office. "a
WANTED--S.,uauon by young colorcd
man as valet with tiaveung r umm,t.
Address u. Washing ton, 1871 Chonev,r,
street. Houston. Texas. -
SITUATION WANTED by a young eel,
ored boy. taking care of horses and
Washington. 1904 Chcnevert street. Hous-
,cii, Texas. y
a MtDlLE-AGED white woman wants
position as houSekccper or 10 take care
OF chidvon. Address G@l, this office. y
PRINrER-situ wanted ON good
country paper ON or before september !
experience. Address q. $. Smith, Vie
fora. Texas. -
a COMPETENT INSTRUCTOR" patient aud
coriolshed. desires IA situation as pri-
waite Instructor, city or country; board
VITA family II desired, best Oh vcf,v
.nocs. Auircss .asV, th.s Office. ~
YOUNG MAN. 81, wants position as book
Keeper or assistant. II work anywhere:
good references. Address +. l.. Britain
Georgetown. Texas. -
W ANTED--lsy exper.enced cotton wcigher
position on wharf or In Held: will go
anywherc; reference gwen IL required.
Address ID. J., Williams. Lovelady,
Texas. =.
SITUATION wanted 10y first-ciass saw
filler and sawyer. VIII take either for
fair wages. good reference and wcil cx-
r.r.cnced. hg min preferred. Address
Mona Mill Co.. Mona, Texas. %
a POSITION wanted by graduate in
pharmacy. both English and German
spoken. no had hubiis; best references
gwen. state salary wiling TO pay. Adj
lress Eriil c. koerth. Sweet Home
Texas "a
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* MtBlJ.E-AGEp whts woman wants
position rs housek,cper or 10 take care
OF clildVon. Address ,gl, this office. -
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W IN TEIl--TSe Mukers on constructlon OF
the Il. C.. = aud u. railway. % miles
rorth Of Lake Charles; excellent timber;
lic Tor making. lake lecsvilie Rad. .Ap-
ply to IL. l.. Nell. Lake Charles. La. Sig
nor Burton a Co.. contraclors Team
VIII leave oburltn. on the Watkins and
Guit railroad Sunday mornings. ana
l.ano Charles Wednesday mornings for
work. 20
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Wanted to Buy.

NTIsD--For cash. one corner lot IN
e,od locality, ia Second or Third wards.
Address Cash buyer this office, q
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WAN rED--Work as assistant or helper in
some office, have common school
education and reference. Ftase addre 81
me. ,isi this office. q
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SITUATION wanted 10y first.class saw
filler and sawyer. VIII take either for
fair wages, good reference and well ok
r.rienced. big min preferred. Address
Mona Mil Co., Mona, Texas. %
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| WANTED SITUATION by young colorcd
man as valet with taveung ~ umua,t
| Address u. Washington, 1871 Chcnev.rt
street. Houston, Texas. u
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WANTED Faithful gentleman or lady to
travel salary $tSy and expeuses; refer
cnce: enclose sclf-addresscd cnv,.opc
Rtcs.,iont. box 4, Chicugo. "A
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salesman in retail lumber
yard, any part vi Texas, experience N
nAauang ai,u sealing hlmber. salary no
considerations. references. j. BOYD. Cor
iisdh. Texas. "a
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ELECTRICAL contractors and repa:rcr- /.
agents for famous local Steam engines.
dynamos motors fans and nuppl.es
The Barlon-Shu-.s Electrical Cnistr,ic-
ton company. eT Preston avenue. II
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WANTED--Aklsod cook VI tie LIttIc Ca.
sisso Mike ana Alex. y,
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WANTED~-By experienced cotton wcigher
position on wharf or In Held. will go
Address ID. J., Williams. Lovelndy.
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c0uh wanted ut the Johnston hotel. i.u.
litH, Texas "a
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w ANTED--A man to take an office and
represent mahufActurer; Nv per week;
sinsit .apisM required. Auutess, WITH
stamp, M'tnufaouifvr, isux IL. ,uncoru
Junction. Mass.
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| I'M VIDA eIut TEA and Cigar salesman
WHO mas An Vslat.Lsfle-u lrauc IN Io,or.,.
90 wr1.c PARTICULARS. a. Z. usher, Cal
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UMBRELLAS and Parasois repaired md
recovered cheaper than any other place
in the city; save money by giving ,ne a
trial H. Caplah. 500 Milan. tornt: Prai-
ria II
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For sI--IIave your watch cleared or
handspring replaced: also all other kind
of work done under guarantee. Ao5
Travis street; A. e. Wreic. a
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YOUNG MAN. 81, wants position as book
Keeper er assistant: " n worl, anyw here
good references. Address +. L.. Britain.
GEORGETOWN, Texas. 20
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LOCAL BREvIrIEsl
Matters Of Minor Moment In nnd Abo",

Matters Of Minor Moment In aud About
tIip Cliy. .
The Grand this evenlng-Guy Broth
ers MinStreis,
The Spears axle works shut down
Saturday for mn indefinite period
James Jefferson, OF Benwood, declines
TO be candidate Tor city marshal
there.
Tho North wheeling bottle works
shut down Saturday and VIII be OF Tor
a week.
The Wheeling G Lake Erie Railroad
Company has purchased seven new To-
comotiveS.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
board OF county commissioners VIII DC
held to-day.
one dlsorderiy case made up the
docket OF the police court SATURDAY
evening, and he was dismissed.
A meeting Of the council committee
on real estntG has been called TOT
Wednesday evening on Important puh-
ness.
A marriage license was issued on
Saturday to William Grlifen. a native
OF Wheeling, aged Is, and Katie Hoz-
lett, q native OF Wheeling. aged Il.
Auctloneer Hervey sold the Pnnneh
homestead, on North Main street. sat
urday by order Of 4. r. Garden, admin
istrator, to Charles Blocker. for $S'OVV.
William Jachnke, OF the Eighth ward,
who is employed by A. @. Fisher, the
butcher, Saturday caught his hand on
q meat hook, and II was badly injured.
At the Whitaker iron works Satur-
day, William Havcrstlck cut his hand
very badly on the rough edge OF sheet
Of iron. DR.. schwlHn dressed his
wounds.
John McNIchel, OF Martins Ferry,
was arrested by Jailcr WeIsgerbeT Sat
urday on charge Of attempting TO
assist prisoners to escape from the
county jail.
r. ]. Fullerton. of the Fifth ward.
hurt himself very badly At the River.
side tube works by pulling q pile OF
metal over upon him. DR.. L. Eskcy at
tended him. He Will recover.
Ten cases were up in the police court
Saturday morning. Six pipclincrs who
were ION high" the day before were
let so TO leave town. Three men were
sent to the hill and one paid his fine.
Tho fire alarm yesterday about noon
was caused by chimney blaze in the
house of Mr.. Vaas, on Sixteenth street
The kitchen was set on fire. but the
blaze did no damage worth mentioning.
This evening the Louis Hundts will
give dance at the house OF the Cen
trail Garden club. on Chapline hill at
the head OF Twentieth street, which
will be strictly private. Killmeyer VIII
furnish the music.
Next Saturday afternoon and even.
ing the attraction at the Opera House
will be HI Henry's big minstrel show.
The name alone Is sufficient to I'LL the
house Mt both performances, besides
which the company Is one OF the best
on the rond.
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Death ola wei known pby.lelan.

DR.. Samuel GrImshaw died on Fri
day evening ut Moundsvllle, OF old
age. He was eighty miro years old,
and was born in Leeds. England, In
1905. He came TO this country aud set
Tied In llllnoiB During the war !e be-
came well known 10 his profession. Hr
spent some OF his late years In Ohio,
about New Castle, and removed about
two years ago 10 MoundsvlllC. where
he lived with his GRANDSON, ]. q. Wal
ton, lie died without any disease
whatever, hut became weak and grad
unlly tainted away tho machinery OF
his body l0vlng dono It's work. The
funeral Took place at MOundSvlllc yes
terday aiternucn. This lnSermunt Is
only temporary, as the body win DO
takon to New Castle 0,,later and final
~ laid 10 rcrt, lie was also the grand
father Of Samuel Walton, an cm2loyc
OF Simon Bars Sons, OF this city.
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Trnr,T,rs l,ceoryle,l.

Clerk Hook on Saturday admitted to
record transfers rs follows:
A deed Of partition dated January 81,
1896. by Samuel Finley to Elizabeth
Shaw, for ll7.39 acres OF land on the
south fork Of Short creek.
A deed made January %. 1895, by q.
a. Bcuter and wife 10 John Frank
Rehn. for Is feet front Of lot No. lSl.
in square No Is, In the old town OF
Wheeling, on the east side of thapIlne
street. north OF Eleventh. Considera-
tion, $1,000.
A decd OF partition made by Eliza
beth Shaw to Samuel Finley. for SS.0S
acreH OF land on the south fork OF
Short creek,
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A BIG AFFAIR.
The Hospital Bcnsht ut Arion Hall Opens
Tuesday Evening with an Oyster Sup.

|
per.
The Hospital benefit which opGnH
| with q supper tomorrow evening. pro-
misses to be the most successful oven:
OF the season, and one 10 which hum
dreds of people have looked forward
with pleasant anticipation for several
| weeks The supper Will be the feature
par excellent. as the following menu
shows: Ra% oysters, fried oySterA,
| chicken salad, cold turkey. ham, ho:
biscuit. hot rolls. celery, the very best
coffee and tea, pickles, Jelly, preserves
and doughnuta. Guests Will be met NJ
the door by ushers who win conduct
them to whatever table they may de-
sire. a large number OF persons can be-
| seated at one time and no one need
fear the annoyance OF waiting. The
supper room will be opened OF hnlt
after i've and supper will be served
continuously until the Mother Goose
Market" opens It's doors 10 the public.
This same Mother Goose market Will
be most Interesting affair, whloI
none can afford TO miss. The admlIs-
lon will be fifteen cents, unless one has
supper ticket, which includes Rdnis-
slon to the market. Mother Goose
| will be there TO receive her friends, ns.
sisted by ",rhe Old Woman Who Lived
ulutT LNG ltlili A1ibtlc VAN LsttiSCtkSt
"DRfIy Down DIZZY" Little Miss Mnf-
| fut," Red Riding Hood" Mistress
Mary" and her Pretty Maids" ''Thc
| Old Woman In the Shoe" and her num-
crous family. simple Simon" Jack
| IIorner," "Dr. Foster" Little Man
with a Little Cum" Jack and JILL"
boy Blue" "Knaye OF Hearts," and
numerous others. The flower and lem
| Onadc booth, candy booth. retreshment
tables. country store fish pond,
"Jacli Horner pie" "old Woman IN
the Shoe" and Fortune Teller, all eS-
pCct to do q thriving business, and the
| musical and literary programmes for
different evenings will add very grenS'
ly to the pleasure and success OF the
occasion. The country store promises
lots OF fun for everybody: Joshua q,
SurEggs and his accommodating cleTlts
| from SuuaShvllle win serve you well,
| nnd promise pound OF fun wltiINcvery
Ounce OF goods sold ScragEs' motto
"E'or Cash Only" will be strictly ad'
hercd 20. and patrons are warned &C.
cordlngly.
Arl7n Hall is admirably suited for
mn entertainment OF this kind, and Is
suited most conveniently to the streek
cars which pass every few minutes
both north and south. On Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday, finc lunch Will
lie served, the menu OK which win DO
published in Tuesdays papers,
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Charged with burglary.

Allie, alias "PuddIn' Clark. was Or
rested Saturday by Officer Babb on the
charge OF robbing the McNamee jew
elry store. on South Market street, last
week. and OF entering and robbing Mrs.
Annie Blattner's house. on the South
Side 1t was found that he had sold
much OF the stolen 3ewelry and the
greater part of II was recovered by
Lieut. Ingram and other officers.
Last night officers Devinney and
Babb found the clothing and other stun
stolen from Airs. Blatner's house. The
police deserve much credit for the good
work they did on this case.
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Mrs. oHara, of the South Side, yes
terday appeared at the police headquar-
tiers and sWOre out a warrant for her
husband on a .eharge OF assault and
battery. He and disorderly case ar
rseted by Officer BGro were the only
cases put In yesterday.
Last night Capt. Bennett put in a vag
who had been acting In n very peculiar
way about the Elm Grove office all day.
Late last night, however. t.ree more
cases were added 70 the list. F. b.
TroGdon was put in by Officer Gardner
as drunk. oflcer Bero locked up n
disorderly and Captain Bennett put in
Charles Allison as vagrant
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County Fnlr over tho Riyra

The Belmont County Fair Assoeia-
ton last Friday elected John Side
bottom president, A. C. Darrah vicd
president, r. c. Ayers secretary and Z,
g. Amos treasurer The fair will be
held the week precerlng the Wheeling
fair this year, and the association
Joined the National Trotting Assocla-
ton which viii give Judges there au-
thority over the grounds they have
never had
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j. w. PIERCE, Republic, Ia, says: "T
have usfd ono Minute Cough euro in
my family and FOR myself, with results
so entirely FntinfactOry that can hnrd-
~ md words To express myself nH to H.,
merit, will never fall to recommend
1t to others, on every occasion that pro-
SCENTS itself" Logan b Co.. Wheeling,
W Va, u, r. Peabody, BcnwOOd, and
Bowie & Co., Bridgeport, o. s
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Saturday soreldR Baer was appointed
administrators OF the estate OF Marcus
Baer. deceased. Bond, $4,000: Bern
hard Baer and Ernest Baer, suretles.
Sorelda Baer was also appointed guar
dian for Carrie NJ. and William s, Baer.
Bond. $4,000: Bernhard and Ernest
BaeT, suretIes.
+. W. BrInkmnn was appointed adj
minlstrntor OF the estate of Heinrich
Bethmann, deceased, Bond, $500;
Charles NeumnnD, surety.
The estate OF Charles Tape. jr., was
committed TO the sheriff of Ohio county
to administer according TO law,
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Word was received here yesterday
that Col. w. p. Thompson, OF New
York, son OF Mrs. Judge G. W,
Thompson. living east OF the city, was
critically III. II was feared that his
illness would terminate fatally.
Tie following Associated Press dis
cetca from New York was received a;
a. ea-iy hour this morning:
NV FORK, Se5. Sax the resi-
1a=ce OF Col. ". y. Thompson, tonight,
i vas said ina: Mr. Thompsoa's condl.
:!oH was unchanged, No grave fears
ere entertained,
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We are Offering u rarO bargain In an
upright Plano that has been used
slightly, but 10 In perfect condition
The tone and action good, the case n
very fine Walnut and thG-piHno " ono
OF the woll-known and established
makes. 1t IL necessary to realize on Il
nj once and there IL n bargain in It for
an immediate purchaser,
i. W. nAuNER & co,
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SOOTHING, healing, cleansing. Dc.
Wits witch Hazel SNlvc Is the ehamy
to sores. wounds and piles, which II
never falls 10 cure, Stops itching and
burning. Cures ohppped lips and cold.
sores In two or three hours. Logan 6
Co., Wheeling, W, Va. u, i. Peabody,
Benwood. and Bowie \ Co.. bridgeport,
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THE Pittsburgh Dispatch viii cello
February s, with the most magnificent
number OF n newspaper ever issued
in Pennsylvania. II not In the country.
All thogc who ArN not already sub
scrIbors for PlttSburgh'A greatest paper
should ut once sec that their names
ARE on tho list In time to secure this
igguC
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Che gnteIhaeneer
0di7ee ~. "a n"d ., ponrlo-oln 1l1oo1.



Stock TakIng-stonc s Thomas-Eishth
TEc Truth Is Strong Enough-The Hub
UndcrwoSr salo-deo. n. TaylOr-Flfth
bFcas GoOds-Jos. Horne & cO-slxth
What You want-LIst's Drug Store.
Sale OF Real Lace Curtain Ends-J. s.
l' rs oSesSaeo. E, stItOl & co.-ThIrd
x MId-wInter Stir in Prlces-HouSe s
Herrmnnn-Flfth Page,
Docs Your Roy Need q SultV-M' Gut
man a. co.-FIfth Page.
opera HouEe--Hi. Hcnry's Minstrels.
Catch tho Boom.
For Sale-Rcal Estate Bargains-Rolf &
Thc Wonder Of tho Scientific World
poxseO's Little Neck Clam Julce-C. v.
dranS opera HouSe-orimcs' Cellar
Door.
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We have nm upright Piano on which
we must realize at once. II Is n piano
Of a well known and well established
make In n choice Walnut case with y
nice tone and good action. II is In per,
feet condition and II II impossible to toll
that It has ever been used
r. w. DAuMER & co.
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THE..
IPuthBStroR5 Enough
1T PUTS THE FACTS
IN THE TRUE LIGHT.
Black for Us! Bright for You!

We have no need to resort to the exaggeratons Of
sensationalism Weye simply to put the existing
the situation and eagerly grasp the opportunity We've
still too many Suits and overcoats To keep them out
Of the question The only alternative is to se-oier
them at prices that will clear them out quickly, and
completely If costs fortune all right it carries
point We don't know when we've ever tathered sale
Of these proportions
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All Boys and Chdrens Overcoats at two.hirds regu
lar prices This is natural consequence sale. We can't
count noses so the beginning of the provide all
STYLES in all sizes and surplus is unavoidable Not one out
saer has been brought in Every garment is THE HUBS
own reliable Stock honest in quality correct in fashion, per-
feet in fit We're goadng big values with the stick of deter
mination sharpened to fine point Well give you week.
but Mondays buyers will find better choosing than Tuesdays
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-03

BUY your sweetheart a present from
the Country Storc'--Cash system
only-at AriOn Hall tomorrow night,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-03

LADIES muslin and cambria under
wear at marked down prices, Read
Geo. Il. Tnylor's advertisement
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THE Supper viii begin at 5:aO o'clock,
and there will be lots OF good things to
cat You'n Miss II II you're not at
Arton Hall to-morrow niEht.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-03

Mr.. G. Ed Mendel has formally with
drawn from tho contest for the sher-
iffalty, or rather for the nomination.
This leaves in the field Mr.. II. G. Rich
ards, AIr. T. C. MoffHt, DR.. D. II. Taylor,
G. II. Bachmann and Capt W. II.
Travis
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A1rEyrloy, nuTrnErs AZ BREwERs.

We nre fall aP agaIn on all sizes and
qualities OF our celebrated Ah.Nool Knit
Jackets Prices from 81 up. AlHn AEenta
q. nESS 81 SONS,
Fashionable TnIiors and Gents Furnish
eFs, 1891 and 1898 MARKET STREET
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-03
I rollsers Time !

Need new pair of Trousers to help along the coat
and vest you bought couple of months ago, don't your
Thousands of pairs here awaiting your coming Of
them onehrd less in price than they ought to be- The
prices are from ST. 80 to $3.50 and all the in.between
figures in halfdollar steps.
It's worth while buying an overcoat now Low
prices are powerful inducements Never such value as
offered in this store today. Some more of the higher
priced kinds reduced to fill in the grades sold out