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MARRIED

ZUREER MEYER In Pine Bloti, Ark. sunday, September l9. 1897. Mir. MORRIS ZuBKER and Miss BER- TIA MEYER. Rabbi Becker ofliei- ating.
 The above happy wedding took place yesterday afternoon at 8:80 o'clock at the residence of Mr. E. Gottlieh, an uncle of the bride. The wedding was quiet one, only the relatives and a few Intimate friends being present.
 At 4:45 o'clock in he afternoon the bride and groom left on bridal tour for Chicago.
 The bride is a highly accomplished young lady and k very popular in Pine Bluff social circles
 The groom is q leading merchant of Hot Spring, in which city Mr. and Mrs. zurker will make their home. They were tine recipients of muny handsome presents.
 
 BENsON-SPITzBERG-ln Little Rock. Sunday September l9, 1896, Mir. W. II. BENSON and Miss ANNIE SPITz- BERG, Rabbi I.andersberg ofIicia- ting
 The uniting Of Mir. NJ. Fl. Benson and Miss Spltzberg in the bonds of wedlock took place at $ o'clock last evening in Concurdla Hall, Little Rock in hepresencr Uf many friends.
 The fair bride ls a daughter of a leading business man of the City of Roses, and the groom is rising young business man of this city.
 The bride and groom will make Pine Bluff their home They ar- rived here at lO:45 o'clock thls morn Ing, and took mp their residence at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Wolf Nichols, where they will be pleased to meet their friends.
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Recently the Governor has par doned several criminals, convicted in this county for their crimes. and they are once more 1t liberty 10 rob and steal. One of them is Henry Cohnors, nortorous negro who travelled over the county and fieeeed the gullIble ny means of craps" and loaded dice. Another criminal to whom the Governor rendered exc cutive clemency was Hattie Prince. who was convicted on six charges of petit larceny.
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Mir G \. Hart had severe spell of fever last week. lasting until Mon day. On Tuesday, on account Of urgent business In Monticello and vicinity, he left for that point, against the advice of his physicians He made the trip and did large business, but in his debll- itatcd condition tt prostrated him, though he was able to get home Friday night. He will remain here until he regains his strength. New Orleans hus quarantined from ship ping goods, and L l.. Lyons < Cu., of that city. whom Mir Hart repre- sents, have established wholesale drug business in St Louis, and Mir. Hart will continue 10 take orders as soon as he is able, and these orders will be filled direct from the St Louis house Lyons & Go. have control of Schardeln x Lind k facto- Try in Philadelphia, which makes q speciality in holiday goods, corslyt- jag of perfumes. extracts, etc. Mr. Hart will have on exhibition in this city this week samples of these superb goods, and orders given him will be filled at the factory and shipped here direct. freight paid. We trust thnt Mr. Hart. who ls highly esteemed by all of our people. will be restored to strength and health after few days of rest.
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E1neen yIcrnria.s oay Drssa.

Tie queen always had liking fos gay colors. and lady who WAS presenS. cd to her on her first visit to Deeside gives the following interesting account ot tho queens dress: Her majesty wore a bright blao silk dress, with q great number of founees of varying depths, each edged with narrow black velvet over not ineonsideyable eriaoline. Above this very brilliant garment sha wore royal Stewart tartan shawl in all it's rainbow colors white chip bon. net trimmed with pink roses and blue ribbon bowa. A white veil and pale lemon colored gloves completed what could hardly be called quiet costume She carried in her hand small bIue Silk parasol, with 8 thick silk fringe ct the same shade aud with a white iyozy handle aud stalk Woman.
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STATE oR ORIo. CITY or T.LEDo, LUCAS Co. Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is fhe senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney < Co doing business in the City of Toledo County and State aforesed and that said firm will pay the sum Of Sl00. for each and every case of Cafarrh that connot be cured by tue use of Halls Catarrh Cure.
 FRANK j. CHENEY Sworn to before me and subscribed in my present, this 9th day if December. 4. D. 1886, IsHALi A. ". GLEASON.
 Nor AIRY PUBLIC. Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally and acts directly on the blood and mucous sur- faces of tbe system. Send for testimonials ire. Sold by Druggists. s5c.
 Halls FamylI Pills arc the best.
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4 Good Contract.

The furniture house of Nj. Hanf < O., has been awarded the contract for furnishing the headquarters of tho Young Mems Hebrew Associa ton. The library, parlors and dining rooms are to be elegantly fitted out and furnished.
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Mir Charles Burg, the skilled ieweler and engraver with the firm of Il. H. Stearns & Go, who for the last two months past has been spending his summer vacation at hls old home in Sweden, will return home tomorrow and hc ready 70 ex- ecute all orders In hls limo which may be given the firm oi k. II. Stearns X N..
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MORPHINE, WHISKEY, OPIUM AND
 COCAINE
 HABIT

And for all other diseases That come to this great health resortsueh as Rheumatism, neuralgia. insomnia. nerve, blood. liver, kidney and stomach complaints. Ills kone treatment for the whiskey and drug habits can Dc sent to any address Correspondence solicited and con il dentlal. Reference: Any banker or city official Of Hot Springs.
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Mir. Carl voss has returned from Cincinnati aud other markets. where he purchased large stock Of vehicles harhess, etc, for the firm of C, Voss X Rro
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DR. J. B. BROOKS.

late physician in charge of the keeley Institute ot Hot Springs, Ark and the Tri-Ellxlra Remedy Co, Memphis, has opened at Hot springs a private institute for the treatment of the
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Mr. Albert s. Honnet, President of the Honnet Dry Goods Co. has returned home after Il lengthy soiourn at the eastern markets, where he purchased large stock of goods for his firm.
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The government steamer Beaure- gard is now tied up near Madalngs Landing. Capt. Downs, In com mand of the steamer. will on next Wednesday begin clearing the river of snags and ohstruetlens.
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A mad dog was roaming the streets of the city yesterday after noon anu snapping at and biting other dogs and beasts which came within lis reach. Several shots were fired at 1t, but the dog. up to $ o'clock today, had not been killed The dog bit anumber of other dogs and came near biting q number of people.
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Mir: Frank Mcdehee. of Double " els, arrived In town this morn- Ing He rode his wheel from his home so this city.
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The Rev. 4. 0 Evans has returned from seorcy. where he attended the opening of Galloway College He will ill the pulpit nt hls church to- m orruM
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County Examiner Lytle completed bis work of examining thirty three applicants for positions as teachers in the public schools oi tho county. Friday afternoon.
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The Saline Lumber eo. en Che Cot Belt railroad. south of thls city suf- tered a loss by fire. Friday I about Sl. 300 worth of lumber.
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The Tennessee State Board Of Health, yesterday, adopted sweep ing quarantine against everything from Mississippi,
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The people of Hogapsgilie, Ga, feel outraged because a negro post master was appointed at tat place. An attempt was made to assassinate the new postmaster and two prominent citizens are under arrest charged with the crime
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The Pine Bluff Oil Mill will begin grinding and pressing seed about the middle of October. The getting in of the machinery was delayed some what longer than was expected
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Mrs. F. M Roane and Misses Fay Taylor ana Bettie Houston have re- turned home from a visit to the Fen nessee Exposition. Miss Irene Fay Tor mid not return, but entered Belle mont College for this scholastic year.
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Mrs 2 E, Dayla. and sister. Miss Birdie Robinson. have returned home after spending some time with relatives in Springfield, Mo.
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Rev. r. B. sapp, pastor of the Christian Church, will preach at the Second Presbyterian Church thls evening.
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Several wagon loads oi water melons were brought to town Satur- day. but on account of the dry weather, the melons were small.
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Tomorrow afternoon at o'clock the Woman's Parsonage and Home Mission Society will hold 2 meeting at the Main Street Methodist Church.
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Mir. c. \. Hart was stricken with lingual paralysis late Saturday afternoon. while In barber shop, and suffered loss tf speech for several hours.
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Get your meals and lunches at the Elk Restaurant. on Barraque St, Meals served Tn tlrst-class style. Terms to suit the times. g If
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Mr. George D. Wright has return ed from Maiden, Mo, and vicinity, where he went in the interest of the Pine Bluff Oil Mill.
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Ar. 4. E. Baldoser. of the Randy Kitchen, has returned home. after q trip through Indiana. Kentucky and Tenneesec.
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Capt. and Mrs. Sebnstian apls- reiter spent Sunday nt Snlphnr Springs. the guest of friends.
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The case of Sim Caldwell. charged with a heinous crime, before Justice Vance. Saturday afternoon, was continued until Monday morning on account of the absence of several witnesses. \ good deal of expert testimony was given during the progress of tue trial yesterday.
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The Commercial Appeal has started a subscription for yellow fever sui ferers at 8iloxi, Miss.
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Little Ruth Blum, daughter of Mir. A. Blum. entertained number of young friends Saturday afternoon with birthday party In honor of her 7th anniversary. Refreshments were served and the occasion was highly enjoyed by all present. Little Ruth was the happy recipient of many presents.
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Mrs. Win E. Allen and little daugh- ter. Mary, will return tomorrow from Lake Village, where they have teen spending the summer.
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Meridian, Miss. has adopted d aeulfew law and no person will be allowed on She street, after 9 o'clock p. m.
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Mir. Horace Holmes, son of Mir. Ben Holmes, of this place, has been In the city thls week visiting his fathers family and resting up. Horace has resigned his position with Isaac Dreyfus. of Pine Blui1, and has accepted position with the Quinn Dry Goods Company. of Little Rock.-Fordyce Forum.
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A mill hand at Draughan was badly injured, Saturday, by a frag- mcnt of timber thrown from the gang saw.
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The paving of Main street will be delayed for q time because the con tractor is unable to secure stone curbing.
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Iron and steel are now on 6 boom, and there IS great activity in he markets for these metuls.
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meeting of the stockholders of the Jefferson County Fair Associa- tion will he held ar the Court House Monday. September 2l, at o'clock D. nl
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The report Of Carhst uprising in Spain is giving the Spanish govern meut much uneasiness.
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Miss Mary Jones opened her pri- vate school this morning, at tho homo Of her mother. on West Sixth avenue.
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Mr. Mo. Hanf has returned from the Eastern markets where he pur- chased large stock for the Hanf Furniture Co.
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Rev. J. R. Sanders has returned from Rison and will preach at Lake side Church today.
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Nr. Alfred Riat Is now employed as an operator in the Postal Tele- graph office, this city.
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Mrs. Elmer Richards and children left yesterday for Michigan, where they will spend month.
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Mrs. c N. Hart desires us to state that owing to the debiItated eondi- tion 0S Mr. Hart she desires him to have perfect rest and quiet fer sev- eral days, and, therefore, requests that friends will not call on him nn- til he k stronger.
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MIss Katie Smith, of Jacksonville, H., Is visiting her sister, Mrs. R. M Galbraith.
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Friday night as the northbound Cotton Belt passenger train was passing Draughan, about twenty five miles from here, some miscreant threw large stone through one of the car windows. Fortunately no one was hit.
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Mr. sam Johnson left Saturday for St Louis to enter the Columbia Hos- pItal.
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4 meeting of the Hospital and Benevolent Association will he held at Merrill Institute Monday at , o'clock D. m.
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Mr. L. Goldsmith. of Little Rock. is in the city
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Miss Stella Newman leaves today for her home at Atlantic City, after q yirit to friends in this city.
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Mr. Henry Marx. the popular young tailor, has returned from a business visit to Chicago.
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The Jefferson Circuit Court for the September term will be convened at D o'clock tomorrow morning
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Mr. w.s Amis, of Rison, Is here at the bedside of his brother-in-law. Mir. F. (. Wilkins.
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NEWS IN BRIEF.
Yeiiow is fever raging in Havana.

Fears are entertained Of . Cabinet crisis in Spain.
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Rev. Middlebrooks appeared be fore the police court Saturday aftcr- noon and made q strong plea in be- half of number of his tenants who had violated the sanitary laws. His address was SO strong and able that Judge Brown told the culprits to ego and sin no more"
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Mrs. F. ". vit2, who hus been quite i'll for several weeks, was taken worse yesterday. She was re. moved to the 1ntirmary for treat ment.
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We are pleased to chronicle that Nr. Henry Bernath Is couval ascent.
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Rev. John H. Dye went down to Swan Lake Saturday.
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Capt. E. l.. Taylor has returned from business trip to S. Louis
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Dr. c. A. Hogg. of Althelmer. was a Pine Bluff visitor yesterday.
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The little child of MT. and Mrs. B. Il. Christopher is quite III.
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Cotton declined 10 points satur- day.
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Biloxi, Miss, Ocean Springs and Scranton have appealed 10 the outside world for aid Medicines and food are needed. These people are shut out from the world on account of feee, and the citizens are suffering.
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Mir. c. B. Greer, of searcy, Is at the Court House.
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Mc. l.. C. Chambers. the ".1aliue river pearl huAter," has come to town. Mir. Chambers Is somewhat different from most pearl hunters. He finds his pearls Iii slaves, instead of In blvalves.
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THE GRAND JURY
THAT BODY CHARGED BY JUDGE
 ELLIOTT THIS MORNING.
The Jury Has Much Work Before 1t, But the Same Will Rapidly
 Be Disposed of.

The Grand Jury for the Septem- Der term of the Jefferson Circuit Court was charged b3 Judge Elliott at 10 o'clock this morning and is now ready for the work before it. The jury is composed of some of our pest citizens, many of whom have had experience as Grand Ju- TOTS, and know just how to cxpe- 3:aee .l. important work before them, and although the criminal docket will be unusually large, it is net believed the jury will be in ses- sioa many weeks. The members Of the jury are as follows
 T P Black well,
 John Weadon,
 D Bush.
 J " White,
 Fl Brooks,
 L K Lockheart,
 A NJ Barrow,
 Sam Bluthenthal.
 c " Byington
 J D Crockett.
 J \ Scull,
 5 Cusrie
 
 H ? Andrews,
 E Pittman,
 T L Guest,
 ] F Needham.
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The Grand Jury will be in session tomorrow.
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The Chickrsaw Guards, of Mem phis, have reorganized.
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Mir. II. c. Daniels, of Little Rock, Is iD the city.
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The national farmers congress, re. gently held at Indianapolis, adopted resolution recommending an amendment to the United States constitution grant. Ing suffrage to women.
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Don't get laca bolero. ; dress critic adyises, unless yon have it heav. fly leweled. This givea is individual. ty. ?
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Judging from the number of pre- scriptions beiIg filled and medicine sold these days. by that well known and popular firm, The Walker Drug Co one would think thnt prosperity had at least struck this house. d-2.
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Ms. NJ. Yogel, of Little Rock, who arrived here yesterday to attend the Znrker-Meyer wedding, returned to her home this morning
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Miss Stella Newman. who has been the guest of Miss Ida Dreyfus, of this city, for a week or more, left for her home Ut Helena. Yeaterday.
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Tie woods are on fire in the vlcin- lty Of the James place, on the Sul- phur Springs, road and some dam age Is being done.
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The Jewish new year begins next sunday evening at o'clock and lasts untn o'clock Monday evening. The holiday will be appropriately observed and celebrated in this city.
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tFrom sunday'a 8 DaIIy.l
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Mir. R. c. Wilkins, who has been quite Ill, is reported to be cleur of fever, and much improved in health fodnv
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Mir. W. $. ScroggIns. Of Mena. passed through :he city last night, enroute to his old home at Bearden. where he will visit his parents
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Darkest Russia" will be the att traction at the opera house on the 30th inst. This Is magnificent play and will give perfect satisfac- ton to theater.goers.
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MT. B. Gross, Of Hot Springs. came over yesterday to be present at the Zurker Meyer wedding. lie re- turned home this morning
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Mrs. Herman Weiter Of Gelepa, Kansas, Is yisitlnEs Pine Bluff friends.
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went to the Yukon. No gold did ] find. thought of n friend l had left far behind. On my lack no clothes, In my pocEot no bills, They call me the orphan 0t the Yukon Hills.
 AAfERlCUS.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-10-24
JUBILEE SALE OF LACES, Etc.

Fine new real hand and machine made
Torchon, Normandie, Valenciennes,
and Wash Laees; fine Net Top Or
iental all Silk Chanti,ly Laces in
black and cream; also Ecru white and
black, HSc insertions in Venice Or
lental, Deutella Orientalla, and Chan
tllly, and an entire new line of all
the attest novelties in black, white
and Ecr& Rudling Lace from
VITO $500 per yard.
All at special Jubilee prices.
Liberty Silk and Chiffon Neck Ruff
lings, also Pleated and Ruffied Liberty
Silk Cellarettes at Jubilee prices.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-10-24
HAVILAND CHINA.

We have just received large imbrta-
ton OF Haviland China direct from the
potferies in Limoges, France. All odd
pieces in elegant new shapes in the
new green colorings. This lot conn
prises. Chop Dishes, Butter Trays.
Spoon Trays, Bread Trays, Chocolate
Pots, Cigar Jars, Cracker Jars. with
tray, Olive Dishes, COMFORTS, Brush
and Comb Trays, etc.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-10-24

Nowhere in this country will you find
a more complete and varied assortment
than right here in the Big Store. We
could write a page describing the new
and beautiful Carpetings. Sufficient to
say, values the present market consid
cred such as has never been offered
will be the rule during this great Ami
versary Week We quote only a few
items from the many:
Extra heavy Union Carpetings, OEn
rich fall colorings, 20 styles, ,1M,
value 45c, Jubilee price. AZ
100 pieces strictly all wool Extra SUI
per Ingram Carpets, late products
from the best makers, lowest H7n
value to-day Csc, jubilee Sale N ~
$50 pieces 10 wire Tapestry Brussels in
such brands as Roxbury, On
Stinsens and Smiths, to-day's 0Hi,
value soc, Anniversary price.
In the finer grades we offer So pieces
Hartford Administer Carpets that are
to-day retailed everywhere o. m
at $1.35, our Special Jub- n III
lice price is. ..............
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-10-24
LEATHER GOODS.

One lot Of Pocket-books in the new
feathers, Elephant Skin, Lizard, Leo
pard, Calf, Turkish, Morocco, and Al
ligator, in green's blues and Eno
browns, values up to s1.00, iN5i,
Anniversary Sale price. -.
One lot of Pocket-books, the best values
we have ever offered in this line in
Crushed Velvet, Morocco, Alligator,
and real Seal, in the new long shape,
combination Card Cases and Pocket
books, colors, royal purple, 0Oo
new grass green, and Yale TM,
blue, Jubilee price ......
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-10-24
INFANTS WEAR.

A thoroughly equipped and organized
Infants department is one of the fea-
lures of the Big Store, and it adds to
this sale with the following specials:
Infants Nainsook Robes solid
yoke of embroidery, neck iho
and sleeves embroidery trim I'LL.
meds Anniversary price. ISo
Infants fine Nainsook Robes, with
pointed CT square yokes.
rows of embroidery inserting Eila
and 3 tucks, Anniversary Sale ISL.
Infants long white Cashmere Coats,
Capes and Skirts. silk en-
broidery. quality that is sold IEuo
Utmost stores at $3.50, Jub- I,gI,
lice price. ......... wv
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-10-24

All of the latest novelties to be had
here, in black, plain Maligos, Brussels
Net, Tusck Net, Spider Mesh and all
the newest Silk Thread Nets. The
same nets in all sizes Silk Chenille
Dots, from pin dot to extensive. size
15c to $1.00 yard
Full line Black Nets, with colored Silk
Chenille Dots, also new line nr
of all the new fall colors, with I'm.
self and two toned dots at. wv
and upwards.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-10-24
Umbrella Department.

A special purchase of 500 from one
of the leading manufacturers enables
us to offer exceptional Jubilee values
200 Ladies' 26 inch Gloria Silk Umbrel-
las, steel rods, tight rolls, with knob
Dresden, Congo, Weitchell, 40.
and Arabian Wood Handles, VIM
jubilee price ........ .......
200 Ladies' 26 inch extra quality Gloria
Silk Umbrellas, Pearl, Knob and
fancy Dresden and Arabian Wood
Handles, would be an ex-tNI On
ira good value at s1.5O,O1,OV
100 Ladies Taffeta Silk Umbrellas,
with Arabian and Weitchell Wood
Fandles. we never sold bet "a 40
ter less than $500, Jubi- b 10
lee price ....... ..........