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The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1897-04-30
CHURCHES.

St. Tiplothy's Episcopal church,
Rev. F e Bayliss, Priest in-charge.
Services Sundays at II a. m. and 80
p H., Sunday School at 3p. M, Week
Wednesdays and Fridays at 4p,
m. Holy days at 10 a. m. Celebra-
ton of Holy Communion on Ist
Sunday in each month at. II a m.
other Sundays at 7:45 a. M.
Methodist Church, Rev. J. B. Hurley
Pastor; services at II A. M. and 7;5o
P. M. Sunday School, S P. NJ, +.
Bruton, Supt. Prayer meeting We'd
nesday night at 7:3o.
Disciples Church, Rev D. W Davis,
Pas+3r ;gyttyices on Second, Third and
Fourth Sundays at 11oo A. NJ. and
7:3o p. NJ. Prayer meeting every
Thursday night. Sunday Schoolat 3
o'clock, P. NJ, Geo. Hackney, supt.
PRESBYTERIAN Church, Rev James
Thomas. Pasto; services on the First,
Second and Third Sunday in every
month and at Strickland's church
every Fourth Sunday. Sunday School
at 5o'clock, IN.
Baptist Church!-oerVlce as lollo"s'
Preaching Sunday morning at -
O'Clock and at 8:3' p. m. Kew J. "A.
Pood Pastor PRAYER meeting We'd
nesdav evening at So'clock. Sunday
School at sn m. D S. Boykin, Supt.
Primitive Baptist hurch' preaching
on 2nd Sunday by Elier Jas. BASS on
3rd Sunday by Elderlas' ,. "oooaro'
on the 4th Sunday anc,sS Saturday before
by the pastor, Elder P(D. Dola' ser
vices begin at ii A. NJ.
LODGES.
Regular meetings of Mt: Lebanon
Lodge No. III A. f. & A NJ. are held
in their hall, corner of Nasa ana Golds
boro streets on the 1st and'rd Monday
nights a. 7:ao O'Clock & I M, n taeh I, u ~qnth N
Regular meetings of Mt. Lebanon
Chapter No. ~ are held in tht Masonic
Hall every 2nd Monday nigh at 7;3e
O'Clock P. M. each month.
Lat Williams r.
Regular meetings Of Mt. Ltbanor
Commandery No. 7 are held in TIE ma
sonic hall every 4th Monday night a
1890 O'Clock each month.
1 u - {, ~ 4. r y
r. S Earnes, E. G
Regular meetings of Wilson Lodgs
X, of H. No. 1904 are held in their hi
over the First National Bank every \,
Thursday evening at $3.50 O'Clock. ?
B. F Briggs, DIRECTORY
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

COUNTY OFFICERS.
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS:
R. S. CLARK, Chairman.
John c. HADLEY, THos. FELTON,.
SHADE FELTON,, II. NEWsoM.
JACK CHERRY, Sheriff,
7. D. BARD1N, Clerk of Superior Court,
G H. GRIFFIN, Register of Deeds,
S. H. TYSON, Treasurer,
F. w. TAYLOR, Standard Keeper,
VIM. HARRIss, Coroner,
]. T. REyEL, Surveyor,
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TOWN OFFICERS.
POLICE !:

D. P. CHRISTIAN, Chief.
IvFy HARRELL, FRANK FELTON,
EPHRIAM HARRELL.
JAMES MARSHBOURNE.
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Vol. IT,.
DIRECTORY.
DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.
LOCAL TRAINS.

LOCAL TRAINS:
N. Bound. 5. Bound.
Between Florence and Weldon,
No. IS. NO. 20
1:42 P. M. Leaves Wilson 2:o5 P, M.
Between Wilmington and Norfolk:
No, 1S. No. 4o.
1916 P. M. Leaves Wilson, ala P. M.
'Shoo Fly" Wilmington to Rocky
Mount:
No. 40. NO. Al.
1929 P. M. Leaves Wilson, 6:I5 A. M.
THROUGH TRAINS:
Between Florence and Weldon:
No. p. No. IS
I2:22I. NJ. Leaves W lison, II:Io +. nj.
LOCAL FREIGHT-NORTH BOUND:
Leaves Wilson 7:o5 A. M.
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THROUGH TRAINS

LOCAL FREIGHT-NORTH BOUND:
Leaves Wilson 7:o5 A. M.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-14

Ladies' Black Figured Mohair
Skirts, canvas lined, csc.
Ladies' Shepherd Plaid Diagonal
Serges, in Blue or Black; large and
small Black figures; Mohair Skirts,
canvas lined, SIS.
Ladies' Large and Small Figured or
Plain Mohair or Sicilian Skirts, with
rustic, cambrlc, or canvas lining;
Black and White, or Brown and White
Novelty Check. canvas lined, $2.4S.
Ladies' Grenadine Skirts over yell
low. Green. Blue. or Red, rustic lined,
handsome effects. s3.4S.
Ladies' Large Novelty All-Wool
Check Skirts. Blue, Green, Brown. or
Black. rustic lined: large design
Black Figured MOhair, canvas hned'
1895.
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field he is quick and clever, and at bat
fairly safe.
WHAT THE SPIDERS ARE DOING.
AS soon as the college almanac said
anything about springs coming. Presi-
dent Boatwright and DR.. Ryland put
their heads together. and their interests
In that growing factor I'm young mans
sturdy training in college life-athle-
tics-and presently force was working
away polishing up the diamond. The
students appreciate this more than any
thing that is done for them.
But the work Of training really began
months ago IN tho gymnasium There
the great matter OF elasticity and sup
pleness has been taught
Perhaps. after all the surest index to
the teams success is It's thorough en-
thusIasnn. Evening after evening in fair
weather the players meet on the college
grounds. and fullest life is thrown into
an hours hard practice. It is a team
with real grip and grit.
SCHEDULE THROUGH APRIL
The schedule Of games for the season,
as far as It has been made up, is as
follows:
McCabe's in Richmond. March 9th;
Randolph Macon 18th; Wake Forest,
Goth; Roanoke College. April LIST; Uni
verslty Of Maryland, ID; Hampden-Syd-
ney, 3d. Richmond. 9TH, in Richmond;
University Of Maryland, at Baltimore,
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A Golden Opportunity.

When an opportunity for benehting
yourself is presented to you, seize II.
This Is good philosophy. DR.. Greene. IS
west Fourteenth street, New York city,
the distinguished specialist, admitted to
be the most eminent authority on dis
eases. can be consulted personally or by
letter free. DR.. Greene's wonderful cures
have made his name famous throughout
the world. The weak and debilitated. the
nervous and Frustrated from overwork,
errors. and indiscretions should see or
write 10 DIT. Greene. Treatment by letter
correspondence a speciality and offers
an assurance OF cure. All should seize
this golden opportunity within their
grasp without delay and be restored to
health.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-14
THE COLLEGE TEAM.
OUR SPIDERS ARE GETTING READY
TO PLAY BALL.
THE NINE is A VERY STRONG ONE.
EiIyson, mcNellI, and other Old
Players FIJI Important Positions
Training Steadily Going On
Schedule of Games for the Season.

The team which shall this session I'M
fur the proud standard OF Richmond Col
lege on the diamond promises to be one
OF the strongest ever sent out from that
institution.
As college Spiders" the teams of this
seat Of learning have won for themselves
name which is symbollcal Of all the
aiertness, quickness, and perseverance
that is embodied I'm the little insect from
which The name is taken. That the nino
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Scottish Rite Degrees.

Rev DR.. Carmichael, venerable master
Of Lbertas Lodge, No. 8. Ancient and Ac-
cepted Scottish Rite OF Freemasonry
Southern Jurisdiction). will confer to-
morrow night, I'm due form, the degrees
Of Royal Arch of Enoch and Perfect Flu.
Mason, thirteenth and fourteenth, re-
spectively.
This win be the first time that the
thirteenth degree was ever given In
ceremonial form in this city. 1t has
been given In full only at rare intervals
in the South In the northern Juris-
diction 1t Is conferred in imposing style.
and Is one of the most popular degrees
I'm the Scottish-Rite system.
The music for the beautiful fourteenth
degree will be In charge Of Professor
Reinhardt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-14
THE FIRST CHURCH CHORUS CHOIR
The Voices of Available Singers Be-
ing Tried by the Committee.

ing Tried by the Committee.
Mr.. w. S. Forbes. chairman OF the
Music Committee OF the First Baptist
church, said TO Dispatch reporter last
night that the announcements concern
ing the choir Of that church, which ap-
peared in one Of the city papers on
Thursday, were entirely unauthorized
and wide OF the mark.
The church had been compelled,
through the falling off in it's income TO
reduce expenses, and the amount of
the annual appropriation for the choir
had been reduced from Sl,70o TO
$500. IL had not yet been de-
cided in what manner this sum
was TO be employed. but the quartette
choir would in all probability, he
thought. be superseded by a large
chorus. The Music Committee have
been trying voices OF applicants for
positions in the new choir. Miss Eliza
beth. Taylor, OF Norfolk. had been asked
TO come to Richmond and accept the
leading position, and would have been
offered $50 a month, but she had been
compelled TO decline the offer in defer
ence to the wishes of her relatives. No
arrangements had been made and no
suggestions asked, said Mr.. Forbes, as
TO the direction OF the choir. Mrs.
Bethel. Mrs. Swain, Captain Cunning
ham, and Mr.. Cardoza had been given
sixty days notice OF the reduction Of the
appropriation.
1t was the unanimous opinion OF the
committee, Mr. Forbes thought, that
the days of quartette choirs are over
passed. Many members Of the church
were exceedingly anxious for a large
chorus choir to be trained by an effi-
Gent musician. Mr.. Leslie Watson had
offered to direct, as well as fill his po-
sition at the organ, and his offer had
been received with favor. Mr.. Scrivenor
and Mr. Powers were also spoken OF as
possible directors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-14

9th; Johns Hopkins, 7th Virginia A1edl-
cal College. IN Richmond, 18th; Johns
Hopkins, 10th; Columbian University,
17th; Norfolk. in Norfolk, oath; Agricul-
tural and Mechanical College, OF Mary
land, at Baltimore, 18th; Columbian Uni
versity 18th; Catholic University,
at Washington, SOth; Georgetown Col
lege, May LIST; University Of Virginia,
at Charlottesville, May 4th; Lo-
Gust Dale 6th WoOdberry. 7th.
Manager Mcneil will be enabled to
complete the schedule TO the sessions
end as soon as the schedule Of the At
lantic League is known.
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WGe<5ecyS- OF cez2sooon

Large and Heavy Gold-Rov, so,,a cr,.or
souvenir, Bonbon-. Orange and AZ.
er-Dinner Coffee spoons. with Rich
niOhu, va, engraved in bowls. III
actual worth g
NS e,i.- in,sh and Engraved Sterling
. SiJ0 "S'uoi WORM
E,egant Bright Finish Sterling and
hococo-E Edge Niolot-Holders for y5c,
worth 15c. 4O'
SS1in-t lnish Sterling Umbrella -CIasps.
with two initials engraved for a. =
actual worth 25c. ''i
A,i-silk Prayer-Book Marks. with s,er-
ing star and tops and pendants ana
M,th quotations from SCRIPTURE for
6oc.-actual worth 81 A''
WZe-sxcTS- GSM %Z2sooE
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White Oak Bars. $40.
Small Wares at Small
Prices,

a Good Tirlzish-Rath Soap, &c. CAKE
Woodbury. FACIAL SOAP IL l--c'
a CAKE. ,,.o
l7ii White Rose Glycerine, 14c. q cakc.
REAL CASTLE SOAP, 1c. A CAhh.
Genuine Palm Soap, &c. a cake .,-,,,,,
BOTTLES COLGATE DEN La
POWDER. 15c.
Imported CASTLE Soap, sc. a pounq'
Ec CLOTH BRUSHES, &c. EACti'
lo0-sheet-pack Toilet Paper, &c.
WIttemOre's Gnt-Edge Polish, Toe 40.
Roget" French Extract, every ouoi'
IOc., worth 23c. an
100 sheets Paper and IS Envelopes 1oc.
% sheets Paper and so Envelopes IN IAN
cy box AOc. ,,....,o,os v,irb
Qu.re TintSd Paper and Envelopes. win
MONOGRAM stamped. SOC. .
2c box OLD Dominion Bond Paper ~
I pound Linen Paper and pacKs -"
Velopcs 10 match, 1Oc.-usualy Zoc;
&C. grade Mourning Writing Paper ]"0'
Quire. -.,.. TOT
Ec Valley Library Paper, the entire lot
VIII he closed out for IOc.
Fine n0urning Stationery, zoe. bVN.
Hurburrs Finest Papers. assorted tln's'
20 a box, 5Oc. ,,.-,.,... nj,
lets. were 10 and 20c.; sacfihce price,
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IICENsE TAxEs.
City Auditors Oincet
Richmond. Va. March -. 1891.
NOTICE.

Richmond. Va. March Is. 1871.
NOTICE.
THE LICENSE TAXES or 1887 HAvn
been assessed and placed In ms once LUZ
the Inspection OF al concerned.
Thesa assessments include all persons
uahie 10 a class or specific tax for isys,
and viii remain IN this Once until me
STH OF MARCH. 1851. the Sommntss
Snnmissloner OF Revenue on THURSDAY
and FRIDAY. the ?5th and 18th OF MARCH,
81 7:so p. NJ. for the purpose Of hearin9
and considering appeals from said ssse ,.
80 vs,fend these meetings OF tho COMMITTEES,
=. no change OF classification or taxes VIII
aastsTvards be made except by order o4
TIE city Council on recommendation o.
sh, Committee on Finance.
ui' EDWARD J. WARREN.
NH i4-tMh2i Aooltoe
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Continuation Of julius Meyers Sons Ad.
H2c1zoeJC9- GS% dsx2toocoE
Had any one told us we could sell
Upwards of 1000 Yards
Embroideries

IN a weeks sale we would have mucn
Ioubfca his KNOWLEDGE hut we dare
sey Won have heard friends ncighbOrs
on relatives tell Of the Hamburg ana
swiss Embvoideries that are on sale
here. A few thousand yards are here
Yet for you to share IN the bargain
selling and II you VIII have needs any
lime soon. our advice is to buy now
and quickly.
80 wards OF Cambria and Swiss Pm
r~o|dcrics value &C.. special, &c.
900 wards Of Swiss and Cambria EN-
broi5eries. open patterns. special. &c
~ Var3s Of Cambria and Swiss En-
hro'dcry. wide, narrow. and medium.
for sc.
In Zine Nce5ie-Work. strong edges. Tor
10 and ~ lie.
90. linen Medici skirting for zoe.
a-,nrh Linen Torchon Skirting. value
Tgf-2c.. Tor Zoe.
On vards az White and Butter Oriental
Ilces. sleeve width, value Sl-Sc.. for
ass.
ie.vard piece Of Valenciennes Lace for
1Oe.. worth l5c.
e. 40 s-inch white Oriental Lace. that
sold Tor 25c.. for ~ &c.
e-Luch Swiss Founcing. open design
value T5c special, zoe.
e,-.rrh Work Cambria An-Over
embroidery. worth soc. special. 25c.
Al clio. YOU can buy the very best
cambria and Swiss Edge, that sells
elsewhere for - i-2c.
some famous Towel selling has
becn going on. Have YOU shared
the good fortunct Well, here fs
more Of IL. Towel values unmnteb-
ed in any regular way.
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THE BON MARCHE,
The CheaD Little Store.

iIIG GIlcdp lItlit SlUIts
405 L. Broad ST., Bet Fourth and Fifth.
Everything sold at the smallest pos
sible profit.
The best Table Oil-Cloth, III yards
wide, l5c. yard: Velvet Skirt Binding,
&c. a piece; i0-Inch Whalebones. covered
or uncovered, &c. a dozen; ! lot French
Percales. full yard wide. Il 1-2c. kind. &c.
a yard; lot Extra Quality Real French
Real Heavy Bicycle Hose. the regular
&c. kind, lJc.: 70 dozen Heavy Good-ttt-
ting Sateen Corsets. well boned, &c.,
another lot Of those excellent soc: Cor
good fitting. extra long, 4sc., w. II. 81
Corsets, extra long. s hooks. for 7Oc.; w.
=. SIS Corsets for Soc; Il. & g. Extra
Long II. e. G.. Corsets. SOC: job lot Of
First-Grade S1.25 III. 4 s. and G. 3. Cor
sets, 15c.; Fine Gloria ClotIl Natural
Stick 26-inch Peculiar &c. Umbrellas for
soc. Two special things In Fine Umbrellas
the first lot is the Finest silk Gloria
made up in the best STYLE with steel ROD.
and retails everywhere at sl.50 our prloe.
99c. The second lot Is made OF very fine
Twilled Gloria SILK. with Congo handles,
warranted sterling silver trimming. with
steel rod, and never sold under 81: they
go at 1.25. spools OF the best Machine
Spool Cotton, as good as Clark's, for loci
Good Machine Cotton. &c. a spool. all
colors. OF the best Button-Hole Twist. lie.
a spool: the best Palm Soap. DC. a cake:
Cuticura Soap lSc.; Pure White CASTLE
Soap, l0c. O. pound; Hoyt's Best German
Cologne and i0c. all styles Ladies' Col
lars, 10c.; Cuffs, 19c.; Embroidery Wash
Flo SILK or Twist, 30c. dozen skeins,
or 2 for &c; Ladies' Large 5Oc. Shopping
Bags for 39c. We are closing out our
Kid Gloves; all 70. Soc. and 81 Gloves. In
Black or Tan, 10 go at 69c. The best
Lining Jeans, sc. yard; the best Stin
Canvas for Sc. yard; all Cambrics, the
best kid finish, for &c. yard; Dress
Innings of all kinds sold cheaper here
than anywhere else: new things In Jewell
nv; a beautiful assortment OF the latest
things I'm Shirt-Waist Sets; Mems GOOD
Suspenders. and Toe. Mems shirts; The
largest assortment OF all kinds ana
qualities; our White Shirt, well made.
double back and front with double
shoulder pieces. nothing 10 equal ", AZ
39c.. Is a wonderful bargain; Mems Work
ing-Shirts, all well made, and fast coiors,
with woke, 25c; Boys Shirts. White ana
CoIored. in neat variety. at Is, %, IS, ana
n l-2c.: great bargains In Ladies Muslin
Irnderwear-25c for real nice pieces ~
pieces Real Handsome Twilled Piall
press Goods, such as you see adyeruse1
"a n great bargain at II 1-2c.. for . l-fc.
a ward. 100 pairs Mems Heavy Cottonade
Working Pants, 49c; 60 pairs Mems Ex-
tra-Heavy Working-Pants the u hhu'
69c. o
400 east Broad street
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Ladies' All-Wool Black CreponS and
AlI-Wool Blue Skirts, Serges and ALI
Wool Diagonal Cheviots, in Blue or
Black, rustic lined 1898.
Ladies' Fancy Mohair and ATWOOD
Boucle Novelty Skirts, rustic lined, S.
Ladies' Black Brocade japanese silk
Skirts, Percaline lining, tailor made,
patent placquet, %.4S
Ladies' Black Moire and Black Taft
feta Brocade Silk Skirts. tailor-made,
Percaline lining. and canvas facing,
$SlS.
Ladies' Black Brocade Gros-Grain
SILK, lined with fancy silk; Handsome
silk Moire, lined with percaline. Sl2.4S.
Ready-Made Skirts.
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Orders for printing sent to the Dispatch
Company will be given prompt attention.
and the style OF work and prices viii be
.ure 10 please YOU
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-14
Perfection Bicycle Lamps,
SI.25.

80 Perfection Bicycle Lamps, sold by
the agents in this city for $2.o0; our
price S1.25.
All other Bicycle Sundries at cut prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-14
Sterling Silverware at a
Sacrifice.

An overburdened manufacturer VINO
counts his customers among New
York merchants by the hundre1s. SONS
ue hfe eurplus stock al sacrifice,
rather than break the prices among his
regular customers.
The sale IL Just I'm time for Enster
Souvenirs and for Cnrd-Party Prizes.
Al-snk Emorys. with handsome engray-
90 sterling silver tops and SILK tassels
Tor 25c.-actual worth zoe.
Extra Heavy, Solid Silver, Repousse,
Handled Manicure Sets, or three
pleces-nle. butt0ner, and cuticie knife
soc, worth =.
Real Celluloid and Sterling Rocco
Mounted Dressing-Combs. inches
long, for 6Oc.-actual worth u.
Extra Heavy and Elaborate Sterling
Handled and Mother-of-Pearl Paper
Knives. inches In length, oOc.-ectuai
worth 81.
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CHERRYsTOyE OYSTERS.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

INCREASING CONFIDENCE, WITH
svstematic speculation, will tend 10 In
crease your income by following our sys-
tenn OF speculation. For circular and mar.
ket-letter write PALMER a. CO., - wan
street, New York. mn f-Suft
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f7FNlHEII'

Ftffk{inhM value, lOI IEt2C.
lfEilhIkII each.
lsinch Pure Linen Colored Bordered
poiies. extra heavy quality, for 15c.
SIN Sun-Bleached German Damask.
c. inches wide, SOC. quality. for csc.
Genuine Turkey-Red Fringe Table
covers. nearly yards long. 81 value.
for 09c. each.
Pure Linen 24-inch Check and PLAID
crash. FOR children's dresses. and
butchers aprons, former price 100
yard. now IL 1-2C. a yard.
Itrce-Size Absorbent Double-Thread
T.Xkish Towels, II lie. value, for SC.
nash Absorbent Turkish Towels. for
medical use. soc. value, for 25c. each.
Special purchase OF 90 dozen Bleached
Turkish Towels, l5c. qualify. for zoe
q pieces New and Bright Plaid Turkey
Red Table Damask: also, Green and
Red DamAsk. soc. quality, for "a lie.
Turkey-Red Table Damask, good pat
terms. for Use. yard.
Tnbleached Linen Table Damask, 25c.
quality. for IL 1-2o. yard.
2l-.nch Large Plaid Crash, for pillow
covers. for 8 1-3c. a yard.
Teached Duck Cotton Towels. fringed
and colored borders, &C. value, for
1-2c each.
Turk!sh-Bath Mats. large size, heavy
and absorbent. were 81, for 55o.
Pure Linen German Damask, 90 inches
wide, extra heavy, zoe. value FOR DOC.
NAPKINS to match for 81 so dozen
Pure Linen Damask DOilies, White and
Colored borders. worth DOC. oozen,
so dozen Bieached Turkish Towels. II
wards long, % inches wide. made 10 sell
Tor CSC. each, special for Monday l'c'
each or q for 8Oc.
Pure Linen Damask Table Covers IL
wards long, same quality as you puy
Tor soc. yard. cover bordered all around,
for $I&5.
Pure-Linen DOyIies, IL inches
square. stamped In all new designs,
fully worth L. lie, for &c.
Richards Magic Stamping Pad, Will
stamp any picture from newspaper
magazine, or from any material 70 any
material Ask 10 see II. It's wonder
fui. Price, 81.
FINEST Germantown WOODS, in all shdues
and full hanks, DC.
N0urinie Linen Tray Covers, with fancy
drawn thread and stamped, loc
satin Damask Tray Covers, with tahcy
drawn thread all around, stamped IN
Dresden designs, 1&c.
Applique Pillow-Shams. with elaborate
corner and centrepieces, $40 each.
Full-SiZe Applique Scarts, 2OX5S elaborate
satin Damask Buffet Scarfs yards
long. hemsutched and fancy drawn
thread, 5oc.
Narrow width Of Battenburg Lace Braid,
piece of s. yards. for 2Sc
Fancy Drawn-Thread, Hemstitched
Linen Centrepieces, 1SXl8, 4fc. each.
rro,,-c+ftcbnd ORA Thread Plain Linen
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5000 Pure Linen
Sa tin Dam a SIX
Knotted Fringed
To w els, White,
Pink, Red, Blue,
Saman, and Old
Gold borders. 19c.
value, for 1212c.
each.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-02
FOOT BALL.

\ siubbornly contested game may be
looked tor to-day at the Island ball
park The Tigers VIII put up good
game, and Captain Edwards Is certain
Of Victory. lie has four new men in
his lineup this season, and their work
will be watched with interest. They
have had experience on other teams,
and it Is not unlikely they will prove
sources Of strength. W. Handlan, who
viii play full back. made q record with
the old Linslys and Y. NJ. c. A.
Clarence Echols first learned the game
at Bethany College. and Is an earnest
and enthusiastic worker.
Mcfarland and Barrett have been
with the Tigers but n short time, the for
mcr figuring some last season. Barrett
Is from St. Clairsyille. and II weight Is
needed he VIII lend #.
A hrge crowd should 'roo" tha boys
o. There will be Il good-slzed delega-
ton from over the river and II is pos
able East Liverpool mny bring down a
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-02

NASHVILLE, Tenn, oct. 1.-The ma
tionaI association of journeymen
plumbers and steam filters and steam
filters helpers, closed It's annual sess-
ion to-day, adJourning to meet in Sep
TENDER, 1928, at Cleveland, Ohio. The
following officers were elected; John s.
Kelly, OF Chicago; vice presidents. W.
f. Hagerty, of Nashville; ]. l., Rich
ardson, OF Cincinnati; l., II. Ralte, OF
Denver, Col; William Marsh, OF Wash
ington, d. G.; Joseph Burger, ST. Louis;
l.. y. Tlden Cleveland; c, f. Crosier,
Salt Lake City, Utah; Thomas Conway
Lynn, Mass, secretary and treasurer
W j. Spencer, Buffalo. n. y; assist
ant treasurer and secretary, j, j, Nc
Kce, Pittsburgh, Pa,