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n MARKET REVIEW.
Weekly Report of the Con-
dition of Trade
bovFNrNT EXPECTED SOON
|. IN Harry orders Numerous
,s rhnt pusinrss u"
sandy PIcis'ns w.

go Ju,y 17.--Thcrc has
[,.,ablc Increase during tho "o'N
Lmpcr Of orders from r1So' ,.' a0', =.
f.n., ,hev arc In need OF STOCK "
A.. ,.c, that many Of those or
:, ,or ouIck shipments. 1t IL not
\, for dealers to ask thnt 'he''
1, hurled forward. but when tue
4 mu,t,pllcd until 1t becomes n
I nro Indication of a good de-
I ,,nc ia near at hand when man
o,rec, an INCREASE In business,
tn Tan dnys the Improvement VIII
manifest itself In a substantial
LDrc have been some good TIMBER
"a and many OF tho miile are fair
L,sacd up with this class of orders.
an especially good demand Tor
| hut owing TO the fact that string e
ia not oycrahundant such orders
S,ken with the readiness That they
"a or four Years ago. llSpor, Hched
also In good supply and oargoos
r booked. The condition OF tho
A general thing satisfactory In
N,R
Ii arc being held for better prices.
40 ara n,i In Oyrrsunply dealers
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A lrnInn. Momnn'. Decd.

Chandler. o. T.. July i6--Mi@ Grace
Alien of Fredona. Kan. N under arrest
charged with poisoning Miss PbronA HeheS
anil her mother The latter la dead. jeal-
ousy prompted the dord' bo'h F'm'h o'"t
in love with the same man, B"iore b"hR
arrested Miss Allen tri%i 20 commit SUI
eide. but was prevented al. Allan
mo rivals are school Teachers Mim A!leh
INA, ATTEMPTED To poison Miss Echcs sat
uflny luat. she recovered and the follow
lpg mlrht Mice Allfn made another AZ
tempt ~ poisoning her food MIS- Genes
alto tho stun and died.
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rHE EXPORT DEMAND

" i" Tue marine report. showing
\ vessels In port loading lumber
'" +" convey 10 thosc Interested
'"''r o1"lnesa the pleasing fact
e'Pf' iradn, which han shown
P"u growth through Sabine Pasa
" expand, and the rceon, organ
Nv" export companies. which will
Ne~ IN The various foreign mar
=" assurance Of an carly and sub
a''o'8e' IL Ia yot too soon TO SEQ
no IN The way Of increased sbIn-
INC lately formed companies In,
'n,'s which VIII begin 10 d,volnn
4 ~ " Two or three months. when
mat which is coming thro,rh
,',, WIN eMcll the years ioiol
revpuruons' BESIDES lilo shining
"viho fass, lumber ia being
EUROPE Via Galveston and New
nnul'hs the past week tho ne
us city made the fourth .hlp.
s eies, fnish, 1t bclng 600 900 feel
r snieh went to NAV Orlcnns nnj
(hosr,as AZ which places II waa
Slloa ",esifore Thus two and "A
,O1 hcI have been forwarded IA
VIC hoiianeo that 10 not firurn
. r,nen'H from Sabine Pass me
kso on, \, , ugo t an order this week
Spd s s,s hloai around for onreocs
lao ~ '''' No 1 common. for Eng.
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SOC
SOC
SOC
In Shoe Department.
Over 1000 Pairs Samples
Received This Week.

In this Department. in connection with our
many bargains previously advertised, we
will offer this week some exceptional bar
gains i'm Ladies', Misses, Gente' and Boys
Sample Shoes comprising strictly high
class goods, at one.half their actual value
Don't miss this opportunity. See them dis
played on Center Counter.
We VIII Continue Our alters On
Ladies' Genuine Dongola Oxford
Ties, S1.b0 kind, Fire Sale Price zSN
voc, now ..,...,......... .q'..f.
Ladies' Fine Kid Oxfords, patent
leather trimmed and tip, value O1 %
$1.75, Fire Sale Price el.23, now
Ladies' Fine Wei Kid Oxfords, pat
ent leather trimmings and tip,
value sl.9S, Fire Sale Price Q1 %
81. 90, choice. ............,....
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pAcREs- Alvin. Tcsas. July 10, Mfs,
Ellcn pacron mother of j. ~ and hai,y
Dacres. died OF consumption Tuesday jury
IA
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MiIlinor j.
Prices Cut in Two
During Our Smashing Sale.

GoC ITlInnlcu NHl|pIN now .,,..
soc White Trimmed Sailors, cithe
high or low Crown, Black or Red
wide bands, straw stitched color al
band, Fire Sale Price 35c, choice.
Use White Straw Sailors. white silk
wide bands, Fire Sale Price soc, now
Csc White Straw Sailors, inch !
black velvet band ..........
Csc White Straw Sailors, wide
white band edged with rows
narrow black velvet ribbon. 49,.
csc Fine Grass Linen Bell Crown {
Sailors trimmed in either inch
of black velvet ribbon or narrow
velvet bands Fire Sale Price 7bc,
now choice of these 3 styles for.
$50 Ladies' Fine Straw Feather !
Weight Sailors, trimmed with 3
rows narrow velvet ribbon $3.50.
$50 White or Bleached Crown :
Chip Sailors colorod brima col.
ored velvet ribbon, Fire sale
Price 95c, choice. .........,..
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MAKE Fnulr BOXES

a,a,,. FRUIT BOXES.
nllls i, = w. utilizing the refuse from
| 70 n ,,' vas silly has oftcn been
~ .fIye ~, ~, 'olumns- That my
Int,. ~ !. s0ril Of good fuel should
Al an ,e,,,., aay in the slab pits.
snA,aao'sa .l espeusp to the mills,
y a wy sufficient TO cause an
cus !, l 80 ! he noies that this
, sress poh' ~ very r,ano,c
tssr, Il, I. prairls.. whsre
tun,a'. - $. flame from thess
v g Insrs should indeed
WY y. NV a
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Special.

Ladies Short Back Trimmed Sailors
81. so ones now. ........ 75C (
ST. 90 and 50. so ones now. 500
81 80 and 81 % Misses Trimmed Leg
horns now, choice ............... S1.OO
So 80 and So. 90 Ladies' Trimmed Hats
now, choice ....................$l. $3.50 (
49, so Ladies' Trimmed Hats now,
s4 80 and SIS 90 Ladies' Trimmed Hats
now, choice ................ $3.50 I
32 Extra Fine Pattern Hats original (
ideas designed by our Miss Weldon (
previous to her recent departure for I
the East and marked at exceeding
low close prices, ranging from $6
TO $40 each, we offer this week. u 80 I
choice, to close Observation-Disclosures. -
See our lines of Ladies' Untrimmed Hats;
25c and Soc kinds at DC, Doc and TO kipds It 5
2BcI el.2b and $50 kinds at Soc.
500 our lines Of Baby Caps; II reduced
about One-Ha1i.
~r~~rS~~~~~~~~~,
Mall Order cnstonhers WIN ploase
bear In mind that W A not ~ Hx.
press Charges q eeeds a1vertlsod II
this sale. .sS u M
yssgs IL Al2 IA
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MARITIME REPORT

1O'oo pase 'rcHas. July 10.
Zoo sSooa lbrl, Southland mo.,or
'''n tbD, MoMaster moa 1"ror'
Sailed.
Ky for Mexico.
nlc Reed
h'oh T utal)
H.. In Port
|''' 'S~), Rybcrg Mastor. III,
''n'''o ''''lo, peroal master. Gas
I,p !" Nor ~. Jensen master. eg2 tons
V''a 'liall, Albsno master, 19r 'i ,aGs
I" ,s'an, .NorD, Just mss,or.
'or), Francis master is7
Fn''as 'u'', Gibson master 1850
''''' 'nro, McMsster master. 1853
ORA w''aAeuse. Han master. sss
s''''d 'n'), soptherlsua master.
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en-. Therefore. VIC will continue our
% %
RAND SLASHING SALE THROUGHOUT THIS MONTH

In Clothing Department.
So so Gents Wool Crash Suits, Freq Z 25I
Sale Price So. 9S, now, choice 49,, w.
$1,000 Gents Best Tailor Made
Satin Pipcd All Wool Crash and
Black Clay Serge Suits, Fire Sale o. so
Price 80, now, choice. ....... wv.
$3.50 Gents All Wool Light
Weight Cashmere Suits, Grays
&c :"a j. '' ssv s,. FIRE sale r's. 81. so
$500 Quality Gents Fine Black
, ys: ":' lire Sale PRICE, now So
so. 90 Gents Fine Black Siclian
:, s@ q and "sx vs s...s Fire Sale PRICE, $50
$1,000 Gents Extra Elmo Black
Sicilian Coats and Vests, best
tailor made wide satin tapped and
" ":".' :.J T's Sale Price s1a' $3.50
CSC Quality Gents Brown Bal
brggan Undershirta, pearl but
tonH, French neck, firo Sale -
Price zoe, ow,...,..........
45c Quality Gents Fine Brown
Balbriggan Undcrshiris pearl
buttons, French neck, Fire Sale OK
Price 32Ac now ...............
Csc Quality Gents Fine Brown
Balbriggan Undershirts, French
neck, silk tapped, Fire Sale Price 174C
DOC, nowo..... -
~. 90 Quality--Big DriVc-100
dozen, comprising choice of Odd
Lots of Gents Extra Fine French
Balbriggan and French Lisle
Drawers, Fire Sale Price 69c and EnC
75c pair, offer, choice, at. wv
Csc Gents Fancy Negligee Cheviot
Laundered Shirts, collars and
cuffs attached Fire Sale Prico QOC
4Sc, now ...........
$50 Gents White Body Laundered
Shirts with fancy coored bosom,
the kind worn with separate
white collar and cuffs, Fire Sale EnC
Price 69c, now, choice. ........ wv
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Probably no play ever written has
scored a more pronounced and lasting
success than has "'rhc old Homestead
which will be seer at the opera House,
next Tuesday Apri' 10, The novelty OF
the old-fashioNed scenes accounts large
Is for this popularity The quaint story
appea.s To everyone, and IN many
brings back former predictions The
close Of hot August day. with tho
duty OF putting everything on the farm
to rights Tor the night the arrival OF
the city VisitOr0 to the uld-tASnloncd
country place; the chorus Of haymaker1
IN the melGdioUs yet old-taslloned
songs. the Intellectual attcmp: OF mat
good -naturCd old pTcvarlcator. Cy
Primo, TO make love to Aunt Tildi,wt
the one % many Interruptions that have
kept him = bachelor thirty years; the
saving or Happy Jack the tramp. be-
Uncle Josh. and his sending him away
with fixed determination to become
again a man. and 10 give John Barley
corn the TOUCHES. tussle he ever had;
the longing Dt the old man 20 see his
boy In the far distant city, among the
many SnnreJ which surround him. the
confirmation Of the old Gentleman'S
worst fears b. his dream, all serve to
give the quaint 0l1-faShiDncd sccne5 at
The Old Homestead" an Interest pos
sessed by bgS few plays
Dcnman Thompson, IN writing Ihc
Old Home stead" aimed to construC; a
play that would please and lmusc as
large a class OF theatre EOcrs as posi-
BILE. He buildud more wisely than nc
knew. and when he produced The Old
Homestead" he gave to the thoatre-loV-
ing public play That Is destined to
tat a lupg. as GOODNESS OF heart true
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LOCAL BREvITIEs
Matter. Of Minor Moment III u"I About
the city.

Matters OF Minor Moment In WWi About
the city.
on account OF the break in the gas
mains yesterday. the l.aRellc mills and
the Wheeling HinEs Works wcip forced
to be idle for the day.
The Epworth League OF the Fourth
street ". l.. church Will elect officers To-
the coming year next Monday evening
At the last meeting nominations were
made.
Word was received In the city ycster-
day Of the death oC Patrick Dempsey,
at ClarksburG The deceased was well
known in Wheeling, being former res
ident Of the East End.
on account Of the plea Of illness on
the part Of the defendant, the E'sen-
McCully case relative to trcspassing, did
not have an airing ut Squire Thomp-
sons court yesterday.
An explosion OF natural gas occurred
at the Schmulbach Brewing Company'S
plant. at the head OF ThIrty-third street.
lnpt night shortly before 3 o'clock, but
no damage was done.
Yesterday the condition Of Prose-
cutting Attorney W. c. Meyer was bet
ter than at any time since his acci-
dent. His mind Is rational, and he is
able IL pnrtRkc of more solid food. lie
wan able to sit up a short time ycster-
day,
ON Sunday at the Fourth street NJ. y.
church the pastor. DR., j, L. Snoy, VIII
preach mt 1880 a. m. The evening SER
vice will he unique In character, II
will be u sermon IN sacred song. The
Greatest Hymns OF Great Hymnists'
Will be sung,
Yesterday afternoon the funeral Of
Mrs George Hercules took place from
the family residence on South EoN
street Services were held NJ the Wes-
ley NJ Il. church aud were largely at
tended The lntcrmcnt was private at
Poninsular cemetery.
At The North street NJ 4. church, Rev.
G, H. GTahnm, pastor, the morning SCR
mon on Sabbath viii he on the subject
Of christian Sclf-DCnial." In the even
Ing the subject will be "a Duty and a
Promise" on Easter Sunday the tegu-
lar missionary anniversary Will be held.
A sim alarm to the Eighth ward on
glno house yesterday afternoon about
3 o'clock gave the iircmCn a run to the
corner OF ThIrty-sIXth and Wood streets.
burning chimney was the cause OF
the alarm, and like the alarm OF the
preceding day, should not have hecu
rung.
While Dairymon Els was going home
out Cal1wclls run yesterday morning,
he left his team at the head OF Twenty
eighth street white he went to q nearby
blacksmith shop, During his absence
the team and milk wagon went over
the Cmbaukmcnt, smashing the wagon,
and injuring ono Of the horses
Some mIscrcant totally destroyed the
IRE alarm box ut the corner uC twelfth
and JaCOb streets after midnight yestcr-
day morning, II has become frequent
occurrence to smash open the alarm
boxes aud steal the krys, sixteen k"N'
having been stolen since Fire Chief
Elicvcs entered Office, but box ~ was
smashed Into atoms. Tho penalty tor
the ofTcnsc Is severe. and all good oiii-
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His unusual talon: eoou brought him
reputation AMI prominence among ms
professional brethren First h" was
elected 10 the prOfeSsorshir of anatomy
and surgery in the Vermont University.
Next he was appointed lecturer on ma
tcria mcdicd and medical botany in
Dartmouth College. The next year he
was chosen professor of the chair then
vacated by Prof Robhy and occupied
the chair, the most important one In
the country. at the time when he first
formulated his most remarkable pre-
scripticn.
In view of the overwhelming testi-
mony to the value Of Paine's celery
compound that has recently appeared
from men aud wOmeS 0f national repu-
ton, the picture Of Prof Phelps is par
ticullrly interesting
The fact is, PainCS celery compound
Ia not patent medicine; II Is not Sar-
saparllla: II is not a mere tonic: IL IL
not an ordinary nervlrc--it IS as far
beyond them all as the diamond is SUI
perlor 10 cheap glass.
II makes people well. II ls tho one
true specific recognized and prescribed
to-day by eminent practitioners for dis
cases arising from debilitatcd nervous
system. Prof Phelps gave TO his pro-
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ADJUSTMENTS.

d. w. Truss & Company, sole owners
OF Wang" Will prescn, that we'll
known aud successful comic opera, at
tho Opera House, Tor two farewell per.
tormancc1 of that merry opera. one
Of the scenes In Wang" represents tho
river landing place Of one Of Slams
least known towns. This Is PcChnburi,
one hundred miles southwest OF Bang
kok. Although the king has a summer
palace there and the place VIII some
day he fnmou6 rs n snnitarsnm for i2u-
ropeans, yet it, present 06scurlty made
Il matter OF great difficulty To obtain
accurate data upon which 10 construct
the scenery Tor wang" This scenery
will be used In all its entirety on next
Saturday, matinee and hight \ press
dispatch recently stated that The state
crown worn hv tho King VI Siam
weighs twenty-eIEhJ pounds, Although
less IN weight The coronation cruNn
used in the Siamesc opera of "Wang,'
Is perfect reproduction Of the origi.
mai. II IS a conlcal cap Of gold forming
Il pagoda. or high pyramid Of iiligree
work studded with diamonds, rubl2s
sapphIres ana emGr1lll.
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g ,r,,rh has been written ana Fnid
T., 90. ,,,g, f,,r yc,rs
ABOUT NiaNdil" "a '''' P'''
that It SCENE impossible 90 say any
thing new. The splendid record OF its
success everywhere IS tie best advance
r1tlce for Alabama" or the first
night OF Its production. yeas ago, the
Pres of New York with one accord on
d5rsed the beauty. humor and strength
Of thc drama. Siroe the play has been
presented in every cite in the union.
and the critics everywhere seem never
fo rrow lIrrl OF sounding i,s praises l.
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nut anything In the stove. Grandson re-
piled that ne had: that II was some black
substance. pear shaped, like IN electric
light bulb. with fuse attached Ia II. Hn
lt Il, ana sumo timr afterwards liBhttd
his cigar from t. lie said to witnGdai
ALBERT you may thlnk.lt funny having
those things around III ,ell you what
am going to do with them am g'lhs
10 sell them 10 keep dampncss OUT OF
houses In the spring" AZ TINS point
many vi ,he insurance men ia %. "ud'-
cnce and others smiled significantly
The sensational part OF Grandson
testimony was yet 10 come lie SAID he
was moving some boxes around one day,
and when handling a particular one
Eaton told him not to stir II; To leave 1t
alone Witness thought this a little sin
gular. and when Eaton LETT the store he
Thought he would see what was In the
box that neCcgsititcl such delicate hand
ling. He opened the box and discovered
three pear shaped articles containing z
black substance These were all Joined
with fuse. Besides therew a much
larger pear shaped substance with
brass cap which was connected with the
three smaller ones Ths5t were packed
all around with cotton. They were Just
like the one whost fuse Eaton had lighted
and thrown In the stove. The fuse was
like that OF squib. II spuiiered when
lighted. At this point Iusgicc FltEpat-
rick slGntled his intention Of ldJourninS
the hearing until 7:3O o'clock. but cOun-
sci objected TO a night session, and by
agreement the further examination waS
postponed until O'Clock this morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-10

Excepting It's handful, Of magnificent
statesmen and It's military heroes" says
tho most recent writer upon America.
"thc people owe more 10 Dar,moutS's
Observation-Disclosures than to any one man
I'm every walk Of lif" among the
highest OfliccholdcrS at Washington, in
the homes oE the best people In the large
cities. among the every day folks Of the
country families in comfortable Circum :
stances. families that live from hand
to mouth and could not, II they wished.
afford the services Of any but an or
binary physician-cvcrywhc l have
met people to whom Paiuo's celery COM
pound has been blessing"
The story OF the lite-work Of this
giant among men has been often told
and is familiar to most readers. The
likeness above Is probably the best por-
trait OF him yet printed,
II was the world famed discovery by
Prof. Phelps OF an Infnlllble cure for
those fearful Ills that result from an
Impaired nervous system and impure
blood which has cndcarcd the great doc
tor to the world. and made his life an
err In the practice OF medicine
Prof, Phelps was born In Connecticut
and graduated In medicine at Yale
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2cus viii hope to soon see the offenders
caught.
Apour PEOPLE

Stranger tn tue g , ant Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Mrs. Smith, of Shirley, is a guest Of the
SlGmm.
Fred W. Bartlett, of Warrington. is At
the Mcclure
T. Il. Frye, Of Keyser, IS stopping at
the Windsor,
]. D. Morgan and wife, Of smithheld
are at the Howell
c. W Hammond, Of Terra Alta, was at
the Howell yesterday.
J. +. Eckbert. a Sistersvillc oil man,
put up Mt the Windsor yesterday
w. {. Morrison. Of Parkcrsourg, was
among last nights arrivals at the
Stamm.
Passenger Agent j. S. Mordau OF the
Great Northern railroad. was in the city
yesterday.
Joseph Wood, fourth vice president; G.
L. Peck superintendent: Chief Engineer
Thomas ]. Johnson. 81 the PENNSYLVANIA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-10

"rhc Dazzlcr" was presented 10 a
large and exceedingly VOL pleased audi
encc al the Grand last night by Cos
grove & Grants company % merry com
rdIang. swce, singers and clever dane
era. II Is farce comedy brought right
tIp TO date by the Introduction OF fresh
wittlcisms and Il number OF bright spe.
claltcs Tho company includes inc old
rovorlfes and some new faces The nc
tlon ia lively throughout and the on
gagement has been very successful II
will close with afternoon ana evening
performancos to-day. Secure your seats
at the box office
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THE DAY NURSERY
To be Thrown Open for Inspection
To-day.
PRACTICAL PHILANTHROPY

That Appeals 10 tho Largs't Charity aud
IlumauIty or tho People The I''tItu-
ton to be Under the Direction OF the
Ixing's Dan ghtsrs-Tho PurpOSs I' to
Take care OF thS Small Children OF WO-
mon who arc RsquIrsd to be Absent
FROM Home DurlnE the Ony-wiII be
open to Receive Inmates Monday.
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WEAVING THE WEB
Around William Eaton, Accused
of Setting Fire.
TO THE TURNER BUILDING
For the Purpose of Deirauding
Insurance Companies.
THE SENSATIONAL TESTIMONY

OF The pay Given by Albert Graudl,On,
the COlOrsd Porter, Employed by Eaton.
He Tsstlns' that the Defendant LIAd Ia
HIR POs'oS,Ion Fear Psur-ShApsd Artl-
slsa Connected with Fn's, and Which
Were COmpoaed of In1iAmmnbio Ma
'sriAl-AtJOur ,msnt Taken Unul To-
day, with Grandson stun on the stand.
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lines, were In the city yesterday on an
Inspection t0ur.
Mrs. NJ. JaPaIr;cr and VIII !. Painter
OF Thornton. raylIr county, are guests
Of the Mcclure
silas Laura Wilson. OF Marion, Ind, !,
visiting Miss Angeline Browulce, q
Fourteenth street,
Mr.. W. ]. ". Cowdcn leaves t1-ruor'
row evening on q shor; business Trip 10
Columbus and Cincinnati,
d. c. Nf4cwatters. district passenger
agent Of the Pennsylvania lines. was ~
;he city yesterday, looking after the ~
tgrcst OF his lines.
Jerry Newman. OF South EoT street IS
home from a visit to TT Paso, Texas.
where he wtnt 10 reGuprrlic, a'ta' 's
drug store in which he was employer y.
SlstrrsvIlc, burned down. He Is mI'A
improved in health
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-10

TWO ycnrs ago r. J. Warren q drug
rlst at Pleasant Brook, y, y, bought n
small supply OF Chambcrlain's Cough
Remedy lie sums M the result rs fol-
lows: at that time the goods were I'M
known in this section. to-day Cham
bcrlnln'a Cough Remedy IS o household
word " II Is thc same IN hundreds of
communities Wherever the GOOD quail
ltles OF Chamberlaln's Cough Remedy
become known the people viii have
nothing else For sale by druggists,
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been aroused through moro Insurance
being taken out than Eaton had told
him of.
To MIR Itnlcs thr witness said ne had
seen Ea,0n after saturday, ana before
the FIRE. IL WAS ON Narket street about
9 o'clock. bUt Eaton Gld not see him,
AZ lll5 a. IN. thri hearing was suS-
pended until 1880 u. h,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-10

Tho rtate convention OF the Kings
Daughters viii be held in Wheeling,
some time In Juac, PROMINENT leaders
Of the work from New York and other
cities Will be present during the con-
vrntion, and the proceedings promise to
be very interesting
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-10

HALLS Hair Remover enjoys tho
confidence and patronage Of people all
over the civilized world. who use 1t to
restore and keep the hair natural
color
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-10

ON account Of bad weather yesterday
humhrcds of Remnants 81 Dress Goods
were len hRtVVOUld have beesm sold. On
sale To-day at same price.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-10

DlOlO VII GEO NJ SHOOK & co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-10

mi Ep0N In jet Lace, Chiffon and
DVLLIlVO Marscillcs jus, in-1lsO Chit-
COn Fronts. GEO, ". SHOOK Il co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-10

LAST chance to buy Solid Leather
Shoes at Auction to-day at . and p. M.
1T. STONE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-10

NOT only acute lung troubles which
may prove fatal In few dnys. but Old
chronic coughs ana thront troubles
may receive immediate relief and br
permanently cured hv ono Minut"
COUGH Cure Charles Il Goethe, corner
Market md Twelfth streets; Bowie &
CO., Bridgeport Peabody & SON Bon
wood