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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-31

and Right Rev. George w. Peterkih,
Bishop of the Diocese Of West virginia.
Hight Rev Boyd Vincent, Bishop or
Ohio. will be the presenter, and the at
tending presbyters will be Rev. DR.. Peter
Tinsley. OF Cincinnati, o.; and Rev. Lam
,Son r.. Mason, rector OF Grace church.
this city. while Rev. j. j. Gravatt, rector
of Holy Trinity, will be the master OF
ceremonies.
Right Rev. Hugh Miller thompson
Bishop OF Mississippi. will preach the
conservation sermon.
AN IMPOSING SERVICE.
The conservation service is almost iden-
teal with that of the mother cnurch IN
England 1t will prove interesting IN TINS
connection to give a few facts OF history
of the American church.
In the year 1870 Bishop Spinkes. Bishop
Hawkes.. and Bishop Candy, three non
turing bishops, consecrated ralph Tayio'.
In l72e Bishop Taylor alone consecrated
Robert Welton. and In the same year,
with Welton's assistance, he consecrated
John Talbot. The conservation OF Nelton
and Talbot was uncanonical and irregu-
lar but quite valid II made them
bIshops. but without jurisdiction" and
therefore. without power to exercise Epis-
copal authority or to perform Episeopai
acts. -
Roth came TO America. Bishop Welton
was the rector OF Christ church, Phila-
dclphia, from July, '7-i. until January
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him a great power with man Tor Sou'
AS a priest he has been renowned Tor MS
zeal and as man he Is possessed OF
sterling qualities which have won Tor
him the admiration and respect OF all
with whom he has come in contact
Outline of the Impressive Ceremony
crime rolls on his ceaseless course
the actors and the spectators IN the
worlds debate are alike hurried 10 the
grave. and new generations succeed, VINO
are borne along by the same mighty
stream. The ceremonies or next Wea7
resaav impressive and brilliant as they
VIII he will touch a tender chord or
recollection. for the late Bishop Newton
by his piety, his purity, and his gentle
ness built up an enduring monument IN
very many hearts throughout the dio-
cease in which ne worked so earnestly
and so successfully.
SO general has been the expression OF
desire to witness the services on wed
nesday that il was deemed best TO issue
tickets OF admission 10 the church. IN
order that a BETTING decorum should
be observed. Seats have been SET apart
for the visiting clergy. who are expected
to be present from all parts Of the do
cese. and q certain number OF tickets
have been allotted 70 each Episcopal
church in the city. These tickets will be
distributed by .he rectors among the
regular communicates OF their consre-
cations.
WAS FORMERLY RECTOR THERE.
The Church OF the Holy Trinity is a
magnificent structure OF Virginia gran
lie. with splendid interior furnishings.
II Is recognized a. one OF the most
beautiful and ornate houses OF worship
IN the South, as we'll as one Of the
largest. These facts render the selec-
tion OF this church for the performance
OF the ceremony peculiarly appropriate.
| but another happy circumstance Is the
| fact that DR.. Gibson rainistered here
before the Aieors-Memerial church was
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-31

Seminary of Virginia in 1858. He was
ordered deacon by Bishop Meade July 2,
1858, and ordained priest November 10.
1860, by Bishop Johns. His first pastoral
work was in the rectorship OF 81. Georges
church, Fredericksburg. In 1861 he be-
came the rector OF Emmanuel church,
Baltimore, Md, which position he held
until his elevation to the Episcopate Oc-
tober 81 1888. He received the degrees
OF Doctor of Divinity from his old col
lege
Bishop Boyd Vincent one OF the pre-
senters, is a man strong in intellect ana
powerful in speech. He was born IN Erie
Pa, on May Is, 1916, and graduated from
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-31
CHURCH OF THE HOLY TRINITY.

Peterkin. Of West Virginia. He Is son
OF the late Rev. DIR. Joshua Peterkin. OF
this city, and was born at Clear Spring,
Washington county. Nd. March q. isn.
He graduated from the University Of
Virginia In 1865. and from the Theological
Seminary OF Virginia In 1858. He twas
ordered deacon June "a. 1868 by Hlshop
Johns. He was ordained priest June g.
1868. by Bishop Whittle. OF this diocese
Rev. Mr. Peterkin was then assfHtant
minister Of his fathers church-St. james.
Of Richmond-whence he went tcA ST..
Stephens church. CulDDer. Va. where
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first chapter OF ST. John. Then will fol-
low the Nicene Greed After that the
sermon. AT the conclusion Of the sermon
the Bishop-elect will be presented by the
two presenting bishops 10 the presiding
Bishop. The Bishop-elect will wear his
rochet only. while ID" officiating bishops
viii wear their full robes. The Bishop
ole,it then makes a promise of conformity
to the doctrine, discipline. and worship
OF the Church. and this is followed BY
prayer and special litany. The pre-
siding Bishop will then examine DR..
Gibson In a prescribed form as 10 his
belief Ia his call 10 the Office 81 bishoA
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l7es. and bishop Talbot was the founder
and rector Of 81. Mary's chIrch, Burling>
ton. N. J.
Rsshop Talbot died I'm November. l7fl.
ana Bishop welton went 10 Portugal and
died IN Lisbon in iT3.
In l7St the American States appealed
to the College or Bishops, in Scotland,
10 giye them q valid and purely ccclesias-
tical episcopacy. and, under special act
o. the British Parliament empowering
the archbishop OF Canterbury and the
Archbishop 81 York 20 consecgate 20 the
once q a bishop Subjects and cltlzeEk
America who VAS ths ls.t Bishop com
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DOUBLE CONSIDERATION

Bishoo White, the FIRST Bishop OF Penn
sylvania. and second OF America, was
consecratcd in the chapel OF Lamoe,h
Palace on February SIN, Dy the Arcn-
hishona OF Canterbury and York and the
Ilshona Of Bath and Wells arH Peter
borough. Bishop Provost, first Bishop OF
New YORK, and third OF America. Was
consecrated at the same time and place
nv the same bishops. and Biehop James
Madison. first Of Virginia, and fourth OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-31
Cotton Men Touring the Southern
Road.

A party OF about fifty members OF the
New England Cotton Manufacturers AS
ISOLATION. who have been In annual ses-
sion in Philadelphia. are touring the
Southern railway as the guests Of that
company The delegates spent Friday IN
Washington. and yesterday IN Danyille.
From that city they went 70 Creensbofo'
and SALISBURY and will spend to-day Ia
Ashevilie. The trip will occupy week.
It's object Is that the New England manu-
facturers may realize the great develop
ment In cotton manufacturing In the
South In recent years.
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vice and by the most impressive music
that has been selected. The service Will
be fully choral, and the music will be
sung by the vested choir. under the d.
rection OF Mr.. Arthur Scrivenor. Follow
ing the order for daily morning prayer
will come the ante-communion service,
with special collect. epistle and Gospel
the epistIe being taken from 1. Timothy
ill.,, l, and the Gospel from the twenty
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zone OF the Presbyters.)
Hartford. Rev. DR.. Vincent was electeu
as the first Assistant Bishop OF the do
cese Of Southern Ohio on June o. 1917
Bishop John Franklin Spalding presiding.
On the day Of his conservation bisnop
Jaggar conveyed to him "demission OK
powers"
A rarely intellectual treat will be the
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Yale in 1867. He then went to the Epis-
copal Divinity School, near Hartford,
from which he graduated in 1S1. he was
ordained deacon by Right Rev. Johh
Barrett Kerfoot in June, ISL, and one
year later was made priest.
Rev. MIR. Vincent was first called as
assistant minister 10 St. PauPs church,
Erie, Pa, and was assigned TO a mission
work, out Of which grew the Church Oh
the Cross and Crown. In 1874 he was
made rector OF Calvary church, or PITTS
burg. In 1889 he was made a Doctor OF
Sacred Theology by Trinity College. OF
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Uptown Store, 5OO Eail MARSHALL.
Quick service. We run 8
fast delivery wagons.
Old and New Phones. 81.
Light Brown Sugar, 4c.
pound.
3-pound can Apple Butter,
&c. pound.
Home-Made Jelly, &C.
pound.
Homemade Blackberry
Wine, l5c. quart or SOC. gal
lon.
Catawba Wine for drink.
ing or for Jelly, 12c. quart, or
45c. gallon.
Large 4-String Broom, l5c.
New Raisins, sc. pound.
Homemade Preserves, all
kinds, &c. pound.
Sweet Chocolate, &c. cake.
Baking Chocolate, 4-pound
cakes, &c.
New Prunes, sc. pound
Quart Cans Maple Syrup.
25c.
White A. Sugar, 4ic. ID.
81. lbs. Best GRADUATED
Sugar, 25c.
Boston Baked Beans, &c. can.
Fresh Lemon Crackers, DC.
pound.
Puddene, Assorted Flavors,
&c. box.
Old Rye Whiskey, $3.50,
Good Rye Whiskey, $l.25.
Our $500 Rye Whiskey
beats the world, same as you
pay $500 for elsewhere.
Cranberry Sauce, SC. pound.
Strictly Pure Ground Pep
per, i0c. Id.
Best New Crop New Or
leans Molasses, ACC. gallon.
Floating Toilet Soap, 2 tO'
5 cents.
Large Cans Calf o I'm q
Peaches, l2Ac. can.
Imported Claret Wine IN
quart bottles, 25c.; regular
price 81.
1O-pound pals Home'Made
Preserves, SOC.
Finest New York Creamery
Butter, just received, l5c. ID.
Can Table Peaches, &c. can.
Tip-Top Roasted Coffee,
Laguayra and Mexican, only
lie. pound-beats the world,
Large Cans Pie Peaches.
&c. can.
New Dates, sc. ID.
Cocoanut Cream Cakes
Toe. pound.
Fresh Mustard, l0c. quart
3 ID. can Jelly and Apple
Butter, 8 cents.
New Buckwheat, 3 cts. ID
Best Imported SwitzeI
Cheese, Is cents pound.
New Green Peas, &c. ct.
lib. box Bird Seed, 5c
New Imported Sour KroGt
5 cents quart.
New Barley, &C.; New Farina
&C.; New Rolled Oats, &c. ID
New Beans and Peas, SC. a
Condensed Cream, Sc. can
Gold Medal Flour, Sc bar
rel OF 3Sc. sack.
Pigs Feet, &c. pound.
XXX Family Flour, 20
bag, or 1913 bsrrel.
Pearl Family Flour, 2Sc
bag, or S4.25 barrel.
Home Made Mince Meat
&c. Id.
Home Made Strawberry
Preserves made by one of on
customers in country, DC. 10
l-pound prints Dreamer.
Butter, l5c. pound.
Early June Peas, &c. can.
Best City Meal l2c. peck
Genuine Timothy Hay, 60C
cwt.
Fresh Oyster Crackers am
Cracker Dust, Sc. pound.
Large Bottles Ammonia %
bottle.
LarLe cans Boston Bake
- 3. nv A. c. "a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-31

Of countries outside the British Domin-
ions. samuel seabury was consecrated
first Bishop Of Connecticut and OF ne
protestant Episcopal Church In the
United states in Aberdeen, Scotland. No
vember IA. 1854
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Parlor Suits.
Parlor Suits.
sYDNoR q hUNDLEY.
The Leaders.
III and 7i3 cast Bread street.
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Distinguished Prslatss Who Will TAKE
Part IN the interesting Services
RI. RRY. N. THOMPSON 10 PREACH
This Eminent Pulpit Orator WILL De-
liver The Sermon Upon The Occasion.
CONSIDERATIONS AND pREsENTERs'

OF the Divincs who WIN
Figure In This Important Church
Event-sketcb of the Candidate
and nm Outline of His Pastoral
work.
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Fosters Is the only Photo Gallery
giving trading stamps. Ask for them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-31
REV. ROBERT ATKINSON GIBSON, D. D.,
The HOnOred Virginia Divine VINO VIII on wednesday DC
Consecrated Bishop COadjuOrsOf the Virginia Diocese

native State that so important an In
cident in his life transpires; that the
witnesses are his kinsmen and his
friends, and that the prelates chosen to
lay their hands upon him are among his
closest personal friends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-31
A FULL CHORAL SERVICE.

The solemnity of the occasion VIII be
made the more inspiring by the solemn
and beautiful ritual of the Church ser
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-31

fTTV OF tFFt u FEEUy INFh.T
sermon Of Bishop Thompson. He Is
known and acknowledged as one OF the
most eloquent preachers Of the Episcopal
Church. He was born in the county OF
Londonderry. Ireland 5una 5. iSp. and
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WILL MAKE A BISHOP
Conservation Of Rev. Dr.. Robert a.
Gibson 10 Take Place Wednesday.

MILL BIZ All IMPOSING CEREMONY.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-24

ST.. CLOUD, Mimi Oct. 22.-This week there
was n great celebration among Catholics of this
diocese at tho installation Of Bishop Trobce.
who has hcen for many years n priest in -.
Paul. On the day of the Bishops arrival at his
new see city there were thousands of loyal
Catholics present from all parts OF Central
Minnesota. uniting 10 do him honor. There
were a dozen bTas5 bands among them, ono
heinz from the little Village Of Gold stream.
thi, county. The Cold Strcamcrs were sta
lionel h, do a triumplal arch.
Along cnn,r tho great pr, c-sion. In u car
ringr al lis head rode Archbishop Ireland. The
bishop. a noted Catholic Otl,ccluilcr and c.i'or
and Theodore Iirruurr, liug.,'rr ~ lhr Iultrt
states Land ONi a mere. As the carria 20
reached the arch ;hc Gold stream band rw"sn
and buj.rrd uli with the customary v.hral.ry
of the rural hand, "Ihcrcll Ihr n Hot Tim" IN
the Old Town 70. Night Something that was
more than a smile iprend back from III" 'piSco-
pal carriage over the cat'rc ryotc zion.
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hut in his eyes anxiety, / went on my way,
never looking back. For my cars wcro indeed
filled with that strange and enchanting music.
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f,rrnt Auction Sale.

To remodel store room, o. c. Gen
Their will sell his immense stock OF
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Diamonds,
sllverware, Fancy Goods, etc, at auc-
ton, at No 1863 Main street, commence
ing Thursday afternoon. october Z. Ev-
erything must be sold, The holidays are
now coming on and you will have a
chance to get your Christmas presents
at your own price.
Remember that everybody is welcome
to attend this great sale. will guaraN-
Tee that this sale will not be run like
an everyday, common auction. The ut
most decorum will be observed. Send or
bring your ladies' with you. They will
be treated as nicely as II they were at
tending church. Come whether you
want to buy or not, as you will not have
chance to get such bargains in years
to come.
Mr.. Genther intends TO remodel his
store room, and In order to do so he is
compelled TO sell his entire stock at
once. Remember the sale will take place
every afternoon and evening until the
entire stock is sold. a lot Of Shelving,
almost entirely new, win be sold to the
highest bidder.
Don't forget the date, Thursday after
noon, October Z, 1897, and every after
noon and evening thereafter until stock
Is sold. .. G. GENTHER'
1869 Main Street.
Wheeling, w. Va,
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The attempt at suicide Saturday night
by Mrs. Thomas j. Scott, of Benwood,
has set the Benwood police thinking.
owing to a note she received yesterday.
The note was from her husband, who left
her Saturday morning, and It's contents
lead To the suppositIon that Scott was
familiar with matters criminal.
He and his wife have resided in Ben
wood only short while, he working at
the Riverside tube works. Saturday
morning he left the house after tearing
up their marriage certificate, At 0
o'clock that evening the wife took
strychnine, and her life has been in the
balance since. She was removed to the
Emergency hospital, In Benwood, and
Drs. Alley and Eskey have been with her
almost constantly, Yesterday afternoon
she suffered from severe commissions, aud
her recovery seemed doubtful During
her lucid moments she moved all about
her bedside by her cries for her husband,
Last night she was resting, better, and It
is thought she will recover.
The note received by her yesterday,
read:
DEAR WIFE:-I have left Wheeling,
The Wheeling police are onto me, and |
cannot come TO see you, but do not wor-
ry, will send for you viii send this
note by friend. T. ]. SCOTT.
The note was In SCOTS handwriting,
as compared with those previously writ
ten by him, but II is peculiar that some
Of his letters are signed II. ]. Tenny and
others T, j. Scott. Hts wife was mar
ried to him September To- by Rev. Joseph
speer. He then affirmed that his name
was Thomas j. Scott, that his father
lived In Mcdonald, while she said her
name was Jessie Blanch Sheets, of Pitts
burgh Yesterday che told Marshal Por-
terrified that she came from SteHbenyilie
and that Scott came from New Cumber-
land. Their few weeks of married life
didn't run smoothly and It appears as IL
sha brought pressure TO bear on him to
get him to consent TO marry her. She Is
in a delicate condition, and the fact that
Scott tore up the marriage certificate
preyed heavily upon her mind all day
Saturday. which, with her husbands de-
sertlon OF her, induced her to take poison.
She is about twenty-four years of age,
dark complexloned. OF average intelll-
gence, and has been tatooed over a good
part of her body. It Ia thought she can
throw some light upon her husband's
career, for his actions were suspicious.
He had six watches about his person
upon one occasion, and his wife intl-
mated that he was not what he should
be. No clue 10 his whereabouts has been
gained, but interesting developments
are looked for with the recovery of Mrs,
Scott. She states that his right name N
r. J. Tenny, though she married him az
Scott.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-04
AN AMUSING CASE.

There was an amusing case on Law
ycrs' Row" Saturday night Amos Nj.
nor was charged with stealing a horse
from Il. A. Martin, n junk dealer. Miner
was arrested IN Proctor az previously
detailed III these columns Squire llab-
crllcld dismissed the case tho warrant
being quashed There were all kinds Ut
witnesses present, and after the war
rant was Quashod, Minor got away be-
fore Martin could set another warrant
Both made for the Ohio River depot,
and II ~ thought they went To Proctor
to secure possession Of the horse, which
has figured In litigation several times.
on good authority the horse In only
worth bush0l Of oats, and Martin
bought It for 81 10 worth OF dishes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-04
0aGNING to-day. swabaok0r's.
OPENING Monday and Tuesday.
WORKS, 1868 Main Street.


The GAINESVILLE Times Recorderspeak-
ing OF their second visit within three
months, says F." Even standing
room was at premium. > = The gor-
geous views were MS skillfully shown
and Mrs. Crary's talk was Just as Inter
esting." They will be given In the U, p,
church, all next week
Course ticket, five admissions,
adults, IS cents: course ticket. FIVE nd
missions, children, 40 cents: single adj
missions, adults, 20 cents; single adj
missions, children, 10 cents.
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Ghe JntelIigenfer
onleel Sos. 90 and a7 Fourteenth stroot.


Canvnssers Wanted-Eighth Page.
Big Dress Goods Department-Stone &
Thomas-Eighth Page.
Hang on to Your Dollars-Rraus Bros
Fifth Page.
4 ~ vide RanEe-Geo. E. stIfel & Co.
Third Page.
The Hubs Capltal-Elghth Page.
Roman Striped Sllks-Geo. NJ. Shook q
Co.-Eighth Page.
Violet Cream-R. II. List.
NotIce-Woman's Hospital Association.
Contractor and Bullder-Stephen McCol'
Tough.
Grand Opera Housewife AnFs Mon
Wall Paper-John Frledei & Co.
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OPENING to-day swabackOr'"
.FALL STOCK OPENING OF Q. HESS { SONS.

We have inst opened our fall stock,
romprIsInE all the new novelties In Suit
Ing, TrOuSerIngs, Fancy FtstIngs and
OytrcoatIngs, which we nro prepared to
make mp on short notice. The stylish APP
prArRnCe, good NJ, durability ana entire
satIsfartlon Of onr garments Is our repn-
IRtIon. Prices Of our Sniting this fall
viii he $4,000 and up. TroussrinEs 5000
ana nm. Our Gents Furnishing depart
Inent Is complete. Tho best goods AT
lowest prices. Agents Tor the Famous
e. HESS & SONS,
Fa.hlonBbIn ThIlOrs and Gents FurnlSh-
ers, 1891 aud 1898 Market Street.
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THE FOURTH ROUND.

The Kramcr-schell case comes up In
Squire IIaberneld's court tomorrow
evening, being postponed from sntur-
day. This case ls one OF the outbreaks
OF an existing foud between North End
nelghbors. 1t began with the cutting
down OF n rose bush. The feud Is only
few months old, aud this Is the fourth
round In the justice shops
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-04

George and Jake IdemIller, brothers,
had a falling out at their home in tho
North End, yesterday, and George In
serted n knife for slight distance into
Jake. The latter's wound was dressed
By Dr. SpnrEo, and George arrested by
officer Troutwinc He will get hearing
Tomorrow.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-04

COL. GEORGE W. BAIN.-The first
number OF The Epworth League Star
Lecture Course will be given In the
opera House, Thursday, October I, til
stead OF the 4th. Reserved seats 80 OH
sale october 6, at o'clock Il. m. Any
Lacquer selling ten or more tickets will
be entitled to one full course ticket.
Cali at Lukons jowclry store.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-04
PECULIAR PHASES
OF the Attempted Suicide OF Mrs,
Scott at Benwood.
WAS DESERTED BYHER HUSBAND

WHO TORE UP THEIR MARRIAGE
CERTIFICATES BEFORE LEAv-
ING-THEY WE'RE MARRIED
ONLY A FEW wEEKs-HE ALSO
WENT BY THE NAME OF T. ],
TENNY. AND HE SENT HER A
SUSPICIOUS LETTER YEsTER-
DAY.
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OPENING to-day. swnbaoker,.

THE New Woman and the Old
Man by Col. George W, Balm, at the
Opera House. Thursday, october Z, Full
course ticket, 81. Single admission tick
cts, 50c, including reserved seat
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THE HUp-oloFHnas AND TUaNIsHaaa.
'THE HUBS CAPITAL

Is combination OF cash-energy-en enterprise. A
mighty triumvirate enlisted in the cause OF worth
against worthessness-of right against wrong-and
winning us the laurel OF yctors-the unstnted praise
the unlimited confidence and richly generous patronage
of an honest loving public.
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Our Suits
From 81 to SIS

The most value that anybody give much costs
$500 to $500 more everywhere else You won't find any
thing but Atwood here, and the making is with the
care that marks our very best worsteds, cheyo Scotch
mixtures brown paids and grey checks made in single and
double breasted sacks. See our corner window,
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rBAr HEAVY, TIRED FEELING"

Caused by reading the sciT-prAIslng ads.
OF seIr-uamed optical experts ", doc
tors o., professors Nl aud tlnlrvoyanu ~
can be cured without publicity by j. w.
Grubb, OptlClRn.
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FALL OPENING Of PaticrnIints and
nonnets. MRS, JESSIE M'ADAMS
iil5 Main Street.
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FALL OPENING OF Pattern Hats and
Bonnets. MRS. JESSIE MADAMS,
lli5 Main Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-04

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