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HAS HE SKIPPED? OR DID HE MEET WITH FOUL PLAY AT STUFF
 CART. JIM EDWARDS DISAPPEARS Sold Twelve Head of Stock fer $625 And Hasn't Been Seen Since
 -$lOO Reward.
JIM EDWARDS DISAPPEARS

Annually for the past three years Mr. Frank Corbett, of Binnitc. I. T., has been bringing ear loads of mules and horses to Pine Bl1f and disposing of them He met with more success each visit here and naturally increased his number each year.
 Two years ago he brought Jim Edwards from Binnita with him IS an assistant in taking care of and disposing of his stock.
 Jim was a hustler. He proved himself to be honest and straight forward on several different occa- sions and thereby won the esteem and confidence of his employer
 Mr. Cosbett sent Edwards on sew. eral important business missions and each time he would return with success and turn over to the penny the full amount the deal brought.
 Monday, one week ago, (March 13th,) twenty.three head of fine stock were sent to Clarendon. Mir. Corbett, who was compelled to re- main here, where he Lad a large number of mules could not go with the car, so he sent Edwards. He gave him enough money to pay his expenses and also to feed and sheI- ter the horses. He told Edwards to dispose of the stock, and even pointed out the price of each so there could be no mistake.
 Nothing was heard from Edwards until Sunday last, when a letter dated at Clarendon came to Mr. Corbett from Edwards. The letter stated that he (Edwards) had dis posed of twelve of the twenty-one head of stock and had realized $625. Also saying that he would arrive in Pine Bluff the following Monday. MT. Corbett said the animals which Edwards Lad sold for $625 should have netted not less than $500.
 Monday, Edwards did not arrive. On that day Mr. Corbett received word that nine of his horses were In a stable at Clarendon with no one to care for them. Additional news from Clarendon stated that Ed wards had purchased a ticket for Stuttgart, Sunday,
 Mir. Corbett went to Clarendon immediately and disposed of the re. maining nine horses.
 He investigated the matter of Ed. wards departure, but nothing posi- tive could be learned of his where abouts,
 MT. Corbett returned from Clar- endon Wednesday night, and was seen by Graphic reporter this morning. He is in doubt as to Ed wards skipping with the money. "He is too honest for that, said MT. Corbett, land ! am inclined to to think he has met with foul play. !"
 MT. Corbett has deposited $100 in the Bank of Pine Bluff as a reward for the arrest or any information that may lead thereto. or to the re- covery of his body, If he has met with foul play.
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When the plowman home@ard wends his weary way these evenings it may intensity that tired feeling to reahze that the weight of his burden is about to be increased by the formation of $60.O00, GOO Plow Trus f,- Republic
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Aguinaldo is killing off all his generals aud subordlnates who do not agree with him. He would make an admirable member of a certain Arkansas school of pohti- clans.
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For Alderman.

The favoritism and general GUS sedness of the war department is very strikingly demonstrated in its treatment of Gen. Joe Wheeler. the hero of Santiago.
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The President and party have left Jekyl island and returned to Mark Hanna's home at Thomaswlle, Ga. The meetings between the President and Czar Reed are said to have been purely formal.
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Miss Mamie Mann and u.. Valkenburg left this 2 Dumas, where they win t., ', an amateur female minetsa ance to be given by local that city Friday night p these two ladies will ba o.. eally received by the socis,. that place.
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The address of the American com missioners to the Filipinos seems to be as fruitless as the Presidents
 proclamation to the same people issued some time ago. About the only thing that will bring the Fil- ipinos to terms is good American guns, properly loaded and in the hands of skillful American soldiers.
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three-year old grandson ,
 him to death with a clnb z
 Lillie Johnson, a pey,. about P or g years of ss s'' said to V killed her La ss. hitting him with a sbora, Y
 The evidence to bs :. against each of the abov. ' said to be very damaeios
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Our attention was attracted today by the pretty show window at ]. & $, Katzenstein's shoe establishment on Main street. It is prettily and neatly arranged and has the appear anee of Spring in it's prime.
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Gen. Otis declares that

Gen. Otis declares that he will crush the Philippine rebellion be- fore the rainy season sets in, and Aguinaldo says that he will occupy Manilla with his army in less than two weeks. Otis and AguinaIdo are Q miles apart the latter bein5 at
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LOST;-A large black and white spotted English Pointer Dog, weighs about 75 lbs., answers to the name of Breck. A reward of Five ($5) Dol lars will be paid to anyone returning him to w. N. Trulock. 322 d2t
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No business of importance has been transacted in the Circuit court today, Several lawyers argued a demurrer in the suit of W. E. Aden vs. W. S. Jeter and the Court took the matter under advisement.
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From the way government war expenses are piIing up, the probabil- ities are that the next five genera tions will be licking war revenue stamps.
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Hon. ". S. Amis, ex-State Senator from Cleveland county and now a leading attorney at Rison, spent a few hours in this city Thursday af- ternOon.
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Malalos. the insurgent capital, and the chances are that neither has spoken the truth.
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Mir. John F. Sennett, of New Gas coDy, is in the city today on busi ness mission.
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Planter Harry Eversfeld, of Cor nerstone, is calling on his Pine Bluff aeQuaintances today.
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A DlSGRACEFULdCoI

A citizen requested us thi ing to call the attention ,oi
 lice to the crowd of negro assemble every morning, a and night, at the restaurat site Mir. Gabe Meyers l West Barraque street an that place stheir loafng h ters. These worthless
 should be taken up ard fine grancy. They have no T support, live off their parer refuse work when it is ofer They create a big noise a5 corner and are denounced D destrians as a firet-class nui
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We were informed this morning that Mir. j, A. Hudgens, who has heen dangerously ill at his home in Sherrill, i3 slowly recovering.
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Rev. J. R. Cason and Mes9 Mccain and w. T. Wooldrl1 returned from the capital elI they met with the Galloq| mittee in joint meeting wllp| Galloway.
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Judge E. B. Waddell, of 3 township, is an interested Cd today.
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Mir. Chas. Anderson and Helena, are visitors in the day.
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Mrs. J, L. Reinach, of
 Ridge, Ark, arrived in Wednesday evening and will guest of her parents, MT. Joe s. Altschul, for a few VI
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Messrs. c. E. Philpot and ley returned this morning fl sas City, where they went ness. MT. Riley purchaseds dog while there.
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Mir. H. s. Halshead, of s has arrived and will make his future home.
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Mr. Will k. Kirby return7 home at Warner Wednesda5 brief stay with friends in tp'
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Cards are out announq marriage cf Miss Rosa Bl1| to MT. Will Kaufman, WI place at the Jewish Tempa o'clock Wednesday afterns9 5. 1899.
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Miss Mamie Bradford lei' uay afternoon for Swan La she will visit friends tor q 7
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For Police Judge.

We ara authorized to announce MR T. HlTE BROWN us candidate for reelection as Police Judge of the city Of Pine Bluff at the ensuing municipal election.
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For City Treasurer.

The Graphic is authorized to announce MIR WAD M. TONEY as a candidate for City Treasurer atthe ensuing municipal election
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We are authorized to announce MT. W. E. Alexander as candidate for Mayor of the city of Pine Bluff at the ensuing city elec-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-12
BRIEF MENTIONINGS.
Events In and About the City Given III
II Nutshell.

D..
Grand to-night-Oliver Byron In
Across the Continent"
Mr. Kalonsky, the Eleventh street
merchant. desires It stated that he Is
not the Ka!onskv who was robbed on
Tuesday.
The tailoring business formerly con-
Quoted by Harking & Schneider, on
South Main street, will he continued By
the firm OF ERrklns & Pfaffenbach.
August Schneider. formerly with the
firm of Harkins 6 Schneider, has gone
east to purchase n large stock OF
goods. He will open his new store in
the room now occupied by Hecllel's.
Every ward school and every church
In this citv will be represented in THE
Mystic Mldgets." 10 be given In the
Opera House. January 90 and 81. for the
benefit OF Third Presbyterian church.
Fire alarm boxes 81 and is have been
broken and the kegs taken. CHEZ
Cline announces that the matter Is be-
Ing investigated and II the culprits are
discovered they will be punished 10 the
full extent of the law.
The Reymann Brewing Company Is
distributing n neat and well gotten up
fleather-Eound desk calendar 1t Is for
two years. 1898 and 1900. and is being
received with satisfaction by the CONF
nany's customers and friends.
CouaciImen Mcllclvcy, Bradbury,
Baird ard Schmidt yesterday united In
call for q special meeting OF council
to be held tomorrow night for the pur.
rose OF considering the report of the
tNtt
general business.
The Second Presbyterian church choir
offers an attractive programme for its
concert. next Tuesday evening. The So
loists will be Prof. II. Hartmann, or
lolst; Mrs. George b. Caldwell. Mr..
Charles Zulauf. vocalists, and Mr.. Rob-
ert Darrah, reader.
Plans for n handsome residence for
Oswald Schneider, of the Bremen l.
Mabis Company, are being drawn by
fclnZheim. Giesey &; Faris. The house
VIII be erected on the Schveiber prop
eTtF on North York street. and will be
one Of the handsomest on the Island.
John II. Burd. an employe OF the
Aetna-Standa.d steel plant. died yes
terdar morning, aged forty-four years.
His wife and the following brothers and
sister survive him: James. Of Wheel
Ing; Charles, OF Martins Ferry: Rich
ard. OF tn.ontown, and Mrs. Mamie
peppers. OF Wheeling. The deceased
was corn IN Wheeling.
Rev. c. B. Graham Is conducting
special services, With encouraging re-
suits at North Street NJ +. church.
This evening Rev. l.. II. Jordan. for
mer pastor OF North Street church, now
presiding eide" OF the New River dis
trict, will preach. after which there will
be reunion Of the old members of the
congregation and friends OF the church.
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IMPORTANT LEGISLATION
To be Solicited by Prosecutor Meyer
atthc Legislature.

Prosecuting Attorney Meyer Is now
engaged In drawing up bill for pre-
sentatlon ut the present session OF the
state legislature. which has for Its OBJ
ject the payment OF the fees of justices
of the peace on felonr cases by the
state instead OF. the county. The prose-
cutor will go to Charleston and person.
ally urge the passage of the bill.
At the present time the coun-
~ commissioners have several suits
to fight In the circuit court.
IN which this matter is at is
sue. II has been customary in this
county for the state TO pay felony fees,
the county paying fees on misdemeanor
cases. Recently, Judge. lervey. Of the
circuit court, decided case to the cf-
feet that the county must pay felony
fees as we'll. This has not been done in
Ohio county for twenty or thirty years.
but is done In other counties of the
state,
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PERSONAL. NOTES.
Going and Coming Of Wheeling
People and Visitors.

Going and Coming Of Wheeling
People and Visitors.
W. II. Stewart. King, W. Va, Is n
Windsor register.
Z. ". Andree. 4 Milwaukee glass buy
cr, Is Il Mcclure register
J. r. Griffith was Slstcrsville az
rival at the Mcclure last night.
5. Bruce Hall. OF New Martlnsville,
registered at the Windsor yesterday.
w, V. Higgins, salesman for the
Wheeling pottery. Is home from na
eastern trip.
Flord Letter, OF BelnEton. and James
McGreglicn. of SIstersvillc, nre regis
tered at the Stnmm.
Charles Goodwin. OF Baltimore. u
dry goods commission merchant, well
known in Wheeling, Is In tho city.
Revs. l.. H. Jordan and Hess are the
guests of Rev. C. B. Graham. whIle at
tending the board of church extension.
W. II. Soulc. OF Central City: Mrs.
Davies, OF New Martinsvlllc, and W. II.
Mcfarland. OF Warrington, are state
arrivals ut the Howell.
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Thc Scllnnl House Safe.

There was some excitement n; Ccntro
schoo! yesterday. For Some time
teachers and pupils have been imbued
with the idea that the binding is about
10 collapse. Yesterday. the excitement
reached such stage that no school was
held In tho afternoon. The Centre
school commissioners and Architect NJ.
f. Glesey made close examination OF
the building. and announce that It l.
entirely safe The walls settled
some years ago. but have not settled
recently. There are no cracks show
Ing in The Interior
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-12
THE THE BONDED DEBT
OF the City Cut S35,Oo2 During
the Past Year.
INTEREST BURDEN DECREASED
To the Extent OF, SILL 34 Durin. the
Past Four Icnrs-Thc bonded debt
Decreased Sl57,3i6 in tho Same
Period = Interesting Array OF Fig.
ures that will he Included In City
Clerk Watkins Statement.


The annual statement OF City Clerk
Watkins vii probably be completed this
afternoon. and It Is known It will show
a twelve-month OF economical and care
full administration OF the city's bus!-
ness by council and the municipalities
officials.
The Intell!sencer Is enabled to give
this morning, figures relating 10 the
cl.y's bonded Indebtedness at the close
OF 1898, which show that the debt was
decreased $4,000 &c, a year ago the
bonded Indebtedness was ssol,932 90;
now It is s5G6.93O O.. The debt summary,
which will enter into the city clerks
annual statement. is as follows:
s. DEBT SUMMARY JANUARY !. 1899.
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At a Discount Of Is Per Cent.

A saving from bona fdc not fictitious values Our prices
all marked III plain figures Wcw pay $4,000 Tor proof
that single ticket has been changed There arc other sales
but only ono which is an actual reduction from lowest regular
prices II You bought any OF these goods this YOU
easily convince yourself OF the genuncnes OF this ncvcrobc
forgotten sale You've only make Your selection and dc
duct onc-quarter OF the amount and pay the Rcmcnl-
Der you're buying dollars with their fractions, and YOU
want your money back you've only TO say Mondays
callers will get better choice than those OH Tuesday So
carly in the week possible OF coure your money
back ii you want it.
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0hc Jntclliqe,,rer
Office: 90 and % Fourteenth street.


Shoes for the astIdious-Aiexander-.
Eighth Page.
Opera llouse-Boston Lyric Opera Co:
For Rent-Jumes a. Henry.
lost-A Child's Fur Collar
For Rent-Theo. ". Fink & Co.
Dissolution Notice-liarkins " Schncl-
der.
For Sale-Bonds-Norton s: Company.
Grand Opera llonsc-Octoroons.
Second Day OF the Big Remnant Sale.
Geo. i. Stifel Il Co.-F!fth Page.
75c Best rlannclGtte Night Shirts for
Observation-Disclosures Page.
Is Pc: Cent on'-Geo. NJ. Shook & Co.
Eighth Page.
After Gr!p-SccOnd Page.
liygeiu DAiry-Simpson C Sncdcker.
That CouEh-R. H. List.
Talking ParrOtg-M. Daley.
Safety Mutches-H. i, Bchrens Co.
To Stop That Cougll-Goctae's Drug
Store.
5The World Almanac-stanton' Old City
Book Store.
Weather Strips-Gco. W. Johnson's Sons.
News and opin!ons-The Sun.
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5ke stub cioMirrs.
She Sub cSOAfer,.
Divorce II his Sale

From every other advertised in the papers to-day Il r
crt in its origldfcre,, i'll its purposedlIcrcGi III T., M
different i'll its results, It's worthy OF you a,p
tio,,-conrands your confidence Its duty never r
Our ronclad rule carry goods over from >y, ID
season is responsible io The great sacrifice MOI garment
has been brought in from the outside, and not an osaa
price ticket has been changed They tell the truth o atu,
value No such variety set before YOU i; ,n
sacrifice II we ever yielded TO the temptation carr ono
seasons goods the next great many suit, and over
coats would never fall under the reduction knife, m @
ming to-day and positively ending Saturday night YOU lake
Your choice OF any Suit Overcoa Trousers Hat FuNs
ing Goods
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Mrs. j. II. Greer Dead,

Yesterday, at Pasadena. Cal. occur
red the death OF Mrs. Elizabeth Y.
Greer. wife OF Mr.. J. r. Greer, ST.. n
member Of the firm OF Greer & Laing,
of this city. Mr.. and Mrs. Greer have
resided In California for many years.
Mrs. Greer was respected by all who
knew her. ana the news OF her death
will be received here with sorrow. She
was the mother OF Rev. DIR. David
Greer, formerly Of this city. who Is now
rector OF ST. Bartholomew p. L. church,
New York City. The funeral arrange
ments were not known here last night.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-12
IMPORTANT CASE

Decided In Favor of Ticket Broker
Bcckmnn ASainstthc T." c., c.. y
St. l.. Railroad Company In the
81 Circuit Court Yesterday.
An important case was decided yes
terday in the circuit court, Judge Her.
vey. c.-J. Bcekman {. Co.. the railroad
ticket brokers. entered suit against the
Pittsburgh. Cincinnati, Chicago s, St.
Louis Railway Company for $1,000 dam
ages. The plaintiffs claimed that they.
were to purchase mileage books. which
were used by the FIRMS patrons. 1t was
alleged 200 such mileage books were
purchased at cost of $4,000. The mile
age was accepted until last year. when
conductors OF the railroad took up
eleven OF the books valued ut Slls ST..
Further damage was claimed by the
action OF the company IN declining 10
stick TO its alleged agreement with the
plaintiff.
p The case was tried yesterday. and the
jury brought In Il verdict of 1861 for the
plaint!f. Mr.. ]. Il. Somerville, repre-
sentinE the railroad company, moved
for new trial which viii be argued
Inter- The plaintiff was represented by
Mr.. NJ. d. Post. The case Is an inter-
csting one. and will be taken up to the
supreme court, 1t Is said, IL the verdict
Is affirmed.
Other circuit court proceedings yes
terday were us follows:
Christopher Schedules administrative
VS.. Wheeling Electrical Company: put
on trial and will likely be finished to-
day.
Schmulbach Brewing Company W.
Joseph Bcltz ct al; Richard Blocker APP
pointed receiver to take charge Of
monies and other property Of the de-
PENDANTS and advertise them for sale.
In the case Of Schmulbach Brewing
Company vs. Schroeder ct al, S. N.
Soyes. appointed guardian OF Philip
Schoddcr, an Infant, filed his answer.
First Presbyterian church, of Mar
TINS Ferry, w. Mccain Brothers and
Justice w. W. Rogers; rule issued
against the defendants to show cause
why they should not be prohibited to
proceed further in the matter at issue.
I. w. Shreve was admitted TO practice
In this court.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-12

Yesterday. in the criminal court.
Judge Hugus sustained the demurrer In
the case OF State VS. Marshall Caring
ton, OH technlcality. On motion of
Prosecuting Attorney Meyer. the case
was continued until the next term of
court. when Darlington will be rein
dieted by the grand jury.
The demurrer In the case OF State VS..
jackson was 10 have been decided. but
the courts decision was withheld on ac-
count Of the absence CT the defendants
attorneys.
Court adjourned until SATURDAY..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-12
Two Grand Tours of Mexico

run IN connection with Gates Justly eel
chratcd tours. comprising the most com
pletr and comprehensive itinerary of
Old Mexico that has ever been arranged
VIII leave Wheeling via Baltimore &.
ONO railroad Monday. January lG, and
Friday, February 10. 1899. The trains
Will be composed OF the very best eouip-
inent, and will be under the personal SUI
pervision OF Mr. Gates. Each tour will
cover about thirty-iivc days. and the
rate Will be s%26. which includes all ex-
penses. For full particulars address b..
u. ana Randolph Stalnaker, % Twelfth
street, or 7. G. Burke. passenger and
llckct agent. i. & O.. Wheeling. w, Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-12

Next Mondar afternoon at . O'clock,
in Hands hall, Elm Grove, there will
he n meeting OF the farmers If Ohio
and adjoining counties. at which adj
dresses will be made by Mr.. r. C. Atch-
cson. master OF the state grange, and
professor of agriculture Mt the state
university. and by Hon. Aaron Jones.
OF South Bend. indiana, master of the
National Grange. Ladies' are especial
" Invited. Topics OF Interest to the
farmers will be discussed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-12

Yesterday iD Clerk Robcrtsous office
the following transfer of real estate was
recorded:
Deed made January 10, 1899. by the
Peabody Insurance Company 10 Fredler-
lex Schenk; consideration $4,000: trans
fcrs the Alusec theatre property. on
Market street. being north half OF lot
| in SQUARE TO-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-12

Net debt January ], 1892. ..SGG.931 81
III the following. table the annual re-
duction OF the bonded debt Of the city
during the past four years Is shown.
December. 81, 1894, the debt was s124,-
2T7 IS, so 1t has decreased $l5T,356 since
then. The interest charges four years
ago were S52,351 80: now the interest
aggregates $41,0Si 90, n saving OF in
terest amounting to sll,OSi 50. The
figures In detail:
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RUN ON PANTS.

$500. reduced from $500.
$500. reduced from 500.
Aintc to order on short notice. These
elegant WOul TrouSeringS are great
bargains. aud cunnOt be Replaced On
ccpt ut u much higher figure.
e.. HESS ~ SONS,
Fashionable Tailora md FurniSlicrs,
1871 and 1923 Market street.
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10000.

We llnvc fitted more than twcnty
thousand pairs of SprctnclcS. giving lIS
II record md experience uIirVIiallrl by
any other optiGluu In West Virginia.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
JACOB W. CRUDE, Optlcinn.
No. 1906 Market Street.
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-ou:t adjourned until Saturday.

DR.. Rulrs Cough Syrim will not
make new lungs, but II viii cure Inclpi
cnt consumption ana lung affections.
Price &c.
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TT was almost n miracle. Burlock
Blood Bittcrs cured me OF terrible
breaking ont nil over the body. am
very grateful" Miss Julia KIlbrldgc,
West Cornwcll, Conn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-12

MONARCH over pain. Burns. cuts.
sprains. stings. Instant relief. DR..
Thomas Eclectric OIL. At any drug
store.
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DON'T miss This OPPORTUNITY to buy
ton.
= ANIIIr,Er IL N.rn1 r,,- n .......u-.-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-12

CHEAPEST place to buy Furniture
at the auction. afternoon and evening.
WHITE, HANDLEY & FOSTER.