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THE STRIKE STILL OR No Immediate Prospoot of a Settlement of Plffereaces. another conference yesterday, Uut ltcinlloil in Nothing?A. Few Oil* lluiiulnc YeiWrUay?A Con*' 1_*r-? n.ol,i? jen'iiL'o iiiw < *"?-...j in h'ometblng?A Talk With Sir. jolly. Tho street car strike brought on Sunday morning by tbe discharge q? two of tho employee ol the company was the principal topic of conversation on tho Itrcela yesterday. Tho situation up to a Into hour last night was not materially changed from what it was Sunday evening. Both titles uro about as far apart as ever, though tboro still remains a hope that tbn mutter may yet bo amicably aottlod to tho satisfaction of both tho striking employes anil tho company. Tho striking employes held sevoral. mooting yesterday, andiu the afternoon tho arbitration committee of tho Ohio Yalloy Traded and Labor Assembly met General Manager Jolly when tho situation wax roviewed. but uo sottloiuent was reached. Both bUIos assert that tin-y would liko to boo tue uinorences kcttletl, iiml it in duo tho Wheeling public that an immediate settlement be lUUlllt. Ah wili bu suan below General Manager Jolly in to moot tho arbitration committee thin morning at U o'clock, when it in liuyod the controversy will bo adjusted satisfactorily. Mlt. JOLLY TALKS. Gonoral Manager Jolly, of tho streot railway company, was eoon yesterday afternoon and askod what was the status of affairs in regard to the strike, and in answer ho said there had been no material chango since Sunday. "llavo you soon tho arbitration committee of tho lubor assembly to-day ?" "Von, wo hold anothor conference this aftoriioon.but nothing was dono toward a settlement. (Suggestions woro made by tlio committee, and I agreed to roako a'decision about the strike andcommuniisito with them at 0 o'clock to-morrow morning." "How many cars are oat of tho bam to-dny?" "Uoaro running four cars; on tho upper routo from tho barn at Fortyeiilitli street, South Bide to Martin s ferry, und we will probably havo moro running Tuesday. "Tho impression prevails that we aro taking tho word of ono man against that of two of oar employes. Tula is nottruo. Wo havo the testimony of Mr. and Mrs. Williams that the motorman lookod at them when they woro standing at tho comer of Jacob and Fortv-sixth streets, and the word of Mr. Williams and anothorman that tho conductor saw them." a> Y. P. 8. G. E. CONVENTION. A Spirited Meeting hint Might to Arrange for tho Convention. There was a large attendance of tho members of the various Young People's Societies of Christian Endeavor of this city at the mooting hold last ovening at tho Knglish Lutheran church, on Sixteenth stroot. The meeting was called to tako some decisive action and hoar reports of the prounratious being made for the slate convention to bo hold in this city in July. Tho mooting was prosidou over by Mr. W. C.'Carnahan, who gtutod tho object of the mooting, niter eovornl vocal selections. Rov. 0. M. Alford, tho state president, made an oarnost spoech urging tho neuessity of immediate preparation for tho convention mid entertainment of dolegatos, as this will bo tho largest convention over held in tho Btato. It is cxpected that there will be noar1}'20U delegates presont. An oxceilont programmo has been arranged for tho ill ten (lay? of tho mooting, July 18, 20 and 21. Tho mooting will bo hold In otio of the largest churches In tho city. Tho Qrat day will bo dovotod to an informal reception to delegates, song torvice, speeches of welcome by a membor of tho aociuty and officials of the church ami city, the response) to bo mado by visiting clergymen. On tho second dav the ononins ad drcta will Co made anil roportu road. The altornoou will bo do voted to tbo piuturs' eonforonco.Y. P. S. 0. E. prayer meeting mid addrossea on interesting topics. In tho evening a special song sorvice will bo given, with orchostrul nccoinpanimont, and a popular addross to tho convention by aorao distinguished invited guest. Iho last day will open with n sunrlso prayer mooting, folio wod lntor by ro* pom, luldrosnos nnd tho annual election of ollicors. The afternoon will bo pent at Homo popular resort.near tho city,fortlio ontorinininent of theguosts. ' The convention will clouo In tho ovoning with varloua routine businoas, addresses, roportu, conforonco and farewoll comoerntion mooting. Commlttoos will bo appointor by tho local executive committee to look aftor the welfare of tho visiting delegates And securing thorn quarters, printing, music anil social features. A big concert will t'O glvon at tho Sooond Prosbytorian church bv tlfo bost local tolont on Fob'nary 1) for tho purpose of rolling funds to defray tho ox ponies of tho convention. A numbor of spocchoi wore mndo last evening by dllTeroht pastors, and nil wore sanguino of the sucooaa of the ?vcnt. Tho Mark Twnlu's Unit. Tho Mark Twain Hod nnd Gun elub'a nnttunl ball hold Initovonlng nt Tumor "nil was nn unqualified success. Do pile tho dlsagraottble weather outdoors tlwro was u big crowd in nttondnnoo. Allottliuclub monitors woro on hand to make things cheorful for tholrguoils mnl did so In good stylo. McOloIiand's orchestra furnished tho rnitllo. Tlio boys woro vory veil pleased with their 'uccosi, Htruug Witnesses* Among tlio thousands of testimonials 01 cures by Dr. Mllos' Now lloart Cure, that ot Nathan Allisons, n woll known c'tuon of Glon Hook, Pa., who for yonrs nail slmrtnoss of breath, alooplonsnos;, l'?in In loft sldo, shoulders, smothering Pells, etc. | one bottlo of Dr. Mlloi' Now {"'art Curo nnd ono box .of Norvo and J-lver l'llla, cured blin. I'ntor Jnquot, fnloin, N. J,, is another wltnosi. wlto 'of twenty years sulTerod with lioart n "i-ase, was pronounced Ineurablo bjr l'liysicians, doath swrod him In tho o, could not lie down for fear of mothering to death, immediately aftof using tlio Now Curo he folk bettor nnd could lie down and sloop ail night, juu Isi now a svoll man. Tho Now Our* Co " 0 ,ro? ^ ^?*'n on to the Opera House Tuildar night "ta ho?r All mat tho Koeley Curo. ??l?olally Invited. . ( ,y?2i i,'.iwii LOCAL PBPVITIBS, Malteri of Minor Moment In nutl about tUe City. Council meets to-nteht. Ysstirdav vrai a big day in Wheeling liotols. Hattik Gbaniium, colored, was arrested last night by Officer Herbert lor disorderly conduct, Wim.iam M veils and George Boss wore arrested by Officer Porter Uit night on the charge of vagrancy. Tub annual ball of Mayer's orchestra will occur Friday ovening at Turner hall. Several novel features are promised. Fink and Brown sold to W, U. Colvlg the elegant residence of Kliuer Chapman ou Smith 1'enn street for $0,500. Attbntiox la called to tho inducements ottered by The World's Coiumliiun Exposition Transportation Company in another column. Ykstkwmy afternoon Frank Evans, a l.aUulio mill employe, was seriously cut in twn nlni'.<>H on hia hnnri. nntisntl hv tliii fragments of a burst emery whoel. Tin: Harmony club, which is giving select mnsquerade carnival at I'uutonia linll, will provide other oauvoyuncos for thoir guests should the street car striko not bo settled, John Kink was arrested yesterday on a warrant issued on tho complaint of Charles lleokntau, the pawnbroker,who ohargos Kino with obtaining from him a diamond stud under false proteases, Tho trial will bo before Squire Arkle this afternoon. a nour people Htraiignr* in (lio City and Wheeling Folks Abroutl, It, M. Kverland, of Sistersvillo, is a "Windsor quest. Mr. Albert Wilson, of New Castlo, is visiting South Side frionds. Mrs, William I'ntton, of Oak Grovo, Fa., is visiting friends in Wheeling. F. B. Busiok, of tho Oraveioy tobacco works, Danvillo, Va., is at the Windsor. Misses Fannie Moore and Lydia Louden, of Cameron, are guests of friends horo. N. B. Scott leaves tho latter part of tho weok on a business trip to Colorado points. John Robrccht, sr., loft for Washington and Baltimore yestorday on a business trip. Senator Johnson N. Camdon loft on tho Baltimore & Ohio yesterday morning for the east. R. M. Sheets, of Grafton. Bunorlntond ont Gralton division Baltimore) & Ohio, is at tho McLuro. F. M. Ashcraft, of Littloton, David Cork and Mary E. Jones, o( Wellsburg, aro Stararn arrivals. Marshal 0. K. Johnson and Officer J. 6. Johnston, of Belliure, woro in town yostorday afternoon, Charles Cappe, of tho Eighth ward, a well known butchor, died at 10 o'clock last night of typhoid fovor. Mrs. Goorgo Gordon, of Parkoraburg, has returned homo altor a pleasant sojourn with Whooiing friends. Loe Gee, of Clarkaburg, one of tho washoo washoe individuals of Celestial extraction, is registered at the McLuro. A. R. Lyda, one of the big stockholders In the Wheeling streot railway, was in town a lew hours yostorday afternoon, W. J. Harrington, a popular Baltimore & Ohio passoneer engineer, diod yesterday at his homo on Twenty-sixth street. . J. D. Llpplncott, A. II. Thompson, W. V. Tuffner and II. B. Loudon, Pittsburgh freight rate agonta, are at tho McLuro. John N. Darby, of Groonfield, Iowa, formerly of this city, is back visitlug frionds. Mr. Darby may engago in businoas hore. Iiev. Goorgo Willis, the ovangolist, who has boon conducting a successful revival at the Chapline Street M. E. nilluff vnaiar/lm' fnv vaif n-linrn vuuiviij igm juatciuiir iui vuwui^niiutu ho will conduct rovival sorricoB. T. M. Calvort, of Mannlngton, 6. M. Humphrey and J. N. M, Gruber, o( Sisters vi I lo, A. J. Jamison, of M iddloboumo. Edward Smith, of Morsrantown, and Goorge Graham, of Siitoravillo, aro Bolder arrivals. "Junior" Brown writoa homo from Grassomoro, Orango county, Florida, wlioro he is hiding from the blizzard, that ho haa boon Balling and swimming ovory day since ho arrivod there.? Kingwood ArifUi. Mr. Otto Jnegor, president of the .Seneca Glass Company, of Foatorla, 0.', accompanied by his wife, arrived yesterday. Mr. Jnegor is hero to attend tho annual meeting of tho Fostnriu Glaaa Company, of Moundaviilo, of which he is a largo stockholder. After tho meeting Sir. and Mrs. Jaoger will visit relatives in Now York and Boston. Weber & FloltU Company. The New York Sun speaks oa follows of Weber <& Fields Specialty Company, which couunonoQH a three nights' engagement at tho Grand on Thursday, January 28: "Thero was not an Inch of unoccupied space in tho Star theatro whon the Weber & Fields Company ot specialists bo5an their programmo, which provad to o ono of the most pleasing produced at this thoatro this season. The company, which is hoadod by Wcbor and Fiolds, two ot tho funniest Gorman comedians on tho stpgo, aro all stars in thoir ro?poctive roios. Among those who wore hoartlly rocoivod last night woro Whitnoy and Shoppard. Jobnnlo Carroll, lJrummond and Staliloy, Itichmond ana Glonroy, tho Brats Brothors and Alburtln and Bertram. Tho company will ocenpy tho boards of this thoatro Ml week." Tlio Orlslimt "Two Juhiu." What a woicomo will bo in storo for old John Hart He and J. C. Stewart wore tho first who conceived tho Idoa of putting two hoavy-wolght actors Into n play. "Tho Two .Johns" was tho result of this idoa, and from tho very first production it mot with tho approval of the tliontre-golng public. Of courso, much has boen added to it slnco that time, and two hours of puro, wholo omo milusomnnt are guaranteed all thoso who nttond the performances. John Hart anil Frank Bush nro to-day tho two heaviest actors on tho stage, and thov are Jolly as fat mon generally aro and onjov tho langhtor of tho audionce as inuoh ni anyone In front of tho houoo. "Two Johns" will bo at tho Opera House Wednesday evening, with a spoolal liintinso Wodnosday. Mr. Itryniiuiii NitriirlnoJ, Last evening Mr. Anton Reymonn was onllod on at his ologsnt now homo on KolT and Flftoontli streets by tho menibors of the Opera Houu Orchestra, of which ho Is tho president, In a sudden kind of way, inking tho gonial host entirely by surprise. Tho evening was pleasantly passod away, fine mus o b* Inn the feature. Tho Party was In the nttare of a house-warming, TOss?s;ri:'r ' i' t-V' *' ?; 1 M'V; * WHAT WHEELING DID Is Appreciated by Those in Charge of the Homestead Relief: VERY GENEROUS DONATIONS MADE. The Kuppiies Distributed at Home, gleatl Last Saturday?Aid Given by tlio Labor Assembly?The Ofllciala floated at tlie Result of Their Visit. The following Associated Press diepatch received by the Intkluoenceh last night shows with what appreciation ths liberal donation! made by Wheeling business wen to the Homestead sufferers ware rocoived: I'lTTsuuitoii, I'a., Jan. 23.?Messrs. Michaol fiherron and D. S. Mitchell, representing the Building Trade* Council of Allegheny county, have returned home from Wheeling, W. Va., at which place they were engaged in soliciting iunUs for the Ilomestond sufferers. 'l'hoy spent more than a week in the "Nail City," ami are more than pleased at the reception accorded thorn, not only by tlie labor organizations, but by the business men and citizens in general. IVhon seon this afternoon, President Shotron said; "Wo cannot say too much in behalf of the people of Wheeling, who treated us in a most genorom manner. Doing aware of our object,Jtho ofllcials of tho , labor organisations lent us all the assistance in their power, and our visit was a decidedly successful one. Wo secured a large amount of food and clothing, as well aa cash donations. President Doblor and Secretary Salisbury, of | tho Ohio Valley Trudos Assembly, assisted us considerably In our work, while Oarfleld local assembly 1721, K. of L., composed of cigar and toby makors, prosontod us with credentials. < Councilman Fnrrell did much ollectivo work in our behalf. On Saturday wo shippod one cousignmont of goods to Homestead via the Adams Express Company, tho latter concern having granted us the privilege of transportation (reo of chargo. Mr. Pollack, tho woll known manufacturer, was 0110 of tho many who rondorod assistance." Mr. Mltohell, who was a listonor to tho above conversation, at its conclusion, approvod of Mr. Shorron's eontimonts. Tho gnntlomon woro in Homestead to-day and attended to tho distribution of goods. Thoy stato that , (ood and ulothinu is yot badlv needed. t1 mr*. hnnw'l vuho biiii on. Special DUpatch loUitlnleUtaenar. Parkkiuiiuiiq, W. Va., Jan. 23.?In tho United States court the case against Mrs. Otis Shaw, charged with Bonding obscene lottors through tho mails, is still on. Hon. John A. Hutchinson closed tho argument for the defenso and District Attorney Bturglsi will close tomorrow for tho government. Expert D. T. Amos, who is hero for tho govern- , mont as an oxport in handwriting, rocolved $75 por day Balary. Judge Go/1' is on tho bench with Judge Jackion in tho Unitod States court. An old Mini Killed. Social Dltjxilch to the Intelligencer. pankkitbuubo, W. Va., Jan. 23.? Michael McGuinn, oighty-five years of age, was killed by cars at Walker Sta- ' tion, on tha Baltimore & Ohio, ihifl morning, lie had crossod tho track aftor a bucket of coal, and in roturning the ongino struck him. He was horribly manglod and diod in a few minutoB. Double Trngudy Nonr Murlottll. Special Dtymlch 10 the Intelligences. Mawrtta, 0., Jan. 23.?John Hoop, a uorman, living near marietta, murdorod his wifo loot night by firing a , load ot slugs into her body from an old l'amilv muakot, and aftorwards shot and killod himself. Both wero found dead ' this morning, Bide bp side. Mlno l>lnanfcor lh Wnlos. London-, Jan, 23.?The wall of a abaft in tho colliery at Point-y-Pridd, near Abordare, coliapsod late this afternoon as tho shifts woro changing. Fifteon men woro on thair way up, and many 1 woro waiting bolow. Six of tho fifteen making tho ascontworo killod instantly aud tho others woro injured severely, 'ion mon at the bottom of tho shaft were injured bIbo. Three may dlo. Tho , company's onginoora aro clearing away , the wrcck, and the walls of the shaft i have boon bracod. Most ot tho mon ! have boon brought to tho top already, and beforo midnight probably all will bo put,. All Italian Hunk Cloned. Rome, Jan. 23.?Tho Guorrinl Banking Company suspended payment today and closed their doors. The do- : posltors will bo paid in full, as tho asuotB excoodthe liabilities by 1,000,000 lire. The house was founded fifty ycara ago and has always enjoyed an exceptional reputation. TlioKrujip KxhlbltBnfo. BAtTtuouE, Mn., Jan. 23.?The British steamship (Jardapoo, which sailed from Broinon on Docembor 28, boaring a part of tho World's Fair exhibit from tho great Krupp gun works at Esuon, Oormany, Is rouortod coming up tho bay. She signalled "All wolr when she passod in tho capos. llll^n' K.nr. nad Lnor Pills. Act on a now prlnolplo?rogulating the llvor, stomach and bowols through tho norvos. A now dlsoovory. Dr. Mllos' Pills speedily euro biliousnoss, bad taste, torpid llvor, piles, constipation. UnoquMod for mon, woraon and children. Smallest, mildest, surostl Fltty dosos, 24o. bamplos free, at The Logan Drug Oo.'?. ^ I A Oura for Croup. If your chlldron are subloct to croup, always koop a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Jtomod v at hand. It Is a prompt . mid cortaln euro. If glvon as soon * tho croupy cough appears It will prevent tho attack. For salo by druggists. ' DAMf , CTJACOBSOn Cesn Psovmr Am Tmmmi RHEUMAT18K, So*. Throat, Attuning., TrMt-bll.., SCIATICA. Hfiraln., Uralses, Bnras, lealds. IHI CHARLES IliVMIUUM., (litem, ?, ^ , ' J '' . I' >. y. -/ ,' VV'- " ' b. ,s:i:.V. - ? THIS APTEIWOON'S SHOOT Under the Auaplcet or tho Iilnnd Gau t'luli-The Programme. The Island Gun Club will bold a sweepstakes shoot ibis afternoon at iU ground* on the Island, commencing at 1:30 o'clock. St. Clalrsvillo, Bellaire and sportsmen from other points are invited, and soma will take part in the shoot. Tho programme is as follows: First event, teu singles, entrance $1; second event, Ion singlos, entrance $1: third event, ton singles, entrance $1; fourth event, fifteen singles, ontrance SI 50; fifth evont, fifteen singles, entrance $160; sixth event, twenty aingles, ontrance Tlioro will bo a warm and comfortable club house, and visitors and canteatnnta will 1m innda to foal at hcrme. ^ THE FIGHT TO-NIGHT. Tltu Indication* uru That It Will Bo Worth WUne??ing. More interest is being taken in the fight billed to como oil to-night betweon Mlko Ilowley, o( Pittsburgh, lato of England, and liddle Kollly, of Washington, than in any of tho previous contests held under tho auspices of the Pastime Athletic club. Both men are known to bo in fine fottlo, nnd tho largo crowd that ia sure to bo at tho ring siilo expects to boo a clean and gamo exhibition of tho manly art. lfowley 1b not so tail as his opponent, Heilly. but when he is carefully lookod over it can bo soon immediately that lie is built for a boxor. Though Koilly is the fnvorlto in Whooling, it would not surprise tho Jailor's most onthuslastlc admirers'!! ho runs against a snag in tho little Englishman. Another Fight Miule. Jack Cox nnd Charles Folen mot yesterday afternoon at Shorts' saloon on Blxtoenth otroet, and signed articles of agreement for a glove contest for points to tako placo noxt Monday evonlng at a point not yet selected, for $100 a side. John Shorts wa* mado Btukoholdor. This will not be a prigo tight but a contost for points. Jimmy Gillosplo, of this city, was present ana statod ho would challongo tho winner. FitZHlimuou8 In Coufhlent. Chicago, III., Jan. 23.?Whothor Bob Fltzsimmons wind or loses his coming battle with Jim Hall, bo will retain his title as middle weight champion, so says Fitzjim mons, at any rato. Tho Australian will fight at catch wolghts at Now Orleans on March 8 for a purso of $40, > 000. Thero is no aldo bet, but this is not Fitisimmons's fault. "This fight," ho Bald, "la not for tho middlo weight championship. Hall would notcomo down to tho woight limit, which Is 1SS pounds. I wanted to light for a side bet of $10,000, but Ilall declared that tho pureu itself was big enough. I now weigh 160 pounds and oxpoctto go into tho ring wolghing about 100 or 105 pounds. Inatoad of toaring mvsolf down I will build myself up a little. If I can't bent Hall, ho won't boat mo, of that I am certain. The fight ought not to Inst ovor twenty rounds, and I will win. I am bo conlident that 1 will couvort all my belongings intp cash to bot on myself." llMitum-Welght Fights. Nkw Yobk, Jan. 23.?Champion bantam-weight Billy Flimmer, of England, to-day issued a challenge to fight feathor-wolght Goorgo Dixon at 112 pounds for $300 to $6,000 a sido and tho teathorwelght championship of tho world, Sal Smith, of San Francisso, is also desirous of fighting Dixon. Ills bnckor, Xuck Abrahams, has issuod a challongo and will bet $2,600 on the sido to fight for tho championship of the world at 118 pounds. Three of n Kind. IIei.ena, Most., Jan. 23.?Tho ballot for Unitod States senator resulted: Sandors 27, Clark 13, Dixon 11, Collins 2. No choice. JiiKUAncK, N. D., Jan. 23.?Two moro ballots woro cast for senator to-day, without change, except Muir, l'opuliet, recolvod 3d, tlio Democrats and I'opiillsts combining. Tho chancos for a liepublican cauous are bolter. Oi.vmi'ia, Wakii., Jan. 23.?Two ballots woro takon to-day for Unitod State9 senator, without result. Tho vote stood: Allon 61, Turner 25, Griggs 24, Leats 0. GIVEN AWAY. llather limit to invoice tho bnlnnco of t?ur Clonks, we shall t'oinmomio to-morrow ami until hnturdny at 10 o'clock p. m., to irlvu away every tenth Clonk, thnt In, nine Clonk* we noil ami tho teuth buyer get* her garment free. II. KMHflfclAlKH, 18 nod SO Kloventh Street. DIED. CAUENBAUER?At bor home, in Martin's Ferry, on Suudav. January 22, 1803, nt 1 o'clock p. m., Mrs. -Oiiaiilks ('ahkniiaueh, tt<* Mlu Clara H. Tumy, aged 2&yoa?, 2 months and 6 days. Funeral will take place from tho M. E. Church, Martin's Forry. 0., Wednesday aftornoon nt 2 o'clock. Frionds of tho family Invited to \ qttoud. Interment at Peninsular Comotory. y MOTHERS, and oapoclally nursing mothon, nood tno strengthening support and holp that comes with Dr. Piercota Favorite Preucription. It lcasotu tho pains and burdona of childbearing, insurea o^WK promotes an abundant secretion of nourlahmont on tho part of tlio mother. It is an Invigorating toelo mode apednlly for wranon, perfectly narmlOKi In any condition of tbo femalo system, an It regulates and promotes < all tho natural durations and never conflicts with tliem. Tho " Proscription " builds up, itrongthens. and ouroa. In all tho chronic wnkiunm nnu dliordors that afflict women, It Is ntiaranterrj to benefit or euro, or tho money u rofuaded. For every ctso of Catarrh whleh they cannot euro, tho proprietors of Dr. Hoget Catarrh Remedy agroo to pay MOO fa cosh. You're curod by its tnlla, aoolblng. oloanslug, and healing properties, or you're paid. UNDERTAKINO. ?0U1S UKltTBCUY, (Formortjr of Frew A tloruohr), FUNERAL DIRECTOR And Arterial Embalmor, mil Mais Ntrnt. ka.Hld., Call, b? lolopbono anwerod day or nljtit. Itoroitlepbono, 1W1 letidsud., Mo, >pJ7 ^XjiEiaC FB.E3W, 1117 Main Street. UNDBRTRKBRJ Am prspsnd to conduct burial* In a most utifaotai* mannar i all mmlsra umleruklul an.iliancM anil line blank and while Innstal Midi CnigiMioiil tnanagamant tnaraatacd. Un'imt OMkata and a lull Una nt burial rondi. ffi ! 0<"u""r,w "d " ""* W?nf?. ajm. mw-?? nt : r i.ivI. ; ELECTRIC CLEANSER?0. MENDEL *. CO. DIELECTRIC CLEANSERS Cleaning Carpets! 25? Per Can. WE ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR THIS CITY. G. MENDEL & ?., 1104; SIAIIT STREET. CORSETS-GEO. E. STIFEL & CO. ? ? 'MMW; ''"g HER MAJESTY'S 1 CORSET! ?SPECIAL OPENING FOR ONE WEEK, j BEGINNING MOWDAY. January 23. f IvCISS B. CO^TKZLinsr, of Mow Torll, Special expert fitter for the manufacture of this celebrated Corset, will be with us during this opening for the sole purpose of explaining the Reason Why HER MAJESTY'S CORSET should be worn in preference to corsets of any other make. Furthermore, ^ we have fitted up a special room, where Miss Conklin will take measufSs and fit the corsets on, there being four distinct 4a/Ia? Wa r.in rpaHihr criiarnn+PA n Pnrft*rt Plf anrl aoj?o tn U vy 'WMI ' II W I vwwiljr (jUMI HlltVV H ? VilWVk I * MIIU WWW krV the wearer. We invite all ladies to meet this representative and have measures taken, for further use if not at present. Geo. E.Stifel& Co. STAR CLOTHING HOUSE-D. GUNDLING A CO. "FOUR POINTS" That Interest Every Buyer! "THE GOODS"?We sell only known qualities. "THE STYLE"?Turn out nothing but the latest "THE MAKING"?Every garment stands the closest scru- I tiny. "THE SELLING"?We know that we sell only what we know. Our margin is the closest | consistent with the economical conduct of business.' ;% Here are some samples in which these points are apparent to all ' < Our store is full of others: A Suit we sell you at $8 oo, Overcoat we sell you at $10 oo. A Suit we sell you at $12 jo. \ Ulster we sell you at $15 00, These four are fair samples of the goods, the style, the making, th6 selling. Kffi D GUNDLING ^ & 00., STAB OLOTHIBBS. Jjj DINNER AND TEA SETS.-JOHN FRIEDEl A CO. '!'fj LARGE ASSORTMENT Dinner and Tea Sets, TOILET SETS. Banquet, Library and Stand Lamps of Every Variety, which will be offered at * : :| Very Low Prices 1 John Friedel & Co., ! mi) anil 1121 Main Stroot. DR. MOTT'8 PENNYROYAL FEMALE PILLS For rcllovim lirolntwil nnit pMnfnl aiippmtlnni ot Iho menilrtul porlodi, Ilia* art tbi onlr Ufa nnd mrufn cur* evar omjmu to woman. Harare o?|?olnl!r m?do lor muffled lidlea.jila and : for atla In IVtiaallnf, W. Va, bjr LOGAN DBBO OO., ear. Tanih and Halniltaala.