WE'CELEBRATE?8
WE CEL
The Last Day We Do Busines
by Offering t
EXTRAORDINA
" " / ' r.>
Eefiular $1 25 and $1 60 Silk Umbrellu a
" $1 75 and $2 00 Silk Umbrellie a
" 34 SO and S'i 00 Silk Umbrellas a
" $1 00 Black Honriottn Cloth nt...
" $1 25 Black Henrietta Cloth at..,
" 25c Wool Challle at.
" 12}c Fongee nt
" He Shallie at >
** ftklrf. Braids at
" 25c Crepe de Cheno at
" 75c All Wool Carpots at
Bcaidoa hundreds of other Bargains I
iSTStore cloied all day Tueaday In i
room. Oprn aa uiual Wednaaday.
Stone &'
P. S.?For Sale Cheap?C
and Shelving.
SUMMER SHIRTS
SUMMER
Do you want the largsat stock in \
Shirts that lit and are reiiablo in materia!
25 to 50 cents on each shirt? If you are 1
0^er'
Cheapest Stor
132Q HND 1322 ft
EGGER. WARRICK A CO.
SPECIALJFFERINO!
INDIA, PONGE
AND
Surah Silks!
Stjlc, Durability, Cheapness.
We offer a Tory largo lino of choice designs at
50MDU. J?
Black and Colored Surah Silks,
We call special attention to our lino of Black
and Colored?fiurahs for excollont wear and for
pleasant w6fght Thcao aro very tlcslrablo for
Bummer Waists and Gowns.
BEST VALUE IN
Lace Curtains.
Wo aro Rolling moro Lai o Curtilns than over
boloro. Kofewlthntandirgthogrjiitdcrannd.our
stocks aro l^jpt full by continued rccclpta of tho
vorjr latest productions. Oar prlcca aro tho
lowest In tlid city.
DON'T MISS IT!
For the next ton days wo oflbr plccos 45-incli
Black. All Wool Hcnrieutta nt 50 ccnts> ynrd.
Call soon, as they will not last long ac those
prices. i
Egger, Warrick & Co.,
1132 7UTWXN STRBBT.
ATLANTIC TEA CO.
Aflate Tea Co.
NEW CROP TEAS.
Wa have just rocoivod our first invoice
of now season Ton. Thoy aro
rich in flavor and poasoaa croat strength.
Our 60c Teaa othor dealers gall tor 80c.
California Prunes, 3 pounds for.... 25c
Ev. California Peachos, 3 cans for... 23c
6tandard Tomatoes, 3 cans for. 25c
Standard Peaa, 4 cana for. 25c
Standard Sugar Corn, 3 cana for.... 25c
Broken Coffee, por lb. 10c
Fresh Soaated Coffee, per lb 15c
Muatard Sardines, per can 8c
Sapolio, per package , 8c
Gold Dust, per package 22c
nl-1? W 1 Ra
VJIUUO iUV
Carpet Tacks, 8 oz., por box. lc
Clothes Pins, per dos. lc
Atlantic Tea Go.
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1100,1111 and 2269 Market St.
W? Lead, Let Those Who Can Follow.
TONE & THOMAS.. - '
EBRATE
s in Our Present. Store Rooms
he Following WW) I/*
kRY BARGAINS:
1 / 1 ..
sEEEEEEIEE!s?
EEEEEiEEsI
:hat we lmve not space to mention.
ardor to move our stock Into our lower
Thomas.
)ne Safe, and one lot Counters
-M. J. MTADDEN.
SHIRTS.
Vheeling to solect from? Do you wan'
I, color and make? So yon want to save
ookinj; for bargains come to McFadden's.
For 25 Cents.
I Striped Outing Cloth Shirts, same as
it/iraa anil fnr S5 rnrvtn.
For 35 Cents.
Color Black Shirts, same as other stores
: SO cents.
For 50 Cents. .
Sateen, Bedford Cord, Cropo, Oxford,
Black ana Black with White Stripes, same
it stores sell for 75 cents.
For 75 Cents.
ich Sateon, Madras, .Zephyr Cloth, Plain
and Black with AVhito fclripcs/'affme.as
itores sell for $t 00.
For One Dollar.
st Imported Sateen, Bedford Cord, Silk
Madras and English Oxford, same as
itores sell for SI 50.
Boys' Shirts.
; Cloth, Sateen, and Crepe, at 26,35 and
ts.
:Fadden,
e in Wheeling,
THRKEt gtBBBT.
GEO. M. SNOOK & CO._
SOME OF THE VERY
a U
Desirable Cools
?, ?T ?fr '
?JLT3T RECEIVED BY
Geo J. Snook & Co.
Plain and NoTelty Striped Grenadines.
Figured Silk Dress Nets.
Figured and Plain India Silks.
Fast Black Organdie lawns in
Plain and Fancies.
Toille dn Nord Ginghams.
Bedford Cord Ginghams.
Figured Shantong Pongees.
Drapery SJlkalinos.
Pink, Light Bine, NaTy and Car
(llnal Embroideries in Match
Widths.
Match Widths In Fine Embroideries
and Torchon Laces.
Ladles' and Children's Shirt
Waists.
Children's Jersey Ribbed Waists
and Shirts Combined.
Ladies' Jersey. Bibbed Tests and
Drawers.
Ventilating Corsets.
Fast Black and Colored Hosiery
for Ladies, Gents and Children.
Button and Lacing Kid Gloves for
Ladies and Children.
Chiffon and Windsor Ties.
Cream and Black Point de Gene
Ton no
JfltVVCM
Satin, Gauze and Feather Fans.
jar-Cream material of all kinds
for Graduating Outfits.
*9*1,000 Umbrellas, for rain or
shine. See our Turkish Satin Umbrollas
at, the prices of Gloria.
w'a Special Purchase" of lace
Curtains at lowest prices quoted
this soason.
GKEiO. ZMI.
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| t)nices No*. 18 and 17 Fourteenth UUteU
New AdverttsemeaU.
Notice to Water Consumers
For Sale?Boot, Shoe and Notion Store.
A First-Class Hotel?The Stockton.
I Wanted?Kxperlouecd Salesman.
Tlio (ialttxy Flour. _ ^ ,
8?ij'peAUlJr' Durability?The HubA1
ways Prepared forEmergoncIea?Geo. E. Stlfel
& Co.?Fifth 1'ago.
Vienna Bustle Shades?<3. Mondol <St Co.?Filth
^Utcr the Water?EtrJng Bros.
. Found?Gold WatJh.
chaw & Sanborn's Famous Roasted Coffee?
0. K. Murray & Co.
New Storo, New Goods-Louis BcrUchy.
Btso Halls, (ilovof. etc.?C. II. Qulmby.
_ Commencement Day Presents?1. 0. Dillon dt
TT III tVUl tuo nnviv Manv??vu| p
joined at Washington, Pa., by the bicyclers
of that town.
Next Saturday week William Grubor
will mako a hundred mile run from
Wheeling to Centrevllle, Pa., and roturn.
lie will try to make it in a day.
EvnugelUtlo Services.
Mr. C. W. Sawyer will conduct an
evangelistic meeting in the Opera
House next Sunday evoning. He will
sponk on the subject of his past work
and its results in redeeming and reforming
men, and state his plnns for the
future. There will bo good music and
some short talks by other speakeri.
No doubt there will bealarge audience.
Probate UasLueai Yesterday.
The will of A. Christian Kuornor, deceased,
was yestorday admitted to probate
and ordorod to bo recorded. John
Walford qualified as executor, and gavo
bond in the sum of &L000, with James
J. Pownoll as surety.
Catherine (iehringqualified as exocutrix
of the will of August Gehrinz, deceased,
and gave bona in the sum of
$o,U0O, without suroty, none being required
by the terms of the will.
Lawd Foto at the Park,
Several members of the Fortnightly
club will give a lairn fete at Wheeling
park on Wednesday, June 15, and are
making elaborate preparations therefor.
The fete will not be hold under the
auspicos of the clnb, however, notwithstanding
a statement to that effect in
yestorday's Begitter. A special motor
will leave for the park at 8:20 p. in.,
and return at 1 a. m.
Increase of City Valuation.
Birnoy White, ono of tho assessors
appointed to revalue tho real estate in
the city, ia disabled by a severe attack
oi inflammatory rheumatism, Tho work
in hip ward is thoreforo at a standstill
until Council does something to supply
the vacancy. In tho First ward tho increaso
by tho revaluation is about$400,000,
and in the Second wnrd nearly a
million. If this ratio keeps up, the addition
to the taxable values in tho city
will reach several millions.
Ttmmr?r? Uncorded.
Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to
record a deed made May 20 by H. F.
Bohrens and Joseph Speidel and their
wives to John P. Owens, for $1)00,'lot
37 of Bohrens & Speidel's addition.
Slay 25 bv Hugh Megaw and wife and
James I'. Sogers, trustee, to Sarah J.
Leahy, for $10 and other considerations,
the north end of lot 47, at the corner of
North Fonn and Maryland streots, Island,
and part of lot 40, adjoining,
fronting 110 ieot on Maryland street
and 50 foot on North Fenn.
Ltconiod to Wed.
Clerk Ilook yeiteruay issued marriago
liconses to tlio following named
parties:
Albert Otto, aged twenty-eight, a natlvo
and resident of wheeling! and
Lena Biery, aged twenty-six, a nativo of
Switzerland and resident of Wheeling.
L. B. Clook, aged thlrty-oncv n nativo
of Washington county. Pa., and rasident
of Ohio county, and Katie Stephan,
ngod twonty-ioven, a native and resident
of Ohio county.
William Hundt, aged twontv-sovon,
and Mrs. Maggie North, a widow, aged
thirty, both of Ohio county.
The Club Sloan Meeting.
Tho interest shown in the Republican
mass mooting to rcorganizo tlio central
club, of Ohio county, and to start a
movement to reorganize all the 'ward
clubs, guarantees a good attendance
Friday night, when the mooting is to be
hold in Lutz's hall, 1504 Market street
Kvery Republican voter who can should
be prosont.
Tlio Union District Republican club
will hold its first meeting this evoning
at 8 o'clock at tho Republican club
headquarters, 1504 Market street, I.utz'a
hall. A full attendance Is desired.
Mile** Nerve nmt Liver Pills.
Act on a new principlo?regulating
the liver, stomach and bowels through
tho nerves. A new discovery. Dr. Milos'
Fills spoedlly euro biliousness, bad
tnato, torpid'liver, pilos, constipation.
Unequaied for men, women and children.
Smallest, mildest, surest! Fitty
doses, 25c. Samples free, at The Logan
Brag Co.'s. i
Mr. Giobor R. Taylor, as will be seon
in his advertisement in this piper and
the Rrgiiter, commences his regulnr sale
of dress goods, etc.,. at marked down
prices, which moans great bargain?
to buyers. Mr. Taylor says he has
about twenty thousand dollars worth of
goods to dispose of by this sale, and
that in all probability it will talco until
tho first of July to do it.
In a recent poll of one of the larco
cities it was discovered that the Columbia
and Victor safeties were more used
than all othor bicycles combined. Edw.
t. Hose A Co., of this city, have the state
agency and carry aiarger stock of wheels
than tho aggregate atook in this state.
Co. ,
AdmlnUtrator'i 8ale?K. R Cnrnoy.
Summer ScmIou?Wheeling Ruilueu College.
Heal Estate Agent?G. O. Smith.
NINETEENTH and Farewell Rocleal
by selected punllN (Vom tho pianoforte
clnHHos or William Armstrong, Opera
House, Friday evening Juno 3. Reonroml
unnfu nn aoln at IInilMl>1M inilBlf*
store, Thursday and Friday, Juno 2
and 3.
FOB MEN ONLY'. ,
Wo are now In recalpt of tho Hanrtnntncat
nn?l muNt complete line of Forolgn und Domeitio
Woolonfl.consUtluff of Suitings, Pau<
fnloonlnga, Spring Overcoatings and Fancy
Venting* ovor Introduced to the trade.
Fashlonnblo get up and qnallty of oloth
guaranteed. A fall Hue of Gentn' Furnlshlug/u
Tho big run on onr JJflc Half
Hole continues. C. HK8S & SONS,
Fnahlonablo Merchant Tailor* and Gouts*
Furnishers, 1331 and 1383 Market Street.
1Tb A3
TO REPUBLICANS.
It Is part of tho Democratic plan to
challenge tho voto of every Republican
who has not been assessed under
tho now West Virginia election law.
Don't let them And you unprepared.
ANT employe of Ball road* owning a
watcli that wilt not pass lnapeotlon can
nurohase any watch, of any make, at Compnny
list cost. We have a few flueat nickel
Raymonds at S16 00.
jacob w. oRunn,
Jeweler, Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets.
?
In Bicycle Circles.
Tho Wheeling Cycler, intend to tend
a delegation to the L. A. W. meet at
Washington, D. C., in July. The boya
* 11 4?n? *K?% mlmla rlialnn nn hnlnff
A FINER PROGRAMME
Of Speed Events Than waa Ever
Offered Here Before
ilT THE ANNUAL ff.Yfl. STATE FAIR
Eighteen Great Trotting, Facing and
llunnlnjt Races and Norol Track
Exhibitions Every Day of the Fair,
Which Opens September O?Good
Speeder* Sure to be Attractod by
tbo Liberal Purse*
The prospect now It that the annual
State Fair, to be held September 0 to u
next, will be one of the moat attractive
in all departments over witnessed on
tho grounds; and particularly so in the
spoodring. There aro to be eighteen
races, and the liberal purses ofTerod by
tho association are sure to attract faat
flyers of national reputation, in addition
to which .tho famous Myrtle
Pook running. combination will give
its novol exhibitions, something which
were never soon hero before.
The list of speed events in now completed,
and ia as follows:
TUESDAY, SRPTEMDER 6.
1. Three-year-old trot,, best 0 lu 5, (175, 815,830,)
81'W. 1 *
2. 2:28 trot (9200.1100. ?Gd 810.) $100.
3. Running, half mile heats, 2 In 3, (860, 830,
. 810,) flOO.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7.
4. Miss Peek In hor great Roman standing race.
5. 2:50 trot (8200,.8iOU. SCO. SUM 5100.
6. 2:28 pace (1200, $100. 800, W0.) 8100.
7. Running, throe-fourth mllo heats, 2 ia 3,
(8100, f60,810.) 8200.
a 31Ihh Peek against tho rldcrloss horso, Long
View and Tom Macic.
Miss I'eok will rldo a hurdle raco against another
rider.
( , THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER &
0. Miss Peek anjl her high jumper, "Queen
' Bess," re con! C feet 4 Inch ex.
ia 2:24 trot (8250,8125.87ft. 8)0.) |ioa
11. 2:37 pace 18200,8100,800.810.) 8103.
? > Diitmliur nnn mlln hunts. 'A in SI. '8200. SCO.
13. Miss i'ctik with her great $3,500 saddlo trick
horse "Boston."
14. Tho great doublo team running race to sixtyfive
pound skeleton wagons driven by Miss
- Peek and D. H.Demnrcst. <~
' FBI PAT, KKlTEMBKR 9.
Iff. Miss Peek with hor lamons pacing hone,
"Silver Tall," with runnlug mate, which
sho drovo ouo mile in 2:07 at Cambridge
City, Indiana. Jnly 4, 1891.
Id 2;21 paco (SiV), 8125, 875, 850.) 8500.
17. 2:.1T) trot (5J0O. 31V0, ttO. 8(0.) 8KM.
18. Running, live-eighths mile heats, 2 in 3, (8100,
P. If! Demnro.ll will drivo the pacing wonder
"Yon Hot," with runuing mate; record
2:05%.
Entries close August 29,1892, at 11 p. ro.
Tho association has made many additions
to its facilities for accommodating
people. Thoro will be more unoccupied
space in the orchard and abojit
tho grounds. The grand stand has been
enlarged, and many othor improvements
made. Tho management, in
Bhort, has shown an enterprise and liberality
which merits the largest patronage
in the history of tho State Fair.
ELECTRIC LIGHT MATTER&
tho Plant Ready to be Turnod Over to
the City.
At a former meoting of tho electric
light commission a sub-committee was
appointed, to Inspect tho city electric
light plant and report tho result of tho
?y?mln??lnn fft fllrtcfpin Itaht com.
mission. Yesterday tho commission
waj called to meet and hoar tho report
ot IKo cotnroittee. A fow members got
to tho city building last ovoning, but
not onough to make a quorum; it was
just as well, however, as tho aub-committeo
had dono nothing. The forty
days, during which tho Fort Wayne
company must run tho plant, in order
to prove to tho city Solons that everything
fs up to tho specifications, expired
yesterday, and in order to haston matters
Secretary Franzhoim was directed
to notify tho chairman of tho subcommittee
to call the mombors together
next Fridey to inspoct tho plant.
Electrical Engineer John A. Seoloy
said that he had gone over the polo lino,
or at least a part of it yesterday, and
had found everything all right, with
the exception 01 a few minor'details,
such as missing globes, etc. Tho subcommittee
will give everything a thorough
inspection, beforo accepting the
plant from the contractors.
The lights'wero turned on at 5 o'clock
yesterday afternoon,and will bo allowed
to burn until 7 this morning. The
laraua are guaranteed to burn for four
teen hours, and this was done to tost
them as to that tlrno limit. In winter
when the days aro shortest, that will
about cover tho period of darkness.
Radian Blouse Suits.
Theso coir.fortablo suits aro now on
salo at Emsheimer's, on Elevonth
street, and as usual aro tho first in tho
field on novelties. Your attention is invited
to the immonse stock of Derby
and "Mother's Friend" Waists, Bell
Suits, Wash Suits, Skirts in Serge,* Satine,
Alpaca and Silk. Fichuos, Wraps,
Wrappers, Hosiery, Gloves, otc.
JJ. Emsiieimer,
IS and 20 Eleventh stroot.
IIerk is tho Bargain of Bargains?a
Shoe that is pronounced by all practical
shoe mon to be tho wonder of tho
nineteenth century?a genuino Dongola
flexible Solo, Solid I.oathor, C. D & E
Ijut, Opera, Common Sonso nnd Tip for
$1.39 and $1.48. This Shoe is actually
worth $2.00. Wo will guarantee overy
pair. - Horrfj, 1143 Mam street.
Tns Disciples' Mission Sunday School
will (jive a Strawberry Social in their
building, corner of Jacob and Thirtyfirst
streets, this evening.
To Cleanse I ho ByRtem
Effectually yet gontly, when costivo or
bilious, or when the blood 1b impure or
sluggish, to permanently cure Habitual
constipation, to awaken tho kidneys
and liver to a healthy activity without
irritating or weakonfng them, to dispel
headaches, colds or levers, use Syrup of
FigS. D4W
Hollmelor's Dyeing Establishment,
John Hellmeior, proprietor of tho
Pan Handlo Dyeing Establishment, No.
1431 Markot street, respectfully announces
that ho is prepared todo cleaning,
dyeing and repairing, and in fact
ho guarantees to make your last year's
clothes look as good as new on short notice.
Give him a call.
Are yon troubled with corns or bunions?
- If so, let as give you a little advice.
Faro them down as closoly as
possiblo without drawing blood; then
BOiiK iiiom m warm wmer buuuu
them, anil apply Chamberlain's Pain
Balm twice daily, rubbing them vigorously
for a few minutos at oach application!
Acorn platter should be worn
for a few days to protect them from the
shoe. As a General liniment for sprains,
brnlses, lame back or rhoumatlsin. Pain
Balm Is all that can bo desirod. 50
cent bottles (or tnlo by druggists, iuw
The latest Novelties in Footwear in
ill the leading styles just received.
L. V. Blond.
THE HUB?OWE-PR ICE CLOTHIER3. r
STYLE, BEAUTY, FIT!
AND DURABILITY
i ?
Are Characteristics or
THE HUB
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BOYS'CLOTHING.
4 r
Our juvenile clothing department Was never
so full as this season with all that's new, fine
and pretty for the little fellows. Everything
from the wear-resisting and rough-and-ready
sort to the most advanced and richest novelties
are here. We have good low-priced Clothing
and we have Clothing elegant" enough for
t
the little son of a millionaire.
Our stock is immense, so is our trade. These
and other things easily enable us to name the
lowest prices in the city. We have hundreds
of rich, select and novel styles and patterns
that you will not see in any other house, and
no matter how exacting your wants, rest assured
that the style you're anxious to procure
is here if anywhere.
m ?YT-^ ???Tf^
i rm nuts,
One-Price Clothiers, Furnishers and Hatters,
Market and Fourteenth Streets.
furniture, carpets. etc.?wheeling instalmentgo.
WE GlYElOU TIME TO PAY.
'$22.00 7??- '$12.00
Worth FURNITURE, Worth
of CARPETS, *
GOOflS f\ii pi rvrUQ Goons
(to nn vy 1l 1 lioj qq
S MATTINGS, S
and REFRIGERATORS, *
JKjS BABY CARRIAGES * Mf.
w$2,o5' and w
Enry house furnishings Every
Two /^c Two
Weeks v\ihov Se,b
or EVERY or
$4.00 DESCRIPTION V
Mop;[, ON INSTALMENTS. A
i
WHEELING INSTALMENT C0.MPANY,
1136 to 1140 Market Street.
jos. h. m'khdlb, Manager.
WALL PAPER ROOM MOULDINGS-JOSEPH GRAVES.
WiSFRINC + TRKDEi!^
WALL PAPER, BORDERS
?AND ??f
Room Mouldings!
6,000 piocos Pressed Paper, worth $2 00, at $'9?
6,000 pieces Flnei Paper, worth 7oc, at .i:. 35 and
7,000 pioccs Fii Paper, worth 40 and 80c, at....1. "
10,000 pieces Fine Paper, worth 25 and 35c, at..,; ' J*
7,000 piccoa Fine Paper, worth 20 and 25c, at - 0
15,000 pieces Fine Paper, worth 20c, at ?
10,000 pieces Fine Paper, worth 15c, at - $ jj
18,000 piecei, Good Paper, worth 10c, at 8,000
pieces 30-inch wide Plain Ingrain, worth 20c, at BABY
CARRIAGE?Price from $8 to $35.
Blank Books, Stationery, Etc.
The Largest Stock and Greatest Variety in the City. Sold R-i.ti
_t- nit. _i i_ r? i
xaii at wnoiesaie races vy
JOSEPH GRAVES,
86 Twolftli Street.