The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume], September 14, 1892, Page 8, Image 8

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DJTMJOOPS AND CARPE
Olit 5BTV BCILD1XO
WILL BE COMPLETED
ABOUT 50TEMBEE 1.
DRY GOODS J
Must bo sold beforo NOVEMBER 1,
ono dollar's worth of our present s'
SIOW T(
Below will bo found only a few hints
5 cases yard-wide Unbleached Muslin, at
3 cases yard-wide Unbleached Muslin, at
3 bales 40-inch-wide Unbleached ?heetin
2 cases Ladies' Choice Muslin, at
1 case 45-inch Pillow Case Muslin, at
1 case 42-inch Pillow Caso Muslin, at
1 ca30 Toilet Crash, at
200 pieces Indigo Blue Calico, at
500 pioces Lancaster Gingham, at
100 dozen Towels, at
Dress Goods and SDKs About One-Ha
Come early for these. Only a limito<
One lot Chnlliea at 3jc, reduced from
One lot of Ginghams at G}c, reduccd
Comforts.
Stone &
VIS I TORS TO THE STATE
MADDEN'S SHIRT
VISITORS TO TI
BY BUY
MOFAI
Can Save Enongli oil Their Pi
'75 cent Camera Hair Men's Shirt
75 cent Striped Merino Men's Shi
75 cent Red Wool Uovs' Shirts an
$1.50 Finest and Best Men's Cara<
$1.50 Doublo Breast and Back Re
$1.50 Striped English Merino Mei
35 cent Finest Camel's Hair Men
Good Heavy Winter Overahirts f<
New styles of Hats and Winter C
McFAD
Cheapest Store iu Wliocling
SHeets-and shef.ting
JS.T MARKET t
Readymade Shee
33Y THE
THE FROFIT-ABSORBISG BE]
Lot No. 1?nominal Sheets, slzo 81x90 inches, at...
Lot No. 2?lleraraed tfheota, size 81xW iuches, at..
o II........ -I CI... .I. *1.... I,.at
Lot No. 4?Hemmed Sheen. sire six'Jik inches, at
Ix>t No. 6?Hemmcd-Shects size 8lxW inches, at..
Lot No. 0?Ilommed shee:n. ?Iie '.Otvtl; Inches, at
Lot Na 7?Hominod Sheen. sire 9Jx99 inches, at...
Lot No. 8?Hemmod sheet*. *izo 90x93>? Indies, at
Lot No. 0?Hemmed Sheets, sUe 90xW inches, at...
9TAH of the above an- of such brands n* Utli
One lot 1 toady mad o Pillow Owes, *lzo SHxii inchoi
One lot Kcadvmade l'illow ' ?>im, sl/e :UJxl"> in<:hci
One lot Keadjrma<le I'iU?>w.Case*, size 39x4*1 incbej
One lot Heady made Pillow Caws. si*c :?9tl'-in :he
WOne lot Pino Hemstitched I.ineu Stheefefc I
One case 9-4 Unbleached ehccKn:;. at...
One rale bet ? I Pleached Sheeting, at
One caso best 10-4 Uleaehed Sheering, at
One bale Kino Unbleached yard-wide Muslin, at..
(jne balo Fine Unbleached yard-wide Mutlln. at..
AWThO extreme low prices quoted cause us t(
ENTIRE NE
CLOAKS, DRESS GOO
NOV
Geo. M.Sri
No. 1114 Main Street, Thro
A I LMI1 I IV/ ItM WiU.
TEAS.-TEAS.-TEAS.
New Crop Teas!
We have always arranged to
secure for our trade the early
pickings of the Spring Leaf.
These Teas possess great
strength ; are rich and full in
in " aliiMite niiiinn citipfn..
liavui, ?*? ?uy j giving auuoiai.tion
to the consumer.
COFFEE FRESH ROASTED DAILY
SPICES I
Our reputation for selling
only PURE SPICES is well
known. We do our own grinding
and guarantee One Pound
01 our rure opice iu equal live
pounds of the adulterated mixtures
so generally sold by dealers
who must purchase from
the unscrupulous spice dealers.
Bev&re of Mnsbroom Concerns.
Wa Lead, Let Those Who Cm Follow.
Atlantic Tea Go.
110911111 and 2208 Market Si.
:ts-stone a. thomas.
40,000
HiORTH OP
iND CARPETS
,as wo are determined not to carry
tock into our now rooms.
D JDO IT.
of what wo offer:
? 3|c,
-ljc, regular 7 c.
g, at. 5*c, regular S c.
C|c, regular 10 c.
Sic, regular 12jc.
Qln rannlar I'^lp
sic, regular 5 a
4ic, regular 7 c.
Oic, regular 8 c.
12jc, regular 20 c.
If Regular Prices. Come and Sea.
^quantity.
from 12Jc and 15c. Juat the thing for
Thomas,
in i uicunnrw
r wi n n>l. w. m r hwki.".
Ml 111 STORES!
MTE FAIR
IXG AT
JIDZEZLsT'S
lrcbases to Pay All Expenses.
s and Drawers for 50 cents.
rts and Drawers for 50 cents.
d Drawers for SOconts.
si's Hair Shirts and Drawers for $1.
d Wool Undershirts for SI.
>'s Shirts and Drawora for SI
's Socks for 25 conts.
jr 50c, 75c and SI.
aps at low prices.
DEN'S,
1320 ano 1322 Market St.
5-GEO. M. SNOOK & CO.
STREET 2D INT ID.
ts and Sheetings
I YARD.
;CES WE MAKE THIS WEEK:
73c each.
- 73c ouch.
03c each.
:a, Fruit or the Loom, ctc.
j. nt 37c por pnlr.
j. at 30c jut pair.
i nt !!!? imr njir
i. at 38<> iter pair.
$2.87, worth $175 each.
- la^c a yard. worth 'JOc a yard
lOc n yard, worth '3>c a yard.
'..../-43c a yard, worth JVic a yanl.
.. -fie a yard, worth "? a yard.
Oc a yard, worth 8c a yard.
> anticipate a grand rush.
W LINE OF
iDS AND TRIMMINGS
V IIV
look & Co.
n<?li to 1115 Market Sfrnnf.
EGGER. WARRICK &. CO.
~ EARLY
Fall Arrivals
IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.
Our atoro b rapidly bcltjp (lllotl with n m/ufnlflcon
t stock of Dreu Good* of every grade uud do,
bcription. Oar largo liao of Ladies'
r v rtttnmn * %ytv ttttx v tnn
JAlMio ANDWKArb
Arc now dally arriving, to which wo Invito
four inspection.
Remnants for School Dresses.
Wc bava too many Remnanta and offer
thoin at a wry low prico. Do uot mis*
this cbanco.
BLANKETS, FLANNELS, YARNS
AND UNDERWEAR,
Now In. Remember wc are headquarter*
tor these good*.
Wo trust you will appreciate the full
imoortanco of this announcvmvut and
tbnt It may command (rom you tlio
prompt attention it deserves.
fcTtif
cfc> CO.,
*1132 MAIN STREET.
Sb MtUigtwr.
tftlilco: Noa. tuid 41? Jb'uurtoeuth titreet.
New Advertisements.
Quinces?Albert StoUe ii Co.
For skin Diseases?Cuticura Re mo tiles.
Postponement ot Trustee's Sale.
Dissolution Notice?Stoohr J: Kelt*.
Dress Goods?Geo. K. Tuy lor?Third Page.
Wanted?Girls.
W?nted?To Sell Carpets nnd Furnlturo.
Just Received?Farm Wagons?K. Hoge.
Piano for 8 i w?? I'. W. Baumer & to.
Natural Stone Filter?K wing Bros.
Republican Club Meeting*.
General Machinists?Redman & Co.
Wheeling Conservatory ot Mudc
Art Classes?The Misses Doddridge.
Mosquito Canopy#?Louis lkruchy.
FOIl Gibson nnd Dnugherty'* pure,
fltrnlRht IC> <* Whiskies, gp to the Grand
Opera lioitKO Saloon.
AUTISTIC RESULT*
I Are attained only nt Parsons* Gallery.
The hiirli-olxvis work now being executed U
| beginning to t?U. The gallery U frequently
| crowded with patron*. The real rush will
soon bo on?tun Fair nnd the Holiday*.
Order your work now. so that you will get
I it promptly, satisfaction guaranteed.
M. II. SYKES,
j Manager aud Operator of .Parson*' Gallery.
TO ItEI'UULIGAXS.
It Is part of the Democratic plan to clmlI
lenge tlio vote of every Uepubllrnn who
hu? not been assessed under tlio now Wmt
Virginia election law. Don't let them ilud
you unprepared.
ANY employe of railroad* owning a watch
that will not pa?* Inspection can purchniio
liny watch, of any make, at company lint
cont. We have a few finest nickel Itayinonda
ut If 1U 00.
JACOB W. OKUBB,
Jowclor, Cor. "^elfth ami Slarket Street*.
HALF HOSE A SPECIALTY.
Jimt received, 100 dozen more of thone
Real Mac? .superior Half Homo. For Comfort
and durability they tmrpnisall other*.
All black* absolutely taut. Frieo 25c.
C. HESS & SONS,
aiercbant Tailor* nnd Genta' Furnisher*,
1321 and 13Sa Market Stroet. mwaf
A Wheeiiug ISajr Promoted,
Ex-City Clerk Frank Bowers has been
promoted by Commissioner Mason to
tho position of internal revonue nuent.
Frank has made a srood record tsinco ho
entered the service, ana uis promotion
was deservod, and his friends here will
bo pleased to hear of his good fortune.
A Ploaiant ttooeptlon.
Miss Mazgie Mageo tendered her visitor,
Miss Maggio McPherson, of Detroit,
a delightful reception last evening at her
residence on North Eoflf street, previous
to Miss Mcl'horeon's departure for her
home Friday. Miss Maeeo will accompany
her visitor to hor home. About
iiftfcon couples were present. Elegant
refreshments were sorvod at a reasonable
hour.
A Goiiulun Hurprlae Farty.
A very pleasant surprise party was
tenderocl Miss Lura Williams at the residence
of hor father, Mr. W. H. Williams,
4005 Jacob stroet last evening. It was a
genuine surprise party, for Miss Lura
was visiting a neighbor at the momont
hor friandH nailed, and had to bo sent 1
for. Tho evening wa9 spent in a most
enjoyable manner, being brought "lo a
close by a toothsome repast
Union District Republicans.
The meeting of the Union District
Republican club called for to-night has
been postponod until to-night ono week
on account of tho Central Republican
Headquarters having been encaged for
a business men's meeting. Tnis postponement
should work to tho advantage
of tho club as it will give tho boys time
to hustlo and talk tho matter up among
themselves.
Washington LUirict Republican*.
Tho Republicans of Washington disfc
trict will hold a nicotine this evening
at ino ciuu room, ju. ui.i iumu ducuv,
Tho purpose of the meeting is to organize
a club, good speakers, however, will
bo present and entertain tho audience.
It behooves tho Republicans of this district
to turn out to-night and show
their interest in the cause. Good results
can oulv bo accomplished by hard
work, and if proper efforts are made
tho ward will bo safe for Harrison and
protection.
Circuit Court.
In part II of the circuit court yesterday,
Judge Paull presiding, only two
cases were heard.
John Harding and Bon Johnson, indicted
for felony, both plead guilty to
petit larceny, and were sentenced to
1G4 days in jail, but as both had boon
in iail since Way, tho court allowed
that time to bo countcd in tnoeontonce,
so they wiil remain in jail only twenty
more days.
Tho jury in the caso of Earl Carson
and Nelson Foster, charged with petit
larceny, was chosen, and adjourned until
to-day. Tho other jurors wero discharged
until Monday.
"Tha Tyrolean."
Another largo and very well pleased
audience greeted "The Tyrolean" at the
Grand Opera House last night. Two
very strong features of the play is the
work dono by both LittleJessie and
Master Clyde. Both children are less
than four years old, and their acting is
both funny und cute. Tho Grand Opora
Will have a family matinee to-day at 2
p. m., and the last performance will
take place to-night "The Tyrolean"
has given very good satisfaction, and
should have a large house for the closing
performance to-night.
Arizona Joe.
Arizona Joo and company will bo at
tho grand tho last three nights of thia
week. lie ia aaid to carry all tho
8conory for his plays thia season, and
wiil introduce many" novelties not heretofore
presented here. In addition to
his horses and dogs he will introduce a
number of specialties Arizona Joo
ia one of the best rifle shots in tho country,
and is as good an actor as you will
find among the performers of his class.
He is alwaya greeted with largo audiences
here.
The Limited Mall."
One of tho largost houses of the season,
especially in tllo gallery, greeted
"Tho Limitod 3!ail" at tho Opera House
last ovening. Tho play is fully as senbationnl
as tho author claims. Tho
mechanical effects aro verjjr effectual
ami accomplish the design aimed at?
bringing the gallery to its foot Thore
is enough dialoguo in the pieco to engage
the serious attention of that class
of theatre-goers who enjoy plays of the
character of tho ''Limited Mail."
The Secret Art of Beauty lios not in
cosmetic#, but is only in pure blood,
and a hoalthy performance of the vital
functions, to bo obtained by using Burdock
Blood Bitters. _ daw
lVa?hlng-on, DrC., Low Unto Excursions
via I'enntjrlranla Linos.
.^Antnmhnr 1.", tfl 20. inclusive. OXCUr
aion tickets to the National Capital will
bo sold from principal ticket stations
on this direct route at very low round
trip rates. Return limit, October 10.
Detour to historic Gettysburg poinp or
returning. Apply to Pennsylvania Line
ticket agent for details and special
(older giving through time.
IFth?nftft?Morhn* omitted toaiMM yon,
mt to It thut you aro llotwl. You will bo deprived
uf your vote In November if yov
iinmo is not ou the usscasor'a book.
HOME AGAIN*.
Sir. A. W. Cnmpboll Arrivni In Wliaeling
Aftor Fourteen Month* Abroad.
Mr. A. .W. Campbell, who landed last
week in New York from tho Lahn, j
reached Wheeling yesterday morning, j
He is In splendid health and ia glad to
get home. Speaking of tho cage with
which English-spoaking travelers get
along on the continont Mr. Campbell
said that everywhere persons are found
who speak tho language which is dostincd
to becoino tho universal tongue.
Ilotel servants speak it and sales people
intho shops.
In llrst-class hotels the porter, a gen*
eral utility man and a person ot importance,
likolv enough a .Swiss, is sure
to include English iu his polyglot equip*
ment. Hut important as this functionary
is ho is not above his share of the
always-expected tip, and when the
traveler is about to take his leave, and
everybody of tho serving sort in the
house turns out with everybody else,
tho obliging porter expects tho largest
tip of all.
If you drop in for a glass of beer tho
man who brings it to you expects
drinkgelt equal to ono-fourth the price
of tho beer, and this is all ho gets for
his services. Coming across the ocoan
tho tourist will be expected to pay out
about $10 in tips, mostly to persons
who have rendered him very little service.
If you havo soap furnished by
tho hotel you must nay for it Except
in a few instances, as in Berlin, where
- !n >)ia rnnma n!
11IU1U IB OlCtllit lit lug >uvu? ut
tho boat hotels, caudles are furnished
and charged for at a good price. Some
American travelers provide themselves
with American lamps and pay tho
chambermaids to take care of them.
Food id high, as Mr. Campbell has already
related in his letters to tho Intelligences.
In Italy poultry is ever
present, dry, tasteless, lacking the savor
to which tho American palate is accustomcd.
As to tho coBt of living to the
travelor, Mr. Campbell says /that the
estimated cost of $6 a day allows no
margin lor extravagance. A modest
meal in a restaurant makes so big a hole
in two dollars that what is left is soon
gone in tins. "You may say this," said
Mr. Campbell, "that tho Lahn is one of
tho best ships in the world, and tho
North German is the greatest of all
steamship cotfumnios."
Mr. Campbell will visit friends in
Brooke county, and then it is hoped
lllUl lie mu IU&.U uu uuinu JiUin IU
campaign.
Y. 31. C. A. GYMNASIUM.
*
Formal Opening last Evening?Coming
Lectures and Coucerts.
Tho formal opening of tho Y. M. C.
A. gymnasium took place last evening
with a largo audience present. The evening
was dovotod to athletic exercises
and the selections of Jeains to represent
the association in th'o new game of basket
ball during tho coming season.
Plans were also discussed and a committee
011 the gymnasium appointed
for the year. Light refreshments were
BUI vcu UUIiliX kliU VWUIOV ui W>U v>v?
ing., Four iiandsome rnedale are to bo
awarded at the closo of the season for
best all around development, regular
attondanco at tho gymnasium class, best
form in gymnastics and for now.meinberB.
' .
A new departure has been mado in tho
physical department. Three classes
will bo conducted each week for boys
under fourteen years of age, in which
careful systematic training will be
given. Ladies' and misses' classea will
also bo hold. The classos will be as follows
:
Business men?Monday at 4:30 and
S p. m.; Wednesday at 4:30 p. m.
Young men?Tuosday and Thursday
at S p. m.; Friday at 8:30 p. m.
lleginuor8?Tuesday and Thursday at
7:30 p. in.
Juniors?Monday at 7 p.m.; Thursday
at 4:30 p. ni.; Saturday at 10:30
Ladies ? Tuesday at 1:30 p. m.;
Wednosday at 8 p. m.; Friday at 4 p. m.
Tlio association starts out with
brighter prospects than over before.
Tho entire building has boon brightoned
up during tho summer, the reception
room rocoiving especial attention.
Tho oponing entertainment will occur
on tho 2Tth ol this month, on which
evoning Mr. Frank W. Xosbitt and Mr.
Charles S. Brilles, both boing from this
city, will doliver a numbor of recitations.
They have been students of
Prof. Byron W. King's school of elocution,
of Pittsburgh. Tho regular locturo
and concort course will bo one of
tho best the association has ever given.
Tho concert course will open October 31
with tho Boston Stars; December 2,
the &humnn Lady Quartetto and Prof.
W. F. Wentworth: Decombor 31, the
Swedish Quartette; January 10, Ladies'
Crescent Banjo and Gnitar club; February
7, English Iland-Ilell Kingcre.
Tho lecture course will be oponod
October 18 by Rev. John li. Koono, on
"The New Aristocracy;" December 8
Hon. Henry Hall, "Tho Coming .Man;"
January 31, Charles II. Caton, "Wellington
"and Napoleon;"' February 21,
1'rof. John B. DoMotte, A. M. Ph. D.;
assistod by Truman W. Harrington. on
"Electricity, Its Naturo and Vossibilitios,"
illustrated; March 3, Kobert
Nourso, "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde."
Tho True Laxative Principle
of tho plants used in manuiacturing |
tho pleasant roincdy, Syrup of Figs, has
a permanently beneficial effect on the
human system, whilo the choap vegetable
extracts ami mineral solutions,
usually sold as medicines, aro pcrma- j
nontly injurious. Being well-informed,
you will use tho truoroinody only. Manufactured
by tho California Fig Syrup j
Company.
Edward L. Rose & Co., will, during
tho coming weok, oflor spocial bargains
in their Fair Exhibition Bicycles, j
These wheels will bo returnod to tho
factories if not sold within a short time.!
Don't delay.
Ilelltnflor'H I)jreiu~ Kitnbll.shment.
John Heilmeior, proprietor of tho
Pan Handle Dyeing Establishment, No.
1431 Market strout. resnectfullv an
nounces that ho is propurod todo cleaning,
dyeing and repairing, and in fact
ho guarantees to make your last yoar'a
clothes look as good as now on short notice.
Give him a call.
SEE that you urn umbpnmhI.
Closing Out
Odds and ends of Oxford TieB regardless
of cost. I* V. Bloxd.
?r Tr*
Liebig Company's=
?? a m a
=Mtract oi ml
BEST
1'tUEBT BEEF TEA
INVALUABLE
In the' Kitchen for Soups Sauces
and Made Dbho>.
THE HUB-ONE-PRICE CLOTHIERS.
Join in the Swim!
k ,
IT GOES TO
THEHUB,
It is dangoroua and oxponsivo to be drifting about, so go with the
current, it is always safest to go with tno multitudo. experience baa
taught thorn where their interests aro bost served. It is only a waste
of tltno until you will have tho samo experience. Tho cause of THE
HUB'S GKEAT SUCCESS is no longer a subject of conjecture, it is
demonstrated indubitably to bo tho resultof enterprise of tho highest
order. They have studied tho necessities of this market and in all
casos gaugo its requirements with porfect accuracy. If you do not
believe this youjean readily convince yourself of yourerror by visiting
this mammoth placo of business any hour of any day. When their
competitors are complaining of unsatisfactory trado, you will find
there representative people not only from this city, but from all parts
' ,r!?!-1- ?- -t r\hin nnH Pnnn?vlvanin. drawn hither bv
Oi west. Virginia, |??iuiui vi?.v ,
tiio knowledge that tbey can purchase
?r
Hen's and Boys' Clothing,
HATS AND FURNISHINGS
?
Of any (trade, for less money than any hoaso in tho Stoto. The HUB'S s
ropctution has cono abroad far and wido and their business grows on
the cood they do for the public. They aro now exhibiting many now
features of croat merit, including all the noveitios in numerous different
lines for Fall and Winter.
FALL OVERCOATS.
Oar stock of theso garments has never boon eqnalod in thia section
of tho country.
FATHERS, MOTHERS AND GUARDIANS, a word to you: THE
HUB lias lovo for all good boys, and wants to eeo them well and comfortably
dressed. They have made provisions for them in ono of
their finest departments, where you can find clothing for bovs of all
ages, from three to ninetoon yearn, at prices which make it folly for
you to buy olsowbero. Every style in cat and overy grade of material
is represented,too that all tastes and all pocketbooks can bo suited.
HATS! HATS I HATS!
Daring this week wo shall place on sale TEX CASES of excellent
FUK STIFF HATS, regular $2.00 and $1.75 goods, Fall Blocks, at 98c.
THE-HUB
OXE-PBICE CLOTHIERS, HATTERS AND FURNISHERS,
Fourteenth and Market Streets.
~ FREE-$BOO-FREE-HOUSE & HERRMANN.
FREE! $500 FREE!
.
WE WILL PRESENT A
LIFE INSURANCE POLICY
FOR FIYE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
FREE OF CHARGE,
Tn nn\r nprsnn nvpr twplvA vparc nf
* V \^.L M J ^VlWVli ? ?T ? V? J VV\4 w V*
age who will call at the store of
UAT1QE ftllPBDH INN
iivUULivx iimuuimn u
1300 MAIN STREET.
DealersinFnrnitare.Garpets^onseFariiishiDgs.
5-^Call and get a Policy, as they are
Absolutely FREE.