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OVERCOATS AND SUIT3-M. GUTMAN A. CO. " i" Atrn nmnnn TO MA 1:1 j: UUfi Dl'VIlEi ID Dill, I- * > i? BUT TSS BARGAIIS IN IT ARE BIGGER. \ c G a ; ? Q o |i OVERCOATS AND SOITS.: : i ; j'f tli j, Our assortment in all lines is still in 0 tlj |# fair condition. We are replenishing 0 in #i our quick-selling features and have 0 vo I.,! made c ? : PRICES TO Si)'!! THE TIMES, j: I o ? 111 1 s 1 o yo We lend our name only to "tried and j6 "t8 * not found wanting" Clothing. We sell ? no trash at any price. What we mean |* ,t'. by cheap Clothing is good, excellent ic and dependant Clothing for little |* J." money. We are in the front with style, material and make, and show each sea- * fr' son something new that cannot be 0 ? found elsewhere. 6 ^ The different lines of Men's, Boys' * to and Children's Suits comprise more 0 fe, than i,foo carefully selected patterns. j? Our Overcoats and Trousers are al- 0 fi? i t& 1,4 most countless in variety. c ?* .0 rel Q ? 110 5^.-0^0 ? bl; ^ CO IM Gutaian \ I o ^ 0 "ll 0 as Co., : # a 1,0 O 11 f: ' Twelfth and Main Streets, I h:I o s th 6 SfX . RETAIL 8 ill 0 FL'JOitS. '9' DISrAimiENT. a wi vV/.// sM, ?ooe?a?ceoo?o???o808e ?. W W ^ __ __ ov _ FURNITURE-ALEX AN PER FREW^ r? **KEfe!:; 'a A REAL PICTURE awaits every person who has not called to wi see our immense spread of HMNDSOME FURNITURE af The forests have yielded their best products in material and art has expended every energy in the conversion of that product into its present as elegant shape. There are many grades of FU RN IT\JF5EB of !>l course, but you will find that the best qualities are cheapest in the long run. They stand wear and tear best, and look well when old and worn. 0? We keep the most reliable FL/RINLITVJF2E that is made, and l? it is a pleasure to buyer and seller to handle it. ki Cll ALEXANDER FREW 5 1117 HVEmln Stro ot. ;l' ? th _ STATIONERY. BOOKS, ETC. KfPGLOVES-J.S. RHODES ACQ, cii Mimeographs.->. our? Having received the agency r/ -n s* jf ? | A TfV t\ ^ 6p for lidison's Mimeograph, we ?? jj? j: 8 TI i I I? friSl ? are now able to supply the trade A^.?vli ii vIV/ of with any number. Also any- P( thing in the way of supplies. Aro unrivaled in J',' CAXlXdEJ X3H.OS., U/CAD *? i. ' St,UtK-OT STREET. W UAH, ? CCHOOl. r.DOiv'S QTVI P t\? SCHOOL STATIONERY. O 1 1 Lu all Liri:i:.\RY \\? , isiiiu.v mauazikja ai ruiaei'i'iiL:. irwss. w, ^ V. til Da! y Ncw^papr , D-'llvereJ l'roa AND COLORS! ? C. H. QU I M UY, St M 1 J] I Market riiruot. us ? ati Photographs?^11 0f the Popular j1; and Crayon Portraits. , V>, n < iu Higgins'Gali.hry, a Cho.ee Shades are B 4' Twi-a.mi1ui:;t. well represented. Ti CREAM CITY $ FLOUR BINS. o{ V\ " ll!?l r'.f 'WT- imjiil !? >l]p/)l|eO J * ft VJ J 1 A lf*| ABOUT STREET GARS. icidonts in tho Caroor of Somo of tho Oars on HEELING'S ELECTRIC RAILWAY. Jld No. 1" IIus a History, ami Was tbo Last of tho Old OuivlIorgL* Cars. How Hop Driver lit tilled John L. Ciillli'fiii Onpp ? Iiwlil(>iitx ni" t I?n Late Strike?Soiuo ot the Hoodoo Cars on the Line. Over at ono sido of tho Forty-eight reot barns of tho etroot railway lino, i track No. 5, can bo acen ropresontairos of a past ago in street car archicturo, differing greatly from the comirativo palaces that are now used 011 0 road. Noticcablo]!uinong them ia 0 original "Car No. 1" ofj'tho Wheelg line. It is ono of tho very short hicloa, only about half as long as tho ra in vogue in 1803, and is naturally lithor :is comfortable nor as handsome the latter.. It ia the last reproaenta 0 of tho cars that woro brought horo 1871, and only last year was it rerod from active aorvico. For several ars it has not boon good enough for 0 on tho main lino, and tho last nicho occupied in activo service was on the ip 011 the Island to Bridgeport ncros3 0 back-river bridgo. Sfnco work was irted on tho new bridgo acrosa tho /or to roplaco tho old woodon Gtrucro this car has boon side-trackcd and mains in idleness iu the barns. Almost in its last day of sorvico it ayed a part in what was almost a igody last winter. This was tho day e onco-mighty John L. Sullivan up area in \> iiooim<* at vuo upuru xiouau. llivan, it will bo remembered, came Wheeling on tho Clovoland, Loffiin Wheeling road, which then tranaferil ita paseongors at UridyoporL No. vas then ineharjjeof William Palmer, o of tbo obleat street car veterans in e employ of tbo road. As ii6ual tbo champion was on a drank, anO after ttiiiK on tbo ear, wanted to take tbo ins from tho driver. Paimer bad tbo rvoto object and there would probay have been a lijrht had not one of tho iupany pulled Sullivan away. Two or ree times Sully made a dash fit l'al r, who finally pulled out a bigkuite, (l 101U luo L)ig niunor mm uu whs ndy for him. After that Sullivan did t bother tho driver, and when ho got : tho car handed Palmor half a dollar o take a drink on him." "No. 1" will ver again probably go into service on 0 Wheeling line. On tho e.imo track can be aean tho 1 pattorn electric cars that wore supanted by tho ones now in use. The iw cars aro numbered but tho ones >w in retirement wore designated by rioua inch sounding names such as vatriua," an old double trolley affair, id to be one of the nnluckiest cars at ever turned a wheel. Then thoro 0 tho "Paney," "Viola" and "Queen," 1 voterana of tiio big strike of last inter, with many a scar and battle ark. The car that went through tho most nsational^ oyont of the strike, howor, wua No. 45, one of tho now singlo alloy cars that had been put on tho ad just beforo tho light between the in pan y and its men began. John >ftus, now tho day dispatcher nt the irns, was then conductor of So. '13, k1 was tho man who wont through eli a stirring series of events on that jbruary Sunday whon there was so ucii trouble along the line in yEtnalie. Within an hour lie was tiod to a >lo with hie trolloy rope and threatled to bo burned at the stake. Ho lrdly got out of this very critical >sition when a crowd of toughs made r him with the avowed purpose of injj his foot ami throwing him to tho Ohio, then very high, am the hack river steel bridge. Ono icidont in connection with thi9 occurnco did not couie to light generally at e time. Four or five had made a grab r liis trolley polo, whon ho turned a ick that held tho entire crowd of live aid red or a thousand men at bay. 10 foremost man was only a few feet iay whon Loftua touched his hand ith the end of tho trolley polo. Tho her end was attached to the wiro overiiid, and as a consequence the man opped as though ho had boon shot. 0 got up slowly, and his first utterauco is: "How did you do that? l.oftus wasn't bothered by the crowd tcr that. Tho new cars now in use are about "good as thoy mako 'em" uny where, it tho men have their favorites and >odoos just the same. Cars No. 4*2 and are considered tho best running ones 1 tho lino and are eagerly sought tor r conductors and operators. No. 31 is town as tho 'child-killer," aud is urged with having crushed out the idding lives of three children sinco it is boon on this lino, loss than a year. )ld 32" was known by all tho employes si bad bucker, aud was avoided as ueh as possible. No. 52 is considered first-class hoodoo car, the reason being at it ill?urod in tho first aud only acJent in which a bicycle rider suflered. AIjUMINUM factory. ulgo Coobrrut, <?f Toledo, May Maim, facturo It I torn. Judge K. II. Cochran of Tolodo, who cut Sunday in Martin's Ferry, rorued yesterday. Ho haft obtained ntrol of a process for tho production aluminum at a cost many hundred r cent, below any other known pros?, and it is understood that ho is now iving clays analyzed in various sec)iis with a view to locating extensive irks for the production of tho wonderI metal. Aluminum, whoA tirst disvered in Germany in 1827, sold at $12 >r pound. Tho process of production is improved until it dropped to about cents, it promises to revolutionize ipbuihlintr. Wh'cro 4,000 tons of iron e now used in a ship, tho total weight mild be only about 1,800 tonsof alumiltn. At the W orld's Fair is exhibited row boat tnado of aluminum aud a udobaker road wagon on which is o<l this material instead of irou aud eel. It is honed that Wheeling or this cinitv will Havo a show for tliis inistry, and if other conditions favor, nlgo Cochrhii's friendliness to W heelg cau bo relied upon. ^ ?Tiiriic is no better medicine for fam, use than Aver's Cathartic Pills. ioir sugar-coating makes them easy id even agreoablo to take, and, as they ihtuiu no calomel or other injurious us. thoy ore perfectly safe for patients any age. To tin* lllKgrftt Show*. Drop intothe INTitiAioKNcsit officii and Ik about tho I.vtkm.igbncrh's popular or id's Fair trip. li you can't come, rite. < SHOES-ALEXANDER. ' $ Hen of Good Standing ? A In this town ufo stuudlui; in Otir ft/ ?!iot'?~we don't ralud that; they ^ paid tor tbj privilege. Thut l? ouo dfiQ reason *vliy Uidy stand good." Mb vr und walk' conSlortably. lwory oue Jfo ut iuvui ia utdriiij gi% HF 11 r-* nr r< r<CM 9 9 BT rnu-ccoi x ^ SHOES, g Which btiYo no equal In tlio urayoI & ^ a glove-tit for the foot. Wo are roady ^ to mnko ft but that any tnnu who dm Wr wears u I'lIIT-EESI" SHOE will W no vor cart-for any other kind o( foot- Ja $0 wear. He kuows hocau't got better. no mutter what price lie puya for ^s. I ALEXANDER, I ?Shoo Sollar,? ^ $ 1049 Main Street. TABLEAUX VlVANTa. An L'utorlulnmfmt That Ought to Attract ti Largo AuritL'neo. I0tgjl II10 ladica of St. Slatthew'a Epiacopul '^rrijn'r^ church will Rivo on eutortainniont in tho I Opera Ilotiso, 1'ues(lav, November". Tlio "'7 main foituro of this entertainment will be feSeSt'Mli'l tlio remoiiuction of paintings in tho art t building of the* /jjfe /n[R^ World's Fair. Thoao reproductions will bo I v * K'veu by living lig) \ JV" urcs, eot in a framo, witti calcium light eflocts. "Breaking Ilomo Tlos" is to bo one of tlio lineal reproductions, for tho reason that 80U10 local "artists" havo been ongaged to piay "atiJl Ji/e" in this chromatic setting. Tho other pictures to bo prosontod havonotyot been selected, but Col W. U. .McMechen lias chargo of tho exhibition, and that outrht to satisfy tho public that thoy will got all thoir monoy's worth. Persons who havo not visited tho world's rair can huo mo works on exhibition there in tho art gallery, in living forms, and with hotter ? Setting, by patroulzing this entortain- ; mont. The object ia worthy, and tho j tableaux will bo "as thoy "are rep re- J sen tod on tho bills." :?-o Buckingham's Dye for the whiskers \ does its work thoroughly, coloring a j uniform brown or black, which, whon dry, will neither rub, wash oil, nor soil linen. Julius Jacobs soils dry poods choapoat. IIavk you tried tho Wheeling Bakery Now Process ltyo? Finest'thing in tho world for vouiig and old, as it is much ' uioro oaaiiy digested than wheat bread. Cheap Dully KxeursionH to Chicago via Ualtliuoro & Ohio Itailroail. Every day until October 30, tho Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company will soil excursion tickets, Wheeling to Chicago and return, at rate of $11, L'ood ten 1 days from dato of salo. Excursion to Chicago, via tlio li. & O , Oct. 13, 10, 20 and 28. On abovd datos tho Iialtimoro & Ohio will Hell excursion tickets, Wheoline to Chicago and return, at one faro for tho round trip, good ten days from dato of salo. and good only iu dav conches. rr, r- - 1 nniq.r.An in aruiua iuuvu ihiU.w u. ui. ?/,w Fou tho "Eyos"8oo Fourth page. daw flAVP. you tried tlio Wheeling Bakery Electric l)ro:id? Mude in extra lur^o 5- ; cent loaves. Ask your erocor for it and you will asreo with ua it is tho best broad you over ate. To tho llSggi'Mt of Sliow'ft. Drop into the Intkllioencbr oftico ntid talk about tho Intelljgkncer's popular World's Fair trip. If you cah't come, write. _ fr/^WV /If fffeJ clock-work f yJ55S^4L ?'tbot's tho way your whole system moves along, when Doctor iL^^yAr?] Piorce's PleasantPollots haro put it in order. Thst's what thoy'ro ,mr r* "'ado for?to regulate . i tho system as well aa r cleanse and renovate it. |, Those aro tho original Littlo Liver Pills,-tiny, 4 sugar-coated, anti-bili| ous granules; mild and OeontTo in their action, ut thorough and effoo- , I I tivo?no ijain, no gripI ing. Ono littlo relict U for a huntivo ? throe for a cathartic. Sick Headache, Bilious Headache, Conatipation, Indigestion, Bilious Attacks, and all derangements of the liver, stomach, and bowels aro promptly reliovwl and permanently curnL They're tho smallest, easiest, ana lest to take?and tho cheapest pill you can buy, for they're guaranteed to give satisfaction, or your money hi returnodT You pay only for tho good you get. Can you ask more or better proof of the superiority of these littlo pills i DIED. TKUEMAN? At Bridgeport, 0., Sunday, October im'/j, nt it o'clock, i>. in.. Euzaiietii Maric. daughter ot Charles D. uu'l Ida K. Trueman, aged three months. Funeral fromitbo residence of parent*, on Bank street. Bridgeport, this (Tuesday) nftoruoon ut 1:30 o'clock. Iuteruieat at Liu wood Cemetery. DUDLEY-On Monday, Oetobc-2:!. 1891, nt 12:M a. rn.. Ua ky Amjerta. iJaagbter ot William It. and Carrie M. Dudley, aged :i yoors, 4 mouths and ID days. Funeral from the residence of lior parents, No" 2903 Chapllno street, this (Tuesday) afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment private at Grecuwood Cemetery. BVRTNETT?On Monday. October 21.1S93. nt r? o'clock a. m., Mrs. Sarah Bujromrr, aged 93 years. Funeral from the residence of hcrdaughtor. Mrs. Sarah JoboS. No. 4109 Jacob street. Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock. Friends Invited. Interment at Moundsville, W. Va. CONNER?Ou Sunday, October 22.1S93, a', 11:43 iu m., Rioiiard ft., only child of C. S. uud liOttic F. Conner. agoJ 1 year uud 18 days. Iutorment at Annapolis, Md. UNDERTAKING. J^uUIb BEUTdCilY, (Formerly of Frew & Bcrtichy), FUNERAL DIRECTOR And Arterial Embalmer. 11 Hi Main Strppt. Lust Side. Calls l>y telephono answered day or night Store telephone, li roMdeucn r?yt. m,j7 ALSX 37' 1117 Main Streat. Funeral Director AND EMBALMEF. Culls an^rorod bv telopbouo day or night tiioro, '?2). llejldcnco, 217. oc9 CHAIHS-G. MENDEL A CO _ We-Have Placed on Sale a Number of Beautiful Corner Hairs, Purchased for spot cash from a hard-'up Parlor Furniture Factory. We will give our customers the benefit of the deal by offering the Chairs for a few days at ?$S.50= EHCH ! The Chairs are covered with an excellent grade of Brocatelle and are beautifully trimmed with fringe and piush. The trimmings alone are worth more than we are asking for the Chairs ? ? * r 11 . i_ _ _ .u f.? t_ i. . complete, will De soju lor casn uniy. G. Mendel & Co.-, STES.3333T. * Tlio Chairs are displavod in our window, and should bo Boon to bo approoiatod. ALWAYS ALIVE-GEO. E. ST IF EL & CO. Geo. E. Stife! & Co.. ALWAYS ALIVE to the wants of the masses, we are daily adding new goods to the now largest and most varied and best selected stock of FALL AND WINTER WRAPS AND DRESS SUITINGS ever in this vicinity. > Why Will You Wait ? Now is the Time to Purchase Before the choicest novelties are sold, and get styles that will not be duplicated. Do you anticipate the purchase of a SEAL SKIN or fine FUR GARMENT? If so, place your order at once and save money. We guarantee the fit of every garment, as we keep competent fitters who will make :ilterations when necessary. . Although our goods are of the highest grade, our prices are no higher than those for inferior grades. Geo.E.Stifel&Co. ? STAR CLOTHING HO US E-P. GUNDL fNG & CO, "Rationalistically." It is not reasonable to suppose that you can buy a fine short steak for the same price that it would cost for one just back of the horns, neither can you buy Clothing where the materials grow on the bush at the same price of the material that grows on the sheep's back. "Only difference" between our Clothing and that made by the merchant tailors, our clothes were not made for you, but for a fellow just your size?made by-just as good tailors, , artists and experts in their line. Our Men's Furnishings Have struck a responsive chord in the hearts of the buying com* munity. Can't we show you the reason ? ? ? d. Gundling, CO., 34 and 36 Twelftht Sreet. blank books. ETC. plumbing, ETC. Rl ANK ^ Trimble & Luxz, ^books: Supply House. Stationery, Wall I'apor, Uaby Car- PLOMBINQ AND GAS FITTING, Cn,"h anil Trial Balance Books, Hoc* STEAM AND HOT WATER HEATIHG. ordn and Dockets, Memorandum _ and Pass Uooka, Flat oponiuir Jour- A Full Lluo of tho Celebrated? nals and Lodgoru, mado from Westem linen papers, guaranteed firat- Snow and Marsh Steaul Pumps class binding and paper. ? . ? tr , ?Kept Coustautly on IlantL I can give yon aoino big bargains in * 1G00 and 1202 Market. Street, M bccllng BIiAWII BOOKS! . Ten tons Blank and Metnoran- rpO NATURAL GAS CONSUMERS ! dura Books in store. All tho boat X savo your inonoy and obtain better result* Inland Mucil.geina.le Stcei Pen, "I"" "? of all Icind9. bolo acont for I^jon ,.ra,(- Nf.stnnkr.no moil, no dirt, no buck Isnacks & Co.'.s celebrated Gluci- iluubluR. iVrfcctuombustiou. pLTii.ot control of utin) Pone. John Holland's Gold pi ooniuuiod by the i.ar.loa u-liu it .Ml i, . r ^ , . ... .... burnersunuruntc-1 to rcdueo fia* blln froui-? fountain Pons, hxcowiorblceplne t..40|wrc?:ntundidresati?hriorvr.:^i ? ?. Call Coaches for babies. Largest Htoclc and ><o tbein ui GEORCK H1BBERD & and greatest variety in the Btatc. ???????? I'rlncM tc.^oniiMo. nut 80XJ) RET All. AT WHOLESALE PRICI23. -y^UXIAM HAKE & SOX. josephcrhves, Practical Plumbers. PH Twelfth stroll. i ~ "== gas and steam fitters. musical goods. ^? .N0 59 TWKLFril STttKKf. Piano tuning. All work (lono promptly .it roasuiiablo .prlcea. li(iC3 your Piano need tuning or repairing? 1! r ? to, we uro In position to do It for you andean "|"5THLLI< J KN( .'KR;'S JOB OP HCE? guarantee tbatlt will bo done In n workmanl&o I. NKWTVI'l- 8KibL!WORKMKS. HONjCSr and llulihed munuer. COUNT and TAS 1Y uuiu P. W. BAUMER & CO. -6and -i 1'ouru.cnUi airoofc.