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DRESS GOODS-STONE \ THOMAS. s TONE&THQMAS. .BIG SALE OF. Dress Goods! From Medium to Finest, all at Greatly Reduced Prices. 7l/n villi/} 30-inch wide Clan Tartan Plaid Dress Goods. |/2u JfllUj PuH yard wido 12Jc Dress Goods at 7^e. iftP Vflffl 3G inch wide AllAVool Filling, yard wido Eng lUu J(liUj liah Cassimeres, to bo sold Monday at 10c. \ Ql/n Tinlir) Neat figured and Mixtures in Choico Domestic l^/2(j jCUll| Dress Goods. The 20c kind at l2Je. 0 Op vo|(] Strictly All-Wool Henrietta Cloth and Serges. Lis li JulU) Have you over heard of strictly All-Wool Dross Goods as low ? All colors. ORn yn-p/j 3G and 40-inch wido Novelty Suitings. A range iiUu JtliU) of styles equal to goods costing more than double their prico. ORn tjj) l'fj -Itf inch wido Navy Bluo and Black All-Wool OUu JtLlvlj Storm Serge, the kind so much in demand for separate skirts. Regular 50c quality. OQa nniifj Our entire line of 50c and 60c Novelty Dress Ouli j(Ull| Goods marked down during this sale to 39c yd. 7Rn yopd 54-inch wido Novelty Mixtures; also Silk and iJu J will, Wool Checks and Mixtures. Reduced from 85c, $1 00 and gl 25. \ CM AA nnrd Our entire line of Colored Crepons that have jam, been si 35, $1 50and $175, reduced to $100 per yard. CMRPETS.^ Working until 10:30 and 11 o'clock ovory night in thia busy depart ment. Mover sold so many Carpets in any aeaion as this. The prices ranst be right. Moro Carpets hero to solect from than aro carriod in all the other ntoreg in this city combined. Lood around. Compaie styles, assortment, prices. You'll buyjiore. TONE &THOMAS. WASH STUFF'S?GEO. M. SNOOK 4 CO. ash Stuffs FOR SUMMER DRESSES. The entire south side of our Market street ^ room is owned by the Summer Dress Goods. IT'S A REPRESENTATIVE STOCK. ? It embraces about everything one has ever seen, heard of, or read about,, Here are slender-threaded weaves under the names of Swisses, Organdies, Persian and other Lawns, Jackonet Duchesses, Zephyrs and many others. Here, also, the heavier summer fabrics, such as Foreign and Domestic Ducks, Marseilles. Cheviots, GaUteas, English Percales, etc. ' Thego-between weights have a strong representation in Ging hams, Percales. Seersuckers, Satines, Swivel Silks, Drap de Viennes, Jaconet, Plisses, etc. jar A Big Stock or Silks, Grenadines and Nets for Summer Dressos in Main Street End. PRICES ? They are all right I STYLES? Right in line with prices! Geo.M.Snook&Co. STIFF HATS-M. J. M'FA DDEN. \ A Curious Cus- j $ tomer came in the other day and opened up like this: "I on't $ f need any Shirts, but your ads. about the 75-cent Night '- irts ^ $ that you are selling for 49 cents; aroused-mv curiosity anu I $ x want to see them." i 1 He saw them, examined them carefully and liked them \ ' so well that he bought three of them. Hadn't you better see f t them loo ? It's the greatest Night Shirt bargain ever shown * f) in Wheeling. t MrFADDRN'S SH1RT AND HAT STORE' * f HUll nlJUUll U 1320 and 1322 Markot Stroot. i j See our Big Bargains in Summer Underwear and Straw Hats. f SHOES-J. C- LOCKE 4 CO jWE MAKE YOUR j"WALK THRO' LIFE" EASIER. 1 In fact all walks are made easier when the feet are properly | clothed in easy, neat fitting, correctly made Footwear, Our Fine Shoes made for dress and walking purposes are built [ on principles of comfort, durability and fashion, and we dress [ the foot properly, both as to fit and style. ONLY A FEW PAIRS LEFT of our Ladies'$2 50 ^ and S3 00 Hand Turns that we are closing out at q)l 75 > Mostly small sizes, 2 1-2, 3, 3 1-2 and c LOCIKIIE'S, 1043 MAIN STREET. i FUNERAL DIRECTORS. MKN'DKI. ,10 o!, ? nn jjain uniF.irr, G funeral Directors. Prorrmt Attonllon Dnv or Night. Hinro Tvltfoliotto. No. (J. K<l. Moinlol's r.'.hl.'iin. Telephone. S'n, jwcn No\* Advm tl*rmxhl?, 1M PUU 2*i Conu-uoetm's PriigKinrs. Hl!k?? Joisph llomo Alio.?TliUil Cage. Moiioy to loan?Hlmp?on A Haiku, Hatus ami llaeou -t\ V. llnrttliiirA (Jo. . I'dckliiK Your Trunk?Duily'K Malt N'blikcy SCCOIHl I'sfO. ^ 1 Nottco-il, 0. 7aiic. \ ClowUiiil. l.otaiu A Whaling Time Table tfovonlh Cai;o. A Curious (m-Mi'KtiUlon'n-KltliiU I'mre. Not b t'nut Wanls.1-.lt. l.lit. . ,J h? Coimiu?uwiii6i?i KxurcUin-Sunton's Old City (took More. 1 \ ciluUblM Today?Albert Htolro ?l To. rroi)o*nti (orSower rtW-W. II. lioritlih. biiowtilosiu l'iuu|4?Trlniblo \ I.utxCo. ONYX Cnhlnnla, l.nmp* rxmi TabU* i\t I miction to.dny. 1)11.1.UN, WIIKATX* II ANOIIKK CO. fl'IK IAl. IIAUOAIN* IS %(1.on TltOI's. | lltl.NOK. ?Inal mrrtvod mint Iter flUciM tine, which I wo nre prepared In mako to urd*r abort imllre. C. itr. s&KON*, f Kmliloniiblo Tnllor* nml <irhu* I'ornlah. vM, 1331 nml I.Tia Mnrket Htrnet. NOMKlltin Silver Mid Until Clironngr*ph WiiicliK* ii( million tii.diit. nn.ion. \viii; ir j ii \scnr.K co. IIAVi; your ej*< 14>?l?*?! for if I it s * fr?? ot charge by J A CO II \v. (IIIUIIII, | ler mid Op||. I, Miirkcl and IflliMtroeU. 1.1 IIIIKV A" II UYKV n ?I? Cut Olass mi I mioilim io> I.i y 1 DILI.ON, WHEATS HANCIIRll CO. Dsitlli of Kdwitnl Itrelter. Kdward Kroitor, a well known young man of tho South Side, died Sunday evening aftor a lingering illness of con* sumption. lie was a ion of Mrs. R i Kroiter and a brothor of Charles \\\ Kroiter, tbo produce denier. Ho will be burled by the Fort Henry Lodge, No. | 2, Shfold of Houor, Wednesday after Trmn<*r?r? Itecorded. Clork Hook yesterday admitted torec* ord transfers of real oatato us follows: . May 20, by John Ickler and wife to Alice !)., wife of William Kunmol, for $50, a lot on the north lido of Twenty fourth street, between McCoiloch aud Woods. Novembor 1, by It. F. Bigga to Mary Thomai, for $^00, a lot on Montgomery street, in Woat Liberty. In tlio Circuit Cuurt. , Io Judco Fault', court yesterday in tlio cam o( Thoodoro Miller', nJimnli trator va. William A. Miller ot al., a do-1 croo w?. entered confirming tlie aalo aud di.tributinc the prnco?d?. lu the caio ot Klizabetli Uarrii vj. T. F. Porter and wile, tlio cmtodjr ot tho plain till', clitld, Julia Tolbort.wai given to Iter. I Tlio case ot M. L. Brubak?r v?. John Hunt waa diatniuod. The Wlnditor Cannery. Tho work on the Windsor Fruit Com- I pany'a canning ostablisbmont up at Windsor on the l'ewikey road is pro ^roasing rapidly and the company ex pects to handle a large amount of'veee tnbl09 and fruit this season. A contract for all the tomatoes desired has alroady been made, in addition a variety of j small fruits will be canned. The loca tion of tho canuory at Windsor has stimulated the growing of lruits and | vegetables in that part of tho county. Til? Flint*' IMcnlc. . The annual picnic of tho Wheeling Hint glass workers' union, will take olace on tho new state fair grounds on, tho Island, Saturday, Juno 1, and bids fair to bo tho greateit in tho soriee of | successful uicnica given by this organi zation. One of tlio principal features j will bo a game of baao ball between tho | toami of Bridgeport and Moundsville. j In addition thore will bo horso racing 1 I and a prizo waltz, in which tho prlzos [ will bo some fine glassware. A "lloly Kunn." I This is from tho Steubonvillo Star: i Tho steamer Liberty with a largo num bor of excuraiouista from Wheeling passed up yestordoy for Kast Liverpool J but weto not allowed to land. On the way down the boat lay at tho wharf tor I an hour. Thero was a rough crowd on board. Tho Kast Liverpool authorities ! havo resolved to broak up the practico I of Wheeling sending out hor crowds to mako tho neighboring towns hidoous on Sunday. Mayor Irwin took similar action hero aevoral voars ago and put an effectual stop to tlio practice. .Simi lar steps may bo necessary again, and Mayor Riley should not hesitate to tako them. A llffnry on <jrn)>ci. Tho Frank Schmidt reforred toby tho I Washington. I'a., Observer, in tho fol lowing item, is a brother nf Mr. Charles | Schmidt, of this city: Frank Schtnidf. "of South Strabano I township, probably raisos more grapes than any man in Washington county, but this year ho does not expect his crop to amount to anything. Up until tho frosts, his vinoyard iravo ovidencoof an unusually heavy yield, as a largo number of now vines would havo given their tirst crop, llud not tbo frost cut the vines lie estimates that about 1,000 bushels of lino grapej could have boon picked from tho buihe?, and as one dol lar por bntliol is a low price, his loss on the grapos alono amounts to $1,000. The now ICundltit lViiii?ylvnuin. Tho Monoagaheln Ropuhlioan of Fri- i day aays: A. D. Nee Id, chief engineer, and .lames A. McCroary, euporvinor and genoral promoter, of "tho t'lttsburgh, Whoeling & Mononi-ahola railroad, wore in town this morning in consultation with Charles (J. Mcllvaine, of this citv, who was olected solicitor at a mooting in Now York last week. Whilo here thoy rontod otflces in the Markell build ing aud organized thoir engineer corps. Tho survey will bo commoncod by a trial line being run up Pigeon crook and anothorone up Mingo creek. Mr. McUroary ?aid in conveVsnlion with aroportor that tho routo of tho roaddopendod much on tho mannor in which the right of way could bo no cured. ?? ... . ? Tiik most pleasant littlo pilh for cloanaing the systoiu and regulating tho bowols, aro Do Wilt's Littlo KarlyltiaorH. Cure Hict hoadocho and constipation. Small pill. Small doao. I^ogan Drug Co., Whooting, W. Va., B. F. Peabodv, Ben wood, and Bowio <k Co., Bridge port, O. Br.iuvp.SATt your houso by nutting frosh p.iper on your walls. Nothing rise covors biicIi a multitude of delocts. livory one wants now paper whon thoy hoo our stock and loam our pricos. Wo nrojust botwoon tho two bridges, 1011 Main stroot. I.lllltl.V ? HAWKS' lino Cut (ilnat nt uuutiiin tu.diiv. Oil.I,ON, WHI2AT& HANClIGIt GO. STEEL WORKS WAGES At Bolldtro Ilomaln fin Doforo tho Company's Domivad, THE FLIitIT WILL RESUME TO-DAY. Tho Company Claim* tlitit It I" Still Paying More to Make SUeoI limit Homo Other Concern* la tho l)lv trlct?Oooti Now* for tho Commit* nitj-?Tho Now Canning Work* ami Otlior Industrial Item*. Tim liollolro stool works will fllart up to-morrow morning. Tlio dilToreiicos as to tho wago icalo woro all adjusted yostorilny morning (or tho roii of this icalo year by tho company withdraw lug Its rosiest for a reduction. Wlion tho scalo was signed thorc was A claiuolnsortod that if olther lido be caino disiatlsflod, by giving siity days' notlco tho tonus of tho bcaIo would ceaso to bo binding. Tho company gave tho notico and at tho ond of tho timo Askod for a roductiou that would put thorn in tho aamo position as com potitori thov named, tho coit of tho product in llullniro being ^rufttor than ut tho mills cltod. In tho meantime a 10 per cent Ad vance han beon givon at nomo of tho places and this bring* tho coat a littlo nouror that of tho stool product nt Bel* lairo, but it i? yet highor, it is claimed, than at hoiuo of tho other placos. When the request for a roductiou was with drawn all dillorouces woro at an ond and tho management and tnon woro in tlio bed of humor. Tho nowii was re Ceivod wltn tho greatest ?atinfaction throughout that city and ttio com* J munity in general. Tin l.auKhllu Mill Purge at Work. The forgo dopartmont aud minors at | tho Laughhn nail works resumed yon tordav aftor a long Hop. Tho nailera I were busv yoaterday grinding and got' ting everything in roadinosi for both factory* to go on in full to-dajv John I Uoldf will bo superintendent of tho I works. Three of tho old nailers who I will not return are K 0. l'adclford, George 111 shop and Uichard Chow. Mr. I'adelford has secured a good position at /Etna-Standard mill, .Mr. Chow iti in I business in'vVheoling and Mr. Bishop, it is understood, will tako a position at Wolleburg. A number of tho men aud boys who havo boou working ut tho .Etna-Standard will not return to tho I Laughlin, having good jobs. The forge will havo made threo turns of iron for | tho factories up to this morning. Tl?e llnckeye shut Down, Tho bars woro drawn in tho furnace | at tho Buckeyo glass works yesterday, another pot having been broken. Tho I work of repairing tho furnace will bo cotnmoncod to-day and everything will bo ready for tho resumption of work in threo wooks. The eye of the furnace has boon in bad shape and it became necessary to repair it, Tho furnace will be worked to ita fulloat capacity when , tho factory resumes. Tli* Kvolutiou of medicinal agents ie gradually relegat ing tho old-tirno herbs, pills, draughts I and vegetable extracts to tho roar and bringing into general u*o tho pleasant and otlectivo liquid laxative, Syrup of Figs. Togetthotrno remedy see that it in manufactured by tho California Fig Syrup Comoany only. For aalo by all leading druggists. Some On* SIItt and Cold Clirnno(;raph ] Watch** ??t auction to-?la.v. 1)11.1.ON; IVilfiATA HAN'CUKK CO. Wall Papers at E. II. Beidoman'a, 1011 Main etrcet. A. L. RICE & CO. Wo will offer SO dozen Children'# and i Mliurt' Leghorn lfat* with fancy edge.*, j worth "Sc. at 25c: also a l?lc as*ortmeiu | or lltio tlat hatH, worth Irmn'Cr t?81 23. Your choice for 25c. KICK'S. We "Iter Chlldrea's Trimmed Leghorn Hat*, worth $1 73, at 08c. KICK'S. A big assortment of Ladles' H'ltn. nicely trimmed with Mower* ami ribbon, worth 82 75, lit fcl OS. < KICK'S. OarSitlor department U the largest in | the *?tato. We havo ihem from 25c to $5 00. KICK'S. Wo are offering tho greatest value in Wnshahlo Chamoi* liluvck ori-r off* rod ; | 80c, our price lillc. KICK'S. Sl'ltCIAI. Diamond Saloon Wednesday, nil.I.ON, WIIKA r A IIANCIlKIt CO.| A l'iece of Advice. Don't pay any attontiou to tho other J notices wo havo in this papor, but just read this ono. Tho momontouB ques- j tion that will add to your comfort and I happiness; nnswer yes, and you'll bo glad of it. Aron't you ready now to havo us do your docorating? Its a chanco that you havo while tho rush is about over. Wo aro a littlo far up, but it will pay you to eeo the stylos, at 5, 8, | 10, 10 cents and up, in nico wall paper. l'l 11. lJl'.IDKMA.V, 1011 Main strcot. OINGII.VM A I* ltONS 10c each. Chit- i droii's t loth t op* 10c, Kadlcs' 25o Itoot j Top llose nt 12'<jC, to-day. 1 T1IK LKADKIt, 1020 Main Slret DIAMOND and Turquoise cluster rin^i | ut auction on Wt?tln?"otny, l>l 1.1.ON, W11K A T ilANCllKll CO. Tnic Pan-llandlo Dyeing establish mont; owned by John lioilntoior, at No. 141U Markot street, is tho best onuippod house of ita kind in Wheoling. I it addi tion to tho dyoing and cleaning depart- ' monts a corps of liral-class tailors aro employed, who can do repairing a* noat. | an it is possiblo. Clothes and ladies' i garment", cleaned or dyed, can bo made to look li!;o now. Satisfiictiou guaran teed. Hoyai. Wall Clonner for wall papers and frescos at 10. 11. Bf.idkman's, 1011 Main street. ONYX Cabinet*, l.amp? a-ul Tahlos at nuctlon to.dav. DII.I.ON, WllKAT k IIANCIII'U CO. What a ininiitor says: Kev. K. N. Pay no, Now Haven, Mo., writes:? "I'looso add my name to tho long liHt of frionds to your oxcollont Do Wilt's Witch llar.ol Salvo. itB use in my family lor several cases of skin eruption* and HoroH provod it a perfoot healer." N'ovor fails to cure piles. Logan Drug Co., Wheoling W. va., B, 1". l'eabody, lion wood, ntid Bowio tV Co., Bridroport. O. "the eyes. It hns been denioiutrnteil Mint there Is more oye and Ii^niI aclio* Irotn the defect* ol relractlon and the use of j;ln*nn* not propoiiy adjitslrd than from all oilier <:auso?, nnd tlifit it is ah?i?lute|y accessary t o havo t lis* oyo? nciontlllrnllj'aiid skillfully oKamlned nod titled wills clai*o? to net rollof aud provrnt. Injury. Those noodlUK *|?octt?rlos, or tholr eye* tire or hrad aclie* when reading or sow I lie ran coiiHult and littvo tlioir oye* ovnni Incd for uhiftsoM without charge by I'rof. Sheff, the Sulenlilln Optician, II10 Main ntrout, next dour to Snook Si Co. A StRAIOHT cut-the hub clothiers. A STRAIGHT CUT. To the Right Place. Thoro nro many clothing houses, and there are many clothing buyers. In tho various clothing hoiihi-s tbi systems nro dill'oront, but every buyer has but one object in view?to get good value for his money. Many have a preference for this place, or that plnw and others aro undecided. To tho individual w[w carefully weighs circumstances and selections, tho fool that TitE HUB'S pricos can afford to bo the lowest stands out as clear as the noonday sun. Buying and soiling for strictly cash?doing tho liveliest" trade in tho city, without carrying a crushing load of expenses enables us to put down prices to figures which me?nj good clothing at its roal valuo. ? Great Ltnt; #1 Suits MQ fli i A (lift (1) ( f Are in all those good qualities eo earnestly desired tv tho economical buyer. A FINE EXHIBITION OF ... . Boys' and Children's Glotblng For every ago under circumstances which render a v close inspection most favorable. Plenty of light and room ; elegant apartments, so that you can bring a the little ones .and mako a suitable selection at jour leisure. We have the best, as well as tho cheapest, that's worth buying! An assortment such that cannot bo matched in the city. Double-Breasted Suits, Reefer Suits, Junior Suits, in which you will find any style, color and fabric, THE HUB, Clothiers, Hatters and Furnishers, Fourteenth and Market Streets, The largest and Only Strictly One Price Honse In tie Stat*. ? MEN'S SUITS-BflER'S CLOTHING HOUSE. POOLS CAR INHERIT MONEY! Only Wlso Onou C/vxx Qnvo It! Such wisdom is oftenest shown in [economical purchasing. And such wisdom gets a golden opportunity in our store just now. Is not a man doing his pocketbook an injustice when he pays ?10 00 for a Suit at one store when he can get it at another for $7 50 ? It means 82 50 in your pocket. " Black and Blue Cheviots. Scotch Mixtures Gin P n and Gray Cassimera Suits, warrantedatrict- AI fl ly All-Wool, oniy yl>UUi Homespun. Tweeds and Clay WoTtod (tin C t\ Sults' on|y ; J)0.50. English. Scotch and American Choviots, Sorgres and Thibot Suits, in all tho Latest Shades, at $10.00, $12.00 and $15.00, That Are Equal to Gustom-Made I LEE-BAER 30 TWELFTH STREET. Finest Lins of Underwear, Neckwjar and Negligee Shirts in the City I SPECIAL SALE OF CARPETS, ETC. Qpeeial Sale _?F_ FURNITURE AND CARPETS! Wake Up! The person must indeed be asleep who is missing the LOW PRICE opportunities that run all through our stock just now. You know a good thing when you see it. Come in and we will show you better values than has ever been offered before. Act quickly and save money Such prices will not last long. J. K. HALL, Assignee of ALEX. FREW. 1117 Main Street. _ ?DIRT DEFIES THE KING." THEN SAPOLIO IS GREATER THAN ROYALTY ITSELF. Weak, Nervous Men! Twaarua its ./vol PERFECT MAM0D BEST0RED Masssg "? | rfcildcnt. CHICAGO MEUICAl > Intelligencer. | i iNoatly and Promptly Exocutcd*