The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume], May 04, 1896, Page 8, Image 9

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' PRESS POOPS, ET
STONE &
Workmen are nbw te;
ent store. Rather thar
| "" $200,000 worth of Dn
Notions, etc., damaged
have been cut right and
only mention a few ite
prices have been cut:
5,000 yards 36-inch Unbleached IV
3,000 yards 4>inch wide Sheetln(
'
2, $00 yards 9.4 Seamless UnWeic
t'ii it ? ? ?<
y y*
.
35 pieces 34 and 27-inch wide Prl
at 85c qualities, at_?
10 pieces 33-Inch wide Drapery Sil
for elsewhere, here at.
'
.
5,000 yards Printed Batiste, In t
styles, at
?
. , 4.800 yards Printed Dimities, wid
always sells at loc, at
b,
100 pieces fine Spring Novelty AllI
Dress Goods reduced to 98c,
?
50 rolls of the best All-Wool Inirr*
S buy better anywhere for 75c,
V
500 rolls China and Japanese A
19c, 12 i-jc and
I:
, . =
STONED
silks?obo.
If? il-:
At such prl
vW^trilA 5e<?n. may 1
an extraord
Silks the ot
/ czji fn/y uiuay iiiwii
kSSkZSS S) piece
newest and best styles, con
dark novelties in Warp Prin
if Persians at the following ui
Silks up to $3.0
Silks up to $2.(
| Not a yard in the lot but w
?o to ioo per cent higher. I
offers we place on sale our?
so great as will make this i
& Co- an event to be remer
Some of the prices :
Block Satin Duchess, prices st*
Black, Brocaded Silks, extra g
and 9I.1?.
Black Satin J.uxors marked do
Black Waterproof India Silks <
Fancy Silks as low as 29c yard,
27-inch wide Block Satin I)ach<
Geo. M. S
I jOur $1
t ,Are
^cri*
; McFadden s i
i 1320 AND 1322
"*"
? ^^^^^ ^ ?
'0.?8T0NE fr THOMAS.
i THOMAS
iring down part of our presi
hav(> our stock of over
ess Goods, Silks, Carpets,
by dust and mortar prices
I ieft. in this space we can
ms, which shows the way
!!!"?.. 3lAc
1 4Kc
hed Sheeting 9?c
nted HabuUi Silks, 75c 39c
k, the kind you pay 50c 29c
in elegant line of spring 3s/*c
Ith, style and quality that
Wool and Silk-and-VVool Q _
75-. 59C. 49c?n<l Ov7 C
In Carpets; you cannot A O _
" ; T*OC
/
tatting reduced to 2 5c, Q ^
^THOMAS
M. SNOOK a CO.
KS....
ces as these were never before
-.ever again be seen ! We made
inary purchase of fine Novelty
her day. They go on sale Satling,
May 2.
is?2,076} yards, this season's
isisting in the main of light and
t Persians and Plaid and Striped
imatchably low prices ;
M) yard now $1.19.
)0 yard now 98c.
hat has sold this season at from
In addition to these unparalleled
fntire line of Silks at reductions
1896 Silk Sale'of Geo. M Snook
nbered for years.
rt at 49c, worth 85c yard.
;ood ones, reduced to 67c, 79c, 98c
wn to"69c, 79c and 9Sc.
loirn to 59c, 69c and 79c yard.
sss, for skirts, <(I.7o grado for $1.39.
nook & Co.
.50 Hats!
absolutely without equal. Hor stvle, $
It, quality and wear they arc far su- d
>r to most liats sold for $200 and 1
'5- J
ack and Brown, newest shape*. *
;W lints ol all klmls now ready. J
Dne-Price Store. 1
- - Jf
MARKET STREET. f
(STACY ADAMS & CO.
M ini! n' flio top of the Udder. n" in?Uor
liotr rit|.|.11/ iiio wh?i?l?of progr?m turn.
Tln? cut mi* ktjrlo, wo hat* olherw.
nil up (o llm dny
COIMKCT STVI.ES! HHillT PRICE*!
Ben's Pineal Vlcl Kid, KM! $5
Men's Best Palent Leather, S. $5
Men's Best Calf Shoes, K. $4
J. H. LOCKE SHOE CO.
THE OPHTHALMOSCOPE.
The ophthnlmancoplc examination la or
valuo to show the condition of the refractlor
media, of the optic norve nnd retina,
nnd of the wholo Interior of the eye. and
to reveal the y?T*M^co ut any \\&tl\uLogtcal
condition that may-bo present, thus ex*
plaining the catiHe of the Impaired vlHlon
and IndlcatUiK whether glasses or medical
treatment In noeded.
Prof. Levitt has made a life-long, careful
study of the eyo and how to correct defect*
of vision.
No charge 1m made If advlco la given you
a* to whetlicr g lasso* wilt benefit or not.
Satisfaction In guaranteed in every case.
Dillon, Wheat & Hancher Co.
Prof.. I). A I,. LEriTT. Mantgcin.
fflicjtvklligciwr
oninei Not. 'JA nml *47 fuur(?*ntli
New AdrrrtlMimentft*
Do You Want a Carpet??House ft Herrmann?Fifth
I'age.
A Good Thins?Huebel'B Grocory House.
Dress Good* Etc.?Stone St Thomas?
Eighth Page.
Th? Beat Men's Suits?Kraus Bros.?
Fifth Page.
A Halt Is Called?The Hub-Eighth
Pago.
Adjourned Trustee's Salo-G. L. Cranm?r.
For Sale?Smith & "Dickinson.
Notice?H. Cl. Zane.
Wanted?One Washer nnd One Ironer.
Notice?W. (J. Raymond.
SPBIHO OFEKIRO OF C. H?S8 k 80N&
All th? nrwil nwreltlfa, romUlluv of
Saltings, Trouaertngs and Ortrcoitlu*!,
new in etoek.
Stylish make-ap, flrat-clnaa workmanship
mud At at IowmI pH??.
lu oar KnriiUhlug OtptHMtnt we ?r?
otfrrlnc special lwritlni In Puderwnr,
45c How aud Kullf/ Shirt*.
C. lira * SO.**,
Faahlounblr Tailor* and Om?I?' FuruUhcn.
13S1 and 1343 Markat Street.
' MAVR ytnr tm
tralMl (b rcl a Mcarrrf
ofolwr|?b)r
JACOB TV. GRimD
Jeweler and Opt Iclan.
Market and
Twelfth treel*.
COCAL BKEVmXS
Maltin of Mluor MomnU In and A boat
the City.
The grand Jury of the criminal court
meets thin morning.
Grand to-night?Gonsalea opera company
In "Olrofle-Glrofla."
The hod carriers are demanding an
advance from ?! to |2 25 per day.
The Ohio River train due at 6:45
o'clock Saturday evening, was delayed
six hours by a landslide near MoundaVillH.
Th? stone mason* employed on the
Vatice memorial church nt Altenheltn.
declared a strike on Saturday. It was
rainrr a pvvuiiur miv i?r \nc i cnmrn umi
the foundation was completed.
Officer Kemple hail a pretty tough
time of it yesterday in arresting "Jes?"
Nlekerson on a oharg*? of disorder.
"Jew" did not want to go to the lockup
and resisted. and as a consequence
will have to answer the additional
charge of resisting the officer at police
court this morning.
The Marshnll county Republicans
meet on next. Saturday. May 9. in the
several district voting places, to name
delegated to the two delegate conventions
at Clarksburg nest week. I>lstrict
meetings to name delegates to the
state. conjrroslonnl. senatorial and Judicial
conventions will be held in Marshall
county on July 11.
ABOtJT PEOPLE.
Strnn|(pra In (lift City nnil Wheeling
Polk* Abroad.
Miss Jennie Bailey Is visiting at Cambrldgeboro.
Ha.
E. I. Marsh, of Slstefsvllle. was a Sunday
visitor In Wheeling.
Ex-Senator Camden, of Parkersburg.
Is a guest at the McLure.
Miss Kaiherlne Steln la seriously 111,
at her home In North Wheeling.
Mr. Alex Hlrth and Charles Israel, of
the Kr.d, are visiting rriena* in
Pittsburgh.
C. \V. Watson. of Fairmont, wan a
vUltor In tho city yesterday. a guest nt
the Windsor.
Prof, Ilyron W. King. the well known
reciter and teacher of elocution, of Pittsburgh.
was In the city yesterday.
Miss Km ma l/>ng. of V.as\
street, who has been suffering from n
very painful cut. made by u stone, Is
able to be out again.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Crawford, who
have bet-n visiting Mrs. Henry Beut<r.
of North Market street, for ?ome time,
have returned to their home In Columbus.
Among the late arrivals at the Stamm
yesturclay were fc\ H. Cole, Philadelphia;
K. M. IJHrtlett. PnrkVrsburg; J. !?. Heed.
Pittsburgh: T. C. Hum*. Toronto, Ohio;
Charles Stager, Ht. Clalrsvllle.
Among the guests at the Winder yesterday
were 8. It Saunders; ltuffalo; R.
M. J'rather. Cincinnati; K. W. Hunting.
<5nm.l Haplds; Floyd Clmney. New
York; I). Alexander. Pittsburgh.
H. C. Comfort. H In ton. W. Va.: W. H.
Purdy, Jam*** MeMiillin. Moundsvllle;
James Cuslek. Slstersvllle; Wllllnm
Frank. Marli-ttn. were among the
Howell House guests yesterday.
H??n. Jacob S. Hyer. of Braxton county.
H In thsclty, n gueat nt the Me Lure.
n.'n? iu rtf i?t/? l?<i.llnir iKinlr.'intM I
for the Republican nomination for auditor
of atate, the ofllce for which he run
on the Republican ticket four ymrs ago.
The Itov. 1). A. Cunningham, D.D., In
hln t.fllclal rapui'itv ,u a director of the
Western Theological Seminary, Alio,
gheny City, Pa., and a member of the
examining committee, will bo present
nt the oral examination of the ?tud*nts
<?f that InfttIttiCloti to-day and to-morrrw.
On Thursday, May 7th, Dr. f.'unnlmrham
will deliver the annual addreait
before the Society <?f Inquiry of the
Lane Theological Seminary, lit the Walnut
IUIIm Presbyterian church Cincinnati.
flow tu Trent n U'lfr.
From Pacific Health Journal: First,
get n wife; second he patient. You may
havo great trials anil perplexities in
your business, but do not therefore, carry
t?? your home a cloudy or contract*
ed brow. Your wife may haw trials,
which, though of l^ss magnitude, may
be hard for her to bear. A kind word,
a tender look, will do wonders In rlias
I.,.- K?s..v nil cliillflM Of stoillli.
nit in?m - - To
thin we would ncM nlwny* keep n
bottle of Chamberlain'* Cough Remedy
In ihe houne It \f ih?? bent and If aure
in i*? needed nooner or Inter. Your wife
wW \\^w Vuvtsv that you really care for
her itinl wiah to protect her health.
Till*'<11 k\ ?'??t M- Snook & Co.
I"l. t llmo offer nt nuch wonderfully
low prloen nre thin waHon'n brightest
and Ihnm HtylfH.
ON IS Mlnttie Cough Curo touchen th*
rlijlit upot. It also touehrn It nt tho
tight tlrnf* If you *ako It when you hava
n. cough or cold. Heo tho point? Than
don't cough. Logan & Co.. Wheeling.
W. Va., n. K. I'eabody. Ibmwoud, and "
liowle &. Co., Urldgeport. O, 4
WEST VIRGINIA.
What a Republican Has to Say of
tho Coming Election.
PREDICTS A SIGNAL VICTORY
For ilia Republican* lu tbli Hate?fayt
the Majority for MeKlnley and Atkinson
Will lUarh Thirty one Thoneand-Knthuataum
U Keen In Every Corner of the
State?The Unanimity of ISeuflment for
Mr. Atklmou for Governor.
J %
A well known Republican whoso buslI
ness takes him to every part of tha
| state, who Is a close observer* and has
j the facilities for observation, was In the
city yesterday In the course of a talk
I with on Intelligencer reporter, he spoke
I Interestingly of the prospects for Republican
success In West Virginia this
year.
"Since 1894 there have been heavy ac1
cessions to our party throughout the
state, and those Democrats who voted
with us then are not back-sliders. They
are us good Republicans to-day as I am.
Our plurality In *!#4 for congressmen
reached over 13,000. Many people do
not know that we really carried the
state then by a larger majority than
that. Hut It Is true. The Republican
legislative candidates pulled over 16,000
more votes than their Democratic opponents."
"What will be the figures of '96?"
"From it careful survey of the situation
throughout the state,-taken within
the last six weeks, I believe that McIvlnley
for President and Atkinson for
governor, will receive pluralities of
more than 30,000. You may think this
Ih a wild guess. It Is not. The state of
things In the Republican camp compared
with the situation within the
Democratic picket lines. Justifies my
prediction. On our side of the fence we
are united from Hancock to Wayne,
from JefTerson to Wood. Everywhere
our people are united an*! harmonious.
On the other hand, how are our Democratic
friends situated? To tell the strict
truth, "they don't know where they
are at." The maases of the party In this
state are as much at sea regarding Issues
and men as their leaders are. Factions
are everywhere sapping the
Htnmirth nf what was once a fine party
organisation. Disorganization, loos of
voting strength and four years of misadministration
are th?? mill stones that
will sink the Democracy of West Virginia
so deep In the sea of ballots next
November that it may never be heard
from again."
The gentleman referred to the universal
demand all over the state for the
, nomination of Mr. Atkinson for govj
emor. Nowhere is there anything but
Atkinson sentiment. "In fact, the sentiment
for your Ohio county man." con|
eluded the Intelligencer's informant, "is
I .is strong as the desire all over the state
to see Major McKlnley the Presidential
| standard bearer of the party."
FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR.
' Hr. Addlaott Itrar! M Ihr Republican
Xomtnr* llil? Yrar.
! The .Republican candidate for county
assessor in the city district is Mr. AddiI
son Israel, of Union district. Mr. Israel
Is well and faw??Mv known over the
MO ADDISCN ISRACL.
Candidate for Aw*sor (City.)
county, and will no doubt poll n biff
vote next Novi-mln'r. Hp is engaged In
the clear business oh a manufacturer of
the Wheeling stogie. He u?* a member
of the city council preceding the present
body. _
Drlrgalr* to Detroit.
On Saturday evening Crescent lodge
No. s. Amalgamated Association of Iron.
Tin and Steel Worker* held a meetln*
at Trad"* Assembly hall and selected
Fr?d. William* i represent the lodge
at the national c.mvrntlon of the order
at Detroit tin May 19. P.*ter Walt was
chosen alternate. The delegate was instructsd
to fnvor an Itierease In puddlors
wages from U to $4 .*>0 per ton.
Krw Pill*.
Bend your nddress to H. E. Bucklcn
& Co.. Chicago. and gvt a free sample
box of Dr. King's New Life Pills. A
trial will convince you of their merits
These pills are easy in nctlon and ore
P?rt!<ulnrly effective In the rare of
Constipation and Sick Headache. For
Malaria un?i i.ivt irouoicn mcy imvc
boon proved Invaluable. They are
guaranteed to be j?crf??ctly free from
every deleterious substance ami to be
purely vegetable. They do rot weaken
by their action, but by giving tone to
stomach and bowels greatly invigorate
I the system. Regular slae 2Se. per box.
| Sold by Logan Drug Co.. Druggists. 4
I CTAYI FV ^Vnlsts by the hundred. Just
i l.i.MJJ opened Sutunlay.
tIEO. M. SNOOK & CO.
Pnltllr Snlr.
Saturday. .May H. 1896, at 1A o'clock,
i we will sell at the court house, a lot
front thirty feet on Norlii Front street,
on Whaling Island and running earn
to (he river, wltli new frame house of
twelve rooms, with all modern conveniences.
Terms*?One third cash, the balance
In one and two years, with Interest.
JAMKS I?. HOC;KltS.
\V. J. W. COWDKN*.
Commissioners.
IIAVIKHMPR nowhere than
ilAAl'OW.tllill t !??>?<* Just opened by
PRO. M. SNoOK & CO.
ALL KINDS OP TO FITTED.
rtfs* fxuuxfd for glasses
fiu:k of riumn:.
If you iirr?l Sjh-i t?rl?*, llrr or lirail
rhH wliru muling or raving, ronanlt n?
hikI hn?r )?nrrr? rvnmlnrri Iter (loMn
frtr of rhurgr. IMfltrnll roara imrUllf.
lf>on Imvr trirrf nllirr* lid fulled to
flnd nlm*r* to anil your ryu, ramr to m
mill wr wilt ifi'litd ?l?'l?l cliiMft Itoryonr
ror. Xrw Inuw |ml In nny atvtr frame.
All kind of tflnaaea rr|xtlrr?l. Uold |lu?n
lukm In rtrltNiigr. Molld (told NpfvUrln
nttr?l to ll??*)fi from I3..1II tip, wit-el from
tl.OO ui>. CHOI*. NIIK.I'K,
Nt-lrii t IIU< Opl It-Ian mill N|?e?-tallBt lu r*fr?rHon
of llir eyr, 1110 Main alrtcl. Ilcad?|imrlrra
for Ai llflelal Kfn.
THD gPB 0L0THIBB3
A Halt
Is Calk
A A.! 1 nnlrArl no vraafi
A menu uoivuu uo JCOV
be continually quoting si
for fear tho pcoplo would
clothing. Wo' told him
are not for cheap clothinj
low prices simply mean i
35 per cent, quality and s
in the city.
Wo carry as high-pric
have garments that woul
tailors for a half less tha
aro naturally attracting
tho criticism of our comp
to say, if you find as goi
1 money as the one you bu
and get your money bad
fore the best patterns arc
The Golf
Combinatior
Here are iiie greatest i
All-Wool Combination Si
pants, a dou|)le-broast6d
all to match,'entire out
others at $3 and $3 50.
Confirmation Suits witl
three stores in tho city ca
the moat important of i
prices range from S3 00 1
Fine Novelty Wash J
littlo Novelty Wash Suit;
the sun, made with the
reversable collars and cuf
A thousand Wash Pants
Perhaps you are look!
high-priced qualities. A
Our Blue, All-Wool Gua
for short trouser boys at
THE HUB
Market and Fc
I^Ttu Largest and Only Strictly i
CLOSING OUT SALE OF FUf
n nninrr
biudiny
$30,00
sold at less than manufai
ed stock of the most rel
the country of Sideboarc
foniers, Bed Room Suit
Rocking Chairs, etc
there still remains or
last week several style;
Room chairs at $I.0<
price. Also a large ass
Room Tables at one-hal
Come early and securi
*not last long.
Asslgnoo of
BED LOUNGES-WHITE, 1
Bed Lc
If you want a bargfti
Lounges. Full size
v> 1 O
FOR 50 CENTvc
White, Handli
2245-47-49 MAS
AND PURNI8HER3.
id
erday if we were not afraid to
iich low prices in the papers
think wp only sold low price
no, because theso low prices
?, but forflno clothing. Theso
i saving to you of from 20 to
tyle considered, on any prices
:ed clothing as anyone. \Ye
d make excellent models for
in they ask. Our low prices
attention, and also attracting
etitors. Wo have this much
ad a suit elsewhere for your
ly of us you can return ours
c. Pick'your spring suit bei
sold. Pick it to-day.
i Suit.
Irives ever offered boys. Fine
aits, consisting of two" pairs of
coat, cap and extra buttons,
fit ?5, five to fifteen years;
i long and short trousers. Xo
in show such a stock in these,
ill suits for your boy. Oar
x) $12.
iuits. Any number of sweet
s in almost every fabric under
patent underwaist, also with
fs. They start at 50c to $3 50.
at a quarter a pair.
ing for a low-priced suit with
. hard combination, isn't it?
ranteed Double-Breasted Suit
$3 50 hit it.
I Clothiers, Hatters
) and Furnishers...
>urteenth Sts.
Dna-Prica House in tbe Slit:.
tNITURB-AND CARPETS.
our
0 worth of Furniture and
Carpets now being
cturer's cost. A well selectiabie
goods manufactured in
Is, China Cupboards, Chifs,
Parlor Suits, Odd Pieces,
i hand from our special sale
? of Oak Cane Seat Dining
O each, worth double the
:ortment of Parlor and Bed
f original price.
j these bargains, as they will
J". BL. SCAXiXJ,
Alex. Frew, 1117 Main Stroot
IANDLEY & POSTER.
iunoes!
\J
n get one of our
50?nlv
5 PER WEEK.
ey t Foster,
IET STREET.