The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume], May 05, 1896, Page 8, Image 9

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I DBE8S ?OODe, 1
STONE(
Workmen are now t
ent store. Rather th;
$200,000 worth of E
Notions, etc., damage
have been cut right ar
only mention a few it
prices have been cut:
5,000 yards 36-Inch Unbleached
at.?
I
' 3,000 yards 4oinch wide Sheetl
[*' ' ?* ** HHum M,""H *
2# 500 yards 9-4 Seamless Unblei
gp gt
y.
? ' .
35 pieces 24 and 37- inch wide P
at 85c qualities, at_?
10 pieces 33-Inch wide Drapery S
for elsewhere, here at.
5,000 yards Printed Batiste, in
styles, at
4,800 yards Printed Dimities, w
always sells at toe. at
JOD pieces fine Spring Novelty A1
Dress Goods reduced to 98c
Sw : .
501 rolls of the best All-Wool Insi
* buy better anywhere for 75
500 rolls China and Japanese
19c, 12 i-2c and
STONED
SILKfl?0B<
tRO\
Attest the 1
never befor
Over a thousand
Saturday, and neai
nave tne stocK, tne
thousand dollars' w
over. Do not ovei
elty Silks, worth up
Silks up to $2 oo yi
QTAKT HV Waists for v
OlAEILLI Shirts for Mi
THE BEST LINES ARE
Geo. M. Si
' STRAW H.
jsTRAW H'
f JlLXjXji 8TYI
t OOMa IIV A
i McFadden's
| 1320 AND 132
BHOKH?J. H. t
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s
8TO.-8TOWB & THOMAS. ___
fe THOMAS
earing down part of our presan
have our stock of over
Iress Goods, Silks, Carpets,
d by dust and mortar prices
id left In this'space we can
ems, which shows the way
3lAc
__ 4^c
iched Sheeting _
I > M IHIIIIM IIKIHHIII ?< 2
rlnted Habutal Silks, 75c
iiiic, ine Kina you pay 50c
an elegant line of spring 3%c
idth, style and quality that
[ Wool and Sllk-and-Wool O A
. 75c. 59c. 49c "J ? oy O
aln Carpets; you cannot A Q _
< at- - - H-Ot
Mattings reduced to 25c, Q ^
fr THOMAS
3. M. SKOOK A CO,
VDS
DF SATISFIED BUYERS
merits of oui unmatchable Silk
silks are selling here at a pace
e known!
dollars' worth of Silks sold here
rly as many on Monday. We
styles and the prices to sell five
orth more before the week is
look the fact that choice Novto
S3 oo yard, are now - $119.
ird are now - - - - 98c.
Vomen. 0ur 25c and bctter
sn. . Waist Set* arc a
Bonanza to Buyers. !
nook & Co's.
fcT8 -M'FADDRN'8.
ATS. |
jUa. AI1I1 PRIOH8. 1
Cantons. Splits. 4
Yeriilos. Palms. ]
Mackinaw. Manillas. J
m siiansl. Yucaian. ?
w 25e, ODr. 50c, 75c, 11, $1 25, $1 50. f
PJD SOB TJBCTDIvr. '
One-Price Store, j
2 MARKET STREET. f
IOCKR SHOE COMPANY.
1 STACY ADAMS & CO. j
MUml nt the top of th? ladder. no mutter m
liow rnpMljr tbo wtieeMof progreM turn.
'Ihi* rut iio*t? nut ntylc. we htf? other*.
ell up to the day.
CORHBCT HI'TliKHl ItlUlIT PltlCESt 2
Hen's Finest YlclKld,
Men's Best Patent Leather, !?isi, $5 i
Men's Best Calf Shots, iiTfi, $4
J. H. LOCKE SHOE CO.!
THE OPHTHALMOSCOPE.
The ophthalroascopl^ examination 1* of
...I... lA .linu. it.. KnnrfltlAii n* llm n.f rn i?.
tlor media, of tho optio nerve and retlnu.
and of tho whole interior of the eye, and
to reveal tho presence of any pathological
condition that may he present, thu? explaining
the cause of tho Impaired vision
and Indicating whether glasses or medical
treatment is needed.
Prof. Lovltt hHH mude a life-long, caroful
study of the eye and how to correct defects
of vision.
No charge Is made if advice is given you
as to whether glaasea will benefit or not.
Satisfaction is guaranteed in every case.
Dillon, Wheat & Hancher Co.
Proft. D. 11,. LEVITT, Manager*.
StoJntelligettrer
Offlrm No*. ' !,'? unil -7 Fourteenth 1*1 rmmi.
Xe\r Advertisement*
Dutchess Trousers?Baer's Clothing
House-Eighth Page.
t40.?S4.ui2- The Kqultable Life Assurance
Soclety?Sccond Page.
Crowds of Satisfied Buyers?Oca M.
Snook & Co.?Klghth Page.
Straw Hats?MeKadden'a One Price
Store?Klghth Page.
White California Peaches?H. P. Bchrens.
The Weather is Warm?EwIng Bros.
Board Wonted.
Young Couple desires two or three
rooms.
Stockholders' Meeting.
Death Punt.
Joseph Smith?Practical Shoemaker.
Merchant Tailor?A. Wuethrlch.
New Season of 1S96-96.
SPRING OPENING OF C. HESS t SONS.
[ All the lifWNl nuTdltln, ronaUllug of
Bulling!, Tronwrliift and Overcoatings,
I now In ?lock.
KtylUh nukr*Dp, llrittlaii workman liip
and flt at lowrsl prlff*.
In onr Furnishing Department we ara
offering iprclal bargain* In Underwear,
Uc Hum anil Kalirr Shirt*.
t. UKBS A. KO.N'N.
I Fashionable Tailors and (fonts* Furuiih
*r?, INI anil 13*3 Market Ktretl.
' HAVK four rr?
^ABBHICHk IdlNtforKUucaim
**gy^ _ uf charge by
,jfitt2gjgfijL JACOB \\. OIUJBB
OM^f JrirrUr nil Optl^1L
clan, Market and
"IF^IWil? Twelfth Ilrteli.
SHE GEO. M. SNOOK 4 CO SILK AD.
LOCAL BREVITIES
Matters of Miuor Moitteut In and Abont
iiie car.
The council commute onr real estate
has been called to meet thin evening.
CIfy Clerk Dannenberg and Receiver
Klndleberger were busy yesterday
handling the cash for licenses for the
city saloon-keepers. Only a few are
out
The rooms of the water board are
undergoing the refjular spring house
( leaning. Thi re are other rooms about
the city building that need a scouring
badly.
Mr. I?ouIs Barte has accepted ? position
with Kraus & Bamberger at their
new store. 1108 Main street, ithero he
would l>c pleased to have his friends call
and see him.
The Mogulllans of Welcome lodge A.
O. U. W. held a bungle last night and
Initiated a number of candidates Into
the knightly tick! of the lire gilt and the
garter. After the trouble was over an
appetising banquet was discuss*.'
Qas consumers should bear In mind
that the discount day end^on Saturday
of this week, as the 10th df the month
fallse on Sunday. It would oblige the
secretary of the board as well as accommodate
the patrons to liquidate
early In the week and avoid the rush on
Saturday.
In ord.?r to accommodate nil who
wish to attend the circus on Wednesday
the Baltimore A Ohio havw arranged to
run th?? Moundsville accommodation
leaving here at 6 o'clock p. m. as far
ns Cameron. The 5:46 p. m. train for
Pittsburgh will stop at all stations between
this city ami West Alexander.
The Gonxales Opera Company made a
pronounced hit In "Glrofla-Ulrolle" at
the (Jninil last night. A crowded house
saw the Jlrst opera of the two weeks' engagement
at Mr. Felnler's plate of
amusement The company is vastly lm?
proved since Its last appearnre here. Tonight
"Chimes of Normandy" will be on
the card.
I*ast night on Chnpllne street, below
Twenty-ninth, a youn* lady cycler was
Into by a panning electrical motor and
thrown violently to the ground. She
was taken to I?r. Mauley's oflire near
Hon. She had n bad cut over tho loft
eye nnd was bruited badly. She was,
however, able to walk to her home.
A10UT PEOPLE.
Hinnfcn In the ('it/ mid Wheeling
Folk* Abroad.
I Mr. Oftenr Sandrock left yesterday for
a business trip to Eaj?t Liverpool. Ohio,
and "New Cumberland. \V. V/|.
Mr. Harry Faubel, of Hutler, Pa., an
old time Wheeling boy. wok in tho city
yesterday. "Harry" In running a hotel
In Butler, and li getling along finely.
Mr. Kudolph Schubert. the Market
street Jeweler, left yesterday for New
York to meet his sinter, Miss Ida. who
comes from Germany to pay him a
| visit.
Mr. Charles 8. Morrison. olde.?f son
of S. tl. W. Morris.in, of Martin's* Ferry,
has opened n law office on Chapllne
street. Wheeling, opposite the city
building.
Mr. W. A. I?atunh, of South f?hapllne
street. n pottery man. received a tcl?- I
gram yesterday announcing th?t death
of his sister, Miss P.llxa haiush. of
Philadelphia. Mr. Latush left last
evening to attend the funeral.
I'VFRYRADY uho attend* Snook A
DVCIIIIN/IM Co.'h Silk Halo will be
surprised at the variety and price.
Pnlillc Sule.
I Sattirday. May 9. 1806. at 10 o'clock.
w?* will Me 11 at the court house, a lot
front thirty feet on North Front street,
on Wheeling Inland and running east
to the river, with new frame house of
twelve rooms, with all modem conveniences.
Tntm*?One third cash, the balance
I In one nnd two yearn, with lnt??r??i?t.
JAM ICS P. HOOK KM.
W. J. W. COWDKN.
CointninMlotierg,
CTVI K|| Hllkn, auch im Hnook ft Co.
i 11 ?hpw, mny never again be
hud nl mich low prices.
ONE Mlntue Cough Cure touched the
right f pot. It also touches It At the
right time If you ?ako It when you havo
a rough or cold. Hoc the point? Then
don't cough. Logan A Co.. Wheeling.
W. Vs., If. F. peabody, Kenwood, and
LIowIa& Co.. Bridgeport. O. 4
KVnnir i' f'11 ?tfer ev?ry piece of Hllk
1 ^ In /dock nl r???narknbl?
reductions. _
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Caetorla.
I
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2.880 BARRELS
A Day In tlie Production of the
Stcaly Well in Tyler.
THE LARGEST BIG INJUN WELL
Ever Drilled In this Conntrj-Xntense
Excitement Created by fhla Wonderfbl
Strike?VlcJor Oil Company U the Owner
of (be Well?Unify'* Strike outlio FItU
sunn an uia tiiuwu viwm a?i*awi/t
Other Oil Rem.
Special Dispatch to the Intelligencer.
SISTEItSVlLLE, May 4. UO l>. m )A
report Just received from tha well on
Stealy faim near Wick P. O., In tho
southern part bf Tyler county, states
that the Victor Oil & Gas Company has
made the best Big Injun strike on record
In this country. It Is said that the
hourly, production of the well to-night Is
120 barrels, which makes It the banner
Big Injun well In the history of the oil
business In America. Intense excitement
has been created heiv by the late news
from the front and will! result In unprecedented
activity.
fecial Dispatch to the Intelligencer.
8ISTKR8V1LLK. W. Va.. May 4.?At
the present time Indian Creek Is the
center of attraction and the developments
are very encouraging. There
were two good well* brought In to-day
the first being Guffy & Company's No.
7 on the Pitts farm, which reached the
pay about 11 o'clock this morning and
Immediately started off at the rate of ten
barrels an hour. It Is thought Its production
Willie Incivased when It Is drilled
deeper Into the pay.
The other well drilled In was the Victor
OH & Gas Company's No. 2 on the
Stealy farm, near Wick; It reached the
pay about four o'clock this afternoon,
and according to advices received this
evening, It Is making a llttJe better than
ten barrels an hour. The name company's
well on the Gibbon farm was
drilled In and is allowing for better than
100 barrels a day.
The Kanawha Oil Company's well on
the Qulnn furm which was drilled In
Saturday morning. In the vicinity of
Wick Postofflce. and started off at
twenty barrels an hour. Is holding up as
well u* could be expected and has had
a decided tendency to stimulate operations
in th.it district.
The developments In the neighborhood
of Hebron arc attracting considerable
attention since the Victor Oil &
Gus Company drilled Its well In on the
Smith farm, which is good for about 200
barrels a day. Preparations for drilling
In that section are being rushed with all
possible speed.
The Victor Oil Company's well on the
Julia Groves farm, which was drilled in
Saturday and started off at thirty-five
barrels an hour, Is still maintaining this
rate, much to the pleasure of its owners.
A HEW B00ERB0N WILL.
Johnnon, l)omj $l Arinatronc'a Well la
First ( Imi Prodnrrr.
Another well has been brought in in
the RoKcraon field In Marshall county,
which was recently brought to the front
by Wheeling people. The Johnson. Dorscy
& Armstrong well, situated 400 feet
northeast.of tne Rog??rson. reached the
Cow Hun Hand Sunday night and made
u showing f??r a good producer, even
better than the Kogerson. The tools
were drawn and work stopped until
tankage could be erected. Work will
now be brisk on the northeast line from
the No. 1 Rogerson.
Coir rat n Oil Sun.
Yepterdny the Pike OU Company people
commenced.rigging up to drill deeper.
The well Is on the Moore lot at
Colerain. and recently cajne In a duster.
It iwll be bored about forty feet deeper.
The general supposition was that the
well would be a producer and the result
was a great surprise.
The Walker won ui coierain is a uusier.
I1VTEBESTIH0 MEETINO
Of the Woman's I'ulitlral Kqnnllty Clnb
Utt Kvrnlni;.
A very Interesting meeting of the
Woman'* Political Equality Club wn?
held last evening In Mrs. Ziegcnfelder's
parlor with a largo attendance present.
Mrs. Jloyd gave a very enjoyable ocpount
of the national convention which
she attended a? delegate. Paper*,tyr
Mrs. Ott. "A Woman's View of It." and
MIks Carrie nc, "Ciara Bartonfa
Work." were r< !.
A discission on woman's suffrugo was
opened by Mrs. Barr. by u report pf the
woman question "In the conference paper
on labor new,* about women." by
Miss Annn Elliott.
A rending, "Lot Your Women Keep
Silence In the Churches," was given by
Dr. J ones.
The interest of the meeting was greatly
enhanced by u report of the ejection
for school board In Bridgeport, where
women voted for the necond time Mrs.
I?owe's report on the work done by the
women on election day was very interesting,
and MIim Wherry's tnlk on her
canvass for election on the scnool board
and the difficulties she experienced In
holding her own. showed the fight women
have to make to gain what In Justic
men should give.
There were dircunsbms on the vnrlous
questions brought up. and the Interest
shown by the members present shows
the sentiment In favor of woman suffrage
la growing rapidly.
rnKUl for Wedding.
i iii'.Ml craduntlnc or Commencement
outfits, can Im> had at the special low
prices thl* week
GEO. M. 8NOOK A CO.
Nobody newl havo Neuralgia. Got. Dr.
Mile*' rain l'lll* from driiffKlHtii. "One
cmt n lion
EYES EXAMINED FOR (1L18SE*
I'KKK t)P CIIAItUK.
If yon Iitnl ?|tfrlnrlri, ryes llrr or limit
( lira wlini milling orimliiB. roiiault hi
mill liavr ynnrrvri rsantlttru fur gtaaaea
freo of chargr. Illfllrnlt rmri aprtlalty.
If you havr Irlnl olhna anil nllrd to
flml Qlaitr* foanlt yonr rjm, toinr lo ua
mill Wf will grind iprrlat ulaiir* for ymir
raw. Imt lrtt?#a pill lit ?nj' M t lr rmnif,
All klii(lnf(liiMrirftMlitil. (Jnlil mUmti
ukfH t? itrhnnRt. twllil UflIU Hjwlavlft
Allnl fo l||*pyn from 0.1..1O np. H|rfl from
1.00 tin. I'HOI-. MIICFF,
XilriitincOptlrlmt mill NprclntlM In Itfrtf
tlon of Ilit- ryr, I lift Mailt ?tr?et. 11 Mill<|ttnrl?ra
for Artltlrlnl Brw.
KENNEDY F. FREW,
(Ornduato of U. S. CoMcr* or nnihalinlnic).
Funeral Director and Embalmer,
With . . ALEXANDtR FREW,
1117 MAIN BTIttSBT.
THophona f2J. ItcalUonoo Telephone,
Alox. Frew, ?17.
THE HUB CLOTH!
A Halt
Is Call
A friend naked us
be continually quotir
for fear the people TV
clothing. We tolcl 1
(ire not for cheap clot
low prices simply mi
36 per cent, quality a
in tho city.
We carry as highhave
garments that \
tailors for a half less
aro naturally attracti
the criticism of our c<
to say, if you find as
money as tho one yoi
and get your money
fore the best patterns
The Golf
Combinatii
Here are the greati
All-Wool Combinatio
* 11. i.
pants, a aouDie-orcas
all to match, entire
others at $3 and S3 S
Confirmation Suits
three stores in the cit
the most important
prices range from S3
Fine Novelty Wa
little Novelty Wash J
the sun, made with
reversable collars and
A thousand Wash Pi
Perhaps you are 1
high-priced qualfties.
Our Blue, All-Wool <
for short trouser boyi
theIuj!
Market and
r?j..i ..J Otmt
UirgOiL ?UU UUIJ Old
DUTCHESS TROUSERS
Perfectr Fitting
Perfect Shape
Trimmed'Well
Made Weil ]
At Popular Prices
ill
Every i?
Fair Warranted
TH.EY MEET Tt
WAR
You may buy x pair of DUT
/l?rt p? A ^ o
3>z, $z.ov, vo
AND WEAR THEM TWO MC
BUTTON THAT COMES OFF
IF THEY RIP AT THE WA1S"
CENTS. IF THEY RIP IN Ti
PAY YOU ONE DOLIAR, OR i
Best in the Wo
With every pair of DU'
give a printed guaran.te
making it plainly uncii
out the above "Warran
BME
SOLE AGENTS DL
:Eri3 AND PURNISHBB3.
led.'
yesterday if wo were not afraid to
ig suctt low prices in the papers
ould think we only sold low prico
lim 110, because these low prices
hing, but for lino clothing. These
;an a saving to you of from 20 to
nrl at.v1f> fnnsirtarArl. nn nnv m>!nnr.
~ v VV..?V.WV., j'wvva
priced clothing as anyone. Wo
vould make excellent models for
i than they ask. Our low prices
ing attention, and also attracting
jmpetitors. We have this much
good a suit elsewhere for your
11 buy of us you c?n return "ours
back. Pick your spring suit beare
sold. Pick it to-day.
1]/
Dn Suit.
est drives ever offered boys. Fine
m Suits, consisting of two pairs of
tod coat, cap and extra buttons,
outfit ?5, fivo to fifteen years:
iO. * '
with long and short trousers. No
y can show such a stock in these,
of all suits for your boy. Our
00 to |12.
sh Suits. Any number of sweet
>uits in almost every fabric under
the patent underwaist, also with
1 cuffs. They start at 50c to $3 50.
ints at a quarter a pair.
ooking for a low-priced suit with
A hard combination, isn't it?
Guaranteed Double-Breasted Suit
i at $3 50 hat it
B Clothiers, Hatters
and Furnishers...
#]
Fourteenth Sts.
ttly Ona-Prlca Home In tbe Stats.
-BAER'8 CLOTHING HOP8E.
rv i *
uutcness
Trousers
STYLE, MATERIAL
AND FINISH
iE WANTS OF ALL.
IRANTY
CHESS WOOL TROUSERS it
,$3.50, $4 or $5
5NTHS. FOR EVERY SUSPENPEK
WE WILL PAY YOU TEN CENTS
D/iND Wc WILL PAY YOU FIFTY
riE SEAT OR ELSEWHERE WE TILL
GIVE YOU A NEW PAIR.
? < nr> ? r?o{f
nu i ry u r???
rCHESS TROUSERS sold we
e, with our name attached,
?rstood tiiat we will carry
ty" to a letter.
R? o Clothing
O House.
ITCHESS TROUSERS.
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