The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume], February 04, 1897, Page 8, Image 8

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Stone & Thomas.
To-day
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Small lots of goods must be sold. Xcw Spring Goods
coming in- in vast(quantities, and tlu- small remnants of
.Winter Goods most he sold at once.
lot ot 25c Women's Cashmere Gloves, (wr pair 14c
Lot of 20c Clfildrcn's Wool Mittais, |>er pair; 9c
Lot of 30c and 75c Women's Sillc Mittens, per pair 39c j
Lot Of 25c Children's Heavy Wool Ifose at. 15c
Lot of Men's 50c and 65c slightly soiled Winter Underwear.... 29c
Lot of Ladies' 50c Ribl>ed Woo! Vests, small sizes only 15c
Lot of Men's 25c soiled Winter Underwear at 9c
Lot 38-inch wide 25c Wool Dress Goods 12JC
Lot 52-inch All Wool Goth Suiting 25c
Lot of $1.00 Odd Sizes Laumdried Shirts 49c
Vim Whit* Cotton Battimr. oer hunch 5c
Lonsdale and Ladies Choice Muslin 5Jc
36-inch Unbleached Mnslin... j 3{c
10-4 Hemmed White Quilts f 39c
50 pieces Robe Prints... 3jc
BASEMENT?7*"
INDUCEMENTS.
[v? r /"?':. . '
Star Soap ? s]c
Nix 8: Tin Wash Boilers ? 39c
S. & T.'s Special Broom 19c
Hunter's Sifters 9c
'Granite Cuspidors 15c
Stone & Thomas.
NEW THINQ8-OBO. M. SNOOK & CO.
$20,000$
ue WORTH OF 4
"NEW THINGS'
WILL BE OPENED THIS WEEK.
P. N.?(Which means Particular Notice). The finest
-1 goods in the land will have an unusually strong representation.
X^Three counters "chock full" of bargains. Cloaks,
Suits and Wrappers at prices that never fail to sell.
Geo. M. Snook & Co.
GAPS MTADDEN'S.
: 'DON'T HOLD Y01R*EARS!*****1
' > It only costs a few cents to buy one of our warm,
comfortable Winter Capi. It's cheaper than buying f
. coal?or other things?to warm up with. Heavy J
Winter Caps, well lined, deep bands to pull over the T
(( ears, in Cloth, Beaver or Chinchilla, at J* ^ 1
:: 25c
11 Clovci and Underwear al reductd prlca. |
;| McFadden's One Price Store, \
I32Q AND 1321! MARKET STREET.
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MEN'S SH0K8~J. H. LOCKB HHOfl COMPANY.
W"" "E WILL WIND IMsS*****"****!
?'?????'?? MEN'S CORK SOLE SHOES. 8
'11' Stacy Adnms &Co.'s ('nil'Cork Solo Slincs, tlm !$'? kind, jtS.50 ft
'J' Men's Gentflhe Caif Cork Mole, tho $;i.50 khul . . f I
11,, Moil's Satin Call' Cork Note, tho 93.50 khnl . . . <11.75
<K> CHSATEST VALUES IN THE CITV.
SHOE CQ.^
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If your eyo* neeil attention vl*lt our
Ojtdct)' r>*|M?r?jri#nt.
Wo lir.vo rrr.iiriMl the hctvIcm of Mr. If.
W. Kwuh, of Cleveland..Ohio, na optician,
and ran vuaruntco satisfaction to our
cuatomcrn. , . .
Dillon, Wheat & Hancher Co.
IG??D I
TERMS I
Make It possible for every
honest man to own u Sp
piano. "Wo .have three &
propositions, any ono of fir
which will satisfy you. 5*
If they do not, Htate your ?jf
proposition and wo will IS
consider It. We will not ??
promise to acccpt It, but 12?
you cannot tell until you ??
try. Talk it over with us. fcfi
F.W.BaumerCo.?
I3IO lIAItliKT STUEBT. ^
| Ottli-m .Not*. i!.1unil '17 FoiiriNiilbNtrdMt.
| \tw Aitvrrf Sannnitt.
I .Our Good Term#?P. TV, Baumer Co.?
I^iKhth 1*UK?'Public
Sale of RJver Bottom Farms?
HumUtfl Nf?bltt, Jr.
Furs?Geo. E. Stlfol & Co-Third Page.
To-day and Friday?Stono & Thomas?
Eighth i'ag**.
For Sale?N'esbltt it Devlne.
Hodman & Co ?General .Machinists.
Cages?G?o. \V. Johnson's Sons.
Mean WOll-ri. r, unuriw w.
I To the Brood lCau-j'?liuebol's Grocery
' IIouju*.
Stop that Cough?R. H. List.
I For Rent?A. K. Oayhart.
Money to Loan?Rolf,& Zone.
I Grand Opera House?The Tornado.
' SPECIAL BABOAIHB**
$5.00 AND 16.00 TROUSERINGS.
To rednre our alack of Fill* Trouaerluxi,
u* ?(Trr at coat and Icai onr 97.110
Hue nt 95.00. mill 94.00 line lit 90.00.
sKK L'PPKK WINDOW.
Flrsf nrrltnl of Nobby Mprlug
HraranU Colored Shlrta.
C. IIEIK & SOXH,
Faahioiiablr Tailor* uml Geuta' Purulahera,
1321 null 1343 Market afreet.
STORE BOOM FOR RENT.
I offer tux *t?r* building* Xo. 1130 Main
atreet, for rrul. It la particularly wejl
adapted, by location ami ?|nlpincnt, for
a Hue retail dr>* good* bualuraa. First
I and aecond atorlca are each '<10 fret deep
I yul the third 53 feet. Flue rombluatlon
gaa aud electrical fixture* all through Hie
I building. Carpet bttwreu the counters
I on the lower floor aud all orerthesecoud,
j and the modern coureuleuces and II*|
tnreaof a dry cooda afore. It has also a
Market atreet entrauce. Can he leased for
| a term of years. Apply to the owner.
?EO. K. TAYLOR.
UCMOVAL NOTICE.
Jaroh \V. C.rnbb ha* removed hla afore
rroitl ***P Uraim U|irta n.n.ai.p ?
Mo. 1300 Xlarkrt ?trrel. uhrrr * larar mid
decant line of Jewelry. Watch*a, Ilia*
monda, ilr.| may be fonud.
In Clerk ltober(?oi?'s OOlrr.
Three deeds of trust were recorded In
Clerk Robertson'* ortice yesterday. One
deed wan recorded from the Stone
Church Cemetery Association to William
Bowers and wife, in consideration
o 1160. #
Unrjil(tr? Didn't (Jet Much.
, yesterday morning, when Joseph M.
Arkle, the South Hide tinner, opened
, his place of business, he found that ilia
till had been pilfered of its contents,
$1 80. Nothing else Is missing and as
i there Just happened to be that amount
of change in the drawer, th?? thieves
, were not amply repaid for their trouI
ble. Entrance t?> the store was gain-,
?*d through the kitchen, the window of
| which hail been pried open.
A itnf Valve Break*.
! The inland residents will be out of
gas ajc.tlr. this morning as u result of
i a break In the mains on North Main
street, but the Inconvenience Is no
/....w *?..? mmimv A 111 Ann
of the gate valves occurred] Tuenday
morntng and in order* to hove the Ikland
consumers supplied promptly, It
| \v.iit repaired temporarily. The result
was that the gate gave way abou:
midnight lost night and will necea!
sarlly cut off the supply of ?as from
the islund until about 8 o'clock. A.i
ysoon a# the break wan discovered, u
| large fore? of men were put to work
j and If possible It will be be repaired
1 before the hour named.
I'irih AunhfrM)',
The fifth anniversary of the opening
| of tho City Hospital will be observed
at the hospital on Tuesday, February
!>. The donation committee will be at
the building from 2 to G p. m? lo receive
donations from firms and individuals
The fourth anniversary of
tho vSewing Guild will be observed fllno
by the Ingathering of the Oulld. .Much
Interest Is being taken In the hospital
and all friends are respectfully asked
to take part. The building will be open
for the Inspection of the public, during
Th? f.ilt.Uvlnir (irtldeM are
especially solicited: Towels, sheets,
bleached muxiin, spreads, blankets,
preserves, fruits, Jellies and money,
Y. M. A. Amilvrrasry.
The twelfth anniversary of thfli
Your?K Men's Christian Association will
lip held In the Opera House at 3:30 next
Sunday afternoon. The sorvlco will be
open to the public and of course there
will be a large? attendance, an almost
every person who desires to attend
i can do so at that hour. Tho programme
nrrntiKPd in attractive. Tho service will
bo presided over by Mr. My ion Hubbard.
presbbnr of the association. Oovernnr-elect
Atkinson and Rev. J. II.
Llttell will deliver addressee. Musical
s>?lectiOTfa by Mrs. Flora Williams and
Mrs. Peebles Tatum and the Association
Quartett* will add much to the
Interest of the service. The annual report
will also be presented.
PURE blood and a good digestion
arc an Insurance against discard* and
suffering Burdock Blood Bitters keeps
tho blood pure, tlie digestion perfect. 3
"MANY person* who attended In t!i??
afternoon wer?? *?? ploodod with Mine
Olivers recital* In which Scotch rharrtct??rl*tlca
nf delightfully portrayal,
that itny cutno 0 aioond time."?PittaIntrgh
Chivinlelfl'TgteflTiiph.
BKAT8 In the sailery, for oratorio
Bocloty Contort. February 4. have bm>
redon?d to $i 00, hy ffoneral request.
That frff?u<< Bark enn bo rurctt with
Dr. MlleVNEIiVE l'LAHTlSK. Only 38c.
LOCAL" BREVITIES.
Uiilin of Mjttor Momoni In and Aboat
*b? <11 r.
At tbt Grand to-night?VTo wo Topics."
The eltr clerk will pay the bill* of
the boird of public works to-day.
The regular monthly meeting, of the
"Retail Mruifglsts' AJioclatlon takes
place this uflaruoon at 3 o'clock.
Lap-weld furnace No. 2, of the Riverside
tube works, which has been off
ilnce the holidays will go on Monday.
Lap-weld furnace No. 1 ot the Riverside
tube works, f?U In yesterday
morning, laying off one-half of th?i
force.
The mother of Mr. Edward Allen, the
well-knowu steel-worker, Is lying seriously
111 with little expectation of
her recovery.
Meisw. John W. Kladelberger,
Charles II. Hennlng and Sheriff Richards
took Isaac Qlthens to the penitentiary
yesterday.
The clerk* and judged of election
have been bothering Che city clerk
about their pay. Their money wl.ll bu
ready for them after the next meeting
of council.
Officer Bero. yesterday morning shot
n dog belonging to Mr. John O'Hare,
of South KoCf street. Tile dog had
been bitten a week ago yesterday by
the famous mad dog.
In the circuit court yesterday, the
case of R. H. Barnes vs. B. F. Barnes,
a petition was tiled, asking for the sale
of the real estate belonging to the Infant.
The decision was reserved.
Sheriff Richards took his first victim
to Moundsvllle yesterday In the person
of Isaac Glthens, who will spend
two years there for robbing Thomas
Hughes & Company of a couple of
bolts of cloth.
The South Side boasts of a mesmerist
in the person of Mr. Charles EbelIng,
an engineer In the Warwood tool
works. For some time past he hos
claimed mesmeric powers and will
seek to demonstrate them In Westwood's
hall on Friday evening.
Miss Ella Plaukcy, celebrated her
birthday anniversary on Tuesday
evening, by tendering her numerous
friends a party at her home on South
Kofi street. The usual social diversions
were indulged In and choice refreshment?
were served. The occasion was
an enjoyable one.
Parke division, 'A. 0. 11., end It*
ladles auxiliary, are contemplating a
concert in the hall of the new parochial
.school, on or about March 17. Committee*
have been appointed to consider
the advisability of a concert and
will take steps to that effect, if there
are not munv counter attractions in
the same week. _
ABOUT FBOfUL
Stranger* tn tU? City and WIinIIb( Falka
Abroad.
G. A. Doyle, of Vadls, was at the
Howell over night.
C. A. Weaver, of Moundsville, was
In the city yesterday.
J. M. Johnson, of Morgantown, Is a
guest of the Windsor.
H. H. Duval, of Wellsburg, was at
the Howell yesterday.
A. Uanhart. of Slstersvlllo, appears
on the Windsor's register.
Henry Rumer was a Parkersburg arrival
ut the Stamm yesterday.
Mr. M. B. Bailey's wife and family
are upon the sick list, but nre recovering.
George W. Flooding, a prominent
resident of Huntington, is a guest of
the Stamm.
"Jim" Morrow, an old Wheeling boy
and traveller for a New York house, i.<
;lt the -McLure.
Mr. John Driller, of the South Side.
It-ft yesterday morning, to visit his
sister in Pittsburgh.
Chris. Schan, of South McColtoch
street, was able to be out yesterday,
after a short siege of grip.
J. P. Partidge, auditor of the Ohio
River Railroad, Is registered from
Parkersburg at the McLure.
Mr. John Englehardt, of South T2off
street, who was Injured lately In a
building accident, Is able to be out.
James Dlttson, of South Eoff street,
was out yesterday, after a short confinement
to his home with sickness.
Professor Jonh Long, of the South
-Side, will play for a select hop at the
MoundsvlUe opera house, thin evening.
William Harpfer, of Twenty-fifth
street. Is hack at work In the Belmont
mill, after a week's skirmish with the
grip.
The many friends of Mrs. J. R
Murray, of fJreggsville. will be glad to
learn that she Is recovering from her
receqt Illness.
F. L. manager of the AJax Iron
works. Corry. Pa., and William B.
Lambing, of Pittsburgh, of the same
company, arc at the McLure.
Mrs. J. W. Fawcett. of Klngwood,
who, with her son, "Murdock." ha*
beoti visiting' her parents, Mr. ana
Mm. 0. 6. M unlock. on North Market
street, for the past six weeks, returned
home yesterday.
A COUGH Is a danger signal of worse
troubles to come. Cure the cough and
prevent It* result* by usIiik dr. Wood's
Norway Pine Syrup. 2
HEAR Miss Kathrln Jlllke, the
Famous Soprano, at Oratorio Concert,
Opera House, to-night
TUB Dw? Moines Dally News says
of Mis* Katharine Oliver's entertainment
that nothing finer has ever been
given In the city.
LOFT?A dear llttli* child who mode
home happy by Its smiles. And to think,
It might have been savedhnd the parents
only kept In the house One Minute Cough
Cure, the Infallible remedy for croup. C.
R. Qoetze, Cor. Twelfth and Market
streets; llawlu A Co., iiridgepart; iVabody
& Hon. Kenwood. 4
THE NEW WAY."
A GRIAT SUCCtSS rOR fllllSG All
HHPS or IYIS WITHGUSSIS.
Our now scientific method of examining
the ?>; ?? and fitting glasses, without put
ting urtittH in mo cyw Him muKing wio
pjitinnt blind for a week, or having them
Hit for hour* looking at charm and trying
to tit thrt!iM>lv<*M until they become 10 (><>
wlldered they cannot toll what thoy can
h?*. W?* /It the eyo for examination without
depending on the patient and know
when tney iim corrcctly.
ComultHtlon and examination free.
PROF. H. SHEFF,
The Scientific Optician,
Telephone No. iftl 1110 Main Btreot._
I Centemeri 1
t Kid Gloves, t
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T Mack and Colored, rnn bo had at 1 >
w my offlott. 1 >
S Mr 4. Thornton and Mm. Merger <
t In their art rooms from !' a. m. until <
A r. p. in. My ofttee open for huvtncnn , >
A during tho Himio hour-. Hot I lament*
a hi order. Market and Main mrcct <>
J entrance both open. ^ ^
| GEO. R. TAYLOR.J
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TflB HOB?OLPTHlBRa AND ypBWIBHJMB.
Inventor^
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Week.
This is inventory week "at THE
C
HUB. Those who have , been fortunate
enough to attend our inventory
sales heretofore need not be told
what they mean. **8
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Every Odd Overcoat,
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Every Odd Suit, ?j
Every Odd Hat,
i
Every Odd Garment
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!
Of every kind must leave our
shelves and tables at prices that ore
made so low that thejrwiH <?sappear
m double quick order. COME
EARLY to secure best <&oice.
Tilr HI ID Ctoflifers, Hatters
inn IIUD andfurnishers...
Market and Fourteenth Sts,
Wheeling's Largest and Only Strictly One Price House.
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r*TTnV"trP.Pa TRrtTTSHRa?BABR'S.
Perfect*Fitting Tr\~ *?' |
Uuteness
iTrimmed Well
Wade Well. TfATlCAt'C
At Popular Prices X X _vF U.k5\^JL Jul
?j r STY IMMATERIAL1
I \ AND FINISH1
^|j|j H ^ JtJST RIGHT
Pair Warranted "
THEV MEET THE WANTS OF ALL.
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WARRANTY
You miy buy a pair of DUTCHESS WQQL TROUSERS at
+*A frit trA & M
3>Z.ou, j)o, j)o.uy, jit ur yo
AND TEAR THEM TWO MONTHS. FOR EVERY SUSPENDER
BUTTON THAT COMES OFF WE WU.L-PAY YOU TEN CENTS.
IF THEY RIP AT THE WAISTBAND WE WILL PAY YOU FIFTY
CENTS. IF THEY RIP IN THE SEAT OR ELSEWHERE WE WILL
PAY YOU ONE DOLLAR, OR GIVE YOtfA NEW PAIR.
Best in the World Try a Pair
We will pay one hundred dollars to anyone who
can prove a single case whei^ we have failed to
carry out the above warranty.
D A CD 'C CLOTHING
DAcK O HOUSE,
SOLE AGENT DUTCHESS TROUSERS.