The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume], February 04, 1897, Page 8, Image 9

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H| v . ' MHIWAMTB-OTOMm THOMAS.
Stone & Thomas.
To-day
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r i tucvy.
Small lots of goods must be sold. New Spring Goods
fy- , coming in- in vast( quantities, and tlie small remnants of
II .Winter Goods nmst l>e sold at once.
Lot of 25c Women's Cashmere Gloves, per pair
tLot of aoc Children's Wool Mittqvs, per pair: 9c
Lot of 30c and 75c Wotnew's Silk Mittens, per pair 39c
Lot Of 25c Children's Heavy Wool Hose at , 15c
Lot of Men's 50c and 65c slightly soiled Winter Underwear aye
Lot of Ladies' 50c Ribbed Wool Vests, small sir.es only 15c
Lot of Men's 25c soiled Winter Underwear at 9c
Lot 38-inch wide 25c Wool Dress Goods i2jc
" Lot 52-inch All Wool Cloth Suiting 25c
Lot of $1.00 Odd Sizes Laumlricd Shirts 49c
\ 8c Nice White Cotton Batting, per bunch 5c
Lonsdale and Ladies' Choicc Muslin j}c
36-inch Unbleached Mtislin 3JC
10-4 Hemmed White Quilts..f 39c
50 pieces Robe Prints. 3}c
BASEMENT"?"**
INDUCEMENTS.
fcft.V.j 'V T;' .
StarSoao ICo.
8 Tin Wash Boilers 39c
S. &T.'s Special Broom ii)c
Hunter's Sifters. 9c
' Granite Cuspidors 15c
Stone & Thomas.
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NEW THINGS?GEO. M. SNOOK & CO.
<R?nonni
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# WORTH OF **
"NEW THINGS
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WILL BE OPENED THIS WEEK.
P. N.?(Which means Particular Notice). The finest
-1 goods in the land will have an unusually strong representation.
23=?Three counters "chock full" of bargains. Cloaks,
Suits and Wrappers at prices that never fail to sell.
Geo. M. Snook & Co.
OAPfl-^J'FADDEN'B.
: DON'T HOLD YOUR EARs! '***1
II only cotti i few coils to buy one of our warm,
comfortable Winter Caps. It's cheaper than buying f
. coal?or other things?to warm up with. Heavy f
Winter Caps, well lined, deep bands to pull over Ihe X
(. can, in Qoth, Beaver or Chinchilla, at J* >< I
:: 25?
< > Glove* and Underwear at reduced prices. ^
: McFadden's One Price Store, \
1320 AND 13=:: MARKET STRE12T.
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MEN'S SHOES-J. H. LOCKE HHPS COMPANY.
M 11/F WILL WIND UP 1896 tt
ft YV
,H| T T MEM'S CORK SOLE SHOES, $
' " I Stacy Adams & Co.'* Calf Cork Solo Shoo*. Hi ft $5 kind, ${.50 {
'". Men's Minuiiin Calf (,'ork Solo, tlio kiuil . . #2.?0 fl
J M> Men's Satin Calf Cork Sole, the kmil . . . $1.70 JI
<H> CHSATEST VALUES IN THE CITV.
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If your eye* need attention visit our
Optical Department.
Wo lu?ve a*r.iir#(J the eervlce* of Mr. II.
W. Ktvnlt. of Cleveland. Ohio, an optician,
and con guarunteo satisfaction to our
customer*. x
Dillon, Wheat & Hancher Co.
IOUR I
I GOOD I
I TERMS |
& Make It possible for every
honeat man to own u ?35
JBL piano. We have three igji
?gf propositions, any one of ffir
&h which will natlHfy you.
w If they d? not. state your fig!
?? proposition and we will Jjg[
$& consider It. We will not !?jf
promise to accept It, but j??
<*# you cannot tell until you |?
try. Talk I lover withus.
? F.W.BaumerCo.?
1310 MAUUeY STKfiKT.
(EhrSnteUigcnrer
.Offlret No*. 2.1 Mill 17 P?iiHMiilliStr?*t.
Stw Advert laeinenta.
Our Good Tcrma-F. W. Baumer Co.?
Eiithth Page,
Public 8u!c of River Bottom Farms?
Samuel Xesbltt, Jr.
Kur.??Geo. E. Stlfel & Co?'Third Page.
To-day and Friday?Stone & Thomas?
Eighth Page.
For Sale?Kesbitt & Devlne.
Redman & Co.?General Machinists.
Cages?Geo, \V. Johnson's Son*.
Heart Cocoa?H. F. Bohrrnn Co.
To the Bread Eater?Hucbel's Grocery
House.
Stop that Cough?R. H. hist.
For Rent?A. R. Gayhart.
Money to Louti?Rolr,A 'Anne.
Grand Opera House?1The Tornado.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IK
$5.00 AND $6.00 TROUSERINGS.
To reduce our alack of Fine Trouserings.
tie offer mi cost and le*s one 17.OO
Hue Ml f.voo. Mild 9s.no line at 90.u?.
sKK I'PPKR WlXOf)W.
Pint arrival of Xobby Sprlug Xeckwear
nud Colored Mblrta
f. IIES8 *. SOX*,
Fa?hlouabl? Tailor* uutl Oeiit*' Fnrnlihera,
1.121 Mild 13*43 Market atreet.
STORE ROOM FOR RENT.
I offer ?uy More building, Xo. 1130 Main
afreet. for rent. It la particularly we.ll
adapted, by location and equipment, for
a flue retail dry gooda buaiueas. Flrat
and aerond atortea are each 41U feet deep
^uri the third 03 feet. Flue combination
gaa and electrical Axturaa all through the
building. Carpet haltvrcn the countera
on lnr loucrnuor nuumiutci
mtil lite modem coitTeuieiices auil flx>
tnre? of n dry good* tor*. It has also a
Market street entrauce. Can be leased for
a term of years. Apply to the owner.
?EO. 11. TAYLOR*
HEMOVAL XOTICK.
Jacob U". flrnbb has removed his store
from the (innil Opera Ilonse bnlldluic <o
.Mo. 1.100 Market street, where a large aud
elegant line ot Jewelry, Watch's, Diamonds!
etc., may be fonnd.
In Clerk Moberfson's Office.
Three deeds of truiit were recordod In
Clerk Robertson's ofllce yesterday. One
cie-.nl wan recorded from the Stone
Church Cemetery Association to William
Bower* und wife, in conxlderatlon
of 150.
Unrglar* Dtilu't tiet Much,
yesterday morning, when Joseph M.
Arkle, the South Hide tinner, opened
his place of business, he found that his
till had boon pilfered of Its contents.
$1 Mi. Nothing lae in missing and us
there Just happened to he that umount
of chauge In the drawer, the thieves
were not amply repaid for their trouble.
Entrance to the store was gain- J
?d through the kltc'aen, the window of 1
nmcn nan uvvti I'livu v|?vi?
The Island residents will bo put oC
gus again thin morning ax u result of
a break-in the mains on North Main
street, but the Inconvenience Is no
fault of the company. A break in one
of the gate Valves occurred Tuesday
morning and In order to have the Island
consumers supplied promptly, it
was repaired temporarily. The result
was that the gate gave way about
midnight lunt night and will necesKarlly
<-ut off the supply of Ras from
the Island until about 8 o'clock. A.t
,soort a?* the break wan discovered, :t
large force of men were put to work
and If possible It will be be repaired
before the hour named.
Annhrrm)',
The fifth anniversary of the opening
of tlw City Hospital will be observed
at the hospital on Tuesday, February
9. Th<* donation commltteo ivJll be at
thf building from - to 5 p. m.. to receive
donations from llrnis and individuals.
Tii?? fourth anniversary of
the Sewing Guild will be observed also
by the Ingathering of the Guild. Much
Interest Jh being taken In the hospital
and all friends are respectfully asked
to take part. The building will bn open
r<?r the inspection ?f the public, during
those hours. The following article* are
especially solicited: Towels. sheets,
blenched muslin, spre.uls. blankets,
preserved, fruits, Jellies and money.
Y. HI. A. Am?lvrt??ry.
The twelfth anniversary of the
Young Men's Christian Association will
he held In the Opera Houso at 3:30 next
Sunday afternoon. The service will he
open to the public and of court" thenwill
hi' a large attendance, an almost
every person who desires to attend
can do so at that hour. The programme
arranged In attractive. The service will
bo presided over by Air. Myron Hubhard.
president of the association. Governor-elect
Atkinson and Rev. J. II.
Lit tell will deliver atfdrcNae*. Musical
selections by Mrs. Flora Willi.huh and
Mrs. Peebles Tattitn and the Assoclatlon
Quartette will add mnch to the
Interest <>f the service. The annual report
will also be presented.
PtJHK blood and a good digestion
are an Insurance against disease and
suffering. Hurdock Wood Hitters keeps
the blood pure, the digestion perfect. 3
"MANY persons who attended In I ho
afternoon were so pleased with Miss
Oliver's recitals in which Scotch ehnrnctmlstld*
ore dpllphi;fuUy portrayed,
that they ca mo (i mo >nd time."* Pit I uburgh
Ch?ttrilole?Tel*graph,
SKATS In the gallery, for Oratorio
Society Concert. February 4, have been
reduced to $t OO, by general requnst.
LOCAL' BBBVlTtSi.
! Sfillin of Bllaor Mvnuiit In and Abeat
m? <jw r.
'At the a rand to-night?'Town Toplc*."
I The eity cleric will pay the bills of
the board of public works to-day.
1 The regular monthly meeting, of tho
Retail Druggists' Association taken
place thh afternoon af 3 o'olook.
Lap-weld furnace No. 2, of the Riverside
tube works, which has been off
| since the holidays wilt go on Mpnday.
I Lap-we Id furnace No. J at the River!
side tube works, fell in yesterday
morning* laying off one-half of tho
j force.
The mother of Mr. Edward Allen, tho
I widl-knowu. sleel-worker, is lying seriously
111 with llttHs expectation of
her recovery.
! Messrs. John W. Klndelberger,
Charles II. Heonlnr and Sheriff KlchI
ard? took Isaac Gllhens to the penitentiary
yesterday.
| Tho plerks and judges of election
have been bothering tho city clerk
I about their pay. Their money wl.ll bo
I reaUK ior incm aurr uio him w?ev
IriR of council.
Officer Bero. yesterday morning shot
it dog belonging to Mr. John O'Hare,
of South Koff street. The 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 Cor the Kale
of the real estate belonging to the lufant.
Th* decision was reserved.
Sheriff Ulchards took his first victim
to Moundsvllle" yesterday In the person
of Isuac Olthens, who will spend
two years there for robbing Thomas
Hughes & Company of a couple of
bolts of cloth.
The South Side boasts of a mesmerI
lat in the porson of Mr. Charles Ebei1
lng, an engineer In the War wood tool
works. For some time past he has
claimed mesmeric powers and will
I seek to demonstrate them In Westwood's
hall on Friday evening.
Miss Eilu Plankey. celebrated her
birthday anniversary on Tuesday
evening, by tendering her numerous
friend* a party at her home on South
I Eoff atreet. The usual social diversions
were Indulged In and choice refreshments
were served. The occasion was
an enjoyable one.
! Parke division, A. O. H., and Its
ladles auxiliary, are contemplating a
concert In the hall of the new parochial
school, on or about March 17. Committees
have been appointed to consider
the advisability of a concert and
will take steps to that effect. If there
are not tnanv counter attractions In
the same week.
ABOPT PEOPLE.
rangers In tliaClty and ffheallngPalks
Abroad.
a. A. Doyle, of Vadls, was at the
Howell over night.
C. A. Weaver, of Moundsvllle, was
in the city yesterday.
J. M. Johnson, of Morgantown, is a
gue.it of the Windsor.
H. H. Duval, of Welliburg, was at
the Howell yesterday.
A. Banhart, or sistersvuie, appears
on the Windsor's register.
Henry Ttumer was o. Parke rwburg *r!
rival at the Stamm yesterday.
Mr. M. B. Bailey's wife and family
are upon Uio sick list, but are recovering.
George W. Flooding, a prominent
resident of Huntington, Is a guest of
I the Stamm.
"Jim" Morrow, an old Wheeling boy
and traveller for a New York house, is
at the MoLure.
Mr. John Driller, of the South Side,
lift yesterday morning, to visit his
sister in Pittsburgh.
Chris. Schan, of South McColloeh
street, was able to be out yesterday,
after a short siege of grip.
J. F. Partidge, auditor of the Ohio
i River Kailroad, is roistered from
Parlcersburg nt the McLure.
j Mr. John Englehardt, of South Eoff
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 con!
flnement to his home with sickness,
j Professor Junli Long. of the South
I-Side, will play for a select hop at the
Moundsvllle opera house, this even|
ing.
William Harpfer. of Twenty-fifth
Btreet, 1h back at work in the Belmont
mill, after a week's skirmish with the
grip.
The many friends of Mrs. J. R.
Murray, of GreRgsville. will be glad to
learn that she is recovering from her
reeeqt Illness.
F. L. Bliaii, manager of the AJax Iron
works. Curry, Pa., and William B.
Lambing, of Pittsburgh, of the same
company, are ut the McLure.
Mrs. J. W. Faivcett, of Klngwood.
who. with her son, "Murdock." ha*
httou visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. G. C*. Murdock. on North Market
street, for the past six weeks, returned
home yesterday.
A COUOH Is a danger signal of worse
troubles to come. Cure the coufrh and
prevent It* results by using Dr. Wood's
Norway Pine Syrup. 2
HKAK Miss Kathrln .Ullke. the
Famous Soprano, at Oratorio Concert,
opera Houxe, to-night
THE Des Moines Dally News says
of Miss Katharine Oliver's entertain
ulvon in the city."
LOST?A dear little child who made
home happy by Its amlles. And to think,
It might have been saved had the parent a
only kept In the houae One Minute Couth
Cure, the infullible remedy for croup. C.
It. Gootsc, Cor. Twelfth and Market
MtreetM; Bowie ?fc Co., Bridgeport; IMabody
& Hon. Kenwood. i
THE NEW WAY.
a grut succiss ror ritmc au
Our now notentlllo method of examining
the ?. > ?> .\nu titling glasRQ* without putting
drugH In the eyen and making the
patient blind for u week, or having them
Hit for hourn looking at chart* and trying
to fit themiflvoa until they become no howlldored
thty cannot tell what they can
i hoo. \V?* lit the oyo for examination with*
i out depending on the patient and know
when tney aro fitted correctly.
Consultation end examination free.
PROF. H. SHEFF,
The Scientific Optician,
Telephone No. 2i?3. 1110 Main Street.
Centemeri t
; Kid Gloves,::
' ttlaek and Colored, ran !?? had nt ' *
^ * my odloo. <
i > Mr*. Thornton and Mr*. Borgor \ >
i > In tholr art room* from !> n. m. until (>
i? r. p. in. My ottloe open for buHlncnH < >
during the nnmo Hour*. ffoUlementa ^
. hi order. Market and Main itreot , >
, entrance both opon.
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;; GEO. R. TAYLOR.J
Tin BOB-CLOTHIBItS AND FPBNI8HBB9.
Inventor^
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f Week.
This is inventory week oat THE
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HUB. Those who havebeen fortunate
enough to attend pur inventory
sales heretofore need npt be told
what they mean. <? "U# #
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Every Odd Overcoat,
Every Odd Suit, 4
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Every Odd Hat;
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Every Odd Garment
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Of every kind must leave ourshelves
and tables-at prices thatrare
made so low that theynwiS disappear
in double quick order. COME
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EARLY to secure best <4?fce.
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Tljr H| (QOoftiers, Hatters
I IIL nUD aneffurnishers...
Market and Fourteenth Sts,
Wheeling's Largest and Only Strictly One Price House.
DUTCHESS TROUSERS?BACER'S.
Perfect'Fitting \TV aS*' 1
Dutchess
iTrimmed Well
Trousers
?r ?| STYU^MATERIAL1
'** v AND FINISH<
, JUST RIGHT
|verv
Pair Warranted *?
THEY MEET THE WANTS OF ALL.
WARRANTY
You miy buy a pair of DUTCHESS WQQL TROUSERS at
$2, $2.50, $3, $3.50, $4 or $5
AND 'WEAR THEM TWO MONTHS. FOR EVERY SUSPENDER
BUTTON THAT COMES OFF WE W'XLj-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 YOy A NEW PA?.
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Best in the World Try a Pair
We will pay one hundred dollars to anyone who
can prove a single case where we have failed to
carry out the above warranty.
d a cd 'c clothing
DAlK o house,
SOLE AGENT DUTCHESS TROUSERS.