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BIOYCLB BUITfl-M. QUTMAN A QQ. ^
There May 8e An Argument.
l. tn which In ill a hnat main nl IIIpvMa. S'nmn ncnfur
one^uako, some another. But there can bo no differ- ^
?nce of opinion in regard to the merits of our
RTf,YCf,F, SUITS.
I They are ?lmpl}' perfection. Undo of material that
will resist hard wear, and not show dust or dirt, e
double seat, sewed with the best linen nnd silk thread, 'J
they are almost Indestructible. Many of the patterns ~
are exclusive with us and can be fuuud nowhere else. t
PRICES $4 TO $10 PER SUIT. J
mi'mmnnu unuv/nrrvrio 41/11 f iinci*1 ?
F.XTUA PANTS, all at lower prices than elsewhere. t
Nothing hut reliable goods here. ?
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in mitiu am &. rn
ill utiiri/iii u j
MAIN AND TWELFTH STREETS. ;
THE CREHT -K? I
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John Robinson i
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A, 1ST JU i ii
1??innlr1m DviAn
rraiiMiu dius.
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Enormous Shows, !
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COMBINED ?
1 COMPLETE CIRCUSES. ....300 PERFORMERS....
I SEPARATE MENAGERIES. ACRES OF TENTS.
2 ROMAN HIPPODROMES. + 3 CIRCUS RINGS. +
J 20 FEROCIOUS LIONS IN A 50-F0GT OPEN DEN.
TWO COMPLETE PERFORMANCES DAILY AT 2 AND 8 P. M.
Ooora Open Ona Hour Earlier. One Ticket Admits to All.
WHEELING, FRIDAY, APRIL 30
iip;i?2S-o
seT
IQQnjJraJyJ
.gui|??f THAT THE
FAC-SIM1LE
,
AVfEttoble Preparation for As - SIGNATURE 1
slmiU t i ng tteTood and Reg u la - I
tiHgtheSiomadisawlBoKclsaf h ?of?
PromotesDigcslioaChctrfiif- j
ncssandltest.Contofns neither ,
^ gmim,Morphine nor Mineral. jg ON THE '
U ?U? ilAUIiUHV.
I WRAPPER i
hn Smi' A
Jbctmtm * IS l
22Z??r OF EVEEY
$&&u? I
fcjftfc,. 1 BOTTLE OF
)M| I
astta. lAIATAAIfl
! N"nnj .Convulsions,feverish- HI 11% fig 1M uJt I Si
|i ntss and Loss of Sleep. !fl||fi|o i kJHeqH
I TacSinalc Signature of fl ~mr ?
! _ VKVV YORK. Ciatori* li pnt np In 05?-ffr? bMtlei on'.y. Il
i mimmmr. fc**
W'nOTWMTOIiW Al. "la?: M food" and "will ?0?w?r Ttrjjw
CP? mV*9'" **"?c07oaCci 0-A-8-T-0-E-I-A,
RAILROAD SCANDAL.
Vliccling it Luke I'.ric Stockholders
S?y Crooked Work
ULL Bt SHOWN l'l' VLRY SUUN.
K It AIUjimI thai uliiu IU? \VI???Uu? Ks
tension w?i Unlit III* Contractor* II ecclvad
|*?y far lluidivi)- that was Kirtr
fomirMtwl IliiWNU Martiu's Ftrrf
and Bcllalra?It U Said a Halt will b?
Uroaght ftoou at Toledo.
Sensational developments are promlsd
In Wheeling & Lako Erie Hallway
Natters. It Is given out on Ihe best of
uthorlty that an notion will be begun
gainst (he syndicate that built the exenslon
to Bowers town, Wheeling and
teubenvllle, which Is composed of five
envy stockholders and bondholder*.
It Is claimed that they waited until
hey received their January Interest,
nd then threw the matter Into court,
'his syndicate, it will be alleged, was
l? receive bonds and stock for conduction.
But it Will also be alleged In
suit to toe begun In New York, that
his syndicate did not build the num>er
of miles for which stock wan Isued.
When the extension was turveyd
there wa? no bridge across the river
t Wheeling, and the original Intention
ran to cross the river at Bellalr*. While
fie road was being constructed, tho
Vheellng Bridge K- Terminal Comany's
bridge at Wheeling was built.
This changed plana and shortened the |
cork of the construction several miles,
lut the syndicate, it Is alleged, reported
* many miles taillt as were surveyed,
t Is upon this that the dlseatlsfled
lond ana stocirnoiaers raise u" uuj?clun.
Another charge that Is to be made
? that all the money received for ceroid
stocks was not expended for the
itirpose the stock was Issued. It will
?e claimed the ptock wan sold at one
rice and reported a* sold at another,
'he dissatisfied stockholders promise
everal sensations when these matters
hall be aired In court, and that many
nysterle* In connection with the flnanlul
management of the road will be
feared uj?. Very bad blood now exists
etween the tiw factions. The papers
ur beginning suit at Toledo, are now in
ourae of preparation.
Unprofitable Until"**.
Considerable bad feeling has developd
among th.? Western roads over
'hrlsiUn Endeavor Association busies*.
The understanding l^at no
oads should contract any of tills busileys
until a definite arrangement ha?i
?een arrived at concerning rates and
n.'thod* of routing. Now It la reported
hat some of the road* have gone In
nd contracted large parties In the
ast. It la not aliened that the agreed
ate* have been cut. but the fact that
oncracts have been made relieves the
ther roads. It 1* claimed, from their
ibllgation to maintain the agreed rate,
i general demoralisation is likely to reult
from the present friction. There Is
idmlttediy no money ior mc ...
he business at the rare that has been
creed upon, and why any road should
fnirc to ko In and demoralise things
till further Is what a majority of the
nads cannot understand.
Prcoittl Week K?riiliig?>
Earnings for the w-coml ??k ln
Iprll: Toledo and Ohio Central. 1*9?.
31.131; Is*:#. $3*.563: decrease. $7,432;
Vheeltn* * Lake Erie. 1S97. $23,202;
Vj<1 126.543; decrease, $.1,311: Lake Brie
k Western, 18?7. 161.316: l?W. W-M* '
lecrease. 11.3X1; Cleveland & Lake Erie,
897. $26,003; 1S96. $24.S83; Increase, $1,120.
IK THE OIL FIELDS*tr
InfrlUirntt of Op?catto?M In All of
the Weal VlrgluU FI?W?.
The Elk Fork pool, in \ryier county, i?
howlng up a little bettor than It did a
ew days oro. says "D. S. W." Treat.
Crawford & Boyd Bros.* well, on the
3. P. Hawkins farm, east of the Lyaan
Woods No. 1. was drilled Into the
>ny and was reported flowing at the
ate of eighteen barrels an hour. The
ocatlon of the well U the farthest east
>t developments and shows an extenlon
?'f about eight hundred feet in that
llrectlon. Tin* Brenneraan well, on the
JVetxel farm, 1* a gusher, but not th?
tind desired. Deep In the Big Injun
iand salt water was encountered and
hen began flowing the saline fluid at
he rato of fifteen barrel* an hour. The
inly wells reported making one hundred
>arrels a day or more In the Elk Fork
>ool are as follow.*: Wood Not, 1 and 2.
[70 barrel?; Church lot. 350 barrels; Joy
ot. ISO barrels, and School lot, 200 barvis.
The Hayseed Oil Company will
five their No. 1. Wood, a shot to-mor ow.
The production of the pool Is now
ibout 1.500 barrels a day.
W. A. McCoach. of Parkersburg. has
>een appointed receiver for the Hayseed
)U Company, and Nlchol & Company
ook charge of the property. The Hayiced
compnny Is composed of residents
? tko ,.,^11
>f SiHtersvilie ana unum liiu <11 ? ... ..
>n Uie Wood farm more than n month
iffo. The well came In a good producer
ind later developed into a Rusher, with
leeper drilling. It wan this venture
hat save this Impetus to the work on
21k Fork.
Near Cornwallls, Hltchlc county. Cox,
Peters & Company have drilled In n
veil on the C. DourIub farm that Is retried
making twenty barrels an hour.
This Is the largest producer that hus
>ecn discovered in that locality.
North of the Ilendershot pool, In
tVood county, T. N. Harnsdal! Is srartim
a test well on the Williams farm
?nd has a rig up for a tejt on fhu> Hal(ton
farm In the Ogden dnvelopment.
ti the Cow Run sand development at
Hebron, the South Penn Oil Company
las drilled In It* No. 7 on the Cutch
loncs farm and has a sixty-barrel prolucer.
McFadden Twltchell have not yet
lucceeded In drilling the bnller out. lo?t
.. tv>*\r n*'1. Wltchey, when only u
vw feet above the Rand.
?it. Panl's Pink ?T?."
The Concordia Society, of St. Paul's
Herman Lutheran church Rave a ?ucr.-Hful
and delightful entertainment, a
Ink tea. In the Sunday school room of
he church last nlwhi The room was
astefully decorated for the affair, pink
>elng the prevailing color, ntid further
?mbelllshment was added by profuse
ioral decoration*.
Supper was served from nix to night
)'clock. nfter which ? musical and lit>rnry
programme was rendered. Ile reshmenM
were served throughout the
>venlng. It was an enjoyable afT.iir.
ind the proceed! netted a substantial
mm. m
TUB iunum".iui? " '?... ?..
)()nn.?n?u?n of Uh proprietors show tin'
joorl work Salvation Oil h ?Uilnic. -.*
;l* II t ft. m
r\\SlllON.\BLE?,,laI"t.i1,ck"t'- nt
GEO. M. SNOOK & CO.
Itrll't lit *1* II..,.,..
Dl?iri'?lnit Kltlm y mid Hla.l.lcr <,l?r.'lli'Vf.l
In fix hours h,- "New
Ircu South American Kidney Cur-."
t l<? a KT'Mt sur,trine on account of Its
nv?tim' |iromptnu?? In P'llcvlnR pain
ii Dlinni'i,
r female BHIevc* retention almost
mmiMlliitoly. If > >mm quirk roller
in.l nil''. \hl? t? UK' i' iiw.lv. SiM by
i ll Llil. Uriidlfl". WhpflliiK, w. Va.
thf&a
CROITP and whooplnir ?'<>URh are
'hlldhood'n terror*; tout Ilk'* pneumonia.
uonehUK mid other throat ?nd lun<T
rouble, '.in ctirr/1 bv iwliw
Inr Minute CoUHl 1 ;
iot'lxi' n>rner Mnrltet .infl rwi'l lit
iinMtn: Ikuvle * '-'.v. UrlrfR -jio-.t: I'mjuilv
& Son. H?n?vood. 1
WHAT IS THE GRIP ?
Tills Jfyilirlois aud Terrible DI?mm
(' rrfully Analysed anil Oiurlbtd.
WUat la Da tvitru It Comet*
Nearly every physician, every scientist
and every sufferer hu.s been unking
this great question: What Is (he Grip?
Whatever It may be. It Is certain that It
1h Horni'thltiK within the body which ! <
fighting with the body to undermine the
life.
What would common sense dictate In
such an emergency? Counteract the enemy.
Drive It from the system. Do not
trifle with It. Act promptly and wisely
at the first approach, which you can
readily detect. Take something which
can counteract their deadly Influence.
Spirits of some kind are the best thing
to tnkp and whlaia-L- is nreferable to
any other kind of spirit; but It should
be borne very carefully in mind that
only pure whisky will "have the effect,
nnd It should n1*o be remembered that
Duffy'? pure malt whiskey stands at the
head of all preparations, and is the only
medicinal whiskey upon the market.
Hclcutlsts have urtxerted this, the doctors
have verified It, and million* of
people have proven It beyond a doubt.
There are many unscrupulous dealers
who will assure you that any whlakey
will answer the purpose, but they are
wrong and are trying: to deceive you.
In case of Grip you cannot afford to
take any chances, therefore take that
which \r. beyond question, pure, medicinal
and the only valuable whiskey
upon the market.
VAA8-MEIE
A Young Inatiriinea Man TakriOnl* Lift
l*oltey<-('oti|fmtMlBtloii? lu Order.
Mr. Ed. Vaas, an employe of.the German
Insurance Company. stole'a march
on his friends Wednesday evening, by
taking out u risk on which there was
no premium usked. In fuel Jielng in
the insurance business himself, he
thought lie could write his own policy?
and h?* did it. ltev. *Verder signed it,
and It was for life.
This only paves the way to the wedding
that transpired at the house of the
bride's father. on Sixteenth -ureet.Wednesday
evening. On that occasion Mr.
Edward?Vaaa stood up and was joined
In holy wedlock with Miss Frederlcka
Melr, bv the He v. A. W. Werder, pastor
of the St. James Evangelical Lutheran
church. The attendants wer* Mr.
Edward Plankey. and Miss Lena Melr.
tne sister or me nriae. ?r. vms buiu?
u responsible position in the German
Insurance Company'? offlce, and has
many friends In business and social
connections, who wish him and his
bride health, happiness and prosperity.
OLD MAIDS' COWVEHTIOW
At Mouitdavllle Uit E?*i?Im| was Hlgual
fmcffiii
Last night nt the Moundsvllle Opera
House, the forty-seventh annual Old
Maids' convention was Riven under the
auspices of Simpson chapter No. 135. of
the Epworth League, to a packed house,
it was an unique and enjoyable affair
throughout, and the audience was convulsed
with laughter from the opening
to the closing of the convention. The
much abused "old molds" were out ill
force on the stage, and their quaint
costumes and savings were the principal
features. The drill by a number of
young: ladle* was also greatly enjoyed.
The greal success of the affair reflects
credit on it? promoter*, and the participants
worked hard for several weeks
past.
The programme was carried out as
printed in yesterday's Intelligencer, but
the names of the following were Inadvertently
omitted: Mrs. Williams and
Mrs. Walton, who sang a plrasing duet,
and Miss Henrietta Johnson, who gave
a recitation.
Tclrphonlc Wcatlirr Hnrni.
Manager M. R Wolfe, of the local Bell
telephone system, completed arrangements
yesterday with Uncle Sam's
weather man. at Washington, whereby
all subscribers of the company will re
ceive the weatner xorecasi 101 mc c?suing
twenty-four hours by ringing up
"Central," and asking "What's the
weather {or to-morrow?"
This is an innovation that wll! be appreciated
by all persona uslnn 'phonos.
The Information will be of special benefit
tn persons in the country, and crops
may be cut or left out. at the farmer's
option, an soon as he h?*ars from Wheeling.
for the central office in this city
will he the "weather bureau" for the
district. _
In Clerk Itobartfoir* Oilier,
Yesterday in Clerk Robertson's office
a marriage license was issued to Thomas
Jefferson (widower), aged fifty
years, and Viola Gowens. aged thirtyone
years, of Wheeling, both colored.
BUCKINGHAM'S Dye for the Whiskers
does Its work thoroughly, coloring
a uniform brown or black, which, when
dry, will neither rub, wasn oir, nor soif
linen. _
WiKKat 127 50 that are worth 127 50.
ii .1I? )lo Waists, at 50c that are worth
85c, Inspect the finest line In Wheeling,
at GEO. M. SNOOK A CO.'S.
SECURE seats for W. & J. fllee Club
concert ut House's, after Thursday,
April 26.
STOXE A THOMAS' Wall Paper Dcpartmnit
offers tin roll* Wall I*?|?er and
Hirr? MHpe Harder, enough far room, at
AO, 70 and 91 10 prr room.
WHEN a cold Is contracted, cure It
nt once. One Minute Cough Cure will
set you on the road to recovery in a
minute. It will cure pneumonia, bronchitis,
croup and all forma of lung and
throat troubles. Charles R. Qoetze. corner
Market and Twelfth ntreets; Bowlo
& Co.,Bridgeport; Peabody & Son. Benwood.
8
HEAR Mr. R. J. McDowell, one of
I .. * nt Pltuluipirh In \V
inP H'ttUIIIK iciiuia w? . ...
& J. concert Monday, April 26.
It K, \ I) Ngpitr A Tltom**' (>.
died!
HEYMAN?Ob Wednesday. Anrll 21. 1W7,
at 7o'clock p. in.. MAYER HKYMAN,
In the 74th year of hi* use.
Funeral from hln late residence, No. 11W
Chapllne *treet. this (Friday) afternoon
at 2:30 o'clock. Interment ai
Jewish cemetery. Friend* of tho family
are invited. No flower*.
III'UHKR-On Thursday. April 22. l?7. at
9:30 o'clock a. rn.. HRlLHiFT, r?'llct oi
the late John Hughes, In the 71th year
of her ns?v
Funeral will take place from her lute real,
dence, No. 4001 Jacoh Htreet, Saturday
morning at 8:3?) o'clock. Requiem man*
at the church of the Immaculate Con.
ceptlon ot 3 o'clock. Interment at Mt.
Calvary cemetery. Friend* of the
family are Invited to attend.
DAt*HHlt-On Thursday, April 22. 1897. at
7 o'clock a. m , JACOH DAUHKR, In
Mn 63d year
Funeral aervlce* at family residence. No.
W Alley 3, Saturday afternoon at J
o'clock. Krlends of the fnmlly respectfully
Invited to attend. Interment at
Mt. NVotwl remetory.
UNDEJKTAKINO. ^
LOUIS BERTSCHY, ~
(Formerly of frew A Bertachy.)
Funeral Director anil Arterial Maimer,
I 1116 MAIN STREET, EAST BIDE.
Calls by telephone ?n?wer?l tiny or
nlKhl Storf tvtaphone. 636; riwlilcnrc. W*
Kinmoy i. iKrw,
(iredeet* ol li. S. Collpqr ol I mb?lmln?,
iliniru. director a\d imbaimlr,
With j? ALEXANDER FREW.
1313 MAIS iTHKKT.
I Irtcflwne 220. iln?|x>r?ry Q?rlw?.l
KORRBCT KLOTHIN
KRAPS' KORRE
Are You Op<
To Argumen
Everybody has a differcn
Some cioimers lain pru.cs
be sold chcap. But that's
make QUALITY our s
strengthen our hold on pri
don't come off; our seams
get out of shape; we're no
in an age. Something coi
man. Come in and sec ou
KRAUS
WHEELING'S FOREJ
Strictly One Price.
CARPET WHIPS?O.
Carpet j a
Whips |
10c- | J
Clothes ! Iff
.t!
^ JI
G. Mendel!
& Co, j
1124 MAIN STREET. +
KID GLOVES?GEO.
Geo. R. T
Talking About <.
CENTEME
Having secured the agency for this ce
city, we can supply you with any kind, ci
same price charged at headquarters in Ni
thing about the flt of these Gloves, for it
feet. Price for the 5-button. colored, plj
Black and embroidered cost a little n
.*t Mntirninp
Q
We make a specialty of the better Rri
mourning, and exporh-nce tn (telling thi
mandf Prlrstloy's manufacture In nearly
a choice lino of
SILK WARP HENRIETTA CLO:
CLOTH. SILK WARP MELROSE
VEILING, SILK WARP MARCI
FOR VEILS. NUN'S VEILS WIT
AND 42x60.
ALL PRIESTLEVS GOODS AND JE
self or nend a friend to make the setoctic
AT THE RIGHT PRICES.
New Tailor Made Dresses and Dr
Geo. K. l
T3* EVER1
SoaittaM nteda ? reliable, moi
(fl vt 1 ihepWMldiufiilwf
Sf' Dr. Peal's
^ ^ T>i?r &r* nroDct, i*f# nrd c*rt*
r + ^ ooin'i. S*ut ^Twbcr?, fl.w).
For ??lr by CHAP. R. GOKTZK. corncr
"HE THAT WORKS
SUCCESSFULLY." CL
SAPC
RESTAURANT AND CAFK.
mi flPKNED 4 nJJL? ZZA?u I
HOr Market Slreet.
Worm mrnlit mrved In their be*t style.
Dining room* coney and ami*. All ?hortorder
cooking. and price* reationable. Only
restaurant that provide* ? flr*t-eia?*
Ladlea' and Gentleiutn'f Dining l'arlor.
Entrance on Fourteenth atreet
Merchanta' Dinner Daily. 35 centa.
Flrat-claaa French Chef.
nolO 8. linilHAKKn. Proprietor .
8HOR REPAIRING. _
BOSION SHOE Rt PAIRING CO..
.* 1741 Market Street. 1
practical shoemakers.
Shoe* nently repnIrf>i] mill half nolcil ,
while you wall
half soli no and 1-ikki.inu.
I'KMCiKD 3()c.
I 1741 Market Street.
O-KBAPS BROS.
CT KL0THIN6.1
?n
,4.^
iir
t rfictliod of doing business.
ill the time; anything so it can
the dearest kind to buy. We
tudy?how to better, how to
:scnt customers. Our buttons
T
don't rip; our garments don't
it asked for money back once
In . (liinWliff
= 5
BROS.,
IOST CLOTHIERS,
1319 Market Street
MENDBL & OO.
\ Made of &
| Best
1 Cnr?ivm
i opi my
I Steel
l j Wire.
\ Carpet Whips thirty1
.six inches long. Clothes
I lVhips twenty-four inches
f long. Polished hard ivood
7 handles and brass ferrule.
I The how is guaranteed ,
I not to couio out of the
t handle.
jG. Mendel
J & Co.,
1124 NAIN STREET.
B. TAYLOR CO.
aylor Co.
* <?
:ri kid gloves.
lebrated make of Kid Gloves for this
olor or elze you nifty desire at the
?\v Tork. Not necessary to say any- 3
la generally knon-n to be simply per- v.,?
iln stitching and large buttons is $1.35. -;J
lore.
; Goods. ^
ados of Dress Goods and Veiling* for
em has taught us that our trade deall
cases, which Induces us to keep ,
TH. SILK WARP EUDORA'
J CLOTH. ALL WOOL NUN'S
3LLITA, NUN'S VEILING
II WOVEN BORDERS, 42x73
:T BLACK. Whether you come your
>n you are sure to get the best and
ess Skirts Opened This Week.
? 1 ' ?
aylor Co. j
v WOMAN
Btfalr,rafalatlBf medlelnt. Only hcmlm tltf
iMtonMd. lfy*avuttb?bcM,f6t
Pennyroyal Pills
la In ranlt. The rMtlni (Dr. Pnl'a) v?r dinp.
^udroa* ilnricuni C%? Clettltnd, O.
Mnrkfft and Twelfth Streets. mrl
EASILY, WORKS
EAN HOUSE WITH
)LIO
FEATHER RENOVATOR.
Wives ana
Housekeepers.
IKl.l.PHONi: NO. <0!>.
To All Whom It May Concern?
The undertdRned have purchased Hamilton's
Improved Feather Renovator, and
alio an improved Carpet Heater, which
I* Kimramecd to neither rip nor r*vel >>
mid arc now prepared to do work promptly
?r.d at rcaaonable prices. Work called for
mid delivered free of clmrse. Leava orflars
at TV Luke's Livery, No- 1439 Marktt
btrcet, or address
cnon .c, HAMMPN.
. v. ......
Corner Lichtrcnth ?nd Chaplin* Strotti
Wheeling, W. V*.