The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume], May 12, 1897, Page 8, Image 9

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I- WBLCOMB 8IB KNIOHTa?8TONB a THOMA3.
Stone & Thomas.
I WELCOME,SIR KNIGBTS.
I WHEELING'S BIG STORE
BIDS YOU WELCOME.....
l r.v,
A cordial invitation is here extended
to you to make this your headquarters.
Not only are you welcome, but
this great mercantile establishment is
one of the sights of the city. We'll
try to make your stay here pleasant.
If you intend to combine business
with pleasure, this is the place of
places for you to come.
A wonderful collection of merchandise
from the leading makers of the
world is here for your selection.
Extra inducements in all departments
this convention week.
Stone & Thomas.
WAIST8.STC.~QBO. M, SNOOK A CO.
[GEO. M. SNOOK & CO.'S
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Stock led all others last season, and this season we have surpassed
even ourselves. There's no mistake about it; this store
positively shows MORE and FINER Shirt Waists than any
other Wheeling store. Price from 50c to $27.50 each.
The Sprinkling Our Linen Collars
Of summer Dress Materials in For both Men and Women
both Main and Market street are safe styles to "tie" to. We
windows gives one but an im- also furnish the right kind of
perfect idea of the magnitude of ties to go with our collars.
this great line. Four different
lines of bright colored linings,
irom J2 i-2c yard up, to wear MUS[jn arKJ Other
under these gauzy beauties.
Prices on summer Dress Fab- Underwear Department is the
-1? * -? e mrA inA k?c? two m ware
climb by easy stages up to 85c. I All (897 styles. Prices right.
OUR NEW ROOM
Is almost ready for occupancy. Alterations have now advanced
to a stage that do not interfere with perfect service to
our patrons. To-day's prices on Suits, Jackets, Skirts and
Reefers for Children are very interesting. Beautiful new line
Brocaded Silk Skirts at $7.90.
Have you seen the Big New Window? Something in
it for you!
GEO. M. SNOOK t CO.
HATS?M'FADDEN'8.
t Up-to-Date i:
|!Stiff Hats! |
In nl! tho very lnfe*t Fprlnr And Summer X. .
W ' all tin* ii< w rolor*. Havana Ilrown,
> M*PIf. Goldrn Brown. Hla. k -.-v ry hut >
mad* of i-xtrn r.n?> material- all Bilk trim- Ai .
Y* ' mi<l and "litin lined they look u* flno and j
A ) wi nra? ?* any S3 Go hat- #4
; ^jSUgS^ our price only $1.50. n
I , irKrarjr Hat ta Union mad*. f I
I: McFADDEN'S HAT STORE, t
8HOK3--ALEXANDER.
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;; Difference ;;
? In the coat of Show that
^ > fit and thoae that do not ^ (
I > 1* nothlnir. Tho differ- ^}
. t ? nco In the wear and . (
4, comfort In everything. <,
^ , The reoaon some atorea j ,
cannot kIvo you a good j >
fit la simply becauae < (
X they do not carry < >
X t-nouffh stock to have all 4 >
X widths and ehupea. < >
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| Alexander, ; |
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1 Piano 1
m May be good and it Ba
| X nuy not. You run no ?
I ? risk in buying a *> %> 5 '
g KJUUie. There is f8&
| ? no piano made which Jj
^ pleases purchasers more. 3 1
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ffij 1310 M4XUCET STRJCET. K
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Offlr?; N#?. Si anil 47 Knur(??nthMr*r(.
Kcw Ailvrrti^mrnli.
IJnt's Excelnlor Baklnjr Powder.
Notice of Stockholders' Meettnjc.
Pin Money Plcklea?H. F. Behnu.
I-aco CurtaJnn?J. S. Hhodv* & Co.
Bonds for Sale? Howard lLuletL
for Sale?G. O. Smith.
Sale of Farm Property?Nelson C Hubbard.
Wanted?Position as Second-Hand
Bak?-r.
Will .You (To to the Country?Ceo. E
9<lfcl & Co.-Third Pa*e.
Welcome. Sir Knlshta?Stona & Thotoas
?Eighth Paac.
To I<oan?Erakine & Alll?on.
Private or Public Libraries?Stanton's
0!d City Book Store.
rp-to-ftai** Htirr Huts?McFadden'a Hat
Store?Eighth Pas?.
TO THt LADIES WHO ARC BIYISG
rtRSlSHlNG GOODS FOR GtOTlEMC*.
Wc rccpectfWlly call yoor attention to
Mr (irnli' KarnUhlttg DcpartiMMt,
which la roinpln* tn irtry detail.
The Blchml# Whit* Hhlrt (Halm A??bU>.
Th? Iml fitting ihlrt mad* at 91.00 and
p. Other whit* thirl* at 30c and np.
t'olorrd KhlrU (oomplct* lloti, ilu* mm
larft a* 40 neck and 00 body, at 50c
and op.
? -- "Vrt- ml HOe anil an.
Half IIomi nolnl for their durability,
Inraru and faat colors, at l."V, 45 and 30c.
MNkwar, Collar* and i ntTm, alwars Ch*
la teat. C. HKM dt NOX*,
Kaahloaable Tailor* and Fin# Vnruiah
r?, K?M. 1SII and 1J? Market Street.
THAT HEAVT, TtBED FEELIHG,*
Caawd by reading the self-praising ads.
oC Mlf*uamM! optical experts ||<, doctor*
(1>, profeasora l and clairvoyant* (I j
can be eared vrlthont pRbllettf by ?J. W.
Urnbb, Optician.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Matter* of Minor Moment In and Abont
the Cltr.
Base boll this afternoon. 3:30 p. m.
Knights Templar parade. 2:30 p. m.
M. U McLaughlin has been admitted
to the practice of law In the circuit
courts.
William Sauors Ib building an extensive
addition to his home on South Jacob
street.
The Sunday school teachers of Union
district. Marshall county, will hold
their annual convention at the Kenwood
M. E. church this evening.
Th?* annual conference of the Metho- J
tli?t EniscoDol church of West Virginia, |
will lie held nt Morgantown this year,
commencing September 23. and continuing
for a week. Bishop Mallclieu will
preside.
The Aetna-Standard mill presents vr ry
appearance of returning prosperity.
Kvery mill in this biR establishment is
In operation, the first tltne for seven
montlis. Every wheel In the different
departments was in operation yesterday.
Thomas Me Venus, tlie rann who shot
himself, as detailed in yesterday's In*
telllgencer, died yesterday morning at
'? o'clock, in the city hospital. It was
known he could not recover, when the
physicians made an examination Monday
nl?;ht.
Vice President David Llewellyn, of
the Amalgamated Association, leaves
to-day for Detroit to attend the national
convention. Tin* Martin's Perry
delegates, Charles James, Won Williams.
Joseph IHlton, Thomas 1). Edmunds
and Walter Larklns leave next
week. Mr. Llewellyn goes in advance
t<? confer with the officials before the
opening of the convention proper.
ABOUT PEOPLE
Htrnagervtii thi Citr I Wlietllt? Folki
Abwii.
Alex, r Campbell, of Bethany, was In
the city yesterday.
Miss Maggie Hathaway, of South Jacob
street, is Indisposed.
Miss Maggie Curtis, of West Liberty,
Is the guest of Miss Zona I'llum. of the
Island.
J. P. Potts, of Wellsburg. passed
through the city yesterday, having
made a business trip to Washington
and oincr l'ennsytvantu mwna.
Mr*. Coleman, who 1ms been 111 for
nome time at the home ??f her daughter.
Mr*. Samuel Sloan. Sixteenth street. Is
POTTfwhHt better, and the prospect# are
good for her recovery.
Ilnrktrn'a Amir* *alr?.
The brpt solve In th-' world for rut*,
bruise#, miw. ulcers. salt rheum, fever
sore*. ikit, chapped hands, chilblains,
corn? and all nkln eruptions, and posltlvely
cures piles, or no pay required. It
Is guaranteed to give perfect antlsfaction
or money refunded. Price 25 cent*
per box. For aale by I^ognn Drug Co.
WHEN the spring time come*. "g*ntlo
Annie." like all other sensible j?eraons,
will cleanse <hc liver and renovate
the nyotern with DeWltt's Little
Itarly lllsors, famous llttlo pills for the
liver and stomach all tho year round.
Char lea u. Goetxc. corner Market and
Twelfth atreets; Bowie Sc Co.. Uridge|
port; Peabody & Son. Hen wood. T
[ SHIELD OF HONOR
Of West Virginia Hold* IN Annual
Grand lodga Convention
IN THIS CITY YESTERDAY.
Tli* win lUld ml Odd FtlUwt'
llall-firaiid SMnluf K?lb?r*i lUporft
Hhowed IncruM oI 91 out b?r?lt fp and
KtMAMCMtn titod CoadlUM-WbtfilM
MmM u (U* Point for XfH
Yaar'aCoavcutlou-Ofllcan KlMtod.
The mate grand lodge of the Shield of
Honor hold Us annual convention In
this city yesterday. The convention
took place at Odd Fellows' hall, and
about thirty delegates were present.
The proceedings begun at 10 o'clock
In the morning, and all the business before
the lodge was transacted by evening.
The discussions* bore mainly on
proposes! changes In the laws governing
u ..rwi li'iipa not of nubile im- '
I lit? UIUVI, U..WI ..... ?_ ? . port.
The representatives to the supreme
lodge were instructed to favor the i?*uance
of Insurance certificates of the
amounts of f&OO. $1,000. 12.000. and *3.000.
The election of representatives to the
supreme lodges resulted a* follows: H.
J. Felber and Dr. D. H. Taylor; alternate.
J. A. Wood, and August 11.
Knoke.
Officers for the ensuing year were
el??cted as follow*:
Grand Master?Louis C. Hess.
Junior Grand Master?Charles Ilolderman.
Grand Secretary?H. J. Felber.
Grand Treasurer?Louis Shau.
Grand Chaplain?J. W, Wells.
Grand Conductor?William G. Merer.
Grand Inside Guard?D. L. Hentch.
Grand Outside Guard?Louis Deagle.
The installation of officers was conducted
by Past Grand Master Dr. D. H.
Taylor.
Tho next annual convention of the
grand lodge was net for thy second
Tuesday in May, 1S97, to be held in
Wheeling.
The secretary's report for the past
year showed an Increase In membership.
and the tlnanccs of Che lodge to be
in good condition.
SXITfl.GIBSON NUPTIALS.
A Q?trt nut! Pretty Weeding at the Home
of Prof. Fnubcr.
At high noon yesterday there was a
quiet but pretty wedding at the residence
of Prof. J. Af. Frasher. The eon
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iracunic tunica wnc ma ....... ?...
Zanna Frasher Gltwon and Dr. Dunlel
Sherman Smith, of Lancaster. Pa.
The ceremony waa performed by the
Rev. J. T. McClure. I). D. From 12:30
to 3 o'clock a reception was given to th<?
Intimate friends of the couple. The
bride and groom left on the 3:S5 train
for a tw.? weeks' trip, after which they
will be at homo at 151 Koat Klug street,
Lancaster, Fa.
The out-of-town guests were Mrs.
Clarence W. Flndlcy, Akron. O.: Mr.
Fielding Frasher. Pittsburgh: Mr. Wm.
H Gol!. Lancaster. Pa., and Mr. "Walter
Groff, Lancaster. Pa.
Fell Into an Old Urmv*.
John Eichenberg. a well-known and
harmless old man. who occasionally figures
In the police court for being drunk,
yesterday evening about 5:30 o'clock
fell Into a vault tn the old Catholic
cemetery, bark of the Reyraann brewery.
The distance h? fell wa# about ten
feet, and he sustained painful Injuries.
He was disoovervd later by some employ**
of the Central gla?s house, and
wua taken In the patrol wagon to the
loekuD. where Dr. Jepson sewed several
stitches in his bead, which was uauiy
cut up by the fall.
Bichenberger is a steady drlnkar, Is
subject to flts, and has often collapsed
from the fits. It Is not thought that he
is seriously .hurt
In Clerk Roberlaon'a Office.
Yesterday In Clerk Robertson's office
a marriage license was Issued to E.
Otis Cox. aged seventeen years, and
Berth* Pipes, aged nineteen years, of i
Barnesvllle, Ohio. Monday night a license
was Issued George Shafer. of
Wetsel county, aged forty-seven years,
and Caroline Homman, aged forty-six
years, of Wheeling.
The following deed was recorded:
De*-d. made September 27. 1S95. S. C.
Patterson to Lavisa Davis: consideration.
|2i0: transferring lot 4 in Patter- !
son's addition to th?* town of Elm
Grove, Trtadelphia district.
CoiMert at Nourt Park.
Preparations are being made at Moxart
park for the large crowds which
will doubtless be hauled up the Incline
next Sunday afternoon and evening for
the concert given at the hiii-top resort
by the Great Western band, of Pittsburgh.
The reputation of this famous
organization is itself a drawing card,
and with good weather, the concert will
be a success in every respect.
THERE b? more Catarrh In thin section
?>t the country than ull oihar diseases
put together. and until the la.it
few retnl wa? supposed to be incurable.
Fbr a great many years doctors pronounced
it a local disease, and proscribed
local remedies, und by constantly
falling to cure with local treatment.
pronounced It incurable. Science
has proven catarrh to be a constitutional
disease, and therefore requires con*stltutlonal
treatment. Hall's Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney
& Co.. Toledo, Ohio, is the only constitutional
cure on the market. It is taken
internally In doses from ten drops to a
teaspoon ful. It acts directly on tho
blood and mucous surfaces of the system.
They offer one hundred dollars
for any case It fails to cure. Send for
circulars and testimonials. Address.
F J CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by Drnsgl.<ts^7:.c.
Ragle 4Z*liiak, Ladles* Tailor*.
Dresses made to order from 110 up.
Correspondence solicited.
No. 1113 Main Street.
M3TB2VOGIIAPHV."
A rare npportnultjr (a Work an ?ffl*
rltnl lUnoiraphrr la olftrcd la a Npeclal
Claaa now Jati boat bfglnnlnc at Motir'i
Hailncu Acailrmr. I'nplti who bf(in
only tkm month* stare are OBTAINIXU
ElrLOVnEXTi and arc giving perfect
aatUfartlon.
MtniiMn'i Iterlaed** Is the system
taaght. and Is the only one guaranteeing
aneh remits.
Far Urtni and particular* m or wmra
I. II. MOIHK,
141* Main Mml.
Wtil Virginia Mat* Urand Commandfrr
Knlghta Templar, at U littllnc. Slay 14
and 1.1, 1*07.
For the above occasion, the Baltimore
& Ohio will sell excursion ticket* from
Went Virginia point* lo Wheeling. May
11 and 12. at one faro for the round trip.
returning until the 14:)i. IncluMv.
+ SECOND SIGHT. +
When you feel you havo tMed every* h In r
and everyone, conduit us. A dally occuri?-nce
Is th*? surprise shown by benefited
patients at our office.
Do you have headache? He your eyes
water? I?o they burn or smart? Does
print run toother when reading? Feel
as if scurn before the eyes? Do things
appear double or mixed up? Have a desire
to rub the eyes, twitching? Do you
have weak eyes? Does the light pain
them? For any trouble of your aye* consult
us During this month w?> devote
much time m children's eyes. We make
glasses at popular price.* (one reason of
our popularity)- make a careful examination
fn*o of charge. The l*eft proof of our
success is the number of recommendation*
from* our old patients.
pnoy. BXZBF7,
Scientific Optician,
Corner Main and Eleventh 8trecti,
THB HUB -CLQTHHB
Nowher
In the
Can a dollar buy moro Clothing
dred cents worth of quality. J
superior facilities bring moro
fection in making to our garm
Our big business necessarily gi'
enable* us to sell closer than
gather make our clothes the bes
isfaction greatest?mako this th<
proof of this, we ask you to con
or Doy, Wltn anyooay anywwuir:
Think what you'r? up aga
money paying: tho tailors 120, |2
abaolultly can and do sell at
91fl
We are dally convincing
If our claim i? not bona flde,
vertlslng it. Your money bacl
safe footing. Dozen of pattern)
Boys Knov
That whatever they weai
Hots, or Furnlahlngs, 19
know they are well dr??
pride in It accordingly?
get more wear out of It,
Suits. etlk embroidery. (3
an low as SL Junior Suits
Middy Suits, Ions or she
6 to 15 years, 11.50 to 18.50,
All-Wool, $5 to 115.
Look in at our Wind
50c. and White Dand Gc
they, aro cleaned up.
THE^
Clothiers, Hatter
HUB CORNER, FOURTEEXT
Wheeling*! Largest and On
DUTCHESS TROUSERSY01
HAVE HEAR
BUT HAVE YOU 1
ij PERFECT FITTING. i;j I I
jj PERFECT SHAPE. jj! "
TRIMMED WELL. jjj T
MADE WELL. ij: | |
AT POPULAR PRICES. I
WKRF
Tou buy n pair of Dl'TI
$2.00. $2.50. $3.00, $3.50 c
months. For eTery suspem
will pay you ten cents. If
will pay you fifty cents. II
where we will pay you one i
BEST IN THE WORL
t-> a rn?c
DAL n o
SOLE AGENTS FOR ]
6HOBS-7J. H. LOC
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t Indies' Fine Yici Kid Shoes, 1
X Chocolate and M ine Color, Net
m
a Gentlemen's line Yici Kid Sho<
4 Chocolato and Wine Color. C
I The* rcpfaent tvcrytliins yoo em j
T price*
J. H. LOCKE
WALL PAPER.
WALLPAPER.
NEW SPRING STYLES,
Embracing the latest designs in
Wall and Ceiling Decorations.
We arc confident we can
satisfy you, both in our goods
and prices, if you will kindly
give us a trial.
JOHN FRIEDEL & CO.,
1110 MAIN STUB ITT.
RB AHP FPRMI5HBB3.
e
Civilized World
than It doea of w?ft lull huni
lifetime of experience and
Btylo?a higher dcjroo of perenta
than aro found In others.
vub ua purchaalng power that
anyone el00. All these tot?our
pricca lowest?your (sates
leading atoro of the atate. For
iparo our Hulta, cither for man
lnat You're only wasting your
5 and $30 for a Suit that we
I, $12 and $15.
more of (he public of this fact
we're burning our money alc
if dissatisfied puts you on a
i to choose from.
v
r that comes from this store, Clothing,
Juit right In every particular. They
ised, have the best there is, and take
tako better care of it.too, and therefor?
, and the cost is no more either. Sailor
to J6. Some without silk embroidery,
? in All-Wool Madras J! to Jj. Eton and
irt pants, 52.50 to JC. Short Pants Suits,
. Boys' Long Pants Suits. 12 to 20 yean,
low Display of Madras Cloth Shirts at
lods at 58c. Make a selection before
HUB,
s and furnishers,
II AND MARKET STREETS,
ly Strictly One Price House.
-BARB'S CLOTHING HOUSE.
DOF,
IVORN ?.
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rousers
[VERY PAIR WARRANTED.
fflNTY.
CHESS WOOL TROUSERS at
ir $4.00, and wear them tiro
ler button that comes off wo
they rip at the waistband we
f they rip in the seat or elselollar,
or gire yon a new pair.
.D. TRY A PAIR.
P.I OTHINP,
V HOUSE.
DUTCHESS TROUSERS.
KE SHOB COMPANY. _
?* ? ? + + ??0
Sutton and Lace, +
*lle and Coin Toes, i
$2.50.j
?, Lare and Congress, c nft
oin Tom, .... ?
;rt, u>l mm thin yoa will expel lor the J
r SHOE CO. |
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MC every letter and every
the moment printed. |
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