The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume], June 06, 1898, Page 8, Image 8

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p UP-TO-DATE RBTAtLINQ-BTONB & THOMAS.
Stone & Thomas.
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llp-to-Date Retailing.
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It is our constant aim to make this one of the most complete,
pcrfcct and up-to-date stores to be found anywhere in this
country. Our New Annex, with oyer 5,000 square feet of
ground floor space, relieves us of that crowded condition
which was a detriment to pleasant'shopping. To-day ,wc
are In a position to invite you to shop with us, assuring you
tint wc arc better prepared now than ever before to serve
you. Come. Bring your friends and see the new improve-'
. ments.
Laces and Embroideries.
One of the most fortunate deals ever made by this store
was consummated the past week. Torday you get the
benefit
5,000 yards Imported Valencicnnes Laces; also White and
Cream Oriental and Point Vcnise Laces. Among
them arc qualities worth up to 39c. Choice to-day per
yqrd
1,000 yards Black Silk Laces, 3 to 7 inches wide, styles and
qualities that you've never before had an opportunity to
buy anywhere near this price. To-day per yard.-....
8,000 yards Fine Nainsook and Swiss Embroideries, match
sets with one or two widths missing, 3 to 9 inches wide,
qualities worth from 25c to $1.25 yard. These are divided
into three great lots and go on sale to-day at
I5c, 25c and 39c Yard
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Wash Goods.
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Another large shipment will be placed on sale to-day of
those beautiful Floral Lappet Lawns, which we had such
a sensational sale of last Tuesday. Over 100 styles to se
lect from, qualities that sonic stores right in this town
arc selling at I2jc. Our price to-day and as long as they
last, per yard ....
6iC
Fine P. K's.
A delayed shipment of Fine Satin Stripe P. K.'s, which
should have been here a month ago. Bought to sell at
75c. The importer made us a special price if we would
keep them, which enables us to offer them to-day at,
yard
See these to-day?you'll thank us for calling you atten
tion to them.
48c
Stone & Thomas.
DRES3 GOODS?OEO. M. SNOOK ii CO. -
Snook & Co.
DRESS GOODS REMNANT SALE
Begins Monday, June 6. Seven large well
filled counters of Remnants which will average
about J * J J ONE-HALF REGULAR YALUE.
Three Counters fnll
of Wool Dress Goods
Remnants.
One'Counter full of
Silk Remnants.
One Counter full of
Black Goods Rem
nants.
One Counter full of
Printed Organdie and
Lawn Remnants.
One Counter full of
White Corded Dimity
Remnants.
Remnants by
Thousands.
Some of these Remnants are large enough for
small suits, and others are small enough for
large waists, skirts and girls' dresses, but you
will find Remnants here which are suited for
more purposes than we could guess at. We are
in aposition to satisfy your greatest expectation.
We are fortunate to secure for this sale three
large lots of manufacturers' White Corded Dim
ity Remnants, containing two.to ten yards each.
All at just one-half.
Lot 1, at 6}c per yard, worth I2$c.
Lot 2, at ioc per yard, worth 20c.
Lot 3, at I2jc per yard, worth 25c.
DESIRABLE,
SCARCE,
CHEAP.
New Skirt Crepons?New Organdies and
Zephyrs?New All Wool Challies 39c?Great
shoWing of Lawns, 5c and up.
New White Dress Materials and new Laces, Embroid
eries, Ribbons and Ruchings for trimming same.
The very latest Waist ideas are here.
White Fans, Gloves and Sashes,
GEO. M. SNOOK & CO.
WALL PAPER-JOHN FKIEDBL & OO.
GREAT BARGAINS
WALL PAPER
This is the time of the year wc clear up small lots, left over from
the Wholesale Department at ONE-IIALF PRICE. Also re
duced a large number of patterns.
8c Paper for.. 5C
I2$c Paper for. ............. 8c.
15c Paper for 10c,
A variety of Papers above 50c at ONE-IIALF PRICE. ,
JOHN FRIEDEL & CO.,
lllO TSO.A.-X.JST stubht.
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ADVERTISE
IN A
WIDELY
CIRCULATED
NEWSPAPER.
BB0B8-AUSXANDBB.
Hot Weather Shoes
of tho kind that maktlh thfcfMt
Kind thnt thoy have * duty to
perform In carrylue you through
thlt vul. of tcara. ?
LOW SHOES RIGHT.
HIGH SHOES RIGHT.
] What Size Do You Wear?
W? havft a lot of low nho?, 2^
to 3H. In all width*, black and
colored, sold originally at 1X60 to
$3.G0?we want to sell them at
| + ONE DOLUR AND TWENTY-FIVE.
ALEXANDER,
SftOE SELtER. ' + 1049
BICYCLES.
Cleveland
Bicycles
ARE A $50.00
THE
? BEST. ^ $75.00
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DILLON, WHEAT &
HANCHERCO. **
SOLE AGENTS. 9
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SHOES?NAY BROTHERS.
That's It.
Wearing a pair of our flno Shoes Isn't
reaping tho fruits of victory, but It Is
onjoylng the reward of a wlso purchaso.
Our leather homes for feet glvo terms of
peaco with which even Uncle Sam would
nover find fault
Now and exclusive styles In Men's light
shado Willows?Just In.
We aro at home Blx days In the week
on those good old staples?Men's R $2.50,
J3 and $3.50. Black and colors. Prices
right. f
Nay Brothers.
I ONE PRICE. . SHOES.
1 1317 Market
SKeJntelHgettrer
Ofllcc: Noi. 23 and 27 Fourteenth Street.
New AiWrrtltemeiitl.
, For Rent?James I* Hawley.:
I Piano?, Prices, Payments?Mllllgan, WI1
| kin & Co.
For Sale?W. B. Simpson.
For Sale?Howard llazlott.
Wheeling Base Bali Park?Pain's Fire
| Works.
War Boom?Third Page.
Hotel Strand.
Wanted?Experienced Girl.
Wanted?Active Men to Sell Safe3?
Wanted?An Experienced Shoe Salesman.
[Wanted?A Single, Middle-Aged Woman.
To tho Stockholders of the Benwood Wa
ter Company.
American Ginger Ale?H. F. Bohrens Co.
War on Bugs?List's Drug Store.
, United States versus Spain?Stanton's
I Old City Book Store.
1 Bf-friKerators?Geo. W. Johnson's Sons.
Notice to Republicans.
Un-to-Dato Retailing?Stone & Thomas
Eighth Fuse.
Ladles' Summer Ltngerlo?Geo. R Stlfel
& Co.?Third Pago.
Everything tho Tailor Gives You for $20
and $25?Tho Hub?Eighth Page.
June, tho Month of Roses?white. Hand
ley A Foster?Eighth Page.
Dress Goods Remnant Sale?Goo. M.
Snook & Co.?Eighth Page.
Admiral Sampson?Kraus Bros.?Fifth
Page.
Marked Down Sale?Geo. R. Taylor Co.?
Fifth Page.
Base Ball To-day?Third Page.
Will buy n perfect Talk
ing .Machine, and an lit
strmnent thnt Mill repro
duce rocnl nnd ln?trn?
umntnl muplo records.
For dale by
JAHOM XV. CJltUim,
Jeweler, 1300 Markot St.
I nALF HOSE AND UXDKllWEAIl A SPK
1 CIAI.TY AT C. IIKSS <fc SONS'.
Onr Hnlf Hose nro kuou-it for excel,
lenco In qnality mid wmr nnil nro sold nt
ilio very loiv old prices of 15o, 3 for S?3c,
23 ntul 30c.
Uitdrrwear In Dnlbrlaann, Merino nnd
Cimrl's Hnlr, ntiiurnasseil for quality
nnd weiir, nt 30c, SI.00 nud SI.30, at
C. I1E9S Ut)NS?,
Fuslilounbln Tailor* nnd Furnishers,
1391 and 1393 Market Street.
Wntor Rents are Dne.
Water rents for the six months ending
September SO, 1893, are now ready. If
paid on or beforo June 30, 1898, a dis
count of 10 per cent will be allowed.
THE CITY WATER BOARD.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
I Matters of Minor Moment In nud Abont
the City.
The board of county commissioners
meets to-day In regular monthly ees-'
I alon.
Tho Wheeling company of the sec
. ond regiment drills to-night In the Hub
I building.
Base ball thin afternoon?Wheeling
I vsv Our Ancient Enetpy (otherwise
Zanosvllle.)
| The council committee on real estato
I has been called to meet this evening at
7:30 o'clock.
| In another column tho first general
1 meeting of the stockholders of the Ben
wood Water Company;Is called. It will
I bo held In Wheeling on June 21.
Willam Bnnkard, of Allqulppa, Pa., |
who succeeds James Riddle as master ,
mechanic nt the Wheeling steel works, i
was nt Bon wood yesterday getting: nc- J
qunlnted with tho employes.
It was supposed that County 8u- j
perlntendont of Schools Lewis would I
not be a candidate for ronoinlnatlon on |
tho Republican ticket, but as will bo
scon from his open letter In another
column he has decided to make tho
run,.' '-V.'.:'. ?
In another column Chairman James
K. Hall, of the Republican county com
mittee, Issues an olllclnl'cnll for tho
suggestion, mooting# on noxt Saturday,
June 11, for the primaries, Saturday,
Juno 25, and for tho county conven
tion, on Tuesday, Juno
EVERYBODY'S liable to Itching ,
plies. Rich and poor, old "Mid young?
terrible tho torture they suffer. Only
one sure cure; Doan's Ointment. Abso
lutely safo; can't fall
FOR THE JUBILEE
At "tlie Mount" tho Sliters nrc
Making Preparations
ON A MOST ELABORATE SCALE
ALREADY BOMB OP THE ALUMNAE
ARE ARRIVING IN THE CITT TO
ATTEND THE TtmiLEB EXER
CISES?MGR. MARTINELU AND
ARCHBISHOP KAIN ARB EX
PECTED TO ARRIVE TODAY.
THE PROGRAMME BEGINS ON
TUESDAY MORNING.
Tho Slster? of "Tho Mount" uro Jifift
finishing "their eloboralo preparation
for tho entertainment of tlx* largo num
ber of gueeta vrt\o will be here thin woek
to attend the Jufbllee of the Mont de
Chantal Academy, and It ansuredi ih.it
they wtil entertain their former pupila in
a manner that will cause the Jublleo lo
beheld In warm remembrance.
Already a number of the alumnae of
the Institution have arrived for the
week. Among Saturday's arrivals were
the Mioses Klerney, of "Weston, tho
Mlcaes Vrcnnon, of New York city; Mtea
Gannon, of McKeeeport; Ml&s O'lirten,
of Toron to, O.: Mies Margaret Sullen, of
l/ock Haven. Pa.; Mies Agnes Deck, of
Canton, O.. and Mrs. Man* Brabeoa L?lt
tloton, of Washington City.
Among Sunday's arrivals were Mrs.
James Sechtlg and daughter, Miss Anna,
of Baltimore; Mrs. Fattertionand Mrs.
Bukey, of Wadhlngtom D. C.; Stlw Cora
Burns and Miss Theresa /MunhoJl, of
Pittsburgh, and Miss Magdalena Ander
son, of Altoona, Pa.
Tho Interior of tho school buildings
have been beautifully decorated for the
cccaslpn, and will form a revelation to
those who attend this week's function.
It expected that Mgr. MartinclH, the
papal delegate in America, will arrive
at "The Mount" from "Washington City
this afternoon. Father McBrlde, of the
Cathedral, went -to Washington to meet
the noted clergyman, and will accom
pany him to Wheeling. Archbishop
Kaln, formerly bishop of Wheeling, will
probably arrive from St. Louis to-night.
Botb will take part In the religious por
tion of the Jubilee programme, which
!n \Vholo Is os follows:
TUESDAY.
Solemn Pontifical Maas of Thanksgiving,
10 a. m. Right Rev. J. J. Donahue, D. D.,
celebrant. . _ _ , _
Sermon by Moat Rev. John J. Kaln, D.
D.. of St. Ixnjls.
Dramatic Entertainment, Pupils of tho
Academy, at 8 p. m.
WED N BSD AY.
Solemn Pontifical Roqulem Mass, 10 a. m.
Moat Rev. J. J. Kaln. D. D., celebrant.
Sermon by Rev. P. T. McCarthy, S. J.
Fiftieth Annual Commencement, 8 p. m.
THURSDAY.
Alumnae Day.
Meotlng of the Alumnae, 10 a. m.
Address by Rev. Joseph Stealer.
Alumnae Banquet, 2 p. m.
For the pontifical high mass on Tues
day, the followtng clergymen are down
to take part: Celebrant. Rt. Rev. Bishop
Donahue, D. D.; arohprlest. Rev. F. Z.
Rooker, D. D., secretary of the apostollo
delegation; deacons of honor, Very Rev.
Daniel O'Connor, V. G., of Clarksburg,
and Very Rev. Joseph Stenger, R. D.. of
Charleston; deacon of the mass, Rev.
John MoEUlgott, of Graf ton; subdeacon.
Rev. Robert E. O'Kane, of Clarksburg;
deacons of Jwrior to His Excellency,Most
Rev. Sebastian Martlnelll. D. D., Rev. J.
Mullen, of Wheeling, and Rev. T. Duffy,
of Wellsburg; deacons of honor to Most
Rev. Archbishop Kain, D. D., Rev. M.
Fitzpatrlck and Rev. H. Minamln.
In the pontifical requiem muss on
Wednesday morning, the celebrant will
be Most Rev. Archbishop Kain. D. D.;
deacon, Very Rev. Joseph Stenger, R.
D.. of Charleston; sifbdeacon, Rev. John
McBride, of Wheeling; attendant to the
Rt. Rev. Btehop, Very Rev. Daniel
O'Connor, V. G., and Rev. Joheph Mul
THE JUBILEE "MOUNT"
The Jubilee number of the Mount, Just
Issued from the Intelligencer Job rooms.
Is an excellent souvenir publication, and
Its interesting contents, profusely illus
trated with pictures of the buildings
and scones at tho Mount, together with
portraits of Bishop Whalen, founder of
the Visitation academy, and succeeding
bishops, combine to make It Invaluable
to the student who, at some time during
Its half century, has attended thl? fa
mous Institution of learning. The Jubi
lee number consists of over 200 pages,
and the reminiscences of old school days
by former pupils are of Intense Interest.
All the articles pertain to the golden
Jubilee, and tho tasty publication will
bo even of more value In the years to
come.
STEPHEN M'CULMCGH DEAD.
On Saturday night at 11 o'clock oc
curred the death of Stephen McCul
lough, at his home on Fifteenth street,
in the seventy-second fear of his age.
Mr. McCulIough came to Wheeling
man&* years ago from the north of
Ireland, and has been a well known
man In this eommuntlty. The funeral
will occur this afternoon nt I o'clock
from tho family home, and friends are
Invited to atend. The Interment will
follow at Ponlnsulnr cemetery.
Oct. tho Klondike.
Mr. A, C. Thomas, of Mnrysvllle, Tex.,
has found a more valuable discovery
than has yet been made In the Klon
dike. For yenrs he raftered untold ag
ony from consumption, accompanied
by hemorrhages; and was absolutely
cured by Dr. King's New Discovery, for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds. He
declares that gold Is of little value In
comparison with this marvelous cure;
would have It, even if It cost a hundred
dollara a bottle. Astnmi, Bronchitis
jmd nil throat nnd lung atfectlons are
positively cured by Dr. King's New Dis
covery for Consumption. Trial bottles
freo at Logan Drug Co.'s Drug Store.
Regular Blue BO cents and J1.WX Guar
anteed to cure or price refunded. 1
DATE to bed and early to rise, pre
pares a man for his home In tho skies.
Early to bed nnd a Little Early Rtser,
the pill that makes life longer and better
and wiser. Charles It. GooUe, Market
and Twelfth streets; Chatham Sinclair,
Forty-sixth and Jacob streets'. A, 12.
Schcehle, No. 607 Main street; Exley
Bros., l'cnn and Zano streets; Bowie &
Co.. llrldgi'port. 1_
WE WILL TELL YOl
If your headachos como from weak eyoa;
jiIbo If glaBaoa will rellovo them. Do you
havo )ieaduclioB7 Do your pyoa water,
umart or bum? Doos tho print run to
gether whon reading? Do tlilngn uppear
(loubio or mixed up? Havo a deslro to
rub tho oyo?? Twitching? Tor any troublo
of your eyes consult uh. Wo rnaku glaiisou
at popular prices. Mako a curoful exam
Inntlon frco of charge and rely on our
rtUlll and not our patlontu' Judgment or
PROF. II. BECBF1P,
TDK KXIfl SPECIALIST,
Gornor Main nnd Klavontli titrooU*
TUB HOB?CtiOrmHSS AND FTOMI9Haas.
Everything the Tailor
Gives Yon for
and $25
Just a5 good cloth?jast as good trimmings?just as
ranch style?just as good a fit?just as much ot every
thing. Pcrlraps you haven't tried ready-made within
the last few years?don't know how much better it is
now than it used to be?don't know how near perfection
ivc lave brought it The tailor is no longer a necessity,
Wc can please you just as well, and save you almost
halt at the same time. ,We've got all the popular cloths
and patterns we know ot in all of our grades?Plaids,
Over-Plaids, Mixtures, Pin Checks, Plain Serges and
Cheviots?most cyery style you can call for?having
our own tailor in the premises to make all necessary
alterations free of charge.
You men who want to economize without sacrificing
style or quality will find just what you are looking for
in our $10, $12 and $15 grade suits.
One hundred dozen Soft Shirts with extra cuffs,
regular 75c qualities, for 48 cents.
v Lot of Hot .Weather Clothing.
THE HUB.
Clothiers, Hatters
and Furnishers,
LARGEST AND ONLY STRICTLY ONE PRICE HOUSE IN THE STATE.
HUB CORNER, FOURTEENTH AND MARKET STREETS
WHITE, HANDLBY ? FOSTER.
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JUNE...
?THE MONTH OF ROSES.
At Oar Store We Will R^irn^iJnc
Make It the Time of... t*"1 yClllia.
iWe have on hand a large assortment of Household
Furnishings, which must be sold at once regardless of
price. This lot includes Chamber Suits, Odd Dressers,
Sideboards, Iron Beds, Parlor Suits, Odd Chairs,
Rockers, Bed Lounges, Couches, etc.
This is a Genuine Bargain Sale.
Herman Frank, Frank E. Foster, Receivers.
WHITE, HANDLE! S FOSTER.
2247 and 2249 Market Street
J. H. LOCKE SHOE COMPANY.
Why Do You Want Trash?
Yon don't?it's the PRICE that tempts, ond experience teaches it pays to pv
a little more tor A GOOD PAIR OF SHOES, that will giro good weir,
keep their shape, ond be perfectly comfortable.
WE KEEP THIS KIND IN LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S SHOES AT S2.00.
Vou can pay mere ond got less value almost any place else.
J. H. Locke Shoe Company.
O'frO^O^O^O'^O^O-OO-^O-90-00
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Torpedo 'Adjusted In Deck Tube for
Firing.
Double-Turreted Monitor Monadnock.
Dynamite Cruiser Nlchtheroy.
Composite Gunboat Newport, " *
Converted Yacht Mayflower, ^
Main Deck of tho Indiana.
Arrival of a Battalion- at Tampa.
Battleship Texas Coining Out of tho
Dry Dock.
Brooklyn Navy Yard Dry Dock.
Deck of the Training Ship ?a?
Entrance to the Brooklyn Navy
Marines Drilling at Hampton Ho^f.
Ferry-boat Landing: Marines at Brook
lyn. ^
Tho Vesuvius, Stripped for Cattle.
Eight-inch Gun and Crew of tb?
la.nl a.
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