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IV 7 aHP^ pcrromStone & I Shell Emptying The rule here crowding in or I room to accomr offer you values Store all throug gap dozen Ladies' Ribbed Sleereless Monday cadi _ 100 dozen Ladies' Bleached Ribbed ? Monday each 40 pieces Fine Silk Ginghams, in pi coc and fce. Monday per yird. 25 pieces Wash Silks, 21 inches wide, 39c and 49c qualities, Monday Lot of 27 and 33-inch wide Jap Silk value 59c, Monday per yard... A colection of about 35 pieces Novi "? -?j J n:_ j 1WCCIU dUU illlAlUlVJ, ^VWU, w quality, Monday per yard 10 pieces Plain Black, Bright Lustre regular 75c grade, Monday per 3 Roxbury, Somen's and Smith's bes Carpets, 90c everywhere, here a! Hartford and Smith's Axminster B bat it, yard - MADE. LAID A? In the Basement SALE OF DRESS SUIT CAS .With'Brass Locks, Kc Clearance sale ofiKational Lawn Mi I o-inch ? ? 14-inch - 50 dozen 4-qnart Maslin-Iron Kettles, ?=4 C,a.,p ? QIUHL tt RIBBONS, gTC.?QTO SNOOK ronty i/ituiiw Fashion Demand That this store should s chandise at the very leas evidence with which we Wide Ribbons lk Yard. Plain and if aire Taffeta RSbbon*?75 piecea 20 wan table tints?high quality? pore ?llk?averare value 25c yard?we only cbarge you ltc yard. Ttfc demand will be great, so cosse at once. Feather Dusters lie Dp. Feather dusters have advanced fifty per cent, toot we doubt if you ewer boosfct standard Dust era as ctoeap as thls: Genuine Turkey Feather Dusters? Btxe 8-inch 10c. Sire 10-inch 15c. Size 12-inch 2Zc. Size 14-inch 42c. 8lse lt-inch 4*. Real Ostrich Feather Dusters, dose and downy. 23c each. Umbrellas-Pay t8c and take your choice of four of the greatest lines of Umbrellas we hare ever town. Coverings are of Twilled Silk Gloria and Plain Taffeta. Steel Rods. Paraxon Frame* Silver Trimmed Handles among them. Sizes 24 and 2S-inch. for 54-indi Colored Gloria Urntorel 1ft*. We tell the fxxnous "Dent" Urn- I breflft. I Children's New Silk and Infants' Long Slips and Sk GEO. MTSN NEW QOODS?JOH New Good We will put on sale, commencing; Monday, the 8th, twenty-six different patterns of Alto a big Roe of Clumber Set*. No use drinking muddy FILTER that has stood the tcs JOHN FRIEI Ilia MAZM groy M THOMAB. Thomas. XT T^-11 n?*A new r<ui uuuui <u v, t us and we must have nodate them. To-day we i that will crowd the Big rh. > $ sleeveless Vests, the ioc kind, jjg aids and stripes, that sold at 35c , in plaids, checks and stripes, 0 R n per yard 6UU s, all colors, slightly mussed, 25c tlty Dress Goods, embracing lesirable styles, regular 50c ^jjg Sicilians, 45 inches wide, oar 59c; it 10-wire Tapestry Brussels 69c | russels Carpets, $1.35 value, 99C fD IJNhJJ tKti. L ES, :ys and Fastenings, at EXACTLY HALF PRICE, jwers? $L85 "* ??" ? ? ? "? *.?.? white lined, Monday each...., lOe Thomas. . ML SNOOK * CO. f & CO. Is" aipply the very choicest merit prices. Here's the kind of back up our statements: Children's Hose 15c Pair. Fast black new process dye?double at the knees, heels and tcx?s?seamless? firhtly?welphty?Just a case?sixes 6 to S?value 23c pair. Have you ever heard of more Hose goodness crowded Into the small price of 15c pair? Plate Class Mirrors. These mirrors are road* of cl?r, beary American platf glass?traces of solid, polish^ oak: Stx* ?x 8.... 25c. Six* SxlO.... Sc Six* 9x12.... ?c. Six* 10x17....*1.2* Six* 12x30.... fl-95 Six* 14x24?12.50 ? These are prlass measurements. exclusive of frames. Hand Mirrors 10c op. Triplicate Mirrors 15c. Get Onr Way Down prices on Waists. Suits. Lawns. Fancy , Neckwear. Muslin Underwear and other summer roods. Lawn Dresses and Skirts. arts. j* OOK & CO. N FRIEDBL it CO. Is. Dinner Sets at vtmr tow PRICES. water when you can get a , t for 10 years, for $2,35. DEL & CO., Have 1 3K-U.4.B.UCn' S3 to 54 torts K You $L35a Small i aid Catered Oji tor*. SZ 00 to ".so*?.* IWI* y 75c. ALEXANDER, awcsaur ?m ma st. BICTCUS^ l^nTpERONr*0! I ZD DISCOUNT | I ?naD Bicycles I FOR NOT TIN DAYS. X J | DILLON, WHEAT & I a HANCHER CO. j? j? o 0?0*0?0*0?0?0*0*0?0?0 8aOE8?WAT BBOTHBB3. This Week will about clean up our tan shoes. 1 ludsin* from ih? way they have bwi moving since our CLEAN* UP 8ALE b^ifan. This sale has been remarkably successful. and it Is not to be wondered at. since every shoe Is new and tip to dateL THE PEOPLE KNOW THIS, hence the quick morinr of a large stock of seasonable footwear at prices so low that almost anyone can afTord to wear the best in tan hoes at a small cost. Same special prices rale: MEN'S SHOE5. WOKS' SHOES. *3.00 to st CJt SLMsoat H?L $4 0* iro at HIS. C y KO at n.r. H50 so at JU7. *? r> *t na <19 ro at SL91. C-00 go at SL2B. Our windows show some of the styles. _________________ r Nay Brothers, ONE PRICE. * * * * SHOES. >317 Mut* St. StaSntelKgenmr OtBce: Sot. U and 5* Fourteenth Street. JSew m* ISc for OfSce Over Sieves?M cFadden'#? Second Pax*. Wanted?Strictly First-Cla*? Man. Touraade'a Concentrated Kitchen Bon* que t?Albert Stoise St Co. Tour of the United States?"Paasioc Play." Wanted?Immediately. 60 Girls. Wanted?Baker. Save?Mutual Sarin** Bank. Peachee?Albert Stoise Jk Co. For Rent?C. A. Schaefer St Co. Real Estate Title Insurance. Grand Opera. House?The Broadway Burlecouent. Walnut Grove Property. A l^ar;e Assortment of Olives?H. F. B*hren? Col When You Want?R. H. Llrt. Engraved Calling Cards and Wedding Invitation#?Stanton'? Old City Book Store. Just in Season?Gee. W. Johnson's Sons. *0.000. W? bar* fitted more than twenty thooMid pair* of spectacle*. sivtnz a* a record bmI * xprnence unrqwaltcd bj any other optician la \Vert Vir{lnla. Scilrtac lloa nsrAn mA JACOB W. GRl'BB, Opttrtan, , So. 1JOC ' aratt Mm . RllfH OH PANTS. SC. 00, reduced flam SA.OO. tl.OO, reduced from^?7.00. ^ ^ NM* ID OUT IIB VI! ?.??.v.. ? .... ? i ei?Cant \Taol Trraicnns* ar? (mat hnr- j pint, A**d cannot b? replaced except ai j a mDcb blrbir fiiarf. C. RDM * SOS*, Faahlo-tabic Tailor* aad ForuUhor*, 1331 and 1323 Market ?(r??t la Clerk Robtru?n'i Ofltr. Yesterday, In Clerk Robertson's office, the following transfers of real estate were recorded: Deed made August 24. IS*: by S. B Coen and wife to Lizzie D. Gillespy; consideration. IICO: transfers lot No. J on the Cumberland road. Deed made August 29. 1SS3. by C. E. Krebs to Henry Heller: consideration. 1275; transfer* lot Na 47 In Park View. C?B|rfnlOHal Convention. The Democratic congressional convention of the Sixteeth Ohio district, will be heid at Steabenvllle to-day. The Harrison county people seem to favor Dr. Moore a* the candidate, but this utitl>n?nt ? !!! nmhahlv dianr.Mr whpti they reach th<- convention, aince It is In H. H McFadden's home county, and they will not Insist on throarlnr him dawn for a second race. If Mr. McFadd*n really wants (he oomlnation. and it Is said he dots. Any of the men named, however, will do very *HI as candidates and It is fortunate the rvm.>crats have found one or two who will take the honor. Ubor itaj- Krho??. The Labor Day celebration ia Wheeling ?.u & great success, and was attended by Urg<* crowds. The usual street parade was dispensed n.th. t>u( this d??e* cot seen to have lessened the interest In the least. There were ?1I kinds of contests and amusement*, bat that which attracted moat attention was the bicycle evtnts. BeilaJre Independent. Labor Day on the I?land Saturday was blr lw??nr nvcr C '??" rild *5Jrni-v?ion.?M^rtir/s F'rrj All who aitr-n !?-J th* Labor Dajr picnic on Wh>- llnie lilan J Saturday *j.r It ?a* one of the rr -*t pktNiit and *nJojrihU affAjrf of that na'.ur* that th j* ver a:tendeti?B*-lla!re Tribune. mil nirc.\iti>o Rim win w <u ku Indln Ihlt Rdrmtoq And to-morrow IT*4n?*d*i t? a?4 h?mr lm*Mliif pnptU and arr*M?? <h?lr hoar* (or ih# ifi*. Thirty Amr Oqlln| tn %orth*rn *llrhl?itii. Tu Scptmber *. round trip tickit? to I>to?kf y. Tr*> ??r?c CV.jr or MackInac I?'and wi:i co?? onfy 111 v'.a i'rr.niJlTiaU Mwn return ltmlt thirty day*. Pot full df-tall* writ* or caJt c-n John Hal!!* or J. O. Tomftwoa. ticket# aft n tat BLOOD MONEY. Tbat I* What tfae Loan of a Dollar lo Bridgeport waa. KESCLT IX THE SHOOTING j OF ROBERT PL'BYIS BT HIS NEIGHBOR, JOSHUA LLOYD, AND IT IS LIKELT THAT PUR- | VIS WILL DIE WTTHDC A FEW j HOURS?THE DEED WA8 DONE j IX THE HEAT OF PASSIOX-THE ASSAILANT HAS BEEX ARRESTED. Joshua Llofd. aced about Jfly rears, la a batc&dor In well-to-do circnmatancea who l*ta with hia mother la Wert Bridgeport Acroaa the pike reaide Robert Purvis, aged about UftrTeara. and wife. Porris is (^worker at the Aetna-Standard mills. The two families bare lived In neighborly amity until last evening at 7 o'clock, when Lloyd shot at Purvis four tlmea. and one ballet passed through Che victim's , body above the thigb.lnftlctlng a wound that the attending physician fears may prove fatal. The lending of a dollar by Lloyd to Mrs. Purvfs on Sunday evening waa the cause of the tragedy. The loan was made to buy groceries, and according to Lloyd's story Mrs. Purvis was to return the change the same day. which she did not do. So Lloyd went across the street to the Purvis home last evening shortly before 7 o'clock and asked for the money. In some manner not explained yet. Purvis and ZJoyd became engaged in a fierce quarreL Lloyd, who Is said to have been drinking, returned to his home, secured a revolver, and went back to the Purvis house. Seeking Purvis. he fired at him four times, one of the bullets taking effect In the side. Jas: above the thigh, making a dangerous wound. Dr. Helnlein was summoned and ?raznioed the wounded man. He probed iot u? us it, uui uiia^ic to uuu m aad until It Is disposed of the full exteat of the wounded man's Injuries cannot be determined. It is feared, however. that the wound wiH prove fatal. Lloyd was arrested soon after the shooting, by Marsha] Thompson, of the Bridgeport police, end Is confined in the town lock-up. ' AMERICAN BOY" Her* ma at BecdTM ftrtlwr lapttu at a XnUm? k?M UK Ev?nU| at Um Cttj BalUlac-ArraafUi{ far Frtdajr'i Ctl?brallM. A meeting In respooce to the caH of Bmer Boocette and Harry Weisgerber. to make arrangements for a celebration to be hetd in the Interest of the "American Boy,** a battle ship fand. was held at the city building last evening. The meeting was called to order by Eiiher Buzmctte at eight o'clock. The chairman a pointed Frank Butts to act as secretary. ine was no; so ?.T?y axtended as bad bees expected, but the boys there were foil of rr.thastasia, and It is plain to be seen that they bavt entered into the matter witb>a keen Interest and intend making it a rucves*. The principle tiring done was the appointing of committees to mak? arrangements for drum corps and to get aS the boys together for the parade which is to take place Friday afternoon prior to the trip to the park. The chairman appointed the following boys from the different wards on the commuter of arrangements: From the First ward.Hner Robertson; he being the only boy present from that ward he was instructs to appoint four other boys to assist him in his work. From the second ward, WttiiaxB Coor. Albert Stores and Fred. Schuman. From the Third ward, Joe Adams. John Hupp. Andrew Prater. Edward Prager. Thomas Kyle. George Ldrird. Archie Hupp, and Charles Van Kenren. From the : Fourth ward. Fred. Urowi. Ben. Snyder. K&rt Crow!. Alexander Bone and Waiter Bsrktey. From rt* Flftfe ward. Charles Greene. George JchMor. and Charles Boord. F*om the Sixth ward. Chester MOtsQ, Jaca jjc.%u*a. m,ng Cooper, Harry Gaiker and Wr? Bin oils. From the Seventh ward. Cbailet Goetxe Earnest Treman, Ear! Alexander and Harold Alexander. From the E;gh:h ward. Edward Brawr, Edward Nicholas. James Sheridan, Harry Ore, ar.d Berrie Frisrle. The boys appointed on the committees are requested to pet :os?:her and make arrangements for a drum corp# from ihelr respectire wardp if posnbl^. and to gr? ail the boys io their ward* Ingres: ed. apd *>k :htm to the final meeting which w?K be held in police court room, city budding, cn Thursday evening at 7 JQ o'clock. On Friday Use boys will meet on Eighteenth street and march to the Baltimore and Ohio passenger station, South Side, where they will meet Rankin Gcod. :he Cincinnati boy who originated the pJan. Tht-y will :hen march over a route in to* city which has already been announced in the Intelligencer. ar.d ir> the eveninc board a Wheeling ard Elm Grove train for the Wheeling Park, where an exce.Iem rrogramme of amusement and entertainment has been provided. I The Wheeling and E!m Grove railroad j has irmd to doe*:* * peix+z.<Af* o: :hr day's receipts to the "American Boy" fuod. ? * DON'T iro to Europe to your Chaajpa*r.r irh?i yoo can **! Cook'* Imperial Extra Dry?a better wrine?at ^jme* m Danlap Hat Opealn;. ! i will op?n cn Thursday. September 1. a lull line of Dunlap's latest fall blocks oI Silks. Derby# and Soft Hstf. aim s fall lix>e of Guy^r's Soft aod Stiff Hats for fall and winter, as well , 1 a* all the oth*r latest styles and grades Call and see the correct blocks. C. S. NOBLE. 11 i BCHIU .. wr -?> ">. Wfccetirr. W. Vi. SCROFULA. ?Ut rfeeum. ery?Irela? un ! ether distrtaainff eruptive disease* field qulcklr *nd rrrreaa^ritly to the ci- arsir.a. pnrifjrinc power of Bunlock 1 1 ^^^Spetial Sale Our huy*r l? now in New Tork pureha*. irr our fail ???d boUdar sood*. ar.4 in ord*r to reducr oar stock are offcrttc barvain* m our entire line. Ladkea' and Genu* fir'Jd Gold and GoI<J nueu ??wirrBaiM. I rum k:> up. Sue puaoond Rlnr* from 15 to fw ? each. You will And manr l*rtatn? In DUmondj in this lot. R^tr*- t**t Sl!f?r Knivr* tnd Fcrk* $2.?i per dovo. Soild Silver Tr* Spoon* |3 3 p?r ?et. !Solid Gold King* from. 111 up Children'* Solid Gold Hint- frr-m 10c up | We do fln? watch repairing At reduced price*. SHEFF BROS., Cotmt Mm and Uewtt Mra(v BomcHooLSTaw Boys' Scho .V lYonll be wanting School Si few days. While you have tl around a bit and see what tl We're so pleased with our hardly wait to hear roar o] floor is crowded with the lai dren's Stock we- hare erer s more reasonable for the qo: See Our Line of Boys' School Suits at S2.00 aad S2.50. They are showy and well made Sc months of wear. They are well higher grades. I j See Our Line of Boys* School I ri AA tfso sA suns n ?j.uu ohu They are one of the strongest lis same goods you find marled els Strictly all wool and made in all tores. We wiD not tell yon of onr spe Trousers at 50c If you've had 1 again. THE HU HUB COSHER, FOWTHJITH Al DCTCHSSS TBOCSg FROM THE SHEEP T Duchess T Captured the Medals at VI jjjj wiuxma ret POSTiBt, smr am IIW1VC IV CHAPT. AT V We Know What the Trade Dei Tbe Mufttfer* latborire t)s to Give Will WARRAN You may boy a pair of Dutcf $2, $2.50, $3, $3. And wear them two months. For i TON that COMES OFF WE will If they RIP at the WAISTBAND CENTS. If they RIP in the SE PAY 700 ONE DOLLAR or GH BEST IN THE WORLD. BAbK'S SOLE AQJ. H. LOCKS SHOR LOCKE SHOE ninn numnT t TnniTm !nc rnmmu HOTELS. goooooooooooooooocooo^oc R' R mcabs? to in snim* j 8 The Glades Hotel, 8 ' 0U1AW, MX. |< ANT | "AIL THE YEAR ROUNIX- , l~Tg? TO. ol Suits! zits for the boys in a k time, why not look ic stores are offering. fall line that we can pinion. Our second gesl Boys' and Chflhown, and prices arc ilities they represent hool Suits, that'll give many made and fit as well as the ics we have ever had. The ewbere at_$i and $2 more, the nobby plaids and mixgial Double Seat and Knee hem once yoaU want then ? Clothiers, Hatters I ij and Furnishers, <o m?wt streets. 85?bagfe'3. Q THE MAN. rMsers World's Fair, 1891 ' Lrf I EASE REMAIN THE SAME. tORK mands and We leet It i Every Pair Sold TW* ?< ITY. less Wool Trousers at 50 ?jL every auarai^ucjv ou?PAY yoo TEN CENTS. WE wffl PAY yoo FIFTY AT or ebewbot, fft w3I rE YOU A NEW PAIS. TRY a PAIS. CLOTHING HOUSE BXT8. COyPANT. i Best Shoe Made ? At Any Price. |Af) Tc?. that U the prt^ ?Jf 111' worth Mfrr cent of th? coaflTw* Nothiiat f*tt*r mad* id **? W? har? thetn w Vld Kfcl *?5 *a'.f. **tra heavy *o>. -c*ath Vld Kid. The ideal wtottr *ai ifcoe. *CUl VUUS *Wi? TUT L4ST. * Chocolate Vld Kid. VMttaf \ Lac*. Colo To?, the OVM^ ility. We put tbe price low to 3' Jf * Chocolate Goat. Vcettr* [>. Lace. correct ?:y!e. ? ?1 *i illty. Only a few of theta kft COMPHNY. ijn flk widely III. circulated lllu newspaper. machinery. :ryjl\ * co, GENERAL 1ACRDISTS l 1iaxufactxkem 07 ha*1** uid stationary KXOtSI* i jr,-"? g *