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Pamt8, HTC.-8T01
IE &
Econom
V
Opporti
I' To out-ol-town touts ana inose
| s, tended one of these'Friday sale
h- presented to see how much little
p thfrweek is, as usual full of in
i every department Up stairs and d
I worth coming many miles to tak
i Plain Black Taffeta Sil
$ * ' , Elegant High Lustre, S
?;. skirts, waists, etc., at special Frid
i.|' 20 inches wide at 5ft
2? ? u " ft
8 ? " u 75c
27 " " " ft
27 " " " 51.15
I An assortment of about 10 pieces of f
& Mixed Novelty Press Good?, that
old at ISttc. Suitable for school Z*?
dresses. Friday yard
. ;'IS pieces Fancy Cheviot Dross J
. - Goods, 18 Inches wide, 25e value. 17Friday
yard >**>
100 pairs Derby Tapestry Portieres.
Heavy Fringe. Full Width and I
Length, In ten colors. Beautiful t? iB
. Designs. A I3.W value. Friday.... |
. Ladles' Wool Covert and Novelty 3
H** Cloth ' Skirts, Medium and Dark
/Shades, Well Lined and Bound; ?1 iB
11.00 and 13.60 value. Friday
t. IflOO Blcached Terry Wash Cloths, f _ \
' Friday each >C
$& '. 1 Bale Bapiesley All Linen Crash.
P' . . Friday yara - -
[ j 50 dozen size 4&x2G Bleached Hera- cr 2
JjiF/: med Pillow Cases. Friday each.. j
5ft SO dozen size 42x72 Bleached Hera- f Qr !
wk-^ med\Bolster Cases. Friday each.. 2
p Steel's Regular 52.CO Grade Carpet (I (A
p ' Sweepers. Friday each #?*V7 2
M':' 200 White Enameled Picture Frames
with Fancy Gilt Corners and Hand ]
Cut Mats; 33c value. Friday
?K 25 dozen Hemstitched Stamped Linen
; Stand Covers; value 3?tc. Friday 2Sc
| In the Basement
|h- A rousing sale of Bi
? and Saucers, Plates, Meat Ph
| decorated, and at prices cheaper
! Stone &
GLOVES CLEANED FREESNOOK
?=?
1 I
^Iaoao Plnafinrt I
UIUVC3 VyICUIIUU I
I Mr. If. B. Park
10 p. m., demonstrating the me
Bring your soiled gloves nnd he wi
tliem look like neir free oi all cost
| log top Parker's Eradicator; it not
removes Grease, Paint and Tar fro
terials. Introduction price 19c?n
| BEATUIFUL NOVELTIES JUST OPENED
; School Days
are again hero, i
1 gaged in supplying the manifold si
j be overlooked:
Special lines or nam ana riai
'} 12 l-2c, 25c, 50c, etc.
Single and Double School Rfti
1 25c and 50c.
Children's Fall Bearers, specla
here at very low prices.
Fast Black and Fancy Plaid ai
Girls?many special mines.
H' Muslin and Knit Underwear, J
; also Waists for Girls, Suspenders,
I*. Ties, Sponges, etc.
======
I Every Day
nnw nilila fit t.Iir
(made fall goods already here. Oat
Bearing completion?not a day too
to overflowing with the country's <
geo.mTsn
new aooDs-Jom
? ^
INew Goods,
DINNER SETS AIS
CHAMBER SETS.**
5
If needing anj Vail Paper call
JOHN FRIEI
I
| 1110 MAIN
i .,
^ ?
-?;?.... 1 .. ..?iv
M a THOMAB.
Thomas.
ical
mities.
of you who have never ats
of ours an opportunity Is
: money will buy. I he list
terest, embracing items from
own, and represents values
e advantage of.
Iks.
bft Finish, very desirable for
lay prices:
; yard, valve 75c.
85c.
u u Mr
- ? $1.25.
u ~$!.3f.
10 pieces All Wool Novelty Dress I
Goods. New Fall Styles; 38 Inches
wide. Actually worth 39c. Friday jcr I
yard
.at of about 25 picces Nob. 40 and
60 Fancy Ribbons, in stripes ana
Plaids; 39c and 49c kinds. Friday 17yard
Dulles' Black Sntlne UndersklrtB,
Umbrella Style, Corded Ruffle, Ex- 7Qtra
Wide; $1.00 value. Friday *7C
lAdies* Fine Black Satlne Underskirts,
Extra Wide. Umbrella
Style. Double Corded Ruffle; a res- QO?
ular 11.60 value. Friday 70C
tbout 25 Ladles' Wash Silk Shirt
Waists in Stripes, Chocks and
Plaids. White Collars, Yoke Back.
The 13.50 and 94.00 kinds. Friday CI ftQ
choice v1*70
5 ploces 50-Inch Turkey Red Table |
Linen. Regular 25c grade. Friday t nr
yard * 'c
!,0()0 Felt Window Shade*. Mounted qr
on Spring Rollers. Friday each.... 'C
S nieces 25c and 30c yard Wide Floor f q_
Oil Cloth. Friday yard ?7C
^ot Hearth Size White and Grey^Fur
l\urs, vaiun g?.w.
s nlcccs Fine Black Silk Laccn,
3 to 8 Inchcs wide. Worth up to irr
49c. Friday yard
oken Dinner Sets. Odd Cups
itters, etc. All pieces nicely
than plain white ware.
}
Thomas*
GEO. M. SNOOK & CO.
& co.
Tee.
or will be with its Saturday till
rits of his colebrated cleaner.
II tnhe great pleasure in making
Wo are sole agents in Wheelonly
cleans Kid Glores, but also
m Silk, Satin and Woolen Matext
week 25c box.
IN THE KID GLOVE DEPARTMENT.
md most mothers are busily on:hool
wants. Some thiugs not to
d Fabrics for Sehool Dresses?
;s, with embroidered initials?
Uy useful for out-of-town pupils,
iwl U4i?ln<iil llAjintitr IVim I)ai*c nml
iiu iiv.iivi j ivi uuja uuu
[Joys' Shirts and Shirt Waists,
Hose Supporters, Handkerchiefs,
\
i great stock or piece and ready'
two new ndditions are rapidly
soon, as these also will bo filled
ihoicost productions.
AAI/ ft />A
UUI\ & IU.
I PRIEDBt, 4s 00.
j (Taney Ornaments,
# -! Cake Plates, Salads,
| ?ut Giass<
JTYie (AT' ?
VERY
<??* ( LOW PRICES,
and see oar line, at all prices.
)EL & CO.,
HTRBBT.
t
i *?': i. "... ' .< [kh J.
: .?" r-:.:> .- : '
shoes-auxanpsb. ,
"The Wheeling '
$3.50
tie Shoe" <* I
is tkk piwjduct op one op the
best makers in america. made
p.y him vor us. just as we want 1
it made, guaranteed by us to
the weaker just as best shoes
should bd guaranteed-unconditionally.
better ones can,
not be gottfcn for 18.00. made
from any kind op leather you
want. on all late shapes. and
MADE TO PIT CORRECTLY.
ALEXANDER,
SHOE SEUfB. 1049 Main St.
BOBSEf TIMERS.
o*o*o?o*o?o*a?o*o*o?o
1 HORSE I
| TIMERS, f
2 Good, Reliable Ones, 2
I JUI to 5200.00 Each, J
I DILLON, WHEAT & |
3 HANCHER CO.'S,j? %
o 1223 Market St. u
O+O+O+O+O+O+O+O+O+O+o
8HOB8-NAY BROTHERS.
NAY BROTHERS'
" R0YAL."
NEW SHOE FOR HEN.
$3*50
Is the price. All styles. All leathers.
:ir I (do ra
K OO.OU
RUSSIA CALF. | Tll? popular mn.
To supply a growing demand for a
man's shoe to sell ut 13.60 we Introduce
our NEW SHOE FOR MEN.
Best shoe for the price that money
can buy. Every pair warranted. Fit
guaranteed.
NAY BROTHERS'
" ROY.AL."
See them in our north window.
1
Nay Brothers,
One Price. Shoes. 1317 Market St*
?ta3iMigenrer
Ofl1r?: Nut. SB and 27 Fourteoutli Street.
Srw A<lvrr(.?riitnnta*
Mr. II. M. Schockey?Teacher Piano,
Violin and Harmony.
Auction Sale-T. M. Garvin, Assignee.
For Fair Wock?J. S. Rhodes & Co.
Headquartere for School Books and Supplies?
Stunton's Old City Book Store.
Visitors?J.hit's Drue Store.
I'arafllne Wax?H. F. Behrena Co.
lor Sale?Simpson & Tatum.
Notice?Charles Hell.
Try It?Albert Stolxo & Co.
AllftB x' ranees u ocn out noutKu it?
School.
Just In Season?Geo. W. Johnson's Son*.
To-duy's ISconomlcal Opportunities?
8tono & Thomas?Eighth Pace.
It's Your Fault?McF&duen's?Second
Pa*e.
Gloves Cleaned Free?Geo. M. Snook &
Co.?Eighth Page.
A Long Ffllt Want Supplied In the New
Kabo?Geo. E. Stlfel & Co.?Third Page.
20.000.
We Iiatd flitrd moro than Iwnty thau.
sand pnlm of SnrciKOlu, glvln* tin a record
nitil ftpmiritce unequalled bjr any
other optician In Wont Virginia, Satlsfac*
tloii cuarnii-Mcd.
.JACOB U*. GKUBU, Optician,
Jio. l.'SOll .t.urltet Stree'.
C. Hess & Sons' Tall Opening.
fINE TAILORING?POPULAR PRICES.
Regardless of advance in wooloni, we
nro prepared 10 itinko to order Nulls,
OTrrcoatniiml Iroutnra at last rear's reduced
and popular prices, nits 640.00
up. Overcoat* SiK.OO up. Pnma 85.00
up The artistic cat und stylish appearuuee
ofour uiirmeuts rccotumcnd (hem* 1
Helvrs. Inviting inspection.
C. II EI.S ft KO.\S
Fashion aide Tailors and Fine FuruUliers,
J 381 nml 1333 Market Street.
NOTICE TO WATKR CONSUMERS.
All prraoti* tliat ?rr In nrreara In their ,
witirr rent* for tit mouth* or mora nre I
lirrelij* nutlfleil It they nrn not |Milil on
or hrtor *e|it??inlter l.1? 1NUH, tlie water |
will be Mhnt off, i
TIIKCITT WATKR BOARD. ,
JOHN K. Mil KL1.II AHKt Secretary*
PRINCIPAL JOHN M. BIRCII, of ,
the Llnsly Institute, or some member ,
of the faculty will he at the school,
building dally, from IO:rJO until 12 a. in.,
to mci?t those who desire to enter students
for the next school year, begin- ,
nlng Monday, September 12, 1S98,
tit C'lrrU Rohrr'wn'i Oilier,
In Clerk Robertson's office yesterday
the following deed wan recorded: ,
Deed dated September 7,189S. between
WlMiam J Orah&m and Maria Vance, <
transferring property ore Twenty-sixth
street; $825.
A marriage license was granted to
I nomas n. nron an?j u>uia wmn-y, vi
Washingtonv. Pa.
.Ml. tl? rlinutnl Acnrtrmjr.
The attraotlons.of fair week are much
enranced by the return, on most of the
trains, of the young ladles of Mt. d??
ChantaJ, with bright eyes and lots of i
color In their faces after the long vacation.
Ain?>ng thcmi an* a large num- J
her of apllcants for admission^ gome i
from far off stuites of the Union. For :
the coming scholastic your It Is expected
that t-here will bo nine "sweet girl graduates,"
? larger number than for many
years*. Ht. Kov. Bishop Donahue, who
taken a deep Interest In the Academy,
was fortunnie en<ftigb, while In the cant,
to Rvcnre fundi* to ho given ut* prlr.es for
excellence In special subjects during the
scholastic year, and It Is confidently expected
that this fact will give a new
stimulus to the Industry of the pupils.
The dlrvctrors and managers are u)*o
cnnsldc-ring the laying off of golf links,
In addition to the lawn tennis court*
Ail together, the outlook 1* exceedingly
1'iiKiik iur 111c iiMiwiiK ji-ur.
l?Ml"ONSDi:*lllOUH of ?o?nrlng t??nr- I
oiijjIi Inatrucllou mnl miilnblr liniira for
liftr lc??oii4 ulll iiIknn toll or mlilrna* !
Hfnry .1. Arlinii, I) reclor. on Mntfmlny, J
lxlivrMi III** liiMir* of 10 lo 19,'i to A mnl
loft. Iiialr notion 1-cnnwinil In nil brnnrlim
of ill* Whirling Co?M?r*?tory of M title,
No. <111 l iri.Mith Strrcf, .Moiiilnr, Nrnirm- I
l?ttr !?.
JEWISH NSW VKAU CAIU)S In
grcul variety of Ktylc# and prices at
STANTON'S llOOK-STORlfi.
;A ' , YVRAl
TiOW-DOWN.'
'Jim"Crawford Isa Very tore Individual
these days.
IIS RESIGNATION HANDED IN
IS A MEMBER OK FIRST DISTRICT
DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL.
COMMITTEE?THIS ACTION WAS
INDUCED BY THE EFFORTS OF
SOME OF THE LOCAL LEADERS
OF THE PABTY-MR. CRAWFORD
TALKED PLAINLY TO
THE COMMITTEE AND CANDI
UJVXtU. f
A hot nan under the collar Is James
D. Crawford, who was elected at the
Weston convention as the Ohio county
nember of the* Democratic congressional
jommittee of the First district, and who
lad the chairmanship of this committee
n view when the committee should
neet for organization in Wheeling,
rbe committee met here on Wedneslay,
and as previously stated, Melville
D. Post was elected chairman.
For some time previous to the meetng
there was a strong effort to throw
Crawford down, but he held on until
:he committeemen met in the Windsor
>&rlors Wednesday afternoon, when, af:er
seeing how the wind blew, Mr.
Crawford handed In his resignation.
The vacancy was filled by electing
Harry B. Gartley, of the Sixth ward.
Before resigning, Mr. Crawford used
iome strong language, and called the |
iMentJon of Mr. Blair and the commit:eemen
to the fact that It was through
lis efforts, to a great extent, that the
>hlo county delegation went solidly for {
aini? at thn xnnt'nntiAn. In renlsrJ It
vaa told the Madison district Democrat
hat Ohio's votes weren't necessary for
tfr. Blair's selection, but Mr. Crawford .
tuoted figures to the contrary.
After more heated discussion, Mr.
Crawford resigned. After the vacancy
vas filled, the committee proceeded to
jlect Mr. Post, who wasn't a member
>f the committee. Crawford and his
friends are hot and claim the Post selection
had been cut and dried weeks ago.
rhey say the committee displayed poor
judgment in not, at least, selecting a
member of the committee as chairman.
Mr. Crawford's friends seemingly forget
that the candidate usually names the
chairman, and often be is not a member
of the committee, so the committee did
Ill'l lUftC UllJ/iCbCUCUkCu uwuuu
Mr. Post, who Is not a member of the
committee.
When an Intelligencer reporter called
at the Windsor Wednesday evening, the
secretary of the (ummittee, In detailing
such of the proceedings as he cared to
have published, did not mention the episode
of Crawford's ten forced resignation.
It was a little unpleasantness that Mr.
Bland no doubt wished kept under
cover. . Of course he did not for an Instant
Imagine that his own party organ,
the Register, would mention the
matter?but it did, and the Incident bids
fair to become the cause of dissensions
In the party in this county that will be
of no inconsiderable extent
The I.ln?tjr IuatltnfA.
For the last few day* Principal John
M. Birch has been at his office in: the
LinsJy Institute building enrolling new
students. Ait unusualSy large number
have presented themee-lves for entrance
and the prospect? for next year are
mstrn fa*-rvrniKJr> fhntt llRllfll Th*? whnol
merits the liberal patronage of the citizens
of this city, for strenuous efforts
are constantly- being made to preserve
the high Htandard of the institution.
Principal Birch can be seen to-day and
to-morrow at the school building, between
10:30 and 12, where n'H necessary
arrangements can: be made.
.Mnalcnt fnitrucflou.
Edward Blumenberg will resume his
Instruction In Violin, Piano and Theory
at his residence, 68 Ohio street, (near
steel bridge), on Monday, September 12.
All persons ore requested to call early,
In order to arrange hours. Branch studio,
Clark street, Martin's Ferry, Ohio.
BUY your School Books and SuppMes
from Albert Dlttmar, 180S Market street.
Telephone No. W9.
TAKE the Warffuel Yacht Ferry at
the foot of Twelfth street, the quickest
route to the Fair Grounds.
JEWISH NEW YEAR CARDS !n
jreat variety of styles and prices at
STANTON'S BOOK-STORE.
LUNCHEON AT CHAPLWE ST. M. t. CHURCH.
A tlfirrii-crnt lunch will bo n??rvr<l In
!h? lector* room to-nlgiit (FrMityJ from
I in v n omcRi in crcom mm vanv nui
?l*o be srrvril*
TAKE) the Warffuel Yacht Perry at
[he foot of Twelfth street, the quickest
route to the Fair Ground?.
School llook*.
Remember, tve are headquarters for
School Books nnd Supplies. Our ?took
s now* complete; come earty and avoid
he rush. Albert Dittmar. 130S Market
street. Telephone No. 543.
31.50 CLEVELAND AND RETURN. 11.50 j
Inmlayi September 11, via Ptnnajlvanlii
Special train leaves Beltalre 6 n. ra.,
Bridgeport C:10, Martin's Ferry 6:16 a.
m. central time. Tickets on sale Sepember
10. Return, leave Cleveland 7:30 j
p. in. _
PllUbttrg Kxpoiltlon.
September 8, 15, 22 end 29 the Bait!- ;
moro & Ohio will sell excursion tickets
to Pittsburgh and return, at rate of ;
t2 ?r.. Including admission to the Exno
ulllun. Ticket* good for three dan.
jg^Sfecitl Sale
Our buyer I* now In New York purchan.
Inn our fall and holiday good*, and In order
to reduce our muck ar? offering: barMine
on our entire line.
WO Ladlea* nnd dente* Solid Gold and
Sold Killed Wntche*. warranted, from
Ui M) up.
GOO lM.nnond Rinse from $5 to $300.00 each. 1
you will llnd many bargains In Diamond*
in thl* Int.
Rngtnt' lM?nt Silver Knlvca nnd Fork*
|C.?6 |H?r clown. Solid 8llvcr Tea Spoon* (
U.75 p?r net. (
Indies' Solid Hold Hlng* from $1.00 tip. 1
Children*? Bolld flold ttlmr* from Wo up. i
Wo do flno watch repairing at rcduc?d i
prlcc*. (
SHEFF BROS., |
Corner Main and eleventh Street!. j
' yy i
SCHOOL BPIT8^
We're Out-Talked Oft
It Now
fl 5cbc
The news of to-day concerns schi
school clothing in particular, for
ment on our elaborate preparatioi
and become simply outfitters for tl
school boy may be as inexpensive
would not be a store for the peopli
k -< - 1 1. i}....:?
piy ail CttfeSCS Ui JSCUJJJW. uui II. a?
mands of the slender purse that we
ity. It is to the slender purse tha
portant if within reach. We sell n
we put them within reach. More
combined stocks of any three cloth
$1.75 to $&50 for Sb
$4.00 to $18x0 for L
MONEY BACK FOR WH.
r1 . 1 ' " 1 " 1
tThe I
Cloth
Hub Comer, Fourteen!
DPTOHE83 TBOUB
FROM THE SHEEP
DV ? *
IFUlCIICSd
Captured the Medals at
ALWAYS IN SHAPE, A1
We Know What the Trade I
The Manufacturers Authorize lis to Give W
WARRA
You may buy a pair of Dut
$2, $2.50, $3, $:
And wear them two months. Fo
TON that COMES OFF Wt w
If they RIP at the WAISTBAN1
CENTS, i If they RIP in the ?
PAY you^ONE DOLLAR or G
BEST IN THE WORLC
t=r . :
BAbKh
SOIiB AC
J. B. LOOKS 8HG
ill TWO SHOE
| LADIES'.{&it!
ill MflM'O (One lot of Mi
0: JliEifl 0.... ( coin toe, Iacc
< i
jj LOCKE SI
siHi
HOTELS.
soooooi^bocKxicdoboooooooQ
! -mari si to mi siaiiik" x
The Glades Hotel, ?
OAKLAND, Ma, $
[ "ALL THE YEAR ROUND." 8 ||;
IliiiiiiiiTife-tfi-i" :
-THB HUB.
en, Out-done Never. ^
' for ||
!>??,.? *1
30I necessities and, of course,
to-day we will suspend comfA.
ik. rn11 nAArlo n(
Id. Jut mc iau Iitcua ut dUUIUi
ic boys. The outfitting of the
or costly as you please. Wc
: unless we were fitted to supespccially
in meeting the dc!
claim our proudest superiorit
high qualities are most imothing
but high qualities, and
boys' clothing here than the
ling houses in the city.
lort Trouser Suits.
ong Trouser Suits.
AT DOES NOT SUIT.
Hub t
iers, w
;h and Market Sis.
EBS-BAEB'B.
TO THE MAN.
froasers
; World's Fair, 1893.
I
Bi^^
MO EASE REMAIN THE SAME.
WORK OR PLAY.
demands and We Meet It
1th tvcry Pair Sold This Uabeard-of
NTY.
chess Wool Trousers at
J.50, $4
en TcrjcxTTMrD DTTT.
r every xj\j * ill
PAY you TEN CENTS
D WE will PAY you FIFTY
iEAT or elsewhere, WE will
HVE YOU A NEW PAIR
>. TRY a PAIR.
' CLOTHING
1 HOUSE
a-EKTS.
IB COMPANY. _______
:Q
I SNAPS. |!|
Ladies' Choco $4 rtfl !j:
lace Shoes at V*?uu
asrlr. $1.251
10E CO. |||
irjo adv,^t,sb
H K WIDELY
J I ill CIRCULATED
NEWSPAPER.
DEMTISTRV.
~ E. E. WORTHEN.
DENTIST.
P?body Building, Room Ns>. 3V>.
26 Market Street.... Whwlinj. ?' v*
?TIM IU.1VATO1. l'a

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