The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume], March 28, 1899, Page 8, Image 8

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Stone & C/iomat. [
Stone &
High Class Bres
Showing them here on a
season. The trade demands
and less prices is what has ma
Come in to-day, look around,
not in the habit of trading here
surprise.
Dressy Imported Fabrics. jl
Epenpallncs, Poplins, EriRllsh Coverts. |
whipcords, Cordcu Novelties, etc., In all | :
the latr? sprlnpT colors, 45 to W Inches , i
wide. Excellent high qualities at most 11
reasonable prices? |
r*D.. CI PA I IM /!?> V- - - I
satt oi>ju unu oi.ua iara. J
"Parlsonne" Embroidered Novelties for 1
"Waists and House Gowns, all colors, 45 ,?
Inches wide? |4
51.25 Yard.
New Plaids. i
Imported Plaid Patterns, one of a kind *
only. Violet. Green and New Blue color j
combinations In exquisite styles? j
75c one! 51.25 Yard.
New Grenadines.
A most desirable fabric this season. We j
aro showlnp an exquisite line of new
color combinations In beautiful Stripes, .
Bars and Fancies? |l !
525 to 535 a Pattern.
Popular Price Dress Go
25c, 39c, 49c, 59c and so c
ance. All the newest weaves
spection solicited.
New Carpets. !!i
Her? are a few Items from this depart- !
ment for this week that mean a great j
Bavlng to Carpet buyers:
Body Brussels Carpets in Rich QQr '>
Dark Colorings, 11.25 grade, at.. |
Wilton Velvet Carpets, the $1.50 <?1 HO1
grade at pj-.WU i
Velvet Carpets, regular 11.00 70r j
quality, at 'OL;,
Agra All Wool Injrraln Carpets,
the heaviest and beat made, 73c CQr :
kind at JsK, j
Hartford Axminste-r Carpets, tho
regular *1.3.1 kind, irado, laid QQr
and lined this week at yard.... i
The Woman's Easter I
on sale at our store, under
, Daughters of the First Christia
i
QrmiF &
Seo. Si. Sr.ooh S: Co. |
Snook
Bring
PA^IS,
LONDON
and N?W YOI^i
to your very doors! Wheel
direct contact with the world's
the world's best is to be founi
this store.
~~~?~~~~J Inspiring ai
p tcgraphic vividi
taster cloak rooa
... fu! cloak room i
NeXt customers?plei
c . sides?at all tin
isnnaay. The shimm
WAISTS OF SI
I fie the thorough m
rw. , The clcgat
tflict colored, man-to
? art has left its i
llaS Those shaf
! fi or Sicilian, whi
ilOIie from the knee I
I1 p .. Those jaun
toriii: linings of livclj
y such a sudden
lOU vet these are 01
Must
n
Wear Leaumy
Something in Wcst Vi!
New. READY
from
Jeweled Kid Gloves I
i For Easter $1.85 Pair. |
Colors which you will not'find among
any other line. The kid la softer?the
fit even more perfect. Four other wellthought-of
lines of Kid Gloves In which
' | wc can supply any wantablo shade:
Cliaiimonl 9Sc pair.
Bertliold 51.35 pair.
Fontaine ?1.50 pair.
Reigoier $1.85 pair.
Rare shades of Misses' Kids, 89c.
Slone <f \jhorr.at
Thomas.
is Fabrics.
larger scale than ever this
them. Greater assortment
dp thp nhnvp fnrtc nncciKIa
ask the prices. It you are
you will find an agreeable
Sew Black Crepons.
Pino Figured, Striped anil Matlasle effect
Crepons. The very latest styles In
this popular fabric this season, <?1 CA
superior finish. To-day ipx*J\J
Imported Crepons,
In the most stylish designs?
51.75, $2.25, S2.50 anJ $3.50 Yd.
.Ark you to come and seo the above lines.
Pine dressy materials at less prices than
Kou'd expect /or like qualities.
Sew Corded Effect Black Goods.
Epensallnes, Bias and Melrose Cords,
Ben ?a linos, etc., all de*ln?hl? fabrics this
season, 36 to 48 lnchcs wide?
50c to SI.50 Yard.
K Special in Serges forTo=day.
Two kinds. Imperial and Storm Serge,
SO inches wide, excellent quality at
50c Yard.
iods.
)n here, too, in<great abundand
latest colors. An inRick
Silks.
Not space hero to do this great Silk
showing justice. Cun only mention a few
of tho many kinds: j
FINE NOVELTY SILKS?
Ombre Plulds nnd Stripes. Ribbon
Stripes, Carmella Stripes, Braid Effects. ,
j.uscun j-iaius, eic. aji mo new spring
colors. Qualities you would hardly
think possible to sell at this price,
' IMPORTED WAIST PATTERNS?No I
two alike, exquisite colors and styles? !
$1.50 Yard.
A SPECIAL IN BLACK SILKS to-day?
20 nieces, embracing Bengallnes, Peau
<!e Sole. Ottoman, Satin Dutchess.
Gros Grain, etc., actual value 31.35. OQ/To-day
70C
lerald
the auspices of the King's
n Church.
T HOM ASc
|
?co. SK. 3no oh S: Co.
ling is in
,best:andt Mrn
d right at \
'U
re the scenes which flit with cincomeless
before one's view in that NEW
I?that big and roomy?bright and cheerjf
ours on the ground floor. PLEASED
ntv of them?are what one see on all
ICS.
ering beauty of those Paris-fashioned
ILK, each bearing the magic touch of
odiste.
it yet severe simplicity of those soft
lilorcd SUITS, upon each of which true
mpress.
tely separate SKIRTS of Crcpon, Serge
ch arc gored to gradually flare outward
ine down.
ty tight and loose front JACKETS, with
' taffeta, the lengths of which come to
stop, arc each and all truly fascinating;
ily some of the glimpses of beauty which
ive home the fact that this, the
irv /> *
yry n?ooas House
rginia is also the Leading Store for
10-WEAR ARTICLES,
59c Wrappers to 559.00 Suits.
Rainbow
Ribbons.
In which the colors are arranged
crosswise, and which arc again crossed
with cords running lengthwise, Ilnd Instantaneous
favor with buyers who are
necking the PRETTIEST Neck and
Walat Ribbons to wear with the Parte
Grey or Rose Gold Ruckles and Clasps
lo uo nnu nero in mien uivenuiy.
Raster Neck and Waist Wear of every
.sort.
KA3TI5H PAHAHOLS, with ruffles In
plenty, ns low as ?2.D5.
Ileal Sterling Nethersolo Bracelets,
8Go and up.
Sood Shoe*.
SS^S&easonable ant* Reasoaal
\f The Way the Deacon
9r Built His Famous
| "One Horse Shay"
C3
a Is the way we always have i
3 footwear built.
03
U "Fur," said the dcacon, "
a mighty plain
2 That the weakest place must st:
the strain;
Ja An' the way t' fix it, uz I mainta
Is only jest
T' make that place uz strong
the rest."
t There are no weak spots in <
f Spring Shoes?strength; beauty!
A/) perfect fitting are their characi
jjjj istics.
jj ALEXANDER,
O Good Shoes. 1049 Mt
Saner Shoes.
Easter Shoes.
Spring styles now ready for inspect!
See the NEW BOSTON TOE. Pleas
novelties?correct ideas. Leaders
popular priced footwear.
Nay Brothers,
THE J3I7 Market*
WHITE FRONT. Wheeling.
Ofllcc: und 27 Fourteenth Streo
New Advertisements.
Wanted?A Good Man.
Bicycles?GeorRe W. Johnson's Sons.
A Dream Realized?H. F. Bchrcn*
Co.'s.
Carpet Soap?H. II. List
Stocks for Sale?Simpson & Tatum.
Rose's Lime Juice?Albert Stolze & C
Pttlne's Celery Compound?'Third pa?
Crepon Sale?Geo. E. Stlfel & Co.?F;
pa*?.
Wanted?23 tfrls.
To Loan?57,OW.
Good Furniture Simply Can't ho So
House & Herrmann?Fifth page.
MILLINERY Opontiig Tuesday r
Wcflnubduy. SWAB ACK F.R'!
C. HESS & SONS' SPRING OPENl
We liavonow on exhibit ouo of i
largest and bent selected stocks off
tailoring at popular prices In the el
Wo have added to our cutting depn
J. Ed. Dorner. one of the most fushl<
ublo cutters cast.
Tho artistic cut, stylish npneiira:
and excellency lu make-up of our g
merits will speak for themselves.
Always tlio newest In tine furnli
Ings. C. IIKS8 ?fc SONS,
Fashionable Tailors and Fine Fundi
ers, UP.il and 1J123 Market Street
MILLINERY Opening Tuesday c
Wednesday. SWA1IACK tilt':
20,000.
We lmvo fitted more than twei
thousand pairs of Spectacles, glvlnc
a record and experience uneqiiulled
any other optician In Went Vlrglu
Satisfaction guaranteed.
JACOB W. <>]trHK. Optician,
No. 1."()(? Market Stree
MILLINERY Opening Tuesday i
Wednesday. SWAHACKliR':
ATTEND the Opening of the Samj
Llngaman Co., this afternoon and e
nir.g.
Forced her to Leave.
Harry Dennlger was arrested 1
night by Lieutenant Ed. Michaels, i
wil appear before Squire Rogers to-i
to answer a charge of threatening
kill Nellie White, an Alley C. siren. :
alleges that Dennlger forced her
leave a house In the alley at the pc
of a gun, and accompany him to
home, on Twenty-ninth street. Den
ger la a young married man. but he I
his wife have separated.
Hot h Were field.
Squire Oreer last night held I
Hill and Elsie Gray to the grand ji:
The Hill woman was charged w
snatching a bunch of money from
pocket of J. H. Devlne, In the Sec<
ward. Gray's offense was threaten
to do Injury to the woman If she te.
fled In the case, as he and the Hill i
man are very friendly. Last ni
neither had furnished the requi
bond.
In Clerk Robertson's Onico.
Yesterday In Clerk Robertson's oil
the following transfer of real est
wan ri'iurufu;
Deed made March 20, 1899, by C.
bert Kclm, trustee, to Jessie F. Fra
helm; consideration ^4.f?00; transf
lots 9. 10,11, 11! 13 and 14 at IScho Po
The power of attorney from the H,
atel Tobacco Company to Melville
Post was recorded.
Three deeds of trust were recorded
Tim A, O. I'. W.'s Headquarters
The Grand Lodge A. O. TJ*. \\f. has
tabllshed new quarters In the La:
building, at Market and Fourtee
streets. The new grand secretary
Frank Clmse, who succeeds Joslah .c
clalr, resigned.; The local lodges
also move to the Lange building fi
the Grand opera house block, on A
1. The order met ut the latter pi
for live years.
Kseaping gas )iurns<
A leak In the Trl-state gas compar
gas main, on Peter's run, near Trlai
phla, has filled the residents of t
section with alarm for months bn
and when yesterday a hid named 1
Jones set lire to the leaking pas,
Indignant neighbors chased him o
many a yard of country, but the I
managed to escape. The lias was
blazing last night and Is likely to u:
the leak Is repaired.
Til 10 ladles of the Cathedral Tab
nnclo will huvo ? <llHplit>- of their wi
on exhibition xit tho parlor of tho C
roll Club Wednetulny afternoon and
enliif?. AH are Invited to call.
OPKNINd to-dny mid to-morrow
Carl's, niM)t .lat'of) Htroot,
ATTEND tho Opening of tho Snnu
Llnifnmnn Co., thin afternoon and o
nln?.
MILMN1SKY Oiicnlnic Tnosduv i
A\ udnoaday. bWAllACKliR'j
E SENSATIONAL
Is the Arrest of J. K. llissom
the Instance of a
,ur FRIEND OF HIS SON, S.K.H1SS0
^ Who wns Recently Adjudged Insa
After a prolonged Hearing Befo
ind Justice Greer ?It Is Alleged t<
KIdcr llissom Offered to Bribe
in,
itness at the Hearing, Miss Kdl
uz ii. Mascr?Tho Hearing To-dny.
Dur 'An Interesting development of t
md famous Hissom Insanity trial was t
ter- arrest yesterday of James R. HIsbo
of the Island, on n warrant chargl
him with having offered to bribe a w
ness in the case against his son, Dr.
|J|U Iv. Hissom, whom it will be rememb*
?- ed was adjudged Insane after a lengt!
examination before Squire Greer.
Mr. Hissom was served with t
warrant at his home yesterday aftt
noon by Constable F. C. Darby, and
gave bond In the sum of SDOO for 1
appearance before Squire Dunning,
2 o'clock this afternoon.
The warrant was sworn out 1
Charles T. Woods, a friend of young I
Hissom, who alleges that the seni
llissom offered money to Miss Edith
! Maser, a material witness, to testl
falsely In the case of the state vs. S. !
Hissom.
This afternoon's hearing will occasl
great interest, und another chapter w
be added to some breezy litigation.
AN EXCELLENT SHOWING
Made in the Year Just Ended by tl
Pollock Oil Company.
The annual meeting of the stoc
holders of the Pollock Oil and Gas Coi
' pany was held last evening. The repc
on. of the operations of the company f
ing the past year was very gratifying. T
in well Just brought In, and noticed in t
Intelligencer, is the largest ever drill
In the Waverly lleld. The well Is
large that the company has not y
I been able to get It under control.
? The following directors were electe
*' Ralph Kline, Andrew Hare, J. W. Goo
= man, Charles P. Wood and Frank
Hare. The directors organized
electing Frank P. Hare, president, a:
Simon Kline, secretary.
= A Military Association.
t. A number of boys between the ag
= of fourteen and twenty-one years a
organizing a military association, a
cording to a notice left nt the Intel
& gencer ofilce last night by several
those who were conspicuous in t
"American 13of" association. A me<
^ ing of boys is called for to-morn
o. evening at 7:30 o'clock, at the noli
Iftli court room. A preliminary organlz
<tior. under the title of "The Wheel!
Guards.' has been effected, with t
Id? following otllcers:
Sergeant-at-arms?Samuel GUlespy
Secretary?Edward Schaub.
tnd Vice President?Edward Neuhardt.
The call for the Imeetlng conclud'
"We want eleven more drummers,twel
lifers and two hundred privates."
tjlQ Husband niul Wife Fined.
Ino As David Marshall was donning 1
attire Jn his home, in the Sixth wai
on- yesterday, preparatory to a jump 1
lev Detroit, Mich., Constables "Dom" Mc
ur- rls and James Crelghton by some ski
fill maneuvering, laid hands on hi
and bore him oft in triumph to Squl
Haberfleld's office, where he was u
" sessed $.r? and costs for assaulting 1
wife, and placed under a peace boi
tnd His wife, Mrs. Mary Marshall, who w
S. the complainant, was later fined SI a
costs for using profane languag.e at t
Instance of her sister, Mrs. Charles 3d
nty Kinney. Marshall couldn't pay 1
rtn> fine, and went to jail. He made soi
k.v sensational allegations concerning 1
wife's conduct with other men.
t. 1*1101 ograplis for Easter.
What would be a more appropria
and valued Easter souvenir than oni
portrait fresh from the studio of a ph
. tographer whose work is svnonymo
with artistic posing, retention of t
ve" likeness, first class finish and genei
excellence?
Nothing.
And where is there a photographer
ast this section -whose work stands high
ind In every particular than Kirk's?
lay None.
Sittings can bo arranged for any tlr
iins wees aim ine portraits will ne
She your hands at the earliest possible m
jo ment. always remembering there will
)lnt no undue haste and slip-shod work.
In the Criminal Court.
inU Yesterday, in the criminal cou
Judge Hugus, the following businc
was transacted:
State vs. Thomas Gatrell; demnrr
,,, overruled and case set for tr:
J,a March 30.
*r>". William Neuman's bond was declar
ith forfeited, and the parties were called.
City of Wheeling vs. Wllhelm; set t
. March 30.
Dnd -o
ing The Golden Eagle Fair.
s.tl" The committee on the fair and can
kV?" val to bo given by the Golden Eaglt
May 1 to Cth Inclusive, Is working ha
rctl to make the affair a success. T
Pythian castle has been secured for t
week'and will be handsomely decorat
In gay colors and bunting. After
lc0> o'clock each evening the lUior will
ate cleared and dancing will be the featui
Dr. Bull's Congh S.vrup is the pc
pie's remedy. It will cure the woi
nz- cough or cold when other medlcir
ers have failed.
Int. ATTEND the Opening of the Samp
ll!\" Lingaman Co., this afternoon and e\
' ning. ^
MIT?TJXKHY Opeulnir Tuesday a;
Wednesday. hWAHACK Kit's!
?.?. Ol'TCNING to-day and to-morrow
* Cnrl'ts 511)01 Saeol) street.
ngo ?.
nth ATTEND the Opening of the Samp
ia Llngaman Co., this afternoon and e\
;in- nlng.
on! Auction Sale of Furniture and C;
lull petn.
ace The Mctiure House carpets and ft!
nlture will be sold at auction Wednc
day, Thursday, Friday and Saturdii
March 39, 30, 31 and April 1. Sale coi
jy'a menclng nt 3 p. in. each day. Entrau
(in Twelfth street.
X ..Second Sight.
v,!',. When you fool that you have tried ovei
, Jinil ovurvnni" rnn?.i1i .. ? i_
? - . . -?"Ill ?iit. Iiu
".'m occurronco Ik the aurprlso fhown by t
ll"' benetlted patients, at our ollleo.
Do vow have headache? Do your c>
water"? Do they nniart or. burn? Does t
print run toother when reading? Fool
If hcuiu before tho eyes? Do thhiK* appc
.* doublo or mixed up? Huvo :i desire to r
1 tho eyew? Twitching? Does the light pc
nr" them? Vor any troublo of your eyes e<i
ev- m,jt us. During this month wo devt
much tlmo to ohlldrcn's eyes. We ma
Hawses at popular urlces (ono reason 1
? mir popularity)?make a careful nxamln
thin free of charge. The heft proof of o
huccohs H tho number of rccommcndatlo
from our old patients.
)le
vc; PROF. II. SHEFF,
ma
In Cor. Main and Eleventh Streets.
Che Stub Clothier*. |
I've Been looking All (
at
that Suit. It Is a very common mi
customers almost dally, but It Is on
__ fits wejjre now offering for both men and
|fl please both the eye and pocketbook. Ev<
are far ahead of anything we have heretof<
rlc8, and at prices, well they have been ell
no trifle left above the cost of material, ant!
rc> which brings people to our store again an
This Is Children's week In our Boys' an
of new novelties offered last week now rea<
n Of course, your money back if you say
th
so FOURTEENTH AND M.
et .
(3: Slaer'a Clothing Jtouse.
a- ?
p.
by A i i P
~ a roreiasie 01
re The stock is changing
out with culminations of the
or that have been perfecting
!l- months past.
nv
ice
? Juvenile Appa
We can't say too much
ef. styles of Suits to be found in
this spring. The splendid
Vestee Suits, in ages 3 to ?
rjS Boys' Suits, in ages 9 to 16,
:or is truly something to be
Suits, ages 14 to 20, which a
sio ana 5512, are tne cest \
^ the Wheeling public.
id.
as . :
nd
* L(? E
to Twelfth Street.
j'S , 1 11 .... ?
113 9eo. 51. Cat/lor Co. [
: GEO. R. TAYO
er
ne .
= Easter St
t| Tailor=Mad
J Dress Skin
Our department
shapes and Materl
ll~ tavt^rii The Sl
yXfeSA assurance that no
he AnWi'A. Pointed by n visit t
h0 asvkl!e^ novelties in
10 SILKS, RIBBONS,
be i BROIDERIES, Etc
e. Mmi CENTEMERI K
i/J>XXXyKX\ this week.
?* In addition, wo c
ulne LAMB SKIN
Owing to the suc<
?X^\XX^y^xM stratlon, Miss "NVhl
,p" us until March '31
fitted, whether tht
ml
- GEO. R. TAYLC
le
jOockc S/ioc Company. i
\ t.% j w,t^?ut a r
I V*\\ l\ ; j! of Ladies'
I \\// inspection,
V \qsT^ and nlso B
ho tops. Spc
s DIAMONt
i In
V>? ^fi-*OC
ur - - ?~
ns
m IBBEl
?J
Sir 3(nb Clotiler*.
)ver Town
And hero I am again to get
ittor for us to hear thin from
ly natural because these nobby out.
I boys are of that class of Roods that
try one we are showing this sprlr.j
jro shown, both In style, flt and fab.
pped and pared till there's but a
I It Is absolutely natural attractloa
d again.
d children's departments. Hundred!
dy for the boys.
so.
iHfe**
11 B .Free.
fi\ Life size or miniature
I ^ Pflti portrait of yourself or
% i aiiy of your family or
raraw friends. Secour corner
window for specimeos ol
I the work we are offer*
fl ' Iwl '"? ^'c 816 a's# s'10w'
Ss&i |JSj| ing a fine selection ol
jpitwslt these life mm***
|pljlj|l| lions in onr Boys' ud
Children's Departments.
ARKET STREETS.
SRaer't Clothing Siouse,
Spring.
its dppearance, budding
best skilled tailor ideas
themselves during the
reL
in praise of the elegant
our juvenile department
showing of Junior and
i, and Double Breasted
? 4- ^ ^ ^ rK . - J
aL ailu s4-5?i
proud of. The Youths'
ve show at $7.50, $8.50,
ahic ever placed before
I
1211
PCOisL'M 9
Clothing House.
9c 0. 51. Uai/lor Co.
W'imW
yles
e Suits,
ts and Jackets.
complete with New and Exclusive
als.
innnca nft nlnn.1 11 ? *V/?
buyer, however critical, will be dlsapo
the department.
BLACK CREPONS, GRENADINES,
LACE SCARFS, TRIMMINGS, EMEtc.
ID GLOVES?Easter shades opened
iffer a SPECIAL BARGAIN In r pen*
GLOVE (white only), for $1.00 a pair,
ess of the "La Vida" Cor?et demonic,
the expert fitter, will remain with
. Ladies are invited to call and b?*
;y wish to purchase or not.
jRJMPAE
JOoekc Shoe Company.
ter Shoes.
?-;u rnmcleti
VIVO 4VJ1 IW i W II. Uw ?
lew pair of shoes. We submit our line
fine Cincinnati made Shoes for your
believing that they are the best in tie
have them in correct shades of Tan,
lack, all leather, or with silk vesting
icial attention is called to the neff
) last; it is a beauty.
3 Grades f $2.00,
{ $2.50,
3 Prlccs ( $3.00.
;ke Shoe Co*
1FIT1 ADVBRTI3B
1 .IT , IN A
1K WIDELY
I I . CIRCULATED
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