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5c o. 5. v tifcl <{ Co. I Sto. S. Siifet Sr Co.
1154 to 1160 Main Street.
Last Bay lints
for "mementos" and
accessories for the..
Easter Outfit
From our extra large stock we feel we can
FIT YOU TO-DAY in SUIT, WRAP,
SKIRT or WAIST without alteration.
jt jfi TRY US. & & ** JOur
Glove List, RibbOHS
in all ^colors, at all prices for ^ Waist or Ncck
rom Si-oo up. Thousands of yards, in al
Maggionni Francesco, widths and colors, includ
Fownes, Hand, ing the Dresden Stripe:
Monarch, ^ and Pcrsian Beltings.
_ . -Wfe: French Gra)', Gold anc
1C'0USSe' Silver Buckles; also clasp;
Reynier, Suit for neck ribbons.
,l0!Jwn' Lady" Purses and Chatelaines,
Special Mocha Glove for aiso Leather Belts. Sonit
Ladies, in black or gray, | entirely new things spe
$1.00. j{ cially for Easter.
QeOa E. Stlfell & Co.
S1. bundling i0 Co. I SD. Sundiing & Co,
If Your Boy
Is to be
ira $ I /ctv /ri
v/urn MM inc;yi
you will be interested in knowing tha
we have made big preparations for this importan
church event. Many styles to choose from and a gooi
many made specially for this purpose.
Knee Pants Suits, new weaves 53.00 to $5.00
Long Pants Suits..... SS.00 to 512.00
in the latest blue and black worsteds, whipcords
diagonals and serges, sizes from 14 to 19. In a word
we show the finest line of Confirmation Suits ii
Wheeling?look at them, we will abide by your ver
diet?together with the prettiest line of EASTEI
NECKWEAR. New additions arriving daily.
1 Gundling I Co.9
STAR CLOTHIERS. U and 36 Twelilli S
Jllcxandcr j-rcm. | Alexander O-reio.
> /f> UR New Carpets Are Now |
I %J Keadv for Inspection. <
t
j|lc pattems are bcautifui and $
A T-Jlll/ the prices are the lowest. ;!
| ^ j THESE PRICES i|
a ....ON.... | ARE FOR CARPETS i:
Carpets. ITL
va.j LINED. I;
> < *
is Best quality 10 wire Tapestry, a yard 80c ;>
< Body Brussels, a yard $!.05 I
Best quality Super, a yard 70c ;!
Velvets and Axminsters, a yard $1.00 I
, ALEXANDER FREW, |
% 1208 MAIN STREET. ?
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Flower j Markct
Display i I
APPROPRIATION
Considered by the Council Con
mittec on Finance bin
NO ACTION TAKEN LAST NIGH
Owing to the Fact That nil the 1)
pari meat insinuates Have not Ret
Presented? A Determination i
"Wipe out the Outstanding Orde
Tfuit Have Long Been a Disturbir,
Element in City Finance.
0 Last night the council committee (
finance met in the mayor's otllce, ell
building, for the purpose of discussir
the department estimates and to fran
the annual appropriation orcllnanc
Owing to the fact that all of the depar
ments have not yet filed their estimate
it was found the work could not 1
taken up Intelligently. The most In
port matter discussed was the ou
standing orders evil and a determini
tlon was evinced to do away with it.
The meeting was presided over t
Chairman McMechen. There were pre;
ont Councllmen Maxwell, Schmld
Caldwell, Klndelberger, Knoke an
liachmann, as well as Mayor Sweene;
City Clerk Wutklns and City Becelvt
Forgey.
The discussion was opened by consU
eratlon of City Clerk "VVatklns' estlmai
of receipts for the year 1899, footing u
$42(1 fill iifi- r net
$428,150 94. The receipts in 1898 wei
$408,233 62. Clerk Wat kins' estlmal
1 was for revenues footing up nbout $110
1 000, but this was Inter increased cor
slderably, when the committee took u
" each item of revenue. The committee
estimate was as follows:
5 ESTIMATED RECEIPTS.
Water board $llfi,107
Gas IJoard 9j,0C0
Fifty-cent levy 115,000
1 Ten-cent levy 23,000
1 Licenses <10,0<X) i
Cemeteries 400 1
2 Ront of city property SCO
1 Railroad tax 3.815
B. P. W. contingent fund 21,40.*
Balances from last year 8,027
$423,011
Mr. Maxwell spoke at some length a
to the practice of estimating receipt
above figures which could be reason abl
I expected to be realized. He desired t
hear from the city receiver on the pre;
- ent outstanding orders of the city. -A
all of the departments had not yet mail
estimates of their needs for 1899, M
Maxwell moved that the receiver fin
nish such a statement for use by th
committee at its next meeting. Th
motion met with general favor and wn
passed.
Clerk "Walk ins* estimate of expend
tures was as follows, and Is within tli
limit of revenue as estimated by th
committee. It la as follows:
ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES.
Gas board S WS.OOO i
= Water board 110.107
Contingent expenses 13,000
Salaries 11,03 i
? Collection of taxes 3,000 i
Loan of 1S77 7,200 1
Loan of 1SS1 11,S49 i
Loan of 1885 L-J.2.V)
Electric light loan 9,440
Main street bridge. No. 1 1.372;
Main street bridge. No. 2 4,170 1
Interest coupons '
(Vn~fluent fund. H. p. W 18.000 l
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^ Florist j
1 1 1 1
Tcn-ccnt fund, U. P. W 22.100 CO *
Cemeteries I.OW Q'i \
Markets 2,202 67 *
Ileal estate S.fiOO 00 i
Police department 27.000 00
City prison 4,500 00 *
!, Health department P, 090 00 t
Scales "00 00 f
Flro department 32.000 00
New ordinance book 2,WW 00 j
Total cs J
T UK1UF MENTIOK1NGS. J
Events In and About l lie City Given in c
Cm u Xntshell. J
This is April Fool's day. I
11 Squire Fitzpatrlck yesterday dismiss- c
to ed the charge- of drunkenness against 1
Louis Frederick. <3
The indications are for fair weather 1
ig Raster Sunday, At which the Easter 3
millinery will rejoice. a
An Easter service wJJJ be held at <he ,
Young: Men's Christian Association ^
building Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock. a'
,n All men will be welcome. t
ly The National PJxchange bank, of \ig
Wheeling, has declared its first quar- (
?e teriy dividend of one un^ one-half per n
0 cent. The checks will roach the stock- t
holders this morning. i;
The enterprising firm of G. Mendel & I
s? Co. has just put into service one of the -A
)e handsomest wagons ever seen in tills ^
i. city, and it is doubtful if a liner vehicle
of Its character Is made.
Last night occurred the death of Mrs.
Elizabeth Sterrett Muldrew, wife of Mr.
Andrew Muldrew, retired, of Sixteenth
>y street. The funeral arrangements had o
not been made last night.
lj "Warrants against parties fiuspected of ?
stealing Intelligencers from South Side
' subscribers were sworn out in Squire s
Dunning's court yesterday, and Consta- S
- l?Ii> Tliirhv pvticctc hom ^
:e Aay' c
p Last night "Edward Grubler, a catcher
is employed In the "WWtaker tin mill, re- F
e celved a bad cut on hia leg at the an:e
kle, caused by a pack of iron. The p
cut bled profusely, and Grubler was C
i- removed in the city ambulance to his ?
ip homo in the East End. %
's A change is to be made on April 1 in
the method of handling the detective
force, east of the Ohio river, of the L
77 Baltimore & Ohio railroad. The depart- q
00 ment will be placed under the immedlM
ate supervision of Special Agent Shaw,
whose headquarters are in Baltimore.
f"i The county commissioners' committee
CO on finance met yesterday afternoon and 01
discussed the estimates for the ensuing jj,
year presented by the several commit- '
L tees of the board. The finance commit- xv
ji tee will report its appropriation ordi- C
s nance for action by the board on Mon- Hi
toy- n ir
o A COl J J'i: 1.1VKK.
,s Peculiar Effects of tlic Beverage. ni
le Unfortunately, I was the unwilling
t*. possessor of a hopelessly torpid liver,
"- which kept growing more and more h
>e hopeless as the years went by. It finally o
e became impossible for me to obtain **
s sleep at night unless absolute stillness ?
reipned.
Living }n the cily, I was disturbed
c many times at night, so that Anally I **
u was sent to the country, ahd there the
least bark of a dog or the sound of a
j cow bell broke up my light repose and A
rwi i nuf mr> Jntn n .Incnorilalv ?? I
__ . .. .?C? vv<uo vy?I"
! dition. Matters grew rapidly worse, and
^ finally culminated In a severe illness. n
M When 1 was convalescent the doctor ^
(mi positively forbade my using: coffee and
OA recommended Postum Cereal Food Cof- ^
[Jf fce* 01
This was a terrible blow, as I was n
1,0 coffee fiend, but I was weak enough to
be sensible, ?nd so I determined to try u
ni Voaiini, although I went at it very un- >1
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hit" with ;;; than a watch, just;
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etty hard % .enormous purchasi
; after you | 'nstead of our sellii
>ur money ?
'lie goods |
> sample, f /mswrnfm
eel as if * I mMM'
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get^ your;;; |
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-of course f $ 8c for the 12c g
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vllllagly. I determined to Know that li
vae fnade right, so 1 read the direction!
ttrefully and made the first cup myself,
[ was amazed at the rich brown liquid
hat steamed forth from the coffee pol
it luncheon that day and still more
imazed, when upon tasting It, I found
I had- n most delightful beverage, wltfc
i delicious coffee flavor.
It Is needless to say that Postum np)eared
upon my table from that tlm?i
)n. As the days went by,. I gradually
lotlced a change for the better, In
)oInt of health. It <ook some time tc
ccover from the rack of the nervous
lystem, caused by coffee, but I became
nore and more conscious thai I was
ileeplng soundly and Improving stead ly.
Naturally my Irritability dlrappearid.
I And myself now with twice, yes ten
Imes, the ability for enjoyment that 1
>revlously had.
One of my friends upon learning that
had been healed by leaving off coffee
md using Postum, exclaimed und ivonlered
how I could drink "that stuff." I
eplled that we were very fond of It Inleed,
actually preferring It to any brand
ijf coffee, whereupon she remarked that
offee was such a beautiful clear liquid
ind had such a delicious ta?te, while
'ostum was muddy and tlat. I saw
it once that my friend had- failed to
mve her Postum boiled properly, and
lelermlned to give her some good Posum.
She Is very easily prejudiced, so,
hortly after when she came to visit me
t the lake, I asked her to try some new
offee, and for two weeks I served Posum
to her, she believing all this time
liat she was drinking a very high priced
ml expensive brand of coffee. When at
he end of her visit, I told her that she
lad been having Postum Food Coffee
wo, and sometimes threo times a day
II of the period of her visit, she took
he joke In good part and said, "If that
? true, I am already a member of the
'ostum army and I will never resign."
inna M. Chamberlain, Minneapolis,
linn.
music at Vance Clmrcli.
The following Easter music proram
me will be followed at Vance Memrial
church on Easter Sunday:
MORNING SERVICE.
>pen Voluntary Dr. Bridge
Jurol?O. tho Glnd Day, (with violin
obllgato) Rosabel
olo?Our Lord Is Risen Ap. Modoc
olo?lmmortuJlty . Shepard
.nthem?Hallelujah! Christ Is Risen..
Clarke
'arol?Soc. tho Conqueror Mounts In
Triumph (with volln obllgato)....Nevin
'ostludo Wely
EVENING SERVICE.
rocesslonal March Mnssent
tarol?See. tho Connnero Mount* In
Triumph (with violin obllgato)...Nevin
olo?O, RIson I.ord Arms Fisher
nthem?Hallelujah! Christ Is' Risen!..
Clarke
olo?King, Ever Glorious Stalner
'arol?O, the Glad Dny (with Violin
obllgato) Rosabel
'oncludlng Voluntary Gulhnant
"The Wheeling: Guards."
"The Wheeling Guards," a juvenile
rganlzatlon, held a meeting at the poce
court room last evening and officers
ere elected as follows: President,
harles Neuhardi; vice president, Wilam
Dittinar; treasury, the Dollar Savigs
Bank; sergeant at armo, Samuel
lllespie. Another meeting will be
?ld at the police court room next Wedusday
evening.
ORDINARY household accidents
ave no terrors when there's a bottle
C Dr. ThomaB' Eclectric Oil In the
ledlclne chest. Heals burns, cuts,
rulses, sprains. Instant relief. 2.
For Fnntor? Latent Sprln/rStylo 83.50
Atont Leatbor Shoes, Si.1)8 at .Mcudden's.
.action* Sale of Furniture and Carpets.
The McLure House carpets and furIture
will be sold at auction Wedneaay,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
larch 29, 30, 31 and April 1. Sale comlenclng
at 2 p. m. each day. Entrance
a Twelfth street.
For Faster-Latest Novelties In the
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as surely will you find that t
le dribs, instead of by the c;
;s represents our profits. \\
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jv&w Th^s is th: time o' y
'must think of a baby's
bright sunny days sugi
-?suggest buying a bu
x Herrmann.
f. >\, rf>C!& S37? Carriages with
vJWifc stery and carpet
? TC Rubber Tiro But
'frfix stored, worth $S.
Rattan wrapped
vI??a/? (xi with rich silk
\j M/\ perfect construction, b
?|fl fiA to 513?Silk tap
rattan wrapped 1
EStIVj designs, never get ou
VwV/ / t\Vy values In the state.
to w toT th?
\\J - - jlO.W 5atin and Bnk
\ Nono better made.
.There'll Be a Sped
'I Wall Paper To
^ 8,342 bolts to be so
wholesale prices?bou<
' \ at a great saving?sol
y\ prices that ordinary stoi
glad to pay. No more tiff*
A'sold to any one custorr
1 prices.
aalities. 15c for the 20i
rades. 20c for the 27'
inds. 25c for the 35i
' ones at 50c to $2.00 per rol
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t k PERSONAL XOTKS.
Gointf. ami Coming or Whccltiij;
I People and Visitors.
C. T. Holbrooke, representing the At- I
' lontle & Pacific Shipping: Company, with
1 headquarters In Philadelphia, was in
1 the city yesterday. The company la a !
.new one and there Is some West Vlr- I
glnla capital in It. Mr. Holbrooke says I
' that a large line of merchant vessels I
known as the Argonaut Line, is being !
1 established by the company to trade be- ,
' tween New York. Philadelphia. Paltl1
more and San Francisco, and several
! new ships will be constructed. The ,
1 maiden trip will soon be made from
Philadelphia by a magnificent new
' steel merchant ship "Arthur Sowell."
(5.000 ton*), and a marvel of marine architecture.
Mr. Holbrooke, who is connected
with the West Virginia Central
coal and railroad Interests, was here
' visiting the various mills at this point,
having come down from a similar mission
in Pittsburgh. He Is soliciting
cargo for the "Sewell.* and stated to
the Intelligencer that In his travels he j
has received encouragement which In- |
eures the success of the new Jlne from t
the start. !
W. U. Arnctt. jr., was a Falrmonter
In town yesterday.
Mr. narry Ott, who has been spending
sortie weeks In Florida, is home
again.
William W. Smith, of Trinity Hall.
Washington, Pa., was In the city yesterday.
MlsBeft Margaret and Delia Murphy,
of Fairmont, are registered at the
Stamm.
Mrs. S. E. MeCalter, Mrs. George
Dodd and M. Keldy are Sistersvllle
guests of the Howell.
L. Bernstein, of Grafton, and Charles
Phillips, of Mannlngton, were arrivals
In the city last night.
J. W. Dyson, George S. Davis, William
Kessleman, and Mr. and Mrs. 11. 1'.
Camden, of Parlcersburg, were registered
at the Windsor yeati.'rdaj.
Dr. Orvllle Rlne has moved his family
from Wellsburg to Soutto Elm street,
Island. He has accepted a position
with Dr. H. FT. Harrison, the dentist.
Mr IT,mil Hnol'otili..ro' ~
session of his new home at Parle View*
Place, planned and erected for him by
Architect Joseph Leiner. It la one of the
cosiest homes yet erected in that pleasant
locality.
Col. Keener Devrles, who some weeks
ago sought the balmy rfir of Cuba, and
incidentally to see that affairs in the
"Pearl of the Antilles" were progressing
properly, returned last evening, and
is perfectly satisfied to camp on the
parlor mat nt home In preference to
swinging in hammocks on the Plaza, of
Havana.
In Clerk Robertson's Ofllcc.
Yesterday, in Clerk Robertson's office,
the.following tianafer of real estate
was recorded:
Deed made March '31,. 1899; by T. "F.
Jones, special commissioner, to William
Cox; consideration, $3,500; transfers
elehtv-eieht acres of land in Triadel
phia district.
Three deeds of trust were recorded.
A marriage license was issued to John
W. Deafenbaugh, aged twenty-two, of
Bellalre, and Mamie Small, aged twenty-three,
of Benwood.
DIED.
MYLES ? At her residence, 2151 Main
street, on Wednesday. March 29, 1899.
at 4:45 o'clock p. in., MRS. BRIDGET
MYL.ES, wife of the lato William
Myles.
Funeral from family residence, Saturday
afternoon at 1 o'clock. Services at the
Cathedral at 1:30 o'clock. Friends of
the family respectfully Invited to attend.
Interment at ML Calvary cemetery.
BOWERS?On Thursday afternoon,
March 30. at 3:00 p. m., MAGGIE J.,
wlfo of Harry L. Bowers, In the ISth
year of her age.
Funeral from the residence of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bero, 3315, Jacob
street, Sunday, April 2, at 2 p. m. Interment
at Mt. Zion cemetery.
MULDREW?On Friday evening, March
31. 1S99. at a:18 o'clock. ELIZABETH
STERRETT, wife of Andrew Muldrew.
Funeral notice herafter.
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car when mothers <S 3> /m jfll
outings. The first x HoM
jest baby's health s> **\/\
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(leep-tufted uphol- $ $ u\
bottoms, worth 53. & V\
rales, richly uphol- & f y
frame?, upholster- <? fh
finished damasks, <i> & I]i\
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upholstered ones. ,;>
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Preacher in the World
tone's Nervura.
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in the Use of Dr. Greene's
e Weak, Sick and Sufferand
Be Cured.
Dc Witt Talmage, recommends the: pcoplft
he found help, Drv. Greene's Nervura blood
nest health' restorer and strength giver the
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The Most Eminent I
I Recommends Dr.
1 ~)\\ Talinage Finds Hejp
Nervura and Advises tii
W to Use It
. The greatest living divine, Rev. T.
to use the wonderful remedy by which I
I and nerve remedy, undoubtedly the grc;
{ world has ever known. At this season <
I year when everybody needs and uses a t
medicine, Mr. Tn Image's strong rccoinn
tion to take this best of all blood and
tonics and restoratives, Dr. Greene's Ne
will undoubtedly "influence and cncouraj
wide-spread use of this grand remedy^
is purely vegetable, perfectly harmless, a
marvelous curative powers, among the [
every where.
No other preacher is so widely
known, no other clergyman is so
distinguished throughout the ^
world.
When such a man, a
recognized lender atid
teacher of the people,
testifies by his written
testimonial that I)r.
Greene's Nervura blood
and nerve remedy has IfrZr^ Jml
helped him and that he W
recommends its use for in- a
vigoration nfter over- .1
work, to restore the
strength, energy, nerve
force and vitality of the [
system, when for any
reason they arc lost,
weakened or impaired, those
who arc sick and suffering, ''/wSft
who are weak, nervous, wW
without strength, energy and
ambition, who are discouraged lllmnffi
and disheartened by repeated UUmyjv
failures to be cured, in fact, all uUujlm
who have need of a strength- U\jY7l jji]
giving and health - restoring " iffrfltf
medicine, can take renewed \\WfflS
hope from the words of this i
PfMtni'Mrhpr.thnt IV. firccne'i: I IViS^kI
Nervura is the one remedy VO<\$
among all others to give them lYvo/ji
back the health and strength \\Vy;j
they have lost. "
* Rev. Dr. TaImage says: "I ^
commend Dr. Greene's Nervura
blood and nerve remedy for invigoration
for that purpose.
Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and ner
remedy of physicians for the cure of the ]
and strength-giving medicine, and consul
do without charge, cither personally at h
or by writing him in regard to your*ca6e.
yinderlaking.
Louis Bertschy,
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
and ARTERIAL EMBALMER.
1117 Main St.?West, Sldo.
Calls by Telephone Answered Day or
Night. Store Telephone 633. Residence,
GOC. Assistant's Telephone. C05.
Alexander Frew,
l sos FUNERAL DIRECTOR
MAIN ST. AND EMBALMER S J*
Under Competent Management.
Telephoncs-Store. 223; Residence, 750.
BRUEMMER f FuneralI Directors
? ) and Embalmcrs.
^ ') Cor. Market and 22d Sts.
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37 J ?>11.UU front Jacl
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fR $18.00 X,?r!
tjps It Jackets.
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? Reefer Coats for Cbl
.r.'"^ Silk Pctticoats and S
Ncw Uelts and Buckl
1 lungs Worth Loming Ait
ilvo dollar C-foot Solid Oak Extension
three dollar White Enameled Steel Beds
yard for $1.50 Axmlnster Carpets.
yard for {1.2.". High PJlo Velvet Carpets.
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dollar Corduroy or Velour Couches.
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U.50 Oak Kockors?wonderful!
J3.00 Solid Oak Gentleman's Uockors.
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