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Entire lie?, remains* frorn Si.oo to
5 3.25 in price, will be co!J at
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No matter about the color, style or quality. All are on
the first floor B ter, at one price.
Every iady is interested, so be on
your guard early.
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Jackets,
Capes,
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Silks,
Dress Suitings.
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p-y an:' night carpenters and painters are working, putting
forth eve.y energy in order to have our Si3 Store ready fer the
Fa;; t :.>?*. A i rtle unhandy tor customers, oi course, but they
are a ■ oiy repaid by the big values we are giving in exchange for
the money. <k 1 are now in the Eastern markets select
ing the latest no-elties and choicest articles for the opening,
.. ici; ‘ikes place shortly. This w.ek we are offering great in
ducements in
TABLE LNS,
50 inch Turkey Red Table Linen
inch Turkey Red Table Linen -
60 inch Turkey Red Table Linen
-4 inch Heavy All-Linen Unbleached Ta- Q** il
ble Linen - - - - -
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64 inch V av; All-Linen Unbleached Ta- 017 Ip
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-8 inch Silver Bleached Table Damask
60 inch Silver Bleached Table Damask
64 inch Reached German Damask -
-a inch Bleached German Damask -
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Full Line of Table Sets in Plain White and
Colored Borders, with Napkins
to Match.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT'S- ^
THE OPHTHALMOSCOPE.
LV *
The ophthalmoscopic examination Is of
value show the condition of the r> frac
tior media of the opiic nerve and retina
■ nd of the whole interior of the e>e. ana
to reveal the presence of any patholoKi^U
condition that may be present, thus ex
plaining the cans, of the impaired vision
and indicating whether glasses or medical
"r^Levdtt^smadealife-lon^car^
stu y of the vye and how to correct de
’ N • rharce'iT made if advice is given you
as to whether glasses will benefit or • •
Satisfaction is guaranteed in vttr> ca.c.
Dillon, Wheat & Handier Co.
P8«.'F. L. LEVITT. Maurer.
A villJEN 1
At Morgantown Criticises the Action of
the Kegents in Establishing a Dispen
To the Editor o? the Register.
Morgantown. W. Ya., September 12.
The following order was passed by the
Board cf Regents last June:
"Dr. J. \Y. Hartigan and Capt. C. C.
Hewitt appeared before the Board and
<;.ive information and reasons for estab
lishing a Dispensary in the basement
of one of the buildings for the purpose
of giving immediate attention to the
rtuii nts in case of accidents and in or
der to have a place where physical ex
aminations of cadets may be given.
"This* matter was then considered and
it was ordered that a fee of 50 cents per
term be collected from each student by
the treasurer of the University for the
•support of such dispensary; and that a
room be painted and papered in the
j basement of one of the University buiid
I ings to be used by Dr. Hartigan for the
purpose of giving immediate attention
I to students who may need it.”
For this fee D;. Hartigan is to ren der
free medical attendance and attention
for all students who desire his medical
services whenever needed. It appears
I 'hat it was passed upon the recommen
i dation of two men. None of the sm
dents were aware of its existence till
| they were confronted at the treasurer’s
j desi; with the deman 1 for fifty cpn;s pnr
| term for dispensary fee. Many students
! sought: their favorite professors and in
| quired their reason for allowing the
j Board of Regents *o require such an
| amount at our hands during these hard
times when many boys can almost come
to college and yet fail, and when in such
: a healthful location sickness does not
I molest us much, and in case of such a
thine as fever or accidents other phy
sicians than Dr. Karigan are sought,
’.'he reply has unanimously been. "I
knew nothing of it till I saw the print
I ed slips issued by the President.”
I Should our attendance reach nearly five
i hundred, as we hope and believe i* will,
|th° student body will be compelled to
pay -.-ven hundred and fifty dollars for
, the establishment of a dispensary. Os
' tensibly. Dr. Hartigan renders "medical
att> mlance and attention” free, but even
'though we do pay fifty cents per term
I for pills, we are not deprived of the
privilege of s curing another physician,
j Many boys fear that should they seek
! Vv Doctor’s services too often he may
| control them to take quinine without
| putting it in capsuls, and it won’t be
I good. The “co-eds” declare that all
i “nasty medicine” must be "double
: sugar coated” or else they will not try
j to take fifty cents worth per term.
Th< re is a fine bunch of castor beans
I on he campus, and it is hoped the ex
i p. rln.' nt station will procure the neees
sary machinery for making our own oil
.n ’ thus giv^ the whole seven hundred
ar ! fifty dollars for the establishment
sad maintenance of a “dispensary.” All
c nee Ie that it will be good for the
"uisp asary.” STUDENT.
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Will Opr 11 To-Day—A l.oort Foot Hall Tram
Organized— V Partial Schedule.
Sp< '-ini to the Registr,1;.
MARIETTA. O.. September IX—Mariet
ta, College opens to-morrotv with an in
creased attendance In charge of Dean J.
!1. Chamberlin, the vacancy caused by the
resignation of the president not having
h. . n tilled. Attention will be given as for
merly to athletics, and the foot ball team
is expected to lw even stronger than last
year. The eleven will be coached by Quar
terback Mareley and managed bv 15or|e.
who played halfback last fall. A sched
ule of games has already been partially
SHOT HF.R IN' THE THIGH.
Special to the Register.
HUNTINGTON'. \V. Va.. September 13.—
Just above the mouth of Three Mile creek
Inis morning. Marguerite Castner and
S rah Epps were crossing the river in a
small johnboat. accompanied by two m< n.
A trouble arose, when the ( astner woman
tired two shots at Miss Epps, one ball
penetrating her left thigh.
A CHARLESTON ASSIGNMENT.
Spe ial to the Register.
CHARLESTON. W. Va.. September IX—
Ph. Fredenburg, one of the leading clotb
i. -rs of this city, assigned last night. Li
abilities and assets have not been ascer
tained.
PROGRESSING FINELY.
The work of laying the new water
main to the Island has progressed a
far as the west shore of the river, anti
most of the string of pipe has been bur
ied in th»‘ gravel of the bar. It will not
b V:u: b fore the connections are made
and the water supply on the Island
greatly augmented.
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B & 0. PARLOR CARS BETWEEN
WHEELING AND CUMBERLAND
on ;rair.? Nos. 40 and 47. leaving Wheel
ing at 11:10 a. m. and arriving at 4:25 p.
m.. will be withdrawn from service Sep
; :nber 15th, 1S9C.
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FRIENDS ANNUAL MEETING AT
BARNESVILLE. 0.. SEPTEMBER
11TH TO 3oTH. 1896.
For 'ho above meeting the B. & O. Co.
win sell excursion tickets from Wheel
ing SeptemK r 11th to 30th. inclusive, at
$1 45 fur the round trip, continuous pas
sage in ea'h direction, and good to re
turn until October 15th. 1890.
Lightning Hot Drops—
What a Funny Name!
Very True, but it Kills All Pa*n.
Sold Everywhere. Every Day—
Without Relief, There is No Pari
The Regular Meeting Held Yesterday
at the Kali.
Reports Received From a Number
of Regular Committees—Labor
Day Show3 a Good Profit—Non
Union Cigars on the Grounds.
The Intelligencer Misquoted Mr.
Bodley—Other Proceedings.
The regular meeting of the Ohio Val
ley Trades Assembly convened at two
o'clock yesterday. President Tighe oc
cupied the chair. Owing to the extreme ]
heat that prevailed the attendance o!
delegates was not as large as it other
} wise would have been.
Roll call and the reading and adop
tion of the minutes of last meeting was
the first thing in order. Reports were
called for from various committees.
The Committee on Boycotts made a
statement that a number of non-union
cigars were still being sold in the city,
and that on Labor Day celebration some
had even found their way to the grounds
on the Island. It was explained that
this had occurred by mistake—the party
from whom the cigars were purchased
being unaware of them being non-union
make.
Mr. Bodley, from the Committee on
New Charter, made a verbal statement
that ha had been misquoted in the In
telligencer at the last meeting in regard
to his position on certain parts of the
new charter, and desired to set himself
right before the Assembly.
Mr. Cline, from the Committee on
Labor Journals, stated that their com
mittee had waited on the Library Com
mittee of the Board of Education, re
questing one or two labor journals to
be piaced on file in the public library.
The Library Committee announced that
they would willingly do so, and asked
the Assembly to name the journals de
sired to be piaced there.
The Committee on Labor Day report
ed that the clear receipts (after deduct
ing allexpenses) would amount to $030.
j The Gate Committee request that all
outstanding tickets be turned in before
the next meeting of the Assembly.
From the Legislative Committee it
was announced that the trustees of the
water works would give Wheeling coal
a test of twenty-four hours, the test to
be made to-day at the pumping station
in the presence of a committee from this
Assembly.
i lit: Aiuiuai.vti v^uuiuuurr
but one c.ise on hand, viz: that of Louis
Asmus, in having horseshoeing done by
a non-union blacksmith. The action of
the committee was approved in this
case ap i the committee continu' d.
A communication from the Journey
man Stone Cutters Association head
quarters at Washington. D. C.. was pre
sented and rea!. asking the terms on
which delegates to this Assembly could
be admit* d. A committee from the
before nam'd association appeared and
were instructed as to eligibility of dele
gates.
The matter relative to a communica
tion from J. H. Fisher, manager of the
Opera House Band, in regard to a pro
posal for furnishing concert music on
Labor Day, was taken up an ’ discuss*.!
a: considerable length. A motion was
finally made and carried to table Mr.
Fisher’s communication.
Mr. Riley brought up the subject of the
new city charter and offered some reso
lutions of instructions t <? the sub-com
mittee from the Assembly relative to
what was deemed the best changes to
be made from the present charter.
This matter was discussed at cons’d
erable length by a number of delegates.
lutkms were adopted. (There
I being no further business the Assembly
: adjourned.
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THE “SILVER CRAZE.”
Instead of RHng in a Moribund Condition.
It is «..lining- 't round Kvery Hay—Lending
lie publican* Cmning Over.
To the Editor of the Registr.
Wes.on, W. Va., September 1A—I
was handed a copy of the W kiy 6 ar
I Tribun , published at Charles: on, this
I morning, which contains :;■* following
I clipping from the State Journal:
SILVER CRAZE DYING «‘UT.
. A prominent Democrat, w > r* turned
this W'-ck from the interior ot ' • State.
I where* In* has 1'i‘fii for several day-, wus
1 interrogated by a State Journal t. an con
e. rnir.g the Jiollti ;.l situation, lb .-al l.
I The silver cr.-.z*- seems to be ill ■ enter. -1
I about Parkersburg as th< re none ol
it where I have been, and what little there
is. is fast lying out. Lewis . aunty, where
1 spent most of my time, and which was.
Up to two years atto. a Democrati strong
hold. will go >t:v:i.'i> Republican, as
neither the Demo. "a' P-'dt j nor the
nominees are at i >pu£ar there. In a
number of otlicr c s i visited about
the .- me condition ui.-o exists.—State
Jotirn. i.
1 wish to say n reply to - ..a cupping,
that so far as L v.s county is concern
ed, it waoLy nu-■ • pit. sen - uie facts as
they are at tilts time, and tust ad of the
"silver craze." as th- prominent Demo
crat deems ti; to call it. dying out, it is
guin.ng s length - very day, .;.s is evi
dence! by th- e-thusiasm manifested
by the p ople and discussion of the
i],c sj.oti by aii c.ass > wuenever two or
more chance to meet.
Lewis county can justly boast of
having some of the btst informed men
in the State on the financial question,
and as they ar- awake to the situation,
and will see that .he cause of stiver
does not suffer in Lewis county on ac
count cf not being understood by the
people.
Instead cf the Chicago nominees be
ing unpopular acre, the very reverse .s
Title, a - is shown by the expressions of
prais’ and words of commendation and
satisfa tion heard upon very hand, of
the able and f-ariess manner in which
\V. J. Bryan is plead ng the cau?e of th
common people.
The report, “the silver craze is dying
out,” is only a Republican scheme to di
vert th? attention of the p- op! from the
leading issue of the campaign to the tar
iff, or some o ber question; bin if»thev
succeed elsewhere no better than h re,
they may as well close up shop and take
to the brush. •
Lewis county expect to g.ve an old
time majority for Bryan and silver this
fall, for not only are *he D cnocra s al
rrest to a man for Bryan and fcewal.,
but some of the most influent.ol Repub
Leans in the county arc enthusiast.c in
their support of th*:1 Ciicago ..ck-.t.
Any man who believes th? he cause
of silver is dying out in Lewis county
is invited to come and s -e for himself,
and I assure him. after inv* sngation. if
present indications nifaii n: y^ ng, i.e
will agree with us that the silverbug w.ll
be on top in Lewis county on the 3d
dav of November, 1S96.
16 TO 1.
READY-TO-WEAR CLOTHING-KRAUS BROS.
The Campaign On ^r:
Prices are taking the place of orators. IT’S TO BE A CAM
PAIGN OF HIGH CLASS MERCHANDISE AND WE CARaY
NOTHING ELSE. Never since we first opened our do. s
have we shown such a magnificent assortment of
CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS!
And never have prices in any store been so low. Wewelc
inspection and court criticism, and we don't want any n 3
money until he is satisfied that we gave him as good a Suit •
Overcoat as any merchant tailor at a saving of 1-3 or 1-2 on
prices.
WHEELING’S FOREMOST CLOTHIERS.
STRICTLY ONE PRICE, 1319 MARKET STREET.
SILKS-GEO. M. SNOOK & CO.
it in the
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Big Ci
ARE THE NEW
MGIRED BROCADES:
And they will be just as much appreciated in our city. No
black silks yet produced show richness equal to these.
New lines a^ain received of large iigured black BROCADED S!L 3
at 84c. 98c. $1.25, $1.35. $1.45. $1.69 Yard. This is our second 1 r
styles are uniformly good—the best in the market.
Our second lot of Plain and Novelty TAFFETA SILKS. i:i
blended ftvo, three and more colors, has also arrived, 79c Yard to
suitable for more purposes than any fancy silk yet devised.
3*er\Ve are in daily receipt of the newest things in ball and W
Jackets and Capes.
SUSPENDERS—M'FADDEN'b.
SOMETHING
NEW!
Men’s Leather Suspenders—the stron
gest wearing Suspenders—made of the v
selected calf-skin—they are n the
will not stain the clothing, don’t pull t'utt
will not si p off the shoulders while workin —
every way they are an extra good thing—OdR
PRICE ONLY 35 CENTS.
McFADDEN'S SHIRT STORE,
We make shirt' to or lcr.
13-*0 uml I32« Market Street,
new advertisements_
joys ML ICO,
GREAT REDUCTION
—on urn—
Bargain Counter
FOR THE NEXT FES DAYS.
Come Early & Secure Bargains,
JOHN Fill ICO,, j
1119 MAIN STREET
OAINTING!
PAPER HANGING. GLAZING.
-s*- \il work doue In »n artUtle manner,
-vrl in* Sign » Sp** 1 •" *
order* receive promi»i attention
D. C. KURIMER,
I7‘J7 M 1RKET STREET.
f<vr ne«r building* prouptly t ir
nlshed. Telephone S«>j.
THE W \s!UM;ton
MORAL BUILDING & LOAN ASSO'R
Or W akhin’utos, U. C..
lias 870.000 l«i I.oaii In Whwllni and Vi
cinity.
Stop paying rent! Bay your own h *f!
We .oar. a: an average co.: of 1. -.- than
$1 33 per month on each *1,ua> adva:. J
No expense to borrower loai. 1*
granted. Semi-annual dividends a: the
rate of <> and 7 per cent. |>a.d investors.
Tho Washington Natl >na' !> «*tor.d to
r.o other Build.:.a ai d L in Adi- iat! n la
the United Stato. "rga; zed In Mu h,
1^3. by widely kr.w-n and < xperterc-d
busir.t-Bf men, u.mor.K wh^u are Hon. J. I>.
Taylor and Hor.. T H. Anderson, of Cam
bridge. i'.. the former 1 - President aid
th ■ latter Its Oer.era' M < ■ vg'-r at... < our..,.,
the assets "f the Ass iclattcn alrea ly .uc
- - ok it. ■■ -r
f,-; ,.f Whl. h l.itt r sum v r */»;.
of stock Is held by our members .u
"por furthe * lnformatlon call or address
m* it mv otfl -e. Room 1. Reilly Building.
Mark', litre,! Wheeling. West Virginia.
Market siren. JOHN A. PAUL.
Manager for West Virginia.
Mon, Wed. Fri,Sun. ib
new advertisement •
And nr* Her? In all their a
un'l beauty. We rei r t
Never before did we h:iv
ur* of showing sueh
chlice selection of It
now. We bought t! • n;
got the cream. We l iv
supply every lady la th;
HANDSOME NEW 3S
And at low-’ r ; r!
fore. You will
them If you
NEW FAL!
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t iy al>|-r.
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great sacrifice
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ALL SUMMER COC
As we need both room uti l iuo .
it u our u»<w but y j tr gt»ia.
n;je main M Kl » 1
Stock Certificate
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carried in stock -
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