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Killed by Lightning.

During the heavy rain storm on last Wednes-
day, the house of Mr.. Clouse Fredrieks, near
the Salt Springs, in Weathersfeld, was struck
BY lightning, killing Mrs. Fredricks instantly,
and severely injuring her husband. The body
of Mrs. f. bore no external marks of the passage
of the electric fluid, except the purple appear
anee of the skin, but the inside of her mouth
and throat were blaekened as if seorched by a
hot iron. The fluid struck Mr.. F. on the side
of his head, and passed down his body, leav-
ing a mark two or three inches in width, which
was badly burned. He was senseless for some
hours after the stroke, but is now recovering.
At Niles, the Methodist Church was struck
Several ladies were in the church at the time,
putting down carpets, or cleaning it, one Of
whom, we understand, was knocked down by
the effects of the lightning, but was not seri-
ously injured.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-06-22
Merit Acknowledged,

Republics are said to be ungrateful. Whether
this is true or not. the Managers of the Trumbull
County Board of Agriculture certainly appre
ciate genius. They offer premiums of 50, for
the worst horse owned 10 the county, g., for the
second, and 81, FOR the third and have ap-
pointed Dumars of the Youngstown Register,
Ritezel of the Warren Democrat, and eurself q
committee to award the premiums. The Mana
gers frankly admit that they consider Us (thr,e
editors) the worst judges Of horse flesh in North
cru Ohio. Individually, We are modest, and
would not have aspired to such high distinction
but as honors have been thrust upon Us, shall
wear them meeklY. As to the relative merit OF
the Committee, we are disposed to award the
palm, first TO Dumars, (who is chairman and
second to Ritezell, as their late exploits in hcr=e
trading have left US entirely in the back ground
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-06-22
Fourth Of JULY.

Between three and four hundred dollars have
been raised by the citizens, for the purpose OF
having a Firernan's Celebration on the Fourth
Of July. We understand that it is the intention
of the managers of the affair to have no public
dinner, but to engage a speaker and have an
Grafton, and to spend the principal part of the
funds for Fire Works.
At Newton Falls, as we are informed, there
will be a meeting Of the friends of S.iritualism
At Orwell, there will be a Horse Fair, and
some fast trotting.
The citizens of Wiliamsfeld and vicinity.
contemplate celebrating the Fourth in the old
fashioned Independence style, and have en-.
gagged Hon. ]. HurcHINs as their orator. They
will have a good time.
On the lst of July, there viii be a Ball at R
J. STEWARDS in Vienna, where good music Il
tickle the car, and a good supper to tickle the
palate, will be found.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-06-22
Broke Jail

JONES and Johnson, sentenced at the last term
of court, for burglary {for stealing money in
Southington, by opening a window at night
and drawing a pair of pantaloons containing a
pocket book, through the window with q hook,
escaped from Jail on Friday last, but were soon
re-taken. They had cut off one end of an iron
bar, which closed the wicket through which
their <ood was passed to them, and while the
outer door was left open, as it usually is during
the time they are eating their meals, they bent
the bar back, crawled through the wicket, and
made for the woods. Mr.. WESTON, the Deputy,
gave chase, and oyerhauled them about half a
mile from the Jail. They gave themselves up,
and he marched them back to their old quarters.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-06-22
The Flour Buyers.


We are happy to state that the demand 70
flour has materially slackened. During most o
the last two weeks there was a continual influ,
into Warren of farmers of this and Ashtabuls
Counties. who were purchasing -four, for theil
own consumption, in quantities varying from
one to ten barrels to each man, and at price;
varying from eight to nine dollars per barrel
1t scenes to US that if these men would only re-
feet for one moment, and consider that even
admitting that the wheat is seriously injured in
some parts of this state, that the area of the dis
triet where the damage is very serious, does not
exceed one hundred miles in length, from east
to west and two thirds that distance from north
to south, and that in the opinion of very many
who are qualified TO judge, there will be a part
of a crop in that district:-that with this Fartial
failure there will still be a large increase in the
whole United States and Canada, over the crop
of last year:-that they would hesitate before
buyingol Id -four, one halfof which will certainly
become sour or stale before a t~welvemonth, at
prices thirty-three per cent higher than those of
last year.
One Of or largest -four dealers, having sold
the most of his stock, went TO Cleveland and
Toledo last week, to investigate, and if he
advisable, to purchase more wheat and
-four. He returned without investing a dollar,
and frankly says, although he has -four to SELL
that be has no doubt, whatever, that the price of
-four is higher to day. than it will be three
months hence.
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New Furnaces.

We are glad to know that the facilities for
the manufacture of iron, possessed by the Ma
honing Valley, are beginning to be appreciated
by capitalitalists at home and abroad.
Messrs. James Ward d Co., are now ~ereetinc
one new furnace at Niles. which will be finish
ed about the first of October. We learn from
good authority, that Hon. David Tod, in con-
nection with an eastern capitalist, is about
building another at Brier Hill or Youngstown,
and that Messrs. Morris, Price d Co., are about
building a third at Girard or that vicinity.
Each of these viii aid in developing the mi
neral wealth of the valley, furnish employment
TO many laborers, and add to the business Of
the c.. & NJ. Rail Road.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-06-22

Our assortment of FAMILY MEDICISES is com
p!ete. embracing every variety % SyrGps, Bitters.
Pills, Alternatives. &c. lie. used in the treatment 81
aliGiseases Il mankind PHYSICIANS can and il our
stock eyezy article used in their practice Terms fair,
quality reliable, and warranted as represented.
To Merchants and Dealers in general. We will sell
at prices which must suit. the following articles. Of
which we have a large stock: Starch. Chemical and
CASTLE Soap. Nindog Glass and Glass Ware of all
kinds, Pure sab. Caro-. soda. Cream Tartar. CaiIiria
and sicily Licorice. Licarics Root s:eaTine, Tall0w
and Star Csaiies. Cod Liver OIL, Woods Hair Resto-
rative. B0orLaTe's Holland Hittsrs. Hollands German
Bjtter's. Herb0!sasrm2n's Stomach Bittsrs- and many
other TONES. Hair ssstorativrs ana Dyes. which time
and space will not permit US to msHtion.
or Oils and Nar1isEes, our stock Is complete. EN-
hrsciug 20 Bbls. Tanners, 10 Winter 8lesehei Whale,
10 Lard; also Castor Sweet aud allthe essential oils.
~RUSHES--The laTreS: stock ever brought "a toga
Of White Wash. Paint. Artists. Scrub and Shoe BiusE-
es. which Will be sold 1t wholesale on favorable terms.
Pure Wines ami Liquors for medicinal purposes, II
most any prices ~ 70 = per gallon
DAME! Derr's pure Rye and WHEAT Whisky, for sale
/ nlarra OF sln II 20 l%.titias.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-06-22
Dog Fights.

The following item We clip from the Newaygc
(Mieh.) Republican. 1t strikes US that it would
not be inaPplcable to some localities in this
neighborhood:
When the saw mills cease their hUnming,
when the plane ceases IFS cutting. the hanme.
its clinking, when all business Is suspended,
and Shops. Houses, Stores. hotels, are deserted,
and little children left crying in their cribs fol
their absent mother. and everything living Is
congregated on the corner of the street, it is then
you may know there is a dog-fght in Newaygo
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-06-22
Fireman's Celebration.

The joint committees of Engine Companies
Nos. l d ., appointed to make the necessary
preparations fer celebrating the coming Ami
versary of American Independence, arc happy
to announce to the people of Trumbull and al
joining counties, that the arrangements are IL
every respect complete, and would oifer this
their PROGRAMME
National Salute of - Guns at sunrise.
The procession will form at 10 O'Clock \. N
under the direction of T. (. WEBB, Esq, Mar
shall, aided by assistants in the following order
l. Artillery.
9. Grass Band.
3. Mahoning Fire Company, No. l.
4. Neptune Fire Company, No. :.
s. President and Vice President Of the day
6. Orator and Reader.
Z. Clergy.
6. Mayor, Council and Fire Warden.
.. Citizens.
The procession, when formed, viii after pa
rading the principal streets, repair to the Pub
lie Square and be called to order by Hon. Gro
F.. BRowS, President of the day.
l. Music by Band.
.. Prayer by Chaplain.
3. Music by Band.
4. Reading Declaration by j. PALM, Esq.
5. Music by Band.
6. Grafton by J. ". TYLER. Esq.
Z. Music Icy Band.
&. Benedicticn.
The Fire Companies will again form in order
and repair 30 their respective Engine Houses.
Adjournment fer Dinner.
At , O'Clock Balloon Mahoaing No. l viii be
sent up.
d" 3 O'Clock the Engines viii be exercised near
the Old Bridge.
4" / O'Clock Grand Entrance of the OLD Guards.
" ) o'clock Balloon Neptune No. :, viii he
sont up.
SO Guns at sunset, after which the mammoth
"'76' will be sent up, discharging in
It's fight 80 different eolored rockets: and then
will follow the largest display Of Fire Works eve1
witnessed in northern Ohio, under the manage
ment of the distinguished Pyrotechnist Prof.
H. HoLcoNB, and the intervals Will be filed by
Music from the Brass Bands.
The whole TO conclude with a GRAND ToEoH
LIGHT PROCESSION.
For want of space The Committee have given
only in part their Programme of performance.
A cordial invitation is extended to all to be
present, and join in the celebration of the Ami
vcrsarv OF our National Independence.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-06-22
Married.

On the Sd Of June, by R. N. johnson, Esq,
Mr.. Eli Fowler, Of Burton, and Mrs. Laura
Smith, of Mesopotamia, in this county. Mr..
Fowler was 50 years old the 9TH day OF Febru-
airy last, and the happy bride 81 the same day.
She is the third wife Of the gay bridegroom,
who is one of the pioneers of Ohio, having EN-
igrated to this state from Old Connecticut, in
1898, with but two dollars in his pocket; now
he has a good farm, and lots of worldly goods.
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"~O
Whackers,

Our friend of the Warren Chronicle, chrcI icl,s
the receipt Of a sample Of strawberries measuring
81 inches in circrnference. The Chronicle is Il
republican Journal, We have therefore no reason
to question its veraeity, but a strawberry >
inches il diameter is-as big as al apple-4sa-
tGJuId Telegraph.
Oh, faithless and doubling brother, ye are a
Reed shaken by the wind of a single strawberry.
If you viii call at our Office you shall see, en-
balmed in a jar OF alcohol, that berry, and sew
eral of the same family and nearly of the same
size.
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females Males Tot
Rejected

Natives Of Ohio, Gal; of Pennsylvania, I6;
New York, p; Connecticut, Is; Virginia, 3;
New Jersey, 3; Vermont, i; Ireland, 3; Eng
land, l; Scotland, 5; natives of other states and
foreign countries, sc.
No more examinations viii be held during
the present school year.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-06-22

NO CHARGE F0R CONSULTATION


CHRONIC DISEASES successfully treated. even
when given up by The most skilifnl physicians
CONSUMPTION, and all diseases of The Lungs,
Serofulous Affections OF the Joints. White Sselling,
&c, with all the varied forms Of Sero!alOus and Seor
butte Diseases. are successfully treated. No where
can C~onsanptiyes resort With SO certain 4 prospect
Of cure.
The Patient Is not under the absolute necessity Of
applying in person for treatment, though tina, 5 aesi.
rable; but the case q vial CT urine) with 4 cei4il OF
symptoms. will enable The Doctor 70 prescribe sue
c~essf1ly.
In the treatment ofthe Diseases OF Women. Or. Sands
fellows in the footsteps OF the late distinguished DR..
Yandeveer. whose successful treatment OF those dis
eases can be attesiei By thousands Of females in all
PARTS Ofthe United States For Falling Of the Womb,
Lucorrnca or Whites. &c. a cure is guaranteed. Dr..
Sands treatment OF ehiIlre2 is new and successful
SURGERY and Surgical Diseases can receive that
treatment which secures 4 return % health. without 3
resort to that earfaliassrnment the knife DR. Sands
is a SUI gesn Of the conservative class, using the knife
only as a last resort
DR.. will cure old sores and all ~eruptive dis
eases OF the skin. no matter Of hO- long SANDING
He makes use Of universal BOTANIC remedies no
Caio-aeI or other dele,erious drugs are used Persons
from a distance desiring advice Gl1 medicine, VIII
send a general description Of chs arine, With . correct
statement OF the cause and origin Of the disease. and
a general history of symptoms, with name. age, etc.
All communications must be addressed 20
& SASD5.
IawvaaE.Eu Earrar 20 De
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-06-22
Sabbath School Pic-Nics.

On Saturday, the 1lth inst, the scholars Of
the Methodist Sabbath School, held a picnic il
the grove on Mr.. BUrToS's land, near Leayitts.
burgh.
On Saturday. the 18th, the Episcopal Sabbath
School went to Rowland Springs.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-06-22
Trotting.

On Saturday afternoon q little trot came
of on the pike north Of The town. between
hS. Thompson's horse Excelsior, Mr.. Fankle's
bay, and Mr.. Fees nag, Excelsior taking tie first
and third heat, and Mr. Fankle's the second.
Excelsior o :only travels sharply. but he goe;
in such superb style that he is a universal ia,
yorite.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-06-22

Or Go Acres for saj0.oO in the State of Missouri, in
eluding purchase money and fees. with titiS
direct from Government.
We are locating daily Of the Graduation Lands In
W the State mentioned, and having a surveyor con
siantly il cur employ, We do not enter enc piece Of
land hut what he sres. surveys and furnishes = minute
written description Of the same, which We warrant as
described. The lands have lot become graduated
owing to inferiOrity. but owing to the time they have
been offered in market; for much OF this Land is infe-
rior to none In the safe. Persons wishing any Of
these lands will obtain better entries by applying soon.
for they are being located very fast
Owing to the great demand for these lands. the I2IS
cent grade Of good farming lands are mostly taken up,
but there are as good farming lands yet remaining in
he - cent grade as there are in the State.
We can yet enter the lSIs cent grade, but not OF az
good quality for farming purposes
II 800 acres Of l2ls cent lands for $4,000; OF Gao
acres for Sl70,Oa.
Land Warrants located. Taxes paid for uon-resi-
dents. Collections made. Western Lands exehaag ed
and Titles to Western Lands examined and plA,s fGr-
nished.
Coed references given. Fer any further informa-
ton connected with the above, please call ard get UEe
Of our circulars. CT address
II. C. GROSS & Co.,
MOI HoEmau's Block. opposite the P. D..
7. o. COX !2I7. (uar. 9. 'J9-4ml Cleveland o.
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Trial Of Mowers and Reapers.

There will be q trial of Mowers and Reaper;
On the farm of Henry Pc. kins, one and q hat
miles east Of Warren on the fifth day of July
Farmers and Agents that feel interested in NOW
ing machines would do well to be present, 6:
there will be . new Iron Mower of great merit
on hand.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-06-22
Commencement Of the Western Reserve
Seminary, at Pennington.

The Annual Commencement of this Institu-
ton occurs tomorrow, (Thursday.) The exer
cises, which will be entirely confined to the
Graduating Class, viii, without doubt, b
highly interesting.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-06-22
Moving match.
Pennington Ohio

All persons who wish to exhibit Moving Ma
chimes. all who wish to purchase, and others in
terested, are invited to attend a trial of machines
at the farm of Samuel Kistler, two miles south of
the centre of Lordstown, on Thursday, the 23d
inst.
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Who can beat thigs

have raised q colt of the Canada Grey stock.
which was one year old on the 2Sth of last month
and weighed eight hundred pounds, measured
round the girth 5 feet ia inches. and 5 feet !
inch, or fifteen hands heighth. The Colt i.
well propOrtiOned, not fat, but vigorous and ac.
tive.
TITUS PIERCE,
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Call at Stewart & BusSey's,
10. % Market ST., Warren, o.

And see our new s;ocF ofHATs & CAPS. jus, receiv-
e., al Of tie latest styles and very cheap.
THE BONNER HAT,
All colors. very nice.
THE MORPHY HAT.
All colors, very Glossy.
THE WEBSTER HAT,
For ambitious men.
THE EVERETT HAT,
Mount Vernon ISL
THE n. Y. LEDGER HAT,
sylvanus Cobb Jun;Os-ish.
THE KANSAS HAT,
Border R1Ean iSh.
BLACK CASHMERE HATS,
One seize kind.
PALM LEAF L STRAW HATS,
Very Cheap.
BONNET RUCIES.
All kinds and qualities.
HOPED SKIRTS.
The cheapest in the world.
ENAMELLED TRAVELLING BAGS,
81 prices.
CARPET BAGS & SATCHELS,
All kinds
KID GLOVES.
New stock-bess quality
LISLE, COTTON & SILK GLOVES,
Al kinds.
MITTS,
Lons and short, from IsX per pair up.
PARASOLS,
New stock and latest styles.
CIRCLE COMBS.
India RusberJ very cheap.
SUSPENDERS, COMBS. BRUSHES,
BUTTONS. PINS. NEEDLES, PAPER.
STATIONERY. PENCILS, ENVELOPES, UMBREb-
LAS, LADIES & GENTS HOSE
y HAL H0SH,
All colors and qualities; and four thousand other arti-
on hand aud constantly arriving. which are offered
very cheap both a. Wholesale and Retail at
NO. - MARKET STREET.
WARREN. OHIO
NIB. Fartksr particulars merit geek
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Says the st. Louis. CMo) Dsm0era,: Below we pub
fish > letter TO Dr.. Wood, of this city. from a gentle
man in Maine. which speaks g~lnwiqeiy Of the superior
merits OF hs hair tonic. Such evidence must have
its Effects, when coming from 5 reliable source. IL
certificates are guarantees OF truth, the Dr. needs ns
ercozI ums, nor uSsless puhery from the press:
PAru. Naiae. Jan. % less.
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Sale Of Personal Property.

We learn that the sale Of the personal prop
e-ty, belonging to the estate Of J. L. VAN Con
DER, which was advertised to take place last
week, has been postponed until Saturday, the
25th inst, when it viii take place, at his late
rasfJsnca
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-06-22

PHoTOGRAPHIC
Gallery OF Art.
MERCHANTS BANK BUILDING, CLEVELAND

MERCHANTS BAyK BUILDING, CL~EvELAND.o.
The best Oil painted Photographs in Ohio, are exc
cu:ed at this establishment.
Persons having Old Daguerreotypes OF lost or absent
friends, which they wish 10 put in more permanent and
effective shape. can have them copied in Photograph,
to the size Of life, and painted in oil equal 10 portraits
frJm life
ALIEN SMITH, JE., paints for 10 other Photographic
n This city.
III the various siy les Of snail pictures taken in 4
SUPERIOR manner. Mar. 2-6m.
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Warren High School.

The Summer Term of the Eigh Selsoi, in
this place, closes tomorrow, Thursday. Young
Ladies and young meH gre to graduate.
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Examination of School Teachers.

The following statistics, from the records of
the Board of School Examiners of Trumbull
County, exhibits the result Of the examinations
held during the present school year, which clo-
.ses May 81:
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N Il w g O % I'D : I!

n L. w g o % Id :!
AT WHOLESALE.
S. RAYMOND, & CO.,
IOk SUPERIORST., CLEVELAND,
iOC five doors east of the Merchants Bank,
ARE o RECEIVING
so Cases Seasonable Prints;
Gases Printed Lawns;
Cases Manchester Ginghams;
Cases Scotch GingaaEs;
Cases Manchester Delainesi
Cases Challie Delaines;
Gases Cotton PantalOon Nix.uresi
Cases Cotton Checks;
Gases Kentucky Jeansj
Cases Bleached Sheetings;
Cases COlored DriHingss
Cases ParasOls. cheap;
Gases Umbrellas,
Cases Pins, and Hooks and Eyesi
Cases DENNIS and Blown Jeans;
Cases Coats Spool Thread;
Cases Assorted Skein Thread;
Coses Brooks White and COlored Thread;
$50 Pieces Black and Colored Silks;
500 Pieces Black Bro4dcloths and Cassimeres;
as Pieces Black French DOeskinsi
Pieces Black Mixed Satinets:
Pieces Brown and Cadet Mixed do;
Pieces Assorted Cassimeres and Jeansi
Pieces Dotted Swiss Muslin;
Pieces White Briiliants. cheap;
Pieces White Goods, in full Assortment
GO Dozens Ladies' Cotton Hosiery
3a Dozens Ladies' Lisle Gloves:
50 Dozens Ladies Best Kid Glsves;
200 Dozens Suspenders;
Dozens Ladies' Lisie Gauntietsi
Dozens Steel Skirt Hoops;
Dozens Black Lace Nieittes;
Dozens Black Silk Yisitses, and
Almost everything in \ Jobber's Stock together
with q large and full assortment OF
YANKEE NOTIONS,
which We OR at Wholesale on tie nost reasonable
terms.
.9LSO,
$50 Bales Brown Sheetiugs, with Cotton Bats. Cot
ton Yarn. DENNIS. Irvine, Ticks, &c. bought before
The recent advance, and will he SOLD cheap for Ca-h
by ;. RAYMOND * 20.
Cleveland, March 3Oth, ls59-4n.
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WOOL! WOOL! WOOLM
WANTED AT FIFE
hinsman Steam Wco!en Factory.

2 M SUBSTITUTES HUUII IUFELU tUE ~
4 teution Of Farmers and WO0tGroweTs to their
establishment in EinsInan, where He shall ezdeayOr
TO be on hand 20 meet the wants % all taas nay favor
US with their patronage Nith oar present arrange
ment, We think We can supply the former with Cloths,
slGnneis, &c., in exchange for Wool, on az J1ir terms
as be can procure them elseShere. We wish - Partic-
ulariy understood that We now have Cloths and Elan-
nels on hand that We wish 70 dispose OF. on such trrns
as will be for your interest IN giving Us a cali
We have also on hand = good supply Of Stocking
Yarn OF various kinds, mixed, viii e and eOlsr-d. Par
tieuiAr attention will he given to Custom Work. Also,
Roll Cardius and Cloth Dressing done "a usual.
Fits * FAHSASD-
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A great variety Of Cloth Frock Goats,
from S4 to e5 and 80.
Beautiful Dark S Its; consisting Of Coats,
Pants and Vests, at So.
Light Wool Spring Business Goats, in
all styles and varieties.
Italian Cloth. Drpd'ete and Alpaca Goats.
Spanish, Blouse and Grass Linen Goats.
Splendid assortment of Marseilles Vests,
in all colors.
All kinds of Pants; Light Summer Pants
ct SOC. Lined Summer Pants, 75c
and upwards.
A large variety Of Vests, in all grades,
as low as SOC.
Hats, Caps and a general assortment Of
G~entlemen's Furnishing Goods.
Also. a splendid assortment of Cloths.
Cas>imeres and Yestings fer Custom
Work.
ES- Cusrcx Work MADE TO ORDER on
SHORT NOTICE. May IL. SGT.