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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-09-29
New York LIENS.

New YORK, September PA private
dispatch from Fort Wallace, received on
Saturday, states that Colonel Forsythe,
who was badly wounded, has arrived
at the fort and has had his wOunu
dressed and is doing we'll. Most of his
command were New York State men.
Another alleged gross outrage by po-
licemen upon an unottending citizen
was developed yesterday before Judge
Mansfield at the Essex Market Police
Court. Roundsman Hart and police
man Daught, of the 10th precinct, were
charged with assaulting German citi-
zens at their places of residence and
dragging them to the station house
where they were locked up all night.
No complaint was preferred against
them and they were discharged. They
are now determined to prefer com
plant against the two policemen.
A prayer meeting was held at Johs
Aliens yesterday afternoon. Johnny
himself vas present but took no part in
the exercises, more than to assist in
the singing or to help the lady portion
to seats. At Kit Burns no meeting was
held, probably through some misnnder-
standing.
A fracas occurred in Jersey City last
evening OH South Second street, near
Prospect street, i'll which man named
Martin was fatally stabbed. John
Reilly was Immediately arrested and the
police are after three other men who are
supposed to have been concerned in the
affair.
A man named Amos James Alexander
Thomas, who is supposed, from papers
found on him, to be Catholic priest,
was on trial in Judge Marshtield's
Court for burglary yesterday. lie said
he could not answer if he was guilty or
not, but supposed that he had entered
the room. lie was fully committed.
Several cigar peddlers have been ar
rested and their unstamped cigars con
fiscated, in the suburbs, by the revenue
officers during the past week.
Since the passage Of the bankruptcy
act 1900 cases have been adjudicated in
this city.
Chas. Reade, the English play wright,
has sent ten pounds sterling for the ben
eft of the two persons who were lately
shot at the Broadway theatre by the
sheriff and roughs.
In the internal revenue conspiracy
case to-day, the Government concluded
with its witnesses, when the opposite
counsel demanded that Buckley be call
ed, but the prosecution declined to do so.
A procession of 800 shoemakers pa
ra led the streets to-day, in honor of st.
CriSpin.
Only four III mbers of the Chamber of
Commerce assembled to-day, on the call
for meeting to devise means for the re
lief of the South American sufferers,
and it was stated that the subject will
be considered at their next regular
meeting.
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Wa.hington Items

WASHINGTON, September 25.-The
Alabama delegation, in company with
Gov. Smith, called on the President to-
day. to whom they were introduced by
Senator Fowler. Senator Hays read TO
the President the resolution of the Leg
islature. The interview, which was
private, continued several hours, during
which the entire situation of affairs was
freely discussed. The delegation eX-
press themselves as perfectly satisfied
with the Presidents assurance of mill
tary aid in case of necessity. They are
to have another interview with the
President and also Secretary of War, to-.
morrow.
Commissioner Rollins, in reply to a
tobacco firm in LynchbuIg, says all
their tobacco and snuff such as branded
tax free, having been manufactured
prior to 1852, while the remainder is
branded from fifty to sixty cents per
pound, which shall not be disposed of
prior to the LIST of SANITARY next, and all
which they may purchase, tax paid, but
not stamped according to law, and have
on hand, will have to be re-packed and
stamped after this date.
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AND TRADE.
New York Cattle Market.


BEEF-Trades slow and prices fay ored
the purchaser: receipts, 657l head; the
quotations were for extra quaiity, per
cwt, l6 75a17 90; prime quality, 10 OOa
l6 so: fair to good, 10 UOal6 W; ordinary,
l3 OOal4 10; inferior, IL OUal2 w.
COWS-Market active and firm; re-
ceipts 81 head; quotations: extra, per
head, 100 0Oal2U W; first quality, W 00a
IS %; ordinary quality, IS U0as5 90; com.
mon quality, 60 O0a7O 90; inferior, 40 10
a50 90.
VEAL CALVES-Ag good demand and
prices higher; receipts, II, $50; the quo
tations are: first quality, per cwt., II 50
a13 90; prime, II 5Oal2 Is; common
and good, 10 Ooal1 90; inferior, 9 GOA
|9 so.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Market active
but prices lower, owing to free arrivals;
sheep, however, commanded about pre-
vious prices, 5a6fc; lambs sold from &c
to sac, closing at 7asic; receipts, 33,792'
Quotations ranged as follows: Sseep
and lambs, extra sheared per cwt., b 10;
prime quality, 6 25a6 50; common 10
good, 5 OOa6 90; inferior, 4 25a4 20.
HOGS-Prices declined 4asc, and
market active at the concession; re.
ceipts, 5000; sales l47 head Ohio, d 49,
pounds average, at 9tc; ll3 do, 2oo
pounds, lOc; la do, 1853 pounds, stci
583 do illinois, 2O3 pounds, 1Osc; 125 do.
179 pounds, 1Obal0fc per cwt.; 24o head
Iowa and Missouri, average loo pounds
at lOtalOac; 240 do, lS7 pounds, losa
lOfc; l55 do Michigan, l67 pounds, al
9tc, and 1873 do, III pounds, at 9sc.
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Resolutions Adopted by the
Democratic State COnven.
ton Of West Virginia.

l. Resolred That we approve the platform Of
the National Democratic Convention, lately as.
scmbled in New York, rs the true exponent of
orr political principles and pledge our hearty
Convention for the offices of President and Vice
President of the United States.
. ReSOired, That we demand of the Leg sla'
ture of this State reduction Of the Useless
swarm of officers with which we are infested,
and such other measures OF economy. retrensh.
ment and reform as will reduce the burthen of
State and local taxation, which il tNhausting
the substance of our people.
g. iResOlred, That we demand the reform Of
the present system of registration as unjust,
oppressive upon the people, and at variance
with the fundamental principles Of free govern.
ment.
L. Resolved, That we denounce the Radical
pal ty of this State, because, with view Of
perpetuating their own power, they have re-
fused to permit the people TO elect their own
Registers. and have vested the power of appoint.
ment and removal in the Governor, 80 that the
INSCRIPTIONS purposes ef the party may be bet
ter accomplished and because, with the same
view, they have by recent legislation relieved
their Registers, thus unfairly and improperly
elected from either civil or criminal response.
bility, for even willf1l and corrupt violation of
duty.
S. Resolved, That while we are willing to &C.
cord to the negro the full measure of legal
rights, with ample protection of person and
property, we are unalterably opposed to negro
suffrage, negro equality, and Radical legislation
looking 10 that end.
6. Resolred, That We denouuce the Radical
party for having, through its representatives in
Congress by the passage Of certain military re-
constr uction bills declared null and void the
Government Of Virginia which formed the
State of West Virginia, thereby denying the
legal existence of our new State.
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Distressiux Accident.

CINCINNATI, September %. = The
Pitcher Tunnel, on the NJ. & C. Rail.
road, which caught fire some days ago,
and has since been burning, caved in
yesterday and buried two men. Their
remains have been recovered. While a
construction train was backing up to
the scene of the disaster, it ran over two
hand cars, near Athens, containing Is
men, instantly killing FIVE and seriously
injuring three others, two of whom are
not expected to recover. The men at.
tempted TO jump from the cars, which
were demolished; one man had his head
entirely severed from his body, and
another bad half his head torn away by
splinters from the car. The burning
and caving of the tunnel has blocked
the road, but the company is building a
track over the hill, which will soon be
completed.
General w. S. RosecraAs is in the city,
stopping at the Burnet House.
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New YORK, September 2s.-Advices
through army sources from Marshall,
Texas, state that the country Is overrun
by robbers. All the roads are entirely
unsafe, except for a considerable armed
body. A band of freebooters number
ing ITO men, we'll armed and mounted,
are roaming through the country.
About the 5th inst. they captured forty
Government wagons, loaded with sup
plies.
The commanding officer at Sulphur
Springs, Texas, which is garrisoned by
a small company of the 18th infantry,
had sent an express to General Hayden,
commanding at Marshall, stating that
if he was not reinforced HIS garrison,
which was surrounded, would be
slaughtered. A company of the 10Th
infantry and fifty picked men besides,
had started to reinforce him.
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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, September %.

CISClNNAIl, SepteHDeI 90
FLOUR-Dull and nominally I'M
changed.
WHEAT-Dull and Rominally un-
changed; No. red held at %.
CORN-In good demand and higher;
ear 06al o..
OATS-Advanccd to 62a63c for No. l
and 65a66c for white.
RYE-Dull at "a.
BARLEY-Irregular and excited: fall
very scarce with buyers at 2 5Oa2 gu,
but those who have got any are not
offering; spring . 30a2 40.
C0TTON-Nominally unchanged.
TOBACCO-Quiet.
WHISKY-Dull at 40.
MESS PORK-Held firmly with small
sales at 90 %.
LARD-Sold at 19!c but held general
ly at 1859.
BULK MEATS-Firmly held at lie
for shoulders and 13!al4c for sides.
BACON-Firm with fair jobbing de,
maud at 12tal2ic for shoulders; l4ial53
and l6c for rib, clear rib and clear sides.
HAMS-Sugar cured dull and sold at
l9al9tc.
BUTrER-Higher owing to the light
supply; fresh 3Sa42c.
EGGS-Dull at 23a24c.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, September -.
FLOUR-Dull; small sales of spring
extra at 25a8 90.
WHEAT-In fair demand, unsettled,
and ta9c lower; sales of No. | nj ! a."
! III: No. = at 4lal AS; closing at 42a
42t; since Change No. 2 dull at AZ.
CORN-Unsettled and iirmer; sales of
No. l at 9la94fc, closing at 94!a9iic;
No. 2 quiet and tale higher with sales
at SSIa90c; sales of No. this afternoon
at 94c cash, and soc sellers option for
October.
OATS-Steady at 5la5lsc, closing
outside.
RYE-4a5c higher; sales of No. at
/ 16a1 II; No. = at l2al II, closing ut
l II for No. l.
BARLEY-3a4c lower; sales of No. 2
at 70al II, and rejected at Sal 60;
closing at ~ for No2.
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N. a...ssIu Lynched - General
x1sndmnn Assassinated.

MEMPHIS, September 29.-The Ava
1onche,s Helena Arkansas, letter OF yes
terday says: Yesterday morning deputy
Sheriff Joe w. Maley, with posse,
surrounded the cabin of notorious ne,
gro named Lu. Morrison, who had killed
Several sersens last winter. He shot
and maimed for life Sheriff Bart. Tay.
Tor, in attempting TO arrest MIN, and
he recently knocked the Jailor In the
head and escap d to the hills, where ne
has been terror to white and black
people. No sooner had the Sherlifs
posse knocked at the door yesterday,
when Morrison fired, instantly killing
Maley. The others attempted to close
in on him, when he made a des-
perate resistance, severely wounding
Perry Nssgle and Andy Barnes, colored.
He then escaped to the woods. me
news of the affair spread like wildnre.
Soon fully q hundred men were scour-
ing the woods, and succeeded in find
ing Morrison, whose arms were broken,
and who was alse wounded in the slde.
A vote was taken on the spot, the
blacks and whites voting in favor OF
hanging him, which was accordingly
done.
Gen. ]. C. Hindman, late of the c. 5,
A., was assassinated at his residence at
Helena, last night. The Superinten'
dent of Police received o despatch this
afternoon directing him to arrest q mar
named Robbins, a passenger on the
Shreve who, it is believed, committed the
deed. Robbins was arrested and sen;
back. He is from Springfield, Mo-, anG
served under Hindman. He sLoutly de
MES being the murderer.
MEMPHIS, September pa later Av
alanche special tonight says: Genera
Hindman was shot last night whilst
sitting in the midst of his family, smok
ing, his left hand which held his pipe
being carried away by charge OF BUGS
shot, two of which entered his meek, III
flicting a wound from which he dieo
eight hours afterwards. His assassina
tion was produced through political
causes.
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New York Market.
New YORK, September %.

NEW YORK, september 20.
COTTON-Firm with fair demand
sales 1850 bales at 25ic for middling up
lands; some sales reported at 26c.
FLOUR-Market l0c lower on COM
mon and medium grades, with mod
crate inquiry.
WHEAT-Dull and in buyers favor
export demand restricted by the firm
ness of ocean treights.
RYE-Quiet at 47al 40 for western
OATS-Dull at 73sa74c for western.
CO2N-Steaay with fair specu'
lative demand at l4al Is for new
mixed western afloat, including sound
parcels at l7!al Is.
PORK-Quiet and firm at % 40a25 30
for mess, cash and regular.
BEEF-Dull and unchanged.
CUT MEATS-Quiet and without
change.
BACON-Dull, heavy and nominal.
LARD-Vcry quiet at l9lal94 for fair
to prime steam.
EGGS-Without decided change.
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BY THE CABLE.
[By Telegraph to the Register

MADRID, September 26.-Ths insur-
gents have torn ap the railroad IN tne
Sierra Moena.
Count Gergente, with his troops, are
compelled to remain in the mountain
defiles.
General Prim is expected ct Barcelo-
"a to-day, where the people are only
awaiting his arrival to rise.
Madrid and Saragossa are also ripe
for q revolt.
The vanguard of the army under
Navalechez, numbering 5000 men, has
Joined the insurgents. He has in con-
sequence been obliged to wait for rein
forcements.
A French squadron had arrive ed at
Barcelona.
LONDON, September ga battle is
hourly expected between Navalechez
and Genane, near Cordova. The Roy
alists lost over 600 men in the fight at
Ssnlander, but they succeeded in retain
ing possession of the city. General
Calagre marches tomorrow on Sanlona.
He has resolved to burn the place if it
makes any resistance.
PARIS, September 2S.-Count Wal.
ewski died yesterday, 81 years of age.
PARIS, September 2S.-The Moniteul
has the following from Spain: Alcoy
a city of 10000 inhabitants, in the
Province of Alicante, has revolted.
Three SHIPS appeared on Sunday of
Carthagena, which are supposed to be {
part of General Prim's fleet.
Marshal Pavia, of the royal army, is
still recruiting.
1t is reported that the town OF Leon
has pronounced for the revolutionists
1t Is also reported that Saragossa has
rebellsd, and that Gen. Jean Pesuela,
Count of Chester, was killed.
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Ruckeye Races.

CINCINNATI, September 25.-The
Buckeye State Club opened to-day with
three races. The weather was pleasant
and attendance good. The first race by
the Jockey Club, for a purse of $3.50,
dash one mile and half, free for all
ages, was won by Kitty Free; Skylight
second; James Ford's brown FLY, by
Lexington. third; Maggie Hunter fourth;
Richelieu fifth; Emma sixth. Time
2:45t. The second race, Jockey Club,
purse $500, TO: three-year Odds, mile
heats, was won by Minnie Melton in
three straight heats. Third race, purse
500, dash of mile, free for all ages,
was won by Ford's bay colt; Marion sec
onG; Colstratten third, and Virginia
fourth.
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Panama News.

New YORK, September 25.-The Alas
ka brings Panama news dated the 9th
and four hundred thousand dollars in
specie.
The Star and Herald say the prospect
of peace on the Isthmus is not very
promising, there already being discon-
tent in the new Government.
There was no news from the earth
quake in South America.
The cereal crops in Guatemala are seri-
ously affected for want of rain; also in
Nicaragua.
The fever epidemic was disappearing
from Salvador.
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Congregational Nominations.

BosTON, September 2S.-The Demo
Gratis of the Fifth Massachusetts Dis.
trict, in convention to-day, nominated
Benz. +. Butler for Congress. He re-
ceived Us votes to scattering. The
nomination WAS subsequently made
unanimous
ROCHESTER,, September 25.-Noah Da'
Wis was to-day nominated by the Re-
publicans, as a candidate for Con gress,
in the 2Sth District.
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Mass Meeting.

PITTSBURGH, September 2S.-An i'm
mense Democratic mass meeting is be-
ing held opposite the st. Charles Hotel,
the street being literally blockaded for
q square by the crowd, who arc listen
ing to Frank Blair. German speakers
are also addressing the multitude. The
st. Charles and also the office of the
Daily Morning Post are brilliantly il
Illuminated. Great enthusiasm prevails.
There is grand display of fireworks.
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Died.

LEWISTON, Me-, September 28.-Hon.
T. d. A. Fessenden, formerly member
of Congress, died this morning. SEN
ator Fessenden is brother of the de-
ceased.
PHILADELPHIA, September 2S.-Charles
II. Groppen, of the Philadelphia Sun
day Mercury, died yesterday.
PORTSMOUTH, N. H., September 2S.-
Abner Greenleaf, formerly editor and
proprietor of the New Hampshire Ga
zette, died to-day, aged So years.
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Trenties Concluded.

ST. Louis, September 2S.-A Virginia
City. Montana, despatch says that Com
missioner Cullen and Gov. Tafts have
concluded treaties with the Sheepeaters,
Baunock aud Shoshone Indians, and
distributed aunuites to them. Col
Cullen has lett for Washington on i'm
portaut business connected with the In
dian afflirs
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~. Louis Market.
ST. LOUIS, September 2S

"I' LOUIS, september %.
Flour dull and very little doing.
Wheat slow and unchanged. Corn un-
changed at 94a9Sc, the latter for fancy
white. Oats easier at 5la53c. Rye
ranges at l7al 20. Barley ranges at
S0a2 10 for prime to fancy sprinr
Pork unchanged at % s.. Bacon, shoni,
ders l2al2ic; clear sides l5sal6c. Lard
lSlal9c.
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rltuet.s Killed.

NEWARK, n. j., September 25.-Four
English miners named VIM. Moore,
Richard Sampson, James Richards and
James Thomas, were instantly crushed
to death last Thursday by the falling
in of shaft of an iron miGe at Mount
Hope, Morris county, n. J. They were
buried on Sunday. An immense crowd
of miners attended their funerals.
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New York Money Market.

NEW 1ORK, September %.
GOLD-Lower, opening at 142s and
closing at lf1t. There is considerable
excitement in the Gold Room this p.
NJ, the market evidently being in the
control of the bears.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Dull and
closing lower. Coupons of 81, lila
1l4t; do 'G2, 1l3sall34; do ga, 109sal09s;
do '65 ll0tal10g; do new, l0SsalO5s; do
81, lOStalOSs; do, '6S, 109alO94; 10.40s,
l04al0it.
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Toledo Market.
TOLEDO, Septembe.

Flour, dropping. Wheat, &c lower;
sales of amber at l 97al %; No. l red,
l 81; No. 2 do, l 81. Corn, l,c lower;
sales at 973c for No. l and SIC for Mich
igan. Oats, steady at $50 for No. / and
soc for No. 2. Rye, lc lower; sales at %
for No. 1. Barley, advanced 25c on Can
ada; sales of Canada No. at 9 O5a2 10.
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From Rhilndelnhin-

PnHADELPHIA, September 2s.-.The
National Committee of Soldiers and
Sailors have received letters from Gen
erals Pope, Howard, Sigel, Sherman and
Others, which will be read at the Con-
ventlon on the first proximo.
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Railroad Accident

BETHLEHEM, Pa, September 2S.-
Henry Dolto, brakeman, was killed,
and several others of this place injured
To-day 10y passenger car being upset
on the Pennsylvania Railroad.
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Raid on Policy Dealers

New YORK, September pa raid
was made to-day by the revenue officers
on the policy dealers in Chatham and
Greenwich streets, aud fifteen persons
were arrested and held for examina-
ton.
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Fire.

TROY, September 25.-Tbree sheds of
lumber yards of J. E. Il c. Z. Spicer &
Co., of this city, and filed with lumber,
burned this morning. Loss 10000; in
sured for $4,000. Three horses were
also burned,
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Ashore.

NEW CASTLE, ONTARIO, September %.
The steamer Arcadue, loaded with
barley, from Oswego, is ashore near
this place, with about three feet of
water in the hold. The vessel and cargo
are probably total loss.
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Fancy FIOurs.

En- BBLS BALTIC QNDIANA) MILLS.
w 80 Washington Undianal Mills.
Fresh ground. ust received apd for sale by
aug6 II. REILLY.
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Greenwood Cemetery,

0IOOu "OOo SCu1OUO1 y,
SITUATED ON THE NATIONAL
- ROAD, three miles East of the city Is now
ready for Interments, sale and improvement Of
lots. 1t contains 81 acres of land and Is laid
out In the most modern and improved style-can
be easily reached at all seasons by the National
Road and for three-fourths of the year by the
Hempfeld Railroad. II is perfectly secure, and
intended to be beautiied by every variety OF
trees, shrubbery, public vault, chapel, artificial
lake. fountains, &C., to make 1t equal to the best
Rural Cemeteries in the country. Ample pro.
vision is also made for its enlargement order
and care in perpetuity.
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing lots can exam.
ne the grovnd with the Superintendent, who
has plat or secure them by calling at the office
of the Secretary, on Main street, over tho Bank
of Wheeling.
Persons wishing to make interments will call
on the Secretary to obtain permits therefor.
Tickets of admission TO lot holders and visit
tors will be issued by the Secretary.
a. j. SWEENEY, Pres't.
X. e. BoNHAN. Sec'y.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
A. J. Sweeney, john A. Armstrong,
J. S. Rhodes, George Adams.
John G.. Muth, K. G.. Jordan,
Geo. Mendel, L. A. Hildreth,
Joseph Bel. aug3l
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh R. r


Allentown 500 IN 1000 m ll:5O . N
New York via
Philadelphia. $50 n 1910 m l:l2 p m
Tickets to all principal points In the East and
West can be procured at the Onion office in Nc
Lure House and at the station al Bridgeport.
+. R MYERS,
my2i General Ticket Agent
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DARTRIDGR Is NOW BHTTEE ~
i pared than ever, and offers greater 5f''
ments than heretofore 90 those Wasihf y
thing, from Card Picture. at - for Oas -
TO tho finest OF Painting, at less rI''" -
formerly.
In my Frame Department have DE -
has served an apprentice at maEtg
Frames, and all can depend upon tbsif -
made In the best manner and at lowest Pr"
40 they will not fall 10 pieccs. .A
Ny Gold Frames are all glt IN ms s''-l
Rent and nothing but the best gold n"a ~ :,
be sod IA low As the name qualitt ~
he bought East or West. 4 largr assof'h ~.
Gold Frames for Oil Painting Away, 20 -,
Old Frames re-gilt and made better ,h ~. ~
new. All sizes Of Oyals, In Gold "A"" -
Rosewood ,vt.,,
Photograph Albums, Strr'osoop'. 40 ,'.' , nj.
Wall Brackets, Artists G"-ps'. in, nallt =. =,
and Square StTetohsrs OIL, CIhya'. I''
&C., SC. Ia
Stock Of Looking G'assrs aud PICTURE
are sold at Cost, arc getting less even ~. a..
The Schedule Of Prices adopted i"i ~ = 4,
for the benefit Of School Children -l"ka :,
we ca, 1s.en ii VI "'e'S ''"' sfl