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MONEY AND COMMERCE
MONETARY.


SATURDAY EVENING" July u.
Tho local n.arkot continues extremely quiet,
and tic supply OF loanablo funds Ia largo. Thero
lis scaroo'yn feature worthy Of special notico,
ainloss it bo tho fact, mentioned yesterday, that
ahoro appears to bo all increase Of paper anoat,
made by merchants who havc experienced q fall
dng of III tralc, partly from tho decline Of busl-
mesa usual at this season of the year. when tho
aoginntng Of tho harvest In somo purtB Of tho
country ssops trade, and partly, also, from tho
pnteTuption In some lines of trnlo from tho
5sailroad law.
Now York exchange was higher to.day. Tho
aggregate shipments Of produce from the West
Eeam to be lightor, md tho a1nount OF exchange
hnaking is consequently smaller. sales, woro
mado between banks to-day at 25 to Goo por
ri, 900 premium.
Tho financial buslnesa Of tho week, however,
has boon large, nj Is shown by tho aggregate
clenringB Of tho banks to tho amount Of nonrly
80, goo, 600 moro than In the corresponding woek
fSf Rat folt
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COMMERCIAL,

SATURDAY EVENING, July a.
The following wore the receipts and shipments
OF the lending articles OF produce in Chicago
during the past twonty-four hours, and for tho
corresponding date ono year ago:
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The Bhipmonta III deail were follows: sAort RIB,
1o4 boxes gtort clear, 40 boxes long clear, All
boxes; long rib, l92 boxes 0umborlands, boxes !;
BtrettordB. 299 6oxes Btanordsllire, boxes south
HafforlBlrc 100 boxes long hams, 3o1 boxes 13ir-
mughams u bo1es Irish cut, ls boxes bacon, s3s
boxcs lniddics. 100 boxes; satfordehre hams, 80
bollies 10 be1es Preston ha,ns. y bo3ea 1,etass
g. 4 aiddloa, 1866 pcs t,eef, 89l bsa leef iatns
to9 hrla tecf toigues, hrlA taow, o7 lsls grease
l0o tes rough stdeat 15l pee; T. @. Midales, 4,32o
pes; ahon!dera, l2,5l7 pcs.
Flour was unchanged, tho VOLUME OF business
aud tho rango Of prices being about the hame AZ
yehtofday. Thoro wAH not much demand for
shipmentB. but fair inquiry OH local account;
bran was nominal. Sales wero reported ef 100
brtH white wintor oxtra at 5000 100 iris do
uowl at $685. 100 brls do On private serms
90 brls spring extras (patent) at 1900 800 brls
do At so2o 26 6Fly a DO ct 5000 500 brla do on
$A.0o; 80 brla DO ut $3.50 loo DO at 1926, 100
brls do at $2.76; 100 brla unHounl spring at
sa.d5; 100 brls rye aottr ct - 20 100 bra do on
private terms. Total 1,B55 brlB. Tho following
WAS the clQAlng range Of nriepH:
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Three doafH per car 70 be added whom tfanAferrcd,
which charge follows the shingles.
Thlcknes4-Fiyo ahinglcA to DO TWO inches in thick.
meas.
Length-sixteen inchcs
HARDWOOD
Black-Wa1nut - Counters, ss5.oo@15o.0o; clear,
te5ooas5.oo; common. f95.oo@6o.o0: Gull, sco.ooa
$500 flooring, $5000t9G0.01.
Aal-Clear, $18.00@10.00; common, SICK
Gull, $40. 00@l5.0o nooring $50 o00Gs 1000.
Oak Clear, $40. 0o@4o.o0; common, tl6.00@25.0o;
Gull, $800Gs1b,00. ...f. 49,. .- .
Hickory-oear, t2s oo@so.ou; common, $4,000
$500 Gull s12.00@18.0O.
Maple-0oar, s22. .00@35.0O; common, $18.0o@25.o0
Gull s1o.00@l6.00.
5000.
Chorry-Clear, &4o.oo@so.oo; common, $15.o0@
$500 Gull ST.. 2.o0@1B.00. :,
Wh}tewooi-Gloar, s30.oo@4ooo; common, $4,000
@25.o0 Gull, $40 000@1b.00. .-..
Wagon stock-uickory axles, per set, 81. .oo@1.5o0
wagon poles, cach 4555o box boards. $aoO0G$ 4000
Florida red cedar, 3sc ror # mahogany, 4oc; do
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Review for tho wcelk Ending Sntrlr.
dny Evening, July 12.

SATURDAY EVENING, July II,
Tho receipts Of livestock enca Saturday have been
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REMOVABLE: steInmetz, paper box
manufacturer, whose place of business
was formerly In Beck's Block, Market
street, has removed to the old Job room OF
the INTELLIoENcER on Quincy strickland
& now prepared to ill orders with dis
patch. He has recently introduced some
new machinery, and with his enlarged IA
cilities can meet almost any demand for
his production. His prices arc as low as
any box manufacturer, East or West. BE
invites all who may want anything in his
line TO give him a call in his new quarters.
Remember the place, third story OF the
INTE1LIGEHcGK butlding-entrance on
Quinc ystrect.
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PosroFHCE ITEMs.-The postoflce at
Greggsville, Ohio county, has been dis.
continued. Papers and letters should now
be sent to the Office In this city.
The office at Coal River Marshes, Ra-
leigh county, has also been discontinued.
Papers and letters should now be sent to
Raleigh Court House.
A new postoftiCe has been established
at AdklnsviIle, Wayne county, and Jas.
P. Keyser appointed postmaster. This
office is on the route from Kanawha G.
b toWSyne Oh. .
The Office at Hereford, jackson county,
has been re.establlshed. 1t Is on route
No 4,13l, from jackson O. H. to Spencer,
Roane county.
Tie site of Rollinsburg postofflce, Sum.
mers county, has been changed to the
opposite side Of the river, to Talcott Sta
ton, Chesapeake & Ohio railroad, and N.
A. Manning appointed postmaster, ciee
George W, Catlln, superseded by change
Of site.
On the post route from Cercdo to Wayne
Court House, Calvin Harrison, contractor,
service Is ordered to be increased to two
trips per week from the 1st Of May, at pro
rata additional pay.
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NEW SPRING AND suAl'IER Goops,-C.
Hess, northwest corner of Main and
Quincy streets, has just received full lines
Of Cloths, CassImers, Vestings Sc, Of the
latest styles and best makes, and adapted
to the season aud this market. Large
stock OF Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods
always in store. All tho clothing manu-
featured at this establishment warranted
to give satisfaction. Prices as reasonable
as any tlr0t.class house in the city. Call
and examine goods and compare prices
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TIE last DAYS OF THE PAssovER.-
The concluding days Of the Hebrew feast
of the Passover, which are celebrated
with great solemnity in the synagogues,
began with sunset Thursday evening.
Yesterday and to-day are considered, as
holydays, when no work can be perform
ed, and the synsgogues are on those days
generally thronged with worshippers,
The music in the synagogues and all the
prayers are Of q JOYFUL character, and
sermons Appropriated the day are de-
liyered by the rRbbis, The strict conform.
ist teels greatly relieved when the end OF
the Passover has arrived, as then he can
partake of the nutritious bread of which
he has been deprived the past seven days,
and for which theunleAvened bread which
Is eaten in It's steadis but poor substitute.
There are many nonconiormists in the
camp Of tho Israelites in these days, most,
II not oil, Of whom arc the Reformed
party, The orthodox Israelite adheres
rigidly to all the laws and regulations as
laid down in the Scriptures and explained
by tho ancient rabbis, while the Reformer
looks upon these ceremonies as obligatory
upon the sIsraelites only while they pos
sessed Palestine and lived there as a ma.
ton. The orthodox maintain that those
laws were given to the Hebrews to be OBJ.
served by them forever, and that there
fore it is not in the power OF man 9 have
any OF them abrogsted. From the Sec
ond day OF the Passover there arc seven
weeks until the Hebrew Pentecost, called
the Feast Of Weeks or the Festival Of the
Revelation Of the Law. This latter les.
dval commentaries the delivery Of the
Ten Commandments, amidst thunder and
lightning, on Mount Sinai. Confrma.
tons Of children Of Isruelites take place
in the synagogues on that festival.
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Educational
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY,


RstabliShed by Congress; adopted BY tho State
aided by the benevolCneO Of indiViduAlO, OOclo
tics, and Other institutions.
FivC Departments Of Inbtucaon-Litcrary,
scCntiac, Agricultural, Military and Engineer
Ing. Also thoroughly organized Preparatory
Department,
In charge Of large Faculty Of accomplished
scholars and successful educators.
FAIL TIRH begins September 9Th, WprIn
December 9TH. SF1na, March 2lth.
COMMENCEMENT, June 10, 1873.
Total expenses from $50 to $3.50 per year. Lesu
10 those boarding In clubs.
Send for Catalogue, containing full pareeu
ALEX. MARTIN, President
NoEOANEOwH, ". Va, July IS, 1874. Iy2O
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QUICK AND SUCCESSFUL TRlP.-The
Ed. Hobbs and bargcs arrived here q day
or two ago from St. Louis with full
cargo Of iron ore for the Benwood Mill
The Hobbs LEFT here with one thousand
tons of rails, and brought back one thou
sand and fifty oil orc. She was out but
twenty-five dsys-did not lose single
hour during the entire trip, and met
with no accident Of any kind. She has
proved herself one of the fastest and most
powerful towboats on tho river. Her re.
cent trip is said to be unprecedented in
the history OF towing on the Ohio and
Mississippi, and VIC congratulate her own.
ers on the good performance Of their craft
The Hobbs and barges are advertised to
return to st. Louis, leaving next Tuesday
afternoon. Shippers will make note OF
her speed and safety, and send their
freight by this splendid tug.
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THE SPRING STYLES of Hats and Gaps
are on sale by Harper & Brother at their
two stores on Main street, and are hand
some and cheap. Fresh supplies are be-
ing daily received from the East and the
stock is kept abreast with the market.
There is nothing desirable in their line
Of goods that may not be found at Har-
peF's, and in tho style, finish, quality and
price OF Hats and Gaps they DEFY compe.
tiiiOD,
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A FORTUNE FOR TEN D oLLARs-Since
1t has been determined to pay oil gifts in
full, the demand Tor tickets in the Grand
Gilt Concert for the benefit Of the Public
Library.of Ky. has been so great that the
manager will allow only limited num-
Der to agents, and then only on condition
that oil unsold arc subject to be ordered
back for sale ut the home Office. MIR. ],
V. L. Rodgers, Agent Tor this city, informs
us that he has received small supply,
and eau now furnish them to parties
wishing to try their luck. First come
first served. No. 100 Market street is the
place TO get them.
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FINED FOR NoN-ATTENDANCE. - A
case before tho police court, Thursday
morning, had to be continued on &C
count of the non.attendance Of wit.
ness.p A rule, was issued Tor him and
placed in the hands Of an officer, return
able yesterday morning. He appeared
and answered why he was not present the
morning previous. His Honor did not
fnc him for contempt, but required him
to pay the costs Of the proceedings.
Right, This thing Of disobeying the
orders of Courts has become intolerable.
Half dozen witnesses or more are CON-
PEELED to attend two days, just because
some fellow concludes 1t don't suit his con.
venience obc present the first day.g.
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SUDDEN DEATH. On Tuesday last,
Mrs. Joseph Stewart, Of New Cumberland,
Hancock county, mother Of Joseph n.
Stewart, of this city, died very sud-
denly, Of appoplexy. She was appar.
emily in excellent health, and although
about seventy.fve years Of age, was active
and vigorous. At the time OF her death
sho was engaged in preparing dinner. She
lived but few moments after the attack.
She was highly esteemed by all who knew
her, and the announcement Of her sudden
death will be q source of regret to many
friends and acquaintance.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.-During
the week ending Friday, April 10, the
following transfers Of real estate were
left at the Clerks Office Of the County
Court for record:
Lease made April I by Nicholas Zim.
mer TO Caleb sylvls, OF coal privilege Tor
10 years at cent per bushel. Admitted
April II.
Deed made February II by Thomas
Mnldoon and wife to Otto Hess for lot No.
10S, corner Of Clay and Sixth streets, East
Wheeling; $4,000. Admitted April Is.
Deed made April II by Henry Ramp,
Jr., to William Ramp for his right, title
and interest in and 10 the west halt Of
lot No. 154, Zane street, East Wheeling;
IS co. Admitted April 10.
Deed made March 8 BY ]. Q. Pierce
and others to q. @. & A. j. Caldwell for
lots Nos. IL and 10 in square No. 10,
Bolton street, Centre Wheeling; 81 400.
Admitted April 10.
Deed made December II, 1871, by John
Painson and wife to James Grow for five
acres of land joining Isaac Davis $500.
Admitted April 10.
Deed made April 10 by Daniel Cady,
trustee for Rebecca II. Cline, and ". W.
Cline her husband to Anthony Manly, for
northwest part Of lotNo. 1871 Zane street,
East Wheeling, 90 by 65 feet; 5000. Ad-
mitted April 10.
Deed made April II by Daniel Cady,
trustee for RebeCca n. Cline and ". w.
Cline her husband TO James Riley, for the
middle 20 feet Of lot No. 1871, Zane street,
East Wheeling, extending back 05 feet;
5000. Admitted April 10. .5
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POLICE CouRT.-The only case before
the Police Court, yesterday morning, was
that Of Richard Knowles, charged with
disordcrIy conduct. The testimony was
partially heard Thursday morning and
then postponed until yesterday, as one Of
the material witnesses was not present. He
was on hand yesterday morning, and tes-
titled that the defendant tuck quite an &C.
tive part in the scrimmage, out of which
the case originated. His Honor imposed
a fine Of ten dollars and costs. q f0ti.r
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HELD FOR PosTAdE.-W. E. Schmertz
s. Co, 81 Fifth Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa,
Sc; Peter Goodwin, Barton, Allegany
County, Md, Sc; Mrs. Jennie Ling, Cum
berland, Md, &c; George A. Russell, 107
North Fourth Street, Philadelphia, Pa,
Sc; Rev. A. Wallace, IA North Seventh
Street, Philadelphia, Pa, SC; Lawrence
N. Smith, Cunningham, Pa, Sc; Messrs.
Stansbery, better directions and &c.
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LEcTURE ny DIR. BHANN.-We direct
attention 10 an advertisement elsewhere
in this mornings paper, announcing lee.
turc by Dr.. Brann at StAlphonsus' church,
next Tuesday, for the benefit of the st.
AIoysius Young Mems Library-Subicct:
The Popes the chief champions OF Civil
Liberty before George Washington. DR.,
Brann is well known to our city readers,
having passed two or three years here be.
tore removing to New York. We doubt
not his lecture will fully sustain his repu.
tation for learning and eloquence.
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PREsBYTER1AL SABBATH School Con.
vENTIoN.-On Monday evening next, the
Presbyterian Sabbath Schools within the
bounds Of Washington PresbYtery (which
includes Wheeling) will meet in Conven.
ton at Burgettstown. Pa.
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GtmGatelGgetreer
SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 1873.
New Advertisements.

Religious Notice.
Lecture by Rev. Henry A. Brann, DID
The Saturday Evening Sociale. f,r
For Sale Very Cheap.
Brush Tints.
Forepaugh's Circus and Menagcrle.
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A BEAUTIFUL and wealthy young lady
Of this city just blooming into woman
hood was sent back by her stern father to
spend another year at boarding school,
This is how 1t happened.
Time, 9:45 P. M.-Young lady at the
back parlor window, her plump and white
little hand gracefully reposing upon the
window.sill. Poor but honest young man
(good.looking into the bargain) uncom-
lOrtably standing on an empty flour barrel
and kissing pasSionately the aforesaid
plump hand:
M. Ny own darling, (kiss,) you know
how devoted (kiss) l am to you, kiss,
kiss) TO live without you is death kiss,
kis0) The world without you kiss, kiss, }
Is d dreary blank. Do not, oh do not,
condemn Inc to despair. Be my own
darling, sweet WELCOME, the minister
is waiting for us. Ihave two friends as
witnesses. (Great many klsses) Come !
Y. l.. Dearest, you know l cannot re-
fuse you; but 1t Is too late, and fear faith.
or will be here in q minute.
Y. NJ, looking at his watch, (Ameri-
can make No, dearest, it Is only nine;
comet When the dear old man knows
that l am his son.in.law he. will forgive
US both. Kisses in great number.)
Pater iamilias. (He has entered the
parlorunheard during the latter part OF
the conversational Young man, your
watch has stopped; 60 TO Louis Dechest
in Beck's Block on Market street and
have it repaired Then 1t will have the
correct time.
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PATENT ITEM.-A patent was recently
granted to Charles T. Moore, Of White
Sulphur Springs, assignee OF Thomas
Feamster, Of Lewlsburg, Greenbrier
county, on type setting machine; also, to
Dewitt C. Turner, of Clifton, Mason
county, on apparatus for manufacturing
bromiue,
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Two FINE SECOND HAND PIANOS are
for sale at sheib's Music Store, Washing.
ton Hall. They will be found to be ex.
cellsnt instruments for practice, and very
cheap at the prices offered, either for cash
or on the renting plan.
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MATRnoN1AI.-Eight marriage licen.
ses were issued from the County Court
Clerks, Office during the week ending last
evening-a decided advance on the mum.
Der issued the preceding week. ..
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ADJoURNED.-The District Court ad-
journed last evening for the term. A
special term will be held next month,
commencing on the 18th, for the trial of
Rollins indicted for q misdemesnor.
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TIE largest stock, the latest styles. and
tho cheapest boots and shoes in the :ity,
at L. V. Blends.
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A New FIRM AT TIE HELM-Our
readers have already been informed ofthe
change of proprietors OF the Market street
Music Store. Mr.. Harding has disposed
Of his stock, fixtures and good will to
Messrs. Adams s. Lucas, not only in his
store here but also in that at Washington,
Pa. Mr.. Il. carries with him in his re-
tirement the high esteem and regard Of
tho public in both places. HissuccessOrs
have taken hold of the business vigorously,
and ore determined to devote to 1t their
best energies. Their announcement will
be found in another column Of this morn
fpg's paper, to which we invite the atten'
ton Of our readers. II there Is such q
thing as placing piano or an organ in
every house, they will accomplish 1t, il
fair prices and favorable terms Of pay
ment, either on the rental plan or pur.
chase, avail anything. Both members OF
the firm are well known, so that we need
scarcely commend them 10 the public in
this region. Give them call when you
want to purchase or rent an instrument
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AVAIL YOURSELVES OF THE OPPoRTuNI'
YT.-It is with pleasure that we announce
10 our readers, and to the ladies particular
ly, that our dry goods dealers Messrs. l.
Blum & Bro, will begin this morning
their first closing out sale Of Spring Dry
Goods, which we arc assured will be Of
fered at such prices as TO excite the Won
der of sll. Messrs. ]. Blum & Bro are
now making preparations to lay in their
Summer Dry Goods, and in order to ad-
nit their contemplated arrivals they arc
compelled to remove the balance Of their
Spring stock. Ladies' hero is a chance
Tor bargains. Tho firm does not propose
to publish their prices on this occasion,
but they simply ask the public TO call, see
their goods, and learn their prices from
behind their counters. Those in need Of
Dry Goods will govern themselves &C
cording to this notice, and be on hand
early, either at their principal House at
1874, or ut their Branch Store, 10 Main
street.
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THE SLEEPING BEAUTY in Forepaugh's
Museum was accosted by a Son Of Erin
the other day, and asked III wern't about
time to get up, appear civil to folks who
come to see her.
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WAS TIA swNDLE OR A JOKE PA
day or two since a very genteel lady call
ed at a certain grocery store not more
than 40 squares from thestone bridge and
proceeded to buy q small bill OF groceries.
After concluding her purchases she psid
the bill and took seat in chair near the
counter saying she had a rather long
walk and would rest little before start
ing. After sitting for few moments she
very suddenly remembered that she also
needed some coffee and had the gentle
manly proprietor weigh out two dollars
worth.-As he was about to empty 1t in
to sack the lady said he needn't do 1t up
as she had crock with her and she
would empty 1t in that, which she did
without rising from her scat. On count
ing her money to pay for the coffee she
found she had not enough, but said It.
would. make no difference, as she would
leave it and pay for it when she called
agsin, which would be sometime that
evening. And then the lady took her
departure.
In the evening the grocer looked for
the return Of bis customer, hut = o'clock
passed, and still she came not. She had
promised surely to be there by that time,
and requested him to keep his shop
open so she could get the coffee. Our
friend, the grocer, is very accommoda-
ting man, and waited until nine o'clock.
Still no Que came for the coffee. Hall
past nine, and still the crock was unca!led
for. Finally, near ten he concluded to
close the store, but before doing 80, some
thing prompted him TO take down the
crock but TO his surprise and dis
gust 1t was without bottom and
that terribly shrewd woman had simply
cmptied the coffee through the crock into
her apron. Maybe our friend, the gro
Ger, didn't get mad. But after oil he
thinks the joke worth more than the cof-
fee.
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JUVENILE BELL RINoERs.-Fore.
paugh's Museum contains a troupe Of girl
J0ll.ringerS, automatically constructed.
They play great variety OF delightful
melodies upon silver bells.
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IT WILL PAY.-Call and see all the
new latest style Dress Goods, Silk Vel.
vets, Silks, Poplins, and japanese Greua.
dimes uSt received and opened very cheap
]. W. FeIrel, Centre Wheeling.
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The LATEsT.-The Compass Walking
Boot for ladies and misses, and all the
latest styles Of ladies', misses" and chill
dren's shoes oan be found at L. Y. Blends.
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WE are selling hal pme shawls for
g 80; fine Black Alpaca for 25 cents;
Ladies' Ribbed Hose for 0 cents; fine
Bleached Muslin, BY the bolt, for 10 cents;
Dress Goods worth 80 cents for 20 cents.
HENRY RoEMER & Co.
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LADIES, study your interest. II you
want to save money, call on Henry Roe
mer & Co, for your Dry Goods.
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TWILL open this morning full line Of
Diagonal Suitings at quarter. Emanuel
Emsheiner, 1872 Main street
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THE Victoria and Congress Tie, and
JunIats and Croquet Slippers for ladies;
Braided and Brocha Slippers for gents,
lust received at L. V. Blends.