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, 1874-03-19

AMERICAN SILKS. ...
Cheney Bros
AMERICAN SILKS.
BLACK and C0L0RED
GROS GRAINS.

Special attention is invited
to the large assortment Of these
fabrics now offered by all the
Leading Dry Goods Stores in
the Country.
Silks of this manufacture
are made in the most approved
manner, and will not Crack or
Change Color in Wearing.
They are highly recommend
ed by all who have used them,
for Cheapness, Beauty, and
Durability.
American Silks in Europe.
An American lady writes from Paris to Mossrs.
Cheney Brothers, as follows:
"Three years ago, or thercabouts, received
dress pattern OF black 'Ameziean silk from
your 1panufactory, with q lottor In which you
wished mo to givo it thard uBage. and when got
hole In it to let you know. Ho1os have nothing
to do with tho inditlng Of this letter, but to tell
you how the silk has behaved.
II was exceedingly anxious that It should
prove sncooss, because It was American, and 1t
I havo ono bump bigger than another. 1t is
patriotism. The drossmakers universally de-
nounccd American silk as worthless. After
several skirmishos With my dressmaker, I. how
ever, got my drcsa made. and put 1t on For tho
first six months didn't know whethor liked 1t
III ..rs., II 1t4n&
, 1874-03-19

.Specfal U3aDNfch u 1do CAlta0o Tribune,
Fonr WAYNE, Tut. March 18.-Seott Dingn1an,
who has beeu on trial il, the Criminal Court for
1iyo days. was to-day acquitted Of tile charge OF
arson. Dingman was i,,liotod for setting 4lro to
lis storo III Mnysyi4e, Dec. 25, 1879, which
caused tho destruction Of nearly tic ontiro
tnHl.
, 1874-03-19

u. Ii. Hurt, Governor or Florida.
JAuKsosyuLE, Fla, Maroh 18.--l'Ae Hon. Q.
D. Hurt, Governor ol Florida, died ut hia rosi-
donco III thlH city this eyoulng.
, 1874-03-19

P1TrsnCno11, March 18.-rAe lsoy. Dr.. David
Elliott, Emeritus Professor in tho Presbyterian
Theological Seminary oil Allegheny City, died
this afternoon, in ILLS s7th yoar. Ho waa tho
laat living Moderator Of tho original Freshly
teriall Assembly before tho division,
, 1874-03-19

LISBON, March 19.-The mail steamer from
Rio has arrived, with dates to tho 29d OF Fob
runry. The accession of Gen. Nitro: to the
Presidency Of tho Argentine Republic has dos
croased The fearH Of war between that country
and Brazil.
It is thought that q rupture between the Ar
gentne Republic aud Chill is imminent.
, 1874-03-19

New Your, March 18.--Ninety-Bix citizens
hnyo boon summoned to atlonl the Unito,l
statos Circuit Court, at Brooklyn, on tho s25th
inst, from whom nro to be Holoctod jury to try
the Indictment ngaipBt sanborn, Vandorwerken,
aud 1Iawley.
, 1874-03-19

VERSAILLES, March 1s.-,-;Aftor long debat!!
in tho Assembly to-day, tho resolution offered
by tue Loft cenBuring the Government for It'll
action In reference to tho nomination Of Mayou
Of cities, was defeated by majority Of G..
, 1874-03-19
AtluEcsl Frauds I'r1ctiscd by n Detroit
{sfJlln Operator.

Special DlspAt.A 70 IAc Ch1ed00 IF76uNs.
DETRorr, Nlich., March 18.-rho trinl Of
Albeit Dosfold, grair-dcaler, Of this city, before
a Committee Of slle Board Of Trads Tor fraudu-
prosecuting testimony went to show that whoa:
bought in Ohicago was billed to Botaford as
coming from Deontur, aud was disposed of by
lin as Michigan wheat. Ills defense consisted
in not denying tho falHe billing Of tho wheat, but
in claimiug that le did hot know the fact, but
waa deceived by his Chicago correspondents.
lilo u1uttor l,aa aroused great local interest and
croatod m,,ol, feeling iii tho Board OF Trade.
The decision Of the Bonrd Of Direction ia not
vet Known. {
, 1874-03-19

Trial Postpont
ALBANY, N. Y, Nlarch 18.-W al Of Phelps.
tho dofaulting CaBlior OF tho ~ TrenBurer's
, 1874-03-19

Dishonest lfuiIr0Rd Conductors
Nnw YonK, March 1R.-Tho tiokot-agonta Of
tho Esls Railway have for ! long tims suspected
, 1874-03-19
Charged with E3efu; 4
Ssvindl9s, III. +
Dn1ln0lk

BALTIMORE, March 18.-Dr.',a;y7 6, ooppe
arrested in thia city to-day ohala' = til bei
common swindlor. Numerous rc s incli
several railroad passoB, wore IT. on his
no1', NIL bearing the nnnoJ j. Pc = 1lonbe
Accused was committed to ar {; 10 actic
the Grand Jury. w
, 1874-03-19
SPAIN.

BoAYoxaE, March 8.-Th8 Carlist forces unt
sition. f. G. r.,
, 1874-03-19
CRIME.
Attack by Detectives upon the Iowa
Train Robbers.
Two Of the Former and One Of. the
LATTER Reported Killed.
A 100000 Mail Robbery in vir-
ginia.

A Desperate Fight with the 1own
Train- I& 0bbcrs.
ST. LOUIS, No., March 18.--The Democrat has
special from sodalia, No., which says reports
have reached there tint tho notorious Younger
brothers, who arc supposed 70 have been en-
gagged IN the Iowa railroad-train robbery sumo
m onths ago, we're attacked yesterday at Monaga
Springs, st. Clair County, this State, By party
OF deteoslyes and desperate conflict ensucd,
in which ono Of the Younger brothers and two
detectives woro killed.
Thomas Allen, President Of the Iron Noun
tain Railroad, has received a dispatch corrnbor-
ating the Democrats special regarding the fight
botwoen tho deteotiyes and Younger brothers at
Wanagan Springs. The dispatches do not state
what detectives we're engaged in tho affair, but
It is supposed that they wore in the employ OF
pinkerton, Of Chicago.
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river News.

The marks at the landing last even
ing indicated five feet nine inches In
the channel, and about stationary.
The Msllis Rsgon departed fol
Pittsburgh Saturday at 7 o'clock.
The Courier left for Psrkersburg q,
l03 A. n. Saturday. u,
The R. R. Hudson departed for Gin
tinnati at 3 o'clock Saturday afternoon,
The Granite State arrived Saturday
morning, and took he: departure fol
Pittsburgh.
The Carrie Brooks, from GAINESVILLE
for Pittsburgh, arrived and departed
yesterday morning.
The Express is the Psrkersbure
packet this morning.
The Andes, from Cincinnati is due
here this afternoon. ..s
-r by Telegraph .,..
PITTSBURGH, May 24.-River 4 feet 4
inches and following slowly. Weather
cloudy and warm, with prospects o
rain.
CAIRO, May 24-Arrived-Pst Ro.
gers, Cincinnati; J. n. Kellogg. Vicks'
burg; Belle Memphis, st. Louii; Tom
Jasper, ST. Louis. Depsrted-Scud'
der, New Orleans; Pat Rogers, Mem
phis; Alice Brown, Pittsburgh; Belle
Memphis, Memphis; Tom Jasper, Gin
cinnati; J. n. Kellogg, ST. Louis. River
9 feet 6 inches Weather clear. Mer'
curry 90. .s"
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CHURCH MATTERs.-Rev. DR.. Brown
SOD, OF Washington, Pa, preached in
the First Presbyterian church.
Rev. T. o. Tongue, formerly rector
OF St. Johns church, OBLIGATED in the
pulpit OF that church yesterday.
Rev. J. G. Armstrong, Of Hannibal,
Missouri, preached a. st. Matthew q
church.
R. C. Bonham, Esq., OF this city is
attending the Episcopal Council of the
Diocese OF Virginia, which ia in session
at Staunton, Va. E:E.
The rite OF confirmation, according
to the Jewish faith, was conferred on
five young persons at the Jewish Syn.
agogue yesterday. DR.. Mayer preach ed
very interesting and impressive .ser-
mon in the English language. This is
the first time the above gentleman has
delivered sermon 10 English since he
has been in the city.
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CERTIFICATES OF INooRPoRATtoN.-
The following certificates OF incorpora.
ton have been issued by the Secretary
Of State during the past fortnight:
1.-THE Elk River Iron and Coal Com
pany;" they agree to become a corpo'
ration for the purpose OF manufacturing
pig iron and mining coal and Other
minerals, and for other kindred objects
which corporation shall keep its prin'
cipal Office or place OF business at OF
near the mouth OF Strange creek. on
Elk river, in the district OF Birch
county of Braxton, Weet Virginia, and
is to expire on the let day of April
1894. Capital stock limited to l00..
900. The capital is to be divided into
shares OF $500 each. Incorporators are
James N. Kinkaid and four others, al
OF Ohio.
Homestead Building Association )
this corporation is formed for the pur'
pose OF raising money to be used among
the members OF such corporation In
buying Tote or houses, or in building
and repairing houses, and for such other
lawful purposes as may be carried out
BY Homestead and building associations
It's principal Office or place OF business
shall be at Psrkersburg. Wood county,
aud the corporation is to expire on the
22d OF April, 1894. The capital stock
OF the company is limited to 81 600, 0O0
The incorporators are George Elletsop,
Wm. II. Brown, NJ. J. Weinburg, Jas.
r. Mehan and Ernest 1. Drahoeb, all
OF Psrkersburg.
I MASONIC Hall Association oil Wes-
ton." This corporation IL formed for
the purpose Of purchasing q lot in the
town OF Weston, West Virginia, and
erecting thereon q building for tree aud
accepted Masons. Its principal Office
shall be at Weston. and the corpora.
ton shall expire April q, 1894. The
capital stock is limited to 5000. The
iucorporators are George Ross. j. g..
Vaudevoort, E. Ralston, F. II. Chal-
liant W. h. Asphalt and A. W. Wood
ford. ''-'~''
Bank OF Barboursville;" formed to
carry on the usual banking business,
and its principal Office or place Of bust.
ness shall be in Barboursville, in the
county of Cabell. The capital stock ia
limited 10 100000. The incorporators
are Joseph s. Miller, C. II. Miller. j.
W. Miller. George F. Miller and T. H.
B. Thornburg.
wheeling Butchers' Association !"
formed for the purpose Of dealing in
hides and tsllow, which said corpora
ton is to have its principal Office at
the city Of Wheeling. and il to expire
on the 9th day OF December. 1893. The
capital stock is limited 10 $50, 900. The
incorporators are George Bowers, Mar
tin Fisher, Joseph Roger and seven
others, all Of Wheeling.
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surely and efYsctnalIy control them. The
testimony OF our hest citizens, OF all classes
establishes the fsci, that CHENEY PrcToR.
AL will and does relieysaDd cure The afiilei-
ing disorders Of ths Threat ond Lung be
yond any other medicine. The most dsn
gerous affections OF the PulmiDary Organs
yield 70 IL power; and ca,es Of C0nsumpt.
lon, cured by this preparation, are publisly
known, 10 remarkable a. hardly 10 be
believed were they not proven beyond ds.
pute. Az a remedy II In adequate, on which
the public may rely for full protection. BY
curing Coughs, the forerunners OF more
serious disease, II saves unnumbered hve-
and nj amount OF suffering not " be COIN
puted. II challenges trial, and convinoes
the most skeptical. Every family should
keep II on hand ~ protection against the
early and uppN esived sttsrk Of Pulmonary
Affections, which are easily met At frst but
which become incurable, snd too often
fatal, IL neglected. Tender lungs need this
defence and 10 II uHwise 10 bs without II.
As a safeguard 10 children, amid the dis
tressfne diseases which besetthe Throat and
Chest Of Childhood, CHEEKY PICTORIAL
IL invaluable; for, by is timely use, multi
and saved 70 the love apd Affection centred
on them. II acts spesdiIy and surely against
ordinary colds, securing Sonud and bealtb-
restoring sleep. No one Will suffer trouble
some fnfiuenza and painful Bronchitis,
when they know how eaAily they can be
cured.
Originally the product Of long, laborious,
and successful chemical investigation, DO
cost or toll b spared In making svsry bottls
ia the utmost possible perfection. IL msy
be confidently relied upon ~ pEsesing all
the yirtuesit has ever exhibited, and caDs.
BILE of producing cures ~ memorable ~
the greatest Il has ever effected.
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DEATH OF SQUIRE CLoHAY. Our citi

DEATH OF SQUIRE CLoHAN.-Our citi-
zens were painfully startled yesterday
motning by intelligence of the sudden
death OF William Clohan, Eco, from
hemorrhage OF the lungs. He had only
been i'll two or three days and many OF
his friends were not aware OF the serious
nature OF his illness until informed OF
HE death. He has held the office OF
Justice OF the Peace IN Webster die
trict for several years past, and has
been prominent in public affairs in this
city 70, long while. He had macy
excellent traits of character and his
loss will be seriously felt.
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CHANGED HANDs.-On Saturday
evening Dir. f R. Warner succeeded
Messrs. Goodwin Il Co., as proprietor
ofthe Mcclure House. Mr.. Warner
is a popular and courteous gentleman
and has had q long experience in the
art OF hotel keeping and consequently
understands.his business. He intend:
to make the Mcclure q frat class hotel
in every sense Of the word, and will
leave nothing undone to secure the
comfort OF his guests. We recommend
Mr.. Warner and his hotel to the
travelling public.
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CIRCUIT CoUBr.-This Court met at
the usual hour Saturday morning,
Judge Melvin on the bench.
In the Gaze of the State, for the use
OF Catherine Hazlett, against Klevis, a
writ of supersedeas was issued return
able on Saturday, May Both. ~
In the case o. Emmett against Hob
man, an order WAS Issued enjoining the
defendant from making any further ex-
cavations TO the danger of the plaintiff 8
house.
In the case of N. E. Arthur against
the franklin Insurance Company, the
jury returned verdict in favor OF the
plaintiff OF $l,6l2.40.
The case Of Henry Daub, in.
dicted for selling behind a screen,
in violation of the liquor law, waa
taken up. Messrs. Lamb and Dav-
export appear for Mr.. Daub. and
Prosecuting Attorney Crscratt and j.
B. Mcclure represent the State, Mr..
Davenport for the defendant. and Mr..
Mcclure for the State, concluded their
arguments Saturday afternoon. when
the Court adjourned. This 10 made a
test case, and the result will determi ne
what the indictments against other sa"
loon-keepers amount to. ...
The Court adjourned until 9 o'clock
this morning. .......
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TIE German Benevolent Society will
hold their annual picnic Oh the Island
to-day. This organization has been
nick-named the Umbrella" Society
a. it invariably rains on the day they
set for holding their picnic. We will
see what lack they have to-day. ..
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IT was William Hobbs that was
hurt in Wellsburg aud not John Hobbs
ss we stated in Saturday mornings is-
sue. His hand was caught in grind
stone and was badly hurt, but not
cut of as was reported.
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COMMISSIONERS OF DREDs.-Tbe Gov.
ernor has appointed, since our last pub
LEGATION OF such list, the following
Commissioners OF Deeds for this State
Charles II. Smith. Jr., New York
city; Charles Knobblesdor, Chicago,
and Joseph Franklin, Philadelphia. (
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TEMPERANcs.-The temperance meet
ing at Washington Hall yesterday a.
ternoon was well attended. c. Fl. Gun.
ter, of Ohio. addressed the meeting
and was attentively listened to by the
audience. After the usual religious ex-
ercises the meeting adjourned.
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Police CoURr.-Only one case ap-
peared before the Police Court Satur-
day morning. 70 = ..'
Jacob Stofeld is an East Wheeling
wife FOUNDER On Friday evening
Jacob amused himself by playfully
tanning his wite's eyebrow with boot'
jack and kept the fly's off her body
with chair. When policeman put
in an appearance he turned his wrath
on that unfortunate individual. Jacob
was finally locked up ami Judge Gram
mer fined him $4,000 and costs for
beating bis wife and the same amount
for abusing the officer. He will spend
a short season in Jail.
At the afternoon session the case
Of Henry Daub, charged with keeping
ten pin alley without license, was
continued until Tuesday morning. e
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PERsoNAL.-Dr. T. B. Camden, SUI
perintendent of the Weston Insane Asy
lum, has our thanks for late Nashville
papers. Dr.. Camden is attending the
annual meeting Of the Insane Asylum
Superintendent Of the United States,
which held it's session in Nashville last
week.
Hon. James Morris, OF Woodsfeld,
Monroe county, Ohio, favored US with
q call last evening. He is stopping at
the Stamm House.
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WHEELING SrspL WoRKs.-Parsuant

WHEELING Steel WoRKs.-Parsuans
10 . call by the Secretary, a meeting Of
the stockholders Of the works was held
Saturday afternoon. and osertwo'thirds
of the stock was represented t,fi
After the reading Of the Secretary g
report, the object Of the meeting, which
was the increasing Of the capital
stock for the purpose Of enlsrging
the works, was considered and discuss
ed in it's various bearings and alter q
thorough canvass it was decided to erect
an additional building Immediately
west and adjoining the present factory
/ in which was to be placed a new en-
CINE and boilers, and two trains OF eteel
rolls with all the necessary
machinery for supplying the cheap
er grades of steel, =! as ! well
as the finer qualities which are now
manufactured. ''1''
To defray the expense of these i'm
provemeuts it was decided 10 increase
the capital stock $4,000. --.
The limit OF shares which can be
held by any one stakeholder was in
creased from $1,000 to $1,000. Some
other business OF miLor importance
was transacted and the meeting adj
journed. ...
The stock will probably be absorbed
in a few days and the contem-
plated Improvements commenced
at an early day. - When COM
pleted, the works will probably be sec.
ond to none in the country, and will
add another important industry to our
already large list OF manufactures in
and adjoining Wheeling.
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NoTlcE TO THE PUBLIC 1t appears
that my cheap dry goods and carpets
are creating some excitement, and are
appreciated by many, and will con-
tinue them still Lo1Cer and lot0sr. | Am
determined to lead the panic aud low
prices, by saving you 10 per cent of
any quotations. J. W. TERRELL,
Corner Main and Twentieth streets,
Centre Wheeling.
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A SEccEss. The vocal and instru.
mental concert given at Handlan's
Hall on Saturday evening. by the anna
teur vocalists and performers OF the
Eighth Ward, was well attended, and
the concert pronounced q success.
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STREET gamins are troubling our
Main street merchants by stealing
sugar. One Of the little fellows was
captured on Saturday afternoon and
locked up in the store for q couple OF
hours. He will keep himself scarce
hereafter.
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Communicable case OF James
Lynch, charged with whipping one Of
the boys in the South Wheeling Glass
Works, before Squire Schultz, on Sat-
urday evening, was continued until this
morning at 8 o'clock. r....
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NOTARY PUBLIC The Governor has
appointed the following Notaries Pub
lie within the past week:
Horatio n. Wilson for Richie coun,
ty. with residence at Spruce Postoffice,
and George T. Nickel, for Monroe, at
Sinks Grove Postoffice.
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To KEEP THE PEACE On Saturday
afternoon, George W. Pumphray made
complaint before Squire Lauuder
against George Ferguson, for using
abusive language toward him. The
Justice bound Ferguson over in the
sum of 800 to keep the peace for one
rear
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-25

J. T. LAKIN Il Co, merchant tailors
and dealers in gents furnishing goods,
No. SO Twelfth street have received
their stock OF spring and summer
goods which they are now pre-
pared to make up in the latest styles to
suit purchasers and perfect fit guar
anteed.
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VIZ may say that the spirit OF i'm
provement has taken hold OF the eiti.
zeus of Wheeling, for the riNg of the
hammer and trowel is heard On all
sides.
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We advise all who want fret class
Photographs to see the specimens al
Robinson s Gallery before giving their
orders. The effect OF light blended on
shadow which charscterizes their work
cannot be surpassed.
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GET THEM ALL.-Ten pieces OF gu
purb silk striped Tainese Cloth, summer
shades elegant. Cost 81 40 in gold al
u cts per ward. STONE " THnNAs
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Down THEY Go.-Fifty pieces ele.
CANT summer Dress Goods, bought at
great slaughter, worth SIC, at lie.
~. H,gr STONE 4. THOMAS.
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BLACK SlLKs.-Tremendous slaughter
in all grades. 90 Silks at 81 elegant
27-inch eros Grain at Sl.l5, cheap at
$I.75 anywhere. STONE d THOMAS.
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Accommodation.

EAsT-LEAvKs. wnT-LBlyR.
wheeling IeWheelinR
daily at.--0.5 A. u. daily at-.-FJ1 y. n,
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES AT
Cumberland BIS r. y "a nesyiIle.. p. N.
East bound trains make connections
at baltimore with trains for Phnsdsl .
phia, New York and Boston. At WASH
ington City for all points South.
West bound trains make direct cunnec-
ton for all points West ana Northwest.
Pullman Palace Cars on all night trims
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FILTHY cellars are productive OF dis
case. See that they are kept free from
all impurities.
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AND now our fast young men take the
wings OF the livery stable horses on
SUNDAYS and flee to the suburbe.
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For elegantly favored roasted coffee
aud strictly pure spices, call on Turner
& Co mo. 1910 Main street.
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TIE capital removing convention
meets in Grafton next Wednesday.
Ohio county will be, represented.
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Western Express.

EASr-LEAVEs WnT-LEAvEs,
Wheeling sWheeling
daily at.--i55 p. y. daily at.-.7i1 A.
ARRIVES AT ARRIVE, AT
Washington SewaTk.....-l:IOP p. N.
City.......7:lO A. n ColumbuS.....2b y. ~
Baltimoro..-S 40 A. n sandusRy ....B-iSS y. NJ
Philadelphia..l;2 p N Cincinnati..l0:I0P ?. ".
New YoTk......5.l0 p MlChicago.. A. N.
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THE Waverlys give an entertain.
ment at the Opera House on Tuesday
evening.
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READ all the local quotations and
price all the cheap goods, and then
give me a call and | will save you ~
per cent. j. w. TERRELL.
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CARP ETs and oil cloth. in full line
and cheap we ask investigation.
Tapestry BrusseIls at 81 30, sells every
where at $3.50; Ingrains in proportion.
Terms cash. STONE IL THOMAS.
CALICO WAR no WHRRE-ShoeS 10
tie Front.-I will cell until further
notice the following goods, at the prices
given:
worth s. IS, only 81 90
Ladies r. r. Lasting Caters, . %
Ladies Lasting Caters on NJ Il F
Taste, 225
Ladies S. c. Lasting Caters 200
Ladies Philadelphia Lasting
Caters, fine, ... 2 so
Misses Plain and Trimmed Caters, = 90
Philadelphia make, choice, 200
Cbildren's Lasting Pebble Fox
Gailere, 30
And other goods in proportion. Also
the most complete stock OF colored
shoes in the city. Cal! and examine
goods and prices.
JERRY CLEMgss,
22l0 100 Main street,