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OFFICIAL.
,. CITY AUDITORS OFflcE,}

= 4
- RICHMOND, March 2S, 1871.
TNHE ASSESS MENT OF LICE ; T.
i TAXES for the year 1874 has ben com,
pletei and filed In this office for the ihptcaGn ~
have an opportunity OF reporting the Sams 70 .,.s
FINANCE Committee of the CRY toancii on sn S
afternoons OF 7th. Sth, aud 9th Of APRIL. Dft
the hours OF ) and T.. NJ, al The Co'nci! cht1n.
her. ON Broad street III which tinc and pasr t9G
conmftfee VIII hear and consider appeals TIN XII
iSse S~Iucnt. u. ID. ~ ,,,n,n-
NH oS-1Ot II. N''N
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A SPECIALITY. d,
just opeu sdat the old stand Of T. T.. Irving Co.,
9l3 Main street. s. Il
AGENTS FURNISHING EMPORIUM.
MADE. To ORDER a SPEClALH1.
five years in this city by the late THOMAS s. BALD
WIN, ready made or. made to sEder; HiGA Ut
SHIRTS, MEDIUM CUT SHIRTS, ana Love SCT
a fns PEKChLE SHIRT, with two collars, for
Neg YORK MILLS sHrRgs, with three pleats,
for $3.50; ,a.,f .r.-.
UNDERWEAR ut all prices;
ESGLlS and FRENCH HALF-HOSEs
BAL RBlGGAN HALF-l4USE;
RANDkERCHIEFS. GLOVES, SCSPENDERS,
SGARFo, THIS, BOWS, COLLARS, tff5
CUFFS, SHIRT EWELRY.
And every article pertaining to first class gen.
tlemei's furnishing establishment. We most re-
specially ask u Share OF Your patronage.
s..E s.. II. Il. MILLER y CO.,
913 Main street,
NH colin opposite Gerot's European Hotel.
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CLOTHING.
CPRING CLOTHING.

I desire to Inform my
FRIENDS and PATRONS,
that have Just returned from the NEW YORK
market, and am now receiving n EINE, WE'LL Sc
LECTED aud EXTENSIVE GENERAL ASSORTMENT
OF :. ..- Z
J FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,
for MEN. YOUTHS, BOYS and CIuLDRESs wear,
Us will be found In the state this season. Goods
bought Tor CASH and will be SOLD accordingly.
WM Ira SMITH, Agt.,
1lU9 Main street.
See the LONG FLAG on Main street. NH 80
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EERCHAST TAILORING.

NEERCHAST TAILORING.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED HOUSE OF
JOHN Z. DOHERTY.
: Evond respectfully invite my patrons aud those
going Use wheral one Of The Target and finest
stocks OF iMPOTs FED GOODS ever offered IN this
market. which win make up In the latest and most
approved manner, and will sell low Us the same
can lie boughtt tor In this city.
Orders taken Tor SHIRTS from ons OF the best
houses In the country.
! -. - JOHN f.. DOuEETY, ...
NH %. I'm 't' S22 Main street.
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STORAGE.-Haying ample room, would
~ be glad 10 store tobacco, salt herriEgs, four,
'ND'l''' - JEFFREY MAsON,
No. 1861. corner Seventeenth aud N1sip streets.
NH 3l-2Y :, ,ts.,. e.g..s..,ss s.sss sfs.s-.s.r4sg
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Thay feel called upon agn'n to urge upon
tho Genefafsassemafy the Necessity Or rggs
siding more Scout dep ositories1or alAE1e
records and SECURITIES belonging 0 the Ssass.
w. MTERRg E
ClfairmanEJoint Committees
Jou,tzE EutssK (pesgM, u. BIZ
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LECTURES.
FAIRS, DC.

FAIRS, DC. ,s.
EEAST AND FAIR.
The ladies of the BAPTIST churches Of III" ely
will open ut Main street opposite the rost-o!tcr
THIS EfEAING,,
.s-. A FEAST AND FAIR
for the benefit of
...... .r... CITY MISSIONS.
great variety OF tasteful and useful articles
will be offered for sale, and lunch, dinner, and sup
per will be served daily In the best style, and on
reasonable terms. ..z...s4 go
4 .confdenC appeal Is made 10 generous public
In behalf Of this enterprise, -.e---- NH Silt
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General Assembly Of Virginia.

IT. MONDAY, March 80, 1874
SENATE.
The Lieutenant-Governor in the chair.
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-,...... o.. - RICHMOND, March 81. ls7I{
MEMBERS OF THE RICH,uovn
Al PHILHARMONIC ASSOCIATIVE W.,
please attend an extra rehearsal fo- co,cs.. VIII
Is important that ALL should be present '''eS II
NH 31-1t< - S,'h.'
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~ under The auspices Of Mt. Olivet nivtslon -
sons OF Temperance, will be held al Mt ,Il,a,,
church, on BrOad-sreet roai. SIX miles west y,
Richmond, on SUNDAY NEXT. april Stb a, ot t
O'Clock T. NJ. Members Of sister visions ana ,ha
public are invited 10 attend NH 81 tn. m >aT.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF TuE
n STOCKHOLDERS Of the CITY FIRE ~
SURANtE COMPANY will I've held a, The o,lira NJ
the company Oh MONDAY the 9Th day of Anrii
next, at 6 O'Clock 2. NJ. Ap'"
NH 26-dtd f. MEADE, Sccretarr.
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EDHUNn -R--bAaWELL,- -----.----
j: J. ALLEN (per NJ. d. b.,
r-n n,NrsYT [por MD. H. J..

= MANY witnesses were examined by the
committee. seyerat-of- whom testiaed-f -the
Hustipgs Court. during the trial Of W. =.
Coleman, for forgery. Very siittieineg eyi:
dence was elicitedy but fas the tessimony,oI
Mr. William F. Taylor, Auditor of Puolie
a ccounts. and General Asa Rogers, Second
Anriitor. Is much fuller than that brougnt
oft at the Hastings, Court (and when mas
already appeared 10 the DtspdtcN we pup
iish their statements in full: 80
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-04

The tendency of political action on
the part of the people is toward indepcn-
dent candidates, and if the elements OPP
posed to old party shackles could be
united, none Of the existing party organi-
cations would have ghost of chance
for success.-Marti"sb"rg independent,
The independent is, generally speak
ing, good paper, in fact, always good,
except when, as above it goes to advo-
eating "Independent" ideas. What would
be the result of such state of affairs rs
here limited at? Simply anarchy
and confusion. Abolish once party
lines; abolish these ideas for
which we have ever fought, and what
will be the result? Why, as nearly every
man in the United States thinks he is a
little better posted on matters pertaining
to the general welfare than any one else,
we would soon have innumerahle candi-
dates, running for innumcrable positions
upon innumerable platforms. Anything
is better than independence, as generally
meant nowadays. 1t is simply, no ideas
on any subject; no real independence Of
either thought or action.
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THE RADICAL CONVENTION.

Yesterday the Radicals assembled in
Convention, at the Opera House in this
city, to make a nomination for Congress
TO oppose Col. WILSON.
The performance coming on so soon
after FoXs Humpty Dumpty Troop,
attracted quite an audience; but being
simply quiet, osbrls stair, it did not
furnish as good an entertainment as
did the pantomimists: There were
one or two funny sPeeohdI. made, and
some very peculiar'doctrines enunciated,
however. For instance, one gentleman,
delegate from Hancock, remarked that
he wanted parson nominated, who
though he was Radical political
preacher, had not, yet, followed in the
footsteps of his great eXemplar, BEECHER
and become demoralized. The gentle
man also said that we needed reform in
the State government, and therefore it
was necessary to send n Radical Con-
gresham to Washington. All of which
was very amusing, and is the first public
expression of the consolidation and
Capitalization policy of the party that
we have ever heard. We knew that
such was its doctrine, but heretofore, it
has been sought to be disguised. The re-
suit of the deliberations was the nominal
ton of NATHAN GOFF, Jr., Esq, and
now the race begins. We predict that
this gentleman will be badly distanccd.
One thing more especially to be MOTTO
cd is the fact that this was straight
out Convention; no bOltcr was recogniz-
ed; there was only one solitary In
dependent" in the assembly, and he re-
ceived no consideration whatever.
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THE SOUTHERN OUTRAGES.

The Radical press throughout the
country are cndcavoring to make consid-
cradle political capital on the outragcs
which have recently been per-
pctratcd in the Southern Estates,
claiming that the poor negroes there are
being deliberately murdered by the
whites in cold blood. Now there are
two or three very suggestive points in
this regard which may have been inn
pressed upon the mind Of every thinking
man. In the first place, it is quite pc
culiar fact, that these outrageS have only
occurred in those States where the Radio
ais have had control. Virginia
and Georgia each have large negro
population, vet in these States, under
white control, the negro is not molestcd;
but quietly goes on his way, is protected
in all his rights, and is recognized Us n
citizen entitled to his privileges as such,
which privileges have not been denied
him. The next fact to be considered is,
that in those States where the Radicals
predominant, white carpet baggers and
scalawags are always on hand ready to
inCite the ignorant black to desperate
measures by pouring falSchoods into his
ear, to the effect that the whites are arming
against him, and intend either to cXtcrm-
nate, or reduce him again to a.condition of
slavery. Witness the remarks recently
made to the South Carolina negroes by
certain JOHN J. PATTERSON. of Pcnnsvl-
wanna, (who has been elected to the
United States Senate from South Carroll
nal that the whites are armed, and that
the negroes should "bC on their guard
and be ready 1t is very probable that
his object, like that Of all his class, is to
get up a negro riot, So that he may retain
their confidence, and, ut the same time
give tho NatiOnal GoVerhhlehI PTclcAl
for interference. We arc glad to see
that so far his ncfarious designs have
been unsuccessful 1t is very
significant too, that these efforts
are being made just now. After quiet
year, we find the negroes getting turbu-
lent and FESTIVE just about election time
The whole thing is patent on its face.
These unprincipled men are reduced to
desperate extremitieS. They cannot
disguise their corrupt acts even from their
ignorant constituents, but they hope to
retain their places long enough to retire
from them to their distant homes, with
an accumulation of capital, and this they
can only do by melting riot and hostility
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to white men, and thus divert tho minds
of the blacks from themselves
This is established by the fact that in
all cases where troubles have arisen, they
can be traced back to an origin among
the blacks, instigated by white Radical
leaders. In this connection also, it may
be as well to state that Attorney General
WILLIAMS, our reports tell US, has gone
to the Long Branch Capital to consult
with the President about these Southern
outrages." This Is very significant.
1t is fair to presume, and
much to be desired, that in all these
efforts, theavsulting ambition" Of the
Radicals will "overleap lself."
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Saturday. the Iath day Of Sep,.,,
hA.. Pttn
Trustees Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRr>r
ID made by Robert q. Woods 10 nv
Trustee, bearing date the SOth day Of la,
uary, 1866, and recorded in Deed Book \.
~. page -, of the land records of uS,
county, ! will on saturday, The api
day OF October, 1874, ut the front DIV.
OF the Court House of Ohio count,
NJ 10 o'clock a. m, offer for sale :,
public auction, the following A..
Scribrd real estate, lying about 81, mil,
north of the city OF Wheeling. ON the rs,,
side of the Ohio river, being part of ~.
=. +. Woods home farm, having fropt nm
the east side of the county road and hind.
ing thereon - poles and extending Lsc.
eastward loo poles; containing 2l1, acre, a.,
land, covering and including lOr' acr,> :,
coal. Also "a StTip.of land 10 feet wide ana
about NOrud> long, running nom the NnrlI,
western corner OF said tract Of land Ia m,
river, being the north half of a private
road
Terms Of sale, onc-thiri cash and The
balance In six and twelve months, secured
by decd Of trust
=. BRADY, Trustee,
J. {. HERVEY, AuctiOnecr.
At the same time will he Offered tor VI A..
llOla acres of coal lying immediately hack
Of the above described tract OF land
au26-lb ROBERT u. WOODS
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Passenger Rates Reduced
SIT TD LIME

To Glasgow, Liverpool, Belfast, and
Londonderry, &C.
state of Pennsylvania, State Of Virginia,
state Of Louisiana, stat" OF GCOrgia,
State of Nevada. state of Minnr>ula
Stale OF Florida, State of Alabama
State of Indiana.
Sailing every "Wednesday from the Con.
pauy's dock, H3guB, North River y. !.
ThrHccommOdatiOn SOlplgroyiSionS pm
vidrd on these Ships afc unsurpassed D.
those of any other line.
Rites ~ HtwIJC- $40 and sSl. eur
r,uCy, according To accommodation: rr
turn TiCkut>-Sl9 and SliO. lnt"rmcda,,
or second Cabin 50, currency. Stccragr-
AS low ~ 10y any other first class line U
route. For dates of sailing apply tO
AUSTIN, BALDWIN y CO, Agents, Ne
-. Broadway, y. y; GEO. II. LEAF, "a
Chestnut 81, Philadrlphia; or j. +. MEE
RIMNN, Agent, Adams Express cos oi
flee, Wheeling, W. Va. Jrl3
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Sin IL often the result of 7

Sin II OffCn Inc rCSHEt OF phNSlCHI TT
health ana feeble StOmaChs. During one
third of our time the process of digestion
continues. TO be dySpeptic is To he miSer-
able; dyspepsia is the Foundation Of fevcrS
and ali the diseases of the blood, liver, skin
and kidneys. Dyspepsia yields To the vir-
tues of the vegetable ingredients in that
great purifier of the blood and restOrer OF
health, DR.. Walkers Vinegar Bttcrs.
aual9h
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MOSES S. GRANTuAM. of Berkeley
county, was unanimously nominated by
the Democratic Senatorial Convention,
for the 18th Senatorial District, assem-
bled at Charlestown on the LIST inst.
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FOR SALE.

VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS.
Y Lots No. !, y, 3, 1, and ,, Square No. !,
GilchriSt'S addition, fronting 90 feet on y.
York street, and running east 30 feet To
the river. These lots are rs high rs amy
on the Island; beautifully graded; the
water front protected from washing, and
are furnished with city water.
TERMS-One-third cash and residue in
one and two years with interest.
Inuuirc Of X. q. JORDAN,
No. 2220 Chaplin" street, or
W. Y. IlOGEN BRO,
aug b Bailcy'S Block, Market street,
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ST. JOSEPH'S ACADEMY
Corner Of Ilth and EOUStS.

1IHE DUTIES OF THIS INSTITUTION
will be resumed on Tuesday, Scptcm-
her LIST. Parents are requested tOScnd their
children promptly that the classes may be-
organized fllly from the commencement.
\ Drawing Class will he opened ON tn" eth
to which pupils not attending the school
will be admitted. Terms per quarter of
eleven weeks. 500. Entrance on 18th st.
SISTERS OF ST. JOSEPH.
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION.
THE WEEKLY REGISTER

Is the largest and altogether the most
complete news and family paper printed in
West Virginia. 1t will be sent to any adj
dress one year for 500. Valuable premi-
ums to club agents and to subscribers.
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WHEELING FEMALE COLLEGE,

4 Nd MUSICAL ,CONSEItN AIOItN,
y will open Tuesday, September l. i>i.
The Musical Conservatory will hr under
the dictatorship OF Prof Herman Ebcling
and Prof \. =. Roe, JT., with capable rs
SiStantS. The Faculty Of instruction will
include the experienced teachers nf the
past year. Pupils viii he received for Vocal
or Instrumental Music, Drawing, Painting
Facnch or German. For terms "i admiS-
sion, tuition, &c, call an or address the
President, Rev. WIN. II. MORTON, or the
Rev. J. b. CLARK, Head of Instruction
i,-DI
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DIED..

KRAFT-On Thursday, Sept. Bird 1874, at
half past o'clock A. NJ, CHARLES KRAFT,
Youngest son of John and Lena Kraft,
aged eleven weeks and three days.
Funeral from the residence of his parents
on Market street, North Wheeling, this
afternoon at o'clock. Friends OF the
family are invited to attend.
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Musical Instruction--A Card

HAVING CONCLUDED, AFTER \
III three years absence in Germany Ia
return 10 my native city, rcSpcCtiullyHn
nounce to the public that am prepared 10
take number of pupils in the study of
Piano, Organ, Harmony, single and double
Counterpart and Voice. Having rccuiV-
ed Instructions from several OF the most
celebrated teachers of Germany, and hay
ING had success I'm teaching I'm that coUn-
try. | feel able Ia and will give satisfaction
10 all who intruSt their musical education
10 me. +. BASSETr,
For particulars please enquire ai Adams
Il Lucas Music Store, l227 Market street.
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MUSIC AND ART

UNHE MISSES DODDRIDGF, RECENTLY
/ of the Wheeling Female College, will
open classes IN Music, Drawing and Paint
ing, i'm the WciScl Musical INSTITUTE" Hall,
odd Fellows building, September LIST, lN5L
They will also give instruction i'm Mu~IcHt
their residence, No. ID Ohio street, Island,
and will be prepared To receive u limited
number of boarding pupils. Hours for
lessons will he arranged 10 suit the cone
venience OF young ladies attending other
schools. JN2>Na
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Lindsey Institute building,
LINDSLEY INSTITUTE.

UCTION GIVEN IN ALL
branches usually taught in Prcparato-
nv schools and Academies. The depart
ment OF Modern Languages Is under the
control of the eminently successful teach
cr Dr. MAYER. The Fall Session Of Fifteen
weeks, commences Monday, september :,
1874. For terms of admission, &c, call nj
the Institution. corner Of Eotfnnd 18th SIS,
or address J. y. HUTCHISoN, Wheeling,
w. Va. JESSE &. BRUCE,
oupl Yn j. y. HUTCHINSON.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FRIENDS.

HAVE COME BACK FROM THE OLD
Il country, at my old stand, and Will
Iwish all INV old customers to give me
call LEOPOLD ACKERMAN.
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Quarter Tickets, $3.50; Eleven Tickets 500.
Individual Benefits.
This Concert is strictly for MASONIC
purposes and will be conducted with the
same libcralty, honesty and fairness
which characterized the first enterprise
JOHN l.. ROPER, President
For Tickets and Circulars giving full ia
formation, address
HENRY V. MOORE, Sec'y,
Masonic Relief Association, Norfolk, Va.
RESPO N.SIBDE AGENTS TAINTED.
j. ". l.. ROGERS, Agent,
1902 Market street,
Sep3 Wheeling, w. Va.
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FOR SALE.
WHEELING ISLAND f,
COMMISSIONERS SALE

DY VIRTUE OF \ DECREE OF TEy
Virginia, entered on the 18th day ~ ~
cember. 1874, in a chancery cause wbs,1uHe'
JoSeph W. Terrell Is complainant els
Sarah Cunningham and Others are De-. sGl
ants, will on
Saturday. the Iath day Of Sen,..
-.... Der. 1874. r'm'
nj 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the mont doo,oy .,
Court House of Ohio county, prOo,,j :, s we
III. undivided one-half of the cas-, wi
lot No. -, in the town OF West Ih.G
Ohio county, W. Va, subject 10 The ~,
interest of Sarah Cunningham thersID
Terms of sale, cash.
JOHN +. MCKENNAN
auglS oawt Special CommiSSions.
J. c. HERNEY, Auctiopf..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-09

AGuE CoEQuERoR; No QUN1NB, NO
ARSENIC, NO PoIsoNs.- This is strong
language, as Physicians and Chemists
have for years tried 10 compound q pre-.
paration that would entirely cure FEVER
AND AGUR without the use Of strong medi.
cines such as Quinine, Arsenic and other
poisons Injurious to the system. There is
no case Of Fever and Ague, Intermittent
or Bilious Fevers, Congestive Chills,
Night Sweats, Liver Complaints, &C., that
this remedy will not cure at once and per.
manently. II purlfes the Blood, Liver,
Spleen, and all secretory organs 80 eff
iectually that the Chills will not return
during the season, even when persons
have had them for years. Sold by all the
druggists in Wheeling, Bridgeport and
Martins Ferry. eod-&w
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River News.


There is no change in the condition Of
the river at this point. They were about
twentyeight inches in the channel last
evening.
The Wildwood arrived from Marietta
about 2 o'lcock Saturday morning. She
left for Petersburg before noon with a
barge oil freight.
The Ida will to-day commence running
In the Bellaire trade, in the place Of the
Market Boy.
The Science will leave for Psrkersburp
atl1A.M.
The Tempest is still running in the
Sunfsh trade.
IBy Telegraph
LOUISVILLE, November, S-Riyer on A
stand With 90 inches in the canal. Rain
CAIRO, November s.-Arrived-Julis,
st. Louis City OF Vicksbug, Vicksburg;
Lookout, Ohio river; James Gilmore,
Grand Tower, Commonwealth and Mary
Alice, st. Louis. Departed-Julia, Vicks.
burg; Tale, New Orleans; Grand Tower,
Memphis; W. J. Lewis, Memphis. River
feet and falling. Raining and warm.
CINCINNATI, November S.-The river
commenced falling this evening.
EVANSVILLE, November 7.-Weather
cloudy with light rain this afternoon and
raining again at night. Mercury So 10
20. River II inches on the metat mark,
Down-Dick johnson, Laura L. Davis
No business,
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THE coming winter, we are Informed,
will be cold one, Owing 10 the scarcity
OF work many persons will be obliged 10
wear overcoats Of the quality OF the jokes
oImost Of our cotempoEarics-exceeding-
ly thin from long use. The squirrels
have already housed, or perhaps freed,
their winter store. The bark Of various
treesis more than usually thick, and that
ofthe dog Of the period more than ordi-
nary thin and agoIizing. The impend-
ing winter bonnet Is provided with ear
mutts, and many other things. Our space,
unfortunately, is limited, but we have at
least got slightly ahead oil the Oldest in
habitant by way Of prophecy.
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READY FOR Action I'VE would re-
mind our readers Of a previous announce.
ment Of the opening Of a very extensive
display Of fashionable Fall Dry Goods at
the well known dry goods house Of
Messrs. /. Blum s. Bro, 10 be commenced
this morning. Little need TO be said in
regard to their Specialties, which are ad-
VertIsed at the head OF cur local this
morning. It is wonderful that this firm
can afford 10 sell such rich fabrics at such
ridiculous prices, but this is not all
Messrs. l. Blum & Bro. inform US that
they have such great bargains to offer
that will certainly puzzle the most fas.
tidious buyers, and they are confident that
just as soon as their prices become circu.
lated, general jam will be inevitable.
Messrs. !. Blum & Bro. take no considers.
ton of what the fabrics offered are selling
for elsewhere, but they are ready to show
their customers how much cheaper they
can afford 10 cell their goods for. We
would suggest TO our readers to call early
this morning 10 avoid a rush and secure
hrst choice, as there will no duplicates
offered.