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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-09-18
Baltimore Cattle Market.
THURSDAY. SepT. 10 1874

BEEF CArTLs There was no activity AT anv
time during the progress o. the market this week
and towards the middle and latter part II beear,s
quite heavy, closing lc per pound lower than
- wee on All grades some dealers thought
the decline on the middle aud lower Grades 81.
The quality was generally superior to that OF las,
week there being more good Cattle arriving than
Tor some time past and the improvement extends
'hroug hout The list. Some 700 head have been
reshipped East 10 relieve this market and the
balance left over, many of which will be reship
ped ut the risk of their owners
PRICES to-day for Beef Cattle ranged as fol-
lows : Best Beeyes AZ 3 o04S6 25-that cen
orally rated hrst quality 3 75@s5 90: medium
or good fair quality 25@s3 IS: ordinary thin
Steers, Oxen and Cows OO(aS3 25; inferior
and lowest grades of Cattle o oOC0Oo OO-gen-
eral average Of the market to-day 81 90 ex-
IRENE range OF prices 3 00I9S6 Is. Most Of
TIE sales were from % to IS 90 y loo lbs.
OF the receipts 400 head came from Ohio. so4
from Nirgiuin, 2061 from W Va, G. from Nd
and 3S from Pennsylvania -TotaI receipts
for the week 1865 head against 1854 last
week, and 2l7s head same time last year. OF
the offerings "a head were taken nv baltimore
butchers, 6j5 sold to York Co, Pa dealers a. 347
10 Eastern spectators. Total sales for the week
2l26 head, against 2024 last week, and 1876 head
same time last year.
Cows.-We quote Mich Cows Mt 35@S5o per
head, aid in fair demand for good
SHEEP AND LAMBs.-There has been a slight
falling off io the receipts this week but they are
much beyond the demand, which is almost Who'll
~ confined 10 home buyers, with the exception
Of country demand for stockers towards the
close Of the market. The receipts consist almost
entirely OF Sheep Of common order, there being
very limited number of fair Sheep on the mar
ket, and few or no tops. Prices are &c per pound
lower. We quote Sheep at 4G95l cents per pound
gross. Stock Sheep 0oG93 so per head, and
in active demand. Lambs at 5O(DS4 per head
as to quality. Receipts this week Gal head, a.
gainst 77G0 last week, and GALS head same time
last year.
Hoes There is fair percentage of increase
in the arrivals this week, and il consists OF better
Hogs than have been received for come time past
rat Their more, in fact, than needed, and COM
mon stock is much in excess Of the demand. AT
the time of our report there is a large number
IN the pens, and prices having already declined,
show further tendency in the same direction
and 1t Is thought will go lower if there is an in
crease In the receipts next week. We quote ut 6
00(alSlO 80, per 100 pounds net, with bu, few al
the latter figure. Receipts this week $3.50 head
against $500 last week, and 1911 head same time
last year.-S4n
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-09-18
The Civil War in New Orleans

NEW ORLEANS, September l. The
State House surrendered at 7 O'clock this
merniug to 1t. Governor PENN mili,is.
without firing q quo. Governor PEYY :
militia are abou, 5000 strong. Ali State
aud city property, police stations. arsenal.
and police fre-alarm telegraphs are III pos
cession of the League.
KELLOGG Is In the en- stom.house no
der tho protection of United States troope.
jackson Square police station. under CON =
mand Of General LoNGsTREeT, is repor,ed
to have just surrendered.
Later The eutire force Of metropolis
police, hELLoqG's miltis, &c. with arms.
arsenals, DO, surrendered at 9 O'clock, A.
NJ, to the citizens or PENN militia. KGL.
LoGG, l'oNGsTREgT and Others have tskou
refuge In the custom. house.
Governor KELLOGG has called upou the
President for troops, and the call Las he.n
responded to, aud q proclamation issued
by tho President, commanding those who
have resisted KELLoGG's government 20
dmperse within fgo days "This is likely
to end the disorder, "a the people of Nov
Orleans long ago declared their readiness
to submit TO Uaited States troops. and
would doubtless prefer military rule 10 the
state OF things which has so long existed.
The fsct that j. is only by tho military urm
OF the United States that such governments
as that of KELLOGG exist in the S nth
shows the little hold that they have in tue
popular consent. Nothing could be m ore
u poTable, however, than the resort TO
blood shed"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-09-18

ET TIE people eul Wcst attend fairs in
numbers that would astonish some Eastern
fair msnagers almost out Of their boots. Ga
Thursday of last week, Mt Columbus, Ohio
10000 tickets OF admission to tho State
Fair wore sold-for use that day only
Cumberland Ne,cs
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I)IIEI.

In Roisicr8iown, Baltimore county, Maryland,
joins r. PAEKsov. con of Rev g. and Mary y.
Psrkison. aged 30 years, G months and u days.
Thus in The bloom Of carly manhood has pass
cd away young men ~ rare promise ard high
intellectual endowmcnt5 lie graduated ia June
last at Dickinson College, IA taking tho high
est honOr5 Of his class. Returned " bis home
for vacaUon-was in August licensed 10 preach
tho Gospel, anC had made every arrangement TO
enter Drew Theological Seminary" fJr a more
thorough preparation for the chosen work Of his
life Disease fastened upon him. The ovor-taX-
od brain fred with fever, recled, -gave way,
and he fell loved and respected by all who
knew him The idol Of his now stricken home
circle, which, while IL sits and wccps under tho
shadow AZ its own desolatiou, looks forward 70
"a blissful reunion in Heaven .--COvm.
On the Tlh Of August last, near Moorcfeld,
FWvk c., daughter Of Isaac aud Sally Hutton, a
god months and days
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-09-18

EE-A DELICATE lsdy who went 10 the
White Sulphur Springs on moureas WIS
so restored to health that she married mnn
worth 100000. The waters Of those
springs, then, are wealth giving as we'll as
hoaltb giving, it would seem.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-09-18

GRAFToN-MiDNI0uT-Sepi. IS.
Special DisPsieh 70 oss WAesiiag Isfe,liycn-cr.
Tue Hon. WAITMAN I. WILEY, who
was recommended for Congress by tho Con-
vension that met at Cranberry SUNNI, on
the 9Th, declines to be candidate. Wha,
steps will be taken in vies Of this deciars.
ton remaius to be seen. J. ". II.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-09-18

On Wednesday Of last week, in Hinton, this
State, tho county oeat OF Summers county the
Courthouse, with the records, the dwelling OF
j. d. Hinton and the store-house of Hinton,
Thomas & Co., we're destroyed by FIRE, supposed
to be the work ofan incend;ary as there was no
FIRE or matches about the dwelling OF store-hcuse.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-09-18
&JNtlg .}fanen gnteIlistutes.

--"iccLes'eT Presbytery will assemble, for its
3 sl,ar se~i-s1auai session il Burlington, Mia
coEo'y, OF Wednesday next, the 23rd inst.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-09-18
By Yesterdays Mail.

ETGoLD closed ia New York on Toes
day last q, 1898.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-09-18

In Baltimore, on Tuesday last family -four
vas selling at 5O@S5 IS; extra alta 75@5 90
wheat, southern white at i2@95l 30 common
& fair rcd at l5@Sl % corn, southern white
1T 96c.@ Sl yellow ct 90 cents. oats 5s0G0
cents; Rye 90 cents per bushe.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-09-18

The wicked flea. at aiu't so much the bit
ing,if only the plsguey thing wouldn't keep get
ting up and sitting down oil the time" Ex-
actly
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-09-18

On cur fret reso NC give G table which
SHOWS lie enumeration Of youth ia each county
~ '-is state, and me State school funds among
tlc several counties for the school year commsnc-
iag on the LIST Of September, a74, aud ending
cu the 3lst Of August, 1875.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-09-18

ININ CANS.-A good supply on hand and for
4 sale ut my Grocery Store, very cheap.
ROGER PERRY.
Romrcy Aug. 81, 1874.
LNOR the CASH you can buy Bolt Of Fruit
4 Of The Loom Bleachcd Muslin OF m u
SHEET/ a. Ice. per yard Present retail price
~ cents. u SllEETZ
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-09-18

N1EST VIRGINIA, 20 WIT AT ru;c= held
W iu the Clerks Onco ~ be Circuit Court
Of Hampshire CouDty, on the fret Monday 10
September 1875
Thomas Perry hci-s,
~.
Lucy Perrys heirs.
On four petitions IN Cu,secfT
The prayer Of the petitioner Roger Perry. 10
hTst that the Court may allow 10 hif0 out Of tho
general fund in tuis cause e sum sufficient 20 re-
imhursc bin Tor 10 amount expended Tor the r0u-
tua benefit o. Ell perues 90 This suit ne fully SEE
forth 100 ODE petition.
Secondly, that the goi3 petitioner Jc subauiu-
tcd ior nnd allotted nl the right tt'o aud inter-
este vt J o. Amman md Marquis Perry bro tfe
iaris .u ihe bin ard proceedings mentioned. be-
having purchasc1 slil interests
The prayer Of the petitioner Ester G. Perry
l3 thai Doe assigned dover in that portion of the
lands in This cruse mentioned o. which Der lato
husband Thomas Perry, Vas entitled.
And 10 appearing from an affidavit Sled aui
return upon thc wit 10 this csuss issucd. That
all 81 ibe parties defendant ere uou-re1idcnts a.
ihis State 30 is on mOuOa ordered, ;bat tbev do
appear here within one month after due pubiics-
ton Of this order and do what is necessary 20
protect their interest In this suit Tosio
CHAS NJ. TAYLOR.
Seft ~, ls7t--Jt co. 81. 20
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-09-18

Rain commenced falling here on Tuesday
morning ard las continued up to the present
~Ti ting Thursday evening. This soaking rain
will prepare the ground for ploughing, &c
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-09-18

Mr. John Nealis orthis county, on wednes-
day night OF last week, was run over by stock
train on the railroad nj Green spring Run, aud
was instantly killed. Mr. n we understand
was IN employee on the road
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-09-18
?. "a. POWHALL.

nFFERt his services IT, toe renr 900 A.
' shire aud adioiuing Cow t-
~ nv re Of Hamr
a .-.ues az Auc;iOnecr
ym
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-09-18
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Mr.. Waicy Deeiias. to b q caadiGlteJo, Congress.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-09-18
Virginia Hotel

The House is comTaodious and well arranged in
i's apartments, md located IN pleasant port.c On
Of the town, and hng good lot Of grouad, STA
bling, &c, attached
The terminus Of the South Branch narrow.
gauge Railway from Green Spring Run 20 Rom
nHy to be completed tho comiaR Fall, sill be no
great defiance from this Hotel
he above property can he bought privately
between this and the above mentioned date II
not sold before that time il will Doc sold publicly
before the Courthouse door on Tint dny
TERgs or SALE :-Oue-;ti-d Of the purchase
money 10 cash, md the residue IN two equal an
aual pay meOts, the deferred pa, men,s 10 5cnr
interest from Tho day Of gale. the purchaser 20
give bond with approved security for The defer
rcd payments, and lhe legal title 20 he retained
as - further security until tie whole Of TIC pur-
chase money il paid
g. r LUPTON,
Administrator Of G b Cropp, deed
JOY 81 is74
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OF course, candidates are smiling individuals
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-09-18
FOR SALE, A DEGTRABLE
Hl-IFnTla
FEotel Property,
IN ROMNEY, HAMPSHIRE COUNTY. W. VA.

|s7nE undersigned offers for seIa. privately
4 until the 9th day IF October, County Court
day, that valuable Tavern stand located in Rom
ney known ns the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-04-17
lho rircmon. Concert ro.NIeht

This evening " set apart, as noticed
heretofore, for concert In aid Of our
fire department. This effort 10 relieve
our gallant and sacrificing liremen
from the spectre of IN onerous pecu-
mary obligation, had .its origin IN the
noble womanly-heartcdncss Of tho
gifted Miss MGGee; and as becomes the
chiyalrlo aud appreclatNo beneilcla-
rIes, they publicly aud appropriately
recognized the munilcont generosity
Of this gracious lady Professor Bora,
one Of the most scholarly musicians In
the south, If not In the United States
viii contribute the wealth of his ahlli-
ties In lonturo with Miss McGee, and
our citizens will be treated To II feast OF
music, ut Fields opera house Tonight,
which has never had It's peer in this
city. There will be substantial cause,
then, for more than common embar-
ressment, In view of the object upon
which the entertainment Is predicated,
IL there IL vacant seat in the hall,
and II would be all the more creditable
to our city il many have to be turned
away for want of standing room,
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A. sclxn. a 90.

The young mercantile blood that Is
being introduced into the commercial
system Of our city, Is what Is giving us
such prestige abroad, and Is what Keeps
us invigOrated Mt home. Another one
of the practical, spirited young citizens
Of our city, has opened ON Elm street,
nearly opposite to Messrs. Sanger Bros,
one of the choicest stocked and most
complete qucensware establishments IN
this part of the state. In addition to II
full line of quccnswarc, this firm de-
signs having always on hand care
fully selected stock of wood aud willow
ware, and as the patterns and quality
of their goods are always abreast of the
constantly altering taste and demand
Of the times, this house will at once
take rank with the leading houses Of
the kind in our city. Mr. SeiXas, the
senior of the firm, Is an old hand at
lhe bellows, knows what to buy, how
to buy IL, and just how to sell it, and
being ono of our most popular and
genial young townsmen, we predict for
him u big success. The advertisement
of this firm will be found in another
column.
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. MiillninA Eros.

This firm of young and entcrprising
merchants appear in our columns to-
day, In a new and we'll displayed adj
vertisement, to which attention is
directed. They keep always ON hand
at their two stores, ON Main street,
near the pull lie square, and Elm, near
Poydras street, u full and fresh stock
of fancy and family groceries, provis-
Ions, pure brandies, wines and liquors
of all kinds, and deliver goods in all
parts Of the city. With choice stock
Of goods and a determination to de-
serve patronage, they ask the custom
of their friends and the public gencr-
ally.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-04-17

Fields opera house Each particular
part taken by the members of This
amateur company Is always illustrated
by prime andunmlstalSablo talent, and
our popular townsmNn, George Mefl-
welher, ns nAaager OF the 0rgAnlyn'
ton, has shown N keen sense Of what
Il takes to constitute refined aud IRE
slstlbly Jolly entertainment
Az interesting relic laon exhibition
at the boot aud shoe emporium OF Mr.
Page, ON Main street II isa slipper
one hundred years old, aud WIS worn
by lhcgrandmoihcr of Mr. Pages wife,
when, n century Of summers ago, bhc
stood NJ Tho bridal altar, The uppcrs
nre made OF white satin, which Time,
the dIscolorer has changed 10 n pale
purple, while the heel IL Of the modern
opcra style. II isA dainty piece Of
hnndlcrolt, and showsthal, even WHOM
II was made, there were ~ paIns'mking
aud as tasty followers Of Saint Crispln
as one inay lnd now-a-days'
a CELEBRATED physician has just
discovered, by means Of microscopic
examinations, that the poison of n.y.
drophobia ~ located in the kidneys
This seems wonderful, but there IL nc
doubt Tint their functions are about
the most important In the animal
economy. How important W II then
to keep those organs In proper order
Never neglect an apparently slight
trouble IN tho region Of the kidneys
hut ut once get bottle Of William Is
pnrker's Compound Fluid Extract
Buchu, and II will Immediately set tn,
difficulty right again, Sold by all
| druggists, everywhere.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-04-17

Owing 10 the hard times ana the inability
OF many OF the suffering to visit the Nation
nj Surgical Institute, ut indianapolis, three
of the Surgeons of the Institute have yield
ed TO urgent solicitations, and win visit Gal
weston, stopping at the Exchange hotel
April to IL; Austin, Fitzhugh house, April
II and 10, and DALLAS, Texas, Crutchlleld
house, April II and "a, 1874, with nil kinds Of
Surgical Apparatus and appliances, and fully
prepared TO treat such eases rs may call upon
them for relief, thus saving the patient
long journey to the Home Institution. They
will come especially prepared TO treat all
Surgical cases; Paralysis; all kinds of de.
iormlties of the Face, Spino and limbs; Dis
ensed Joints; Diseased Eyes; Catarrh; Private
Diseases; Piles; Flstila, etc. No cases will be
undertaken without II fair hope of relief.
Prices Will he moderate. 1t is needless to Say
that this Institution is entirely responsible,
and the largest and most popular of the kind
In America, curing thousands of eases an
nually. Come the first day, If possible, as a
great crowd will be there. Remember the
time and place. Send to the Institute for
circular. 36deodw2tapl7
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superb Instruments.

Mr.. Alfred Freeman, the cultivated
and brilliant artist, has just received
several new and very beautiful instru-
ments of an enlarged size and improy-
ed capacity, for use in his gallery. This
make of instruments received the pre-.
MUM at the Vienna exposition, and in
addition to their artistic power and
merit, their construction is most elabo.
rate and rich. Mr.. Freeman desires
that his patrons and the public gener-
ally viii avail themselves of these ac-
cessions TO his art gallery.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-04-17
Mcssrs. Kcenc a NIchol..

This successful firm continue to
maintain their asccndency in the line
of fresh and superiorproduce. They re-
ceivod, yesterday several ear loads OF
hams and shoulders, the texture Of the
meat being ms elegant and the flavor rs
delightful as any we have ever known.
In few days this house will he in re.
ceipt of several hundred sacks Of the
Milwaukee Club ilour,a brand ofwhich
staple is regarded as ne PITS mtra in
the north.
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Mrs. Isatl,.

This enterprsing little lady Is con-
stantly receiving the latest and most
stylish invoices Of millinery goods
from New York, These lines are all
purchased from direct importers who
select only llrst.cass goods. Mrs, Bath
is regarded MS one of the most stylish
and experienced modisteS in this state,
and n dealer whose prices are always
reasonable. The ladies are invited to
examine Mrs BIS latest arrivals.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-04-17

Our friends, Messrs. Hamilton & Co.,
have adopted Ms their "trade mark" the
the sign Of the "l'ed Hat" which tow
ers in regular beaver fashion in front OF
their handsome establishment. Oul
citizens should call round and see the
very beautiful new stock of this firm
Their store ia Immediately opposite
the postolllce.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-04-17

This favorite book and stationery es.
tablishment have just added an clo-
giant and most beautiful stock of parlol
brackets to their late invoices, The
patterns are chaste and ornamental,
and withal quite servicable. For rest
ing statuettes, vases of flowers or rare
volumes upon, they are a very pretty
and useful bit of wall furniture. The
ladies should be sure to call and exam
inc them.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-04-17

tatIon of visitors have already been in
augrlrated on all the railroads and pub
he highways, tributary TO the Bayou
city, The Texas Central, Texas Pacific
and international and Great Northern
lines viii Issue halfrale tickets, and
additional coaches will be attached
TO all trains. The hospitable char
neter OF the citizens Of Houston, and
the complete and elegant hotel 0ooom-
moda,uns of that city, lend an added
charm 10 the trip and the visitation to
The pvlnolpOl attraction, aud we are
convinced that Dallas viii send brill
liant representation.
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gratifying 10 N Dn,ins Agency.

A committee OF councllmen Of the
city council of indianapolis, to whom
was referred the subject of the condi-
ton of the fire department of that city,
have this TO say concerning the merits
Of the Clapp n Jones engine, of which
Messrs. Ervay 4 Schenck, Of this city,
are agents: "Ata testof one fourth-class
engine Of Clapp 4 Jones, and of the
iirst-class engine made by Silsby " Co.,
1t was demonstrated that the Clapp n
Jones is the best in every respect
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-04-17
BAD weather for young roses and

BAD weather for young roses and
susceptible noses.
A BusHEL of buttons We're bought in
this city, yesterday, for twenty-five
cents.
The dogs no doubt think, If they
think at all, that these are very "dog-
on days"
EvERYBoDY's spirits this gloomy
weather seem to be Notwithstanding
the liquor Dealers.
AND the next thing are the races.
Mr.. John Bachelor "calls for specdn
per card in another column.
The hearing Of little girl, IN this
city, by the name of Brenhner, has
been almost destroyed by the accumu-
lation and hardening of The wax of her
car.
WE had the pleasure of call, yester-
day, from NJ. L, Scharwitz, represent
ing the st. Louis "An2eiger dies Wes-
tens" the organ, we believe, of the
German democratic element Of St.
Louis.
DR.. l.. ELLIOTT has removed his office
TO the room occupied by DR.. J. V.
Childers, over Prather Il Murphy's
store, corner Main and Austin streets,
as will be seen by his notice in to-day's
paper.
Mis-. CLEws, lady who one time
kept a boarding house in this city, but
who at present resides a mile and
half east of the city, received yester-
day, from friend, q chair made
during the reign of Charles II.
WE regret that passenger agent
Wheelock of the Texas Central Office
is confined to his room from sickness.
Want to see anything that takes your
welcoming countenance from your
ticket window, knocked into flinders,
my boy!
A PAIR of sinewy youths are ped
ding in this city, cerate for the ex-
termination of freckles. They ask
'only two bits" box for it, and the
purchaser finds in the end that he or
she gets another kind of u "bitn for
buying it.
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NslTKdlE.

The Daily Herald Nv now fur
nishcd 10 subscribers by carrier at 20
cents per week. The paper will be do
Iivered regularly each morning NJ an
early hour. 10 any part of the city anu
suburbs within " mile and n hnlt Of
the court house. Subscribers failing
10 receive thcir paper VIII obiige by
reporting To Mr.. Basye nt this 0iiice.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-04-17

Ladies' you should go to Clark, Bryan &
lake's and sec the most beautiful stock OF
linen lawns, piques, dress linen, Pacific
lawns, barred muslin, nainsoolSs, linda twills'
soft finished iaconetS, Bishop lawns, Mar
salla, Victoria lawns, real Swiss, India null,
table danask, towels, linen cambria, jaconet
odgngs, Swlis cdgngs, stylish wells, runs
ladies' hats, ever brought 10 Dallas, which
are offered at prices that Will defy competi-
ion. 57d2t