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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-19

Low PRICED AND GooD-THR EMERSON
PIAEo.-To meet the wants Of The great
number Of persons who desire to possess
piano, but do not feel able to go to the
expense Of the costlest make, and yet
would have only good, substantial one,
we have made a most careful examina-
ton Of all the lowest priced pianos made
In the United States. The result Of this
examination is that we have found those
made by W, p. Emerson to be the best
pianos fof the price, and the cheapest
good pianos that are made. They are
most substantially built, on the Soundest
acoustic principles; the wood Is Of the
best quality, and properly seasoned; the
tone rich and powerful, and the touch
easy and elastic; each one Is provided
with the full iron frame and overStrung
bass; they stand well in tune, and wear
well in every particular. This we know
from actual experience. The difference
in Price between the Emerson Piano and
the more costly makes is caused by the
most rigid economy in the manufacture
consisten; with excellence, and by o say.
ing Of labor on those parts which neither
effect the tone nor durability.
We have Just received large and
well selected stock oil these "best low
priced Pianos" and offer them at low
prices Tor cash, or on monthly or quar-
terly payments. Call and see them.
ADAMS & LUCAS,
1897 Market 81.
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PERSONAL letter was recently re.
ceived from Rev. John MOfi4t, now in
Scotland, stating thst his, health Was still
improving.
Mr.. S. G. France and the Lannier
dramatic company are stopping at the ST.
James Hotel.
Albert Denier, Matt Mccormick, R. 81.
TAubault and 8. Richardson, Of John
Denier's Vaudeville Company, which
opens in Washing Hall in q week or sor
are stopping al the Kein House.
R. II. Stoddsrd and company play four
nights in the Opera House on the first OF
next month.
Manager Hamilton COW sells reserved
seats AZ the box office, Opera House
entrance.
Hon Henry G. Davis and daughter, OF
Piedmont; J. 8. Zimmerman, oil New
York; F, g. Tibbets, Philadelphia; Geo.
&. Christy, Pittsburgh; J. N. Morrison,
New York, are stopping at the St James
Hotel.
At the Mcclure House yesterday H. s.
White, Of Bolton, WAS registered.
Our friends hlr. and Mrs. Matthias
Sheets celebrated the filth anniversary OF
their married If, at their residence in
Bellaire, last evening. We regret our in.
ability to be present, but hope it may be
our good fortune to attend their golden
wedding.
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HELABoLD's BUcHU is still in the re.
NTH Of its popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence OF Dr.. Helmbold, the cele-
brated medicine is still manufactured at
the laboratory at Philadelphia, and ia
sold by all respectable druggists. 1t is
warranted for all diseases oil the kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware OF counter
teis. Genuine has proprietor's private
stamp. John F. Henry, New York, Sole
Agent dSw
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THE CouBTs.-U. s. Dl'rti Court
Judge Jackson. The United States Dis
trlct Court commenced q special session
In this city yesterday morning.
An order Of survey was entered In the
case Of JOHNSON Is. Wells, because Of the
impoSsibiity Of determining the cause
without such survey being made.
Arguments upon demurrrs were heard
10 the following cases: Henrietta Pten,z I'll
s'. The Citizens Fire and Marine Insur-
snce Company Of Wheeling, same q,
Peabody Insurance Company, same c,
Fire, Marine and Life Insurance Com
psny, same rs. Nail City Insurance Com.
panY, and same ts. The German Insur-
ance Company. Allison for plaintiff;
Lamb, Barr and Caldwell for defendants
Adjourned until this morning al 10
O'Clock.
Circuit .C0u't-Judge Melvin. In the
case OF the State a. Thomas Hughes, in
dicted for maliciouSly shooting Dennis
Mesghan, with intent to disable, ETC, the
Jury returned verdict Of guilty Of unlaw.
lul shooting with such intent, and fixed
the term Of his Imprisonment In the,
county Jail OF ten months, and assessed q
foe OF 81 90. The prisoner was sentenced
accordingly.
In the case Of the State q. Albert Ray,
the jury, after celebrating about twenty.
two hours, reported their inability 10
ssree, and they were therefore discharg.
ed, and the prisoner remanded.
On motion Of defendant, the case Of the
State e.. W. &. Austin, indicted Tor grand
larceny, was continued on account Of the
absencd oil material Witnesses for the de-
tense.
The appeal Of Ellen Stanley from the
police court was, on her motion, dis.
missed, and judgment was rendered
against her for the costs Of the appeal.
The remainder OF the days session was
occupied in hearing arguments for new
trials.
The following appeal cases are set for
to-day: City Of Wheeling q. Isaac Cots,
same 70. Dennis Gardner, same -. N.
Speidel, j., same rI. T. Laramie, same
rS. T. johnson.
Court adjourned to o o'clock this
morning.
Municipal Couyt-Judge craumer. the
Municipal Court met again yesterday
morning,
Orders were entered in the chancery
cases Of the Bellaire Mutual Building As.
ISOLATION e. Elias Dew ct al and Zslgler
e.. Losch.
In the case Of r. F. White q J. W.
Ferrel, judgment was rendered for s225.
In the case Of G. L. Zane rs. Theodore
Fink, in chancery, an injunction was
granted; bond, $500. John O. Pendleton,
Esq, was appointed special receiver;
bond, 81 600.
Court adjourned to 10 o'clock this
morning.
PoII~ Court-Judgc Cranmcr. There
was but one case before the police court
yesterday morning. Ellen Stanley was
charged with selling liquor without
license, for which ofFense she was fined
$50 and costs.
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River News,

The river rose about hall inch yester.
day. Last evening the marks indicated
scant 80 inches.
The Orion departed yesterday Tor Galli,
polls and Ironton.
The Iron Valley and Hornbrook, with
lows Of lumber, started down the river
Tuesday night.
The Science will depart for Parkers-
burg this morning.
There was no Patkersburg packet yes
terdsy, as the Wildwood did not return
The steamers Tempest and Market Boy
made their regular trips yesterday.
The Garrett will leave Cincinnati To-
day for SteubenviIle. Capt. Asa Booth
yesterday received dispatch stating that
he was wanted on the Garrett immediate.
". He left for Cincinnati last evening.
1t is doubtful whether she can get up on
this rise.
A well informed gentleman places the
damages 10 the steamer Andes, BY run
ming upon log recently at Rising Sun
Bar, at 81 500 or $4,000.
The steamer Ida Leon, recently sunk
in the Red River, was built here. She
was owned by Messrs. Lord & McPeake,
and commanded BY Capt. B. Fulton.
tBI Telegraph
PrTTsBURGH, November 19.-River
rising; 10 inches water in the channel
Weather clear and cool.
CAIRO, November l7.-Riyer 6 feet 10
inches and rising. Arrived-susie Sill
yer, from New Orleans; Mountain Oak,
from Ohio river. Departed-Graud Tow
er, Tor 81. Louis; Susie Silver, for ST.
Louis; Chester, Tor Memphis. Weather
cloudy.
= EVANSVILLE November l8.-Weather
cloudy. Mercury 46to 4S. River falling
with 20 feet on the gauge. Down.
DICK johnson, Laura L. Davis, Sandy
and sllVerthorn. Up-Bettie Gilbert and
Roberts. Business very light.
CINCINNATI, November lS.-Riyer 2
feet 9 inches and stationary. Departed
-Eddyville, Evansville.
LITTLE Rock, ARK, November 49,
The Red R.vtrIose 0 feet last night, and
Is still rising, Weather cloudy and cool:
thermometer 40.
LOUISVILLE, November IS. - River
rising, with 2s inches in the canal.
Weather clear and pleasant
NEW ORLEANS, November ls.-Ar-
riVed-Mary Alice and barges, from 81
Louis. Departed-Tom JASPER. for 81
Louis. Weather cloudy and cool.
VIcKsBURG, November lS,-RIyer fail.
Ing slowly. Down-Scudder. No boats
up to-day Weather cloudy and cool,
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DR.. BOschee,s German sxrnn.

Cough no more How much Joy there
is in every household TO know that they
can at least procure q remedy for any case
OF coughs, severe colds settled on the
breast, Consumption, or any disease OF the
Throat and Lungs, that is certain to cure.
II is a satisfaction to know that person
is safe from the dangers Of these diseases
all you need do is to go to your drug
gist and get bottle OF Boschee's Ger
man Syrup; two or three doses will re-
lleve you at once. If you doubt what
We ssy in print get a sample bottle for 10
cents and try It, OF regular size for 70
cents. eodSW
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SOMETHING NEW FOR THE LADIEs.-
The enterprising firm OF L. Y. Blond,
who Is always ahead Of the times, has
just received fine LOT Of Ladies' Box tee
and Scotch Edge Button Caters, which
are just out and has become 80 universally
worn BY the ladies in the Eastern cities.
Our lady friends should call and see
them, as they are really handsome shoe
and can not be surpassed as regards
beauty and durability. OF course they
will be all the range, and the ladies can
congratulate Mr.. Blond in adding such q
handsome fitting Cater TO his already
large stock.
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BREAKING THEBANK,
The Mlifortunes OF a Bridgeport
Gentleman.


Not long ago certain gentlemen Of leis.
ure and otherwise were seated in GER
tain room In a certain house in wheeling,
INDUCING in the seductive but sometimes
not lucrative pSstIme Of draw" The
blind, 1t may be well to remark, was one
dime, better known IS ten cents; and il
was what Is called "forced" and called a
quarter" expressions whose significance
will be readily understood by great
many gentlemen Of our city, to whose
wives their meaning will be as mysterious
as are the frequent nocturnal whereabouts
Of the liege lords aforesaid.
This small bu; select party presently
received an accession in the shape Of the
eminent citizen Of Bridgeport who Is the
hero Of this sketch, accompanied by an
elderly and respectable looking demijohn
OF the capacity Of about three gallons.
The demijohn was full OF what Is techni-
cally known as Kentucky, but the emf
nent citizen was not more than hall full,
q lac! which accounted for the n.deple.
ton Of bis intrinsic companion.
Take q hand p was the CHEEKY saluta.
ton that greeted the newcomer.
Wouldn't mind q little amusement"
was the response, but I'm short-sS Matt
Carpenter said to Kellogg, desperately
shorr-in TACT hsven't wealth enough
with me TO go into that game"
"How much have you got:'
"ob, about four or five dollars in
change; that's all
"Well, that will DO to cit in with"
"pll tell you what III do. II you will
let me play this whisky in the game at 8
chip drink, III sit down."
Good; sit down" choruaed the gen.
tlemen OF leisure and Otherwise; so our
eminent citizen sat down.
Now, thought he, I'll catch the boys
III play the bank against them in 6
double sense-sgsinst their cards and
against their wits both-snd thus shall
be able TO get away with the ducatS.
So the game went on. Our hero los
his four or five dollars in odd chang
right away, and then he began &c draw
on his willow-covered bank. But /
seemed that that demijohn oil Kentucky
was the verltsble well-spriDg Of iOrtunr
to those who imbibed Of its contents, lo
the more every fellow drank the more b.
Won, and OF course the more he won thl
more he drank.
By and by the bank suspended pay
ment and the game closed. The win
ners found it convenient TO hire car,
risge to take them home, but the banke
walked, because the bank broke. II wa
fortunate for him that he had lost hi
whisky, for that made the demijohn mort
easily portable. Aud it was fortunate fo
the winners that they had woD, for other
wise they could not have hired haOk
and walking was out o! the question witt
them. While he was walking honewart
our hero pondered upon the lesson he hst
learned. twas this: Whenever you g
partners with a demijOhn 10 beat III,
boys, it is not wise to fill your partne
with Kentucky Bourbon. The Cincin,
natl article is what does the business ii
such cases.
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LIouT AT LAsT.-The Board OF Di.
rectors OF the Wheeling and Belmont
Bridge Company recently held meeting,
at which it was decided to place lamps on
the suspension bridge in accordance with
the conditions recently imposed by the
City Council. The efficient superintend.
ent oil the Bridge Company has already
ordered the gas pipe, and thinks be will
have the lights burning some time next
week. There will be ten lsmps-two at
each arch, and six on the bridge. The
lamps will be $50 feet apart,
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THE street.cars Of New Orleans run
between midnight and daylight, and the
citizens willingly pay four times the day
fare. Would not an hourly car on our
car lines pay on this basis 1t would
greatly accommodate the weary printers
anu journalists, not TO mention those who
say up 10 hear the election returns or to
attend the lodge"
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COMING AMUsEMRETs. - Manager
Hamilton has at present no amuscments
under engagement to appear before the
frat Of December. Several fine attrac-
tions will be offered during the first two
weeks Of next month, however. On the
LIST, I'd, Sd and 4Ih prox R.H. Stoddard's
dramatic combination will appear; on the
18th and 9Th, J. K. Emmett IN Fritz; on
the 9th the De Murski concert troupe,
and on the l4th and 18th Maggie Mitchell
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GsTr1Se-T Down TO A FINE POINT
Inc ltaVeIers Insurance Company has
paid over two mtnon dollars in benefits
to It's policy holdets,l. It's nine years Of
active business. That u $3.50 a dsy for
every working day; or, allowing ten hours
a day, It Is S75 an hour for eSsrv work
hour, or 81 IS for every working minute
since the company commenced bus1ess
Saturday.
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A CHANCE FOR ALL!
TO BUY
Dress Goods & ClOaks,
OF the Very Latest Importatlons,
at Less than the Cost Of
PFoductlen!

From this dry on, until farther notice, We will
Uhsr the 70 lowing celebrated ard popular For.
eign Fabrics 81 sGeh ridieulously low prices as
70 AfJfd Al opportunity TO every LADY 10 secure
the pes: and most fashionable Dress snIuDgs At
about the same eoet As those inferior imitation
Dom sstie resS Goods are sci ing ior AL over
the land, HE; Black and CORD CastmeFes all
wool eeIges. dGnriettA Cloth, Tuners eelt bra.
ted black pure doub!e-WSrp AohAirs and al.
pAeAs SIX Pongees, tUnson's best SILK and Wool
Popllns, IyJn's b !st Black silks, Colored sIk.,
the new Diagonal SuitnH. Lup!n's oil wool Ne.
rinos AHd Empress Clolh, iLcludipH many other
lines OF new and handsome nit nss !usto p. ned.
Besides the abyye, We will offer ten sets o. sab e
Mink Fufs and twelve sets OF German Fitch
Far; 90, separate Aufs OF eA:h. They having
been secured o. aPers mptory sale, viii be ofTsr.
cd a. private prices on y, not wishing 10 lbjuse
the general 70 ing prices Of others Renembe:
We have osly 10 ssIl what We named sbJve.
LSdes we are delermtned 70 cell yo1 cheap,
aud will offer you the above Goods At such prices
~ you will never htAs o! again. Call at oacs
Respectfully,
|. BLUM & BRO.
naVig
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TIE JusTIcRs.-The Justices offices
were comparatively deserted yesterday.
Even civil suits were scarce, and few Of
the Justices were troubled with buslpe 90
oIany description. We have only one case
10 report Justice Caldwell examined John
Long, upon charge Of threatening 10
shoot Alex. ButketL The evidence aid
mot sustain the charge, ard the detendsnt
was discharged from custody,
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YRsTRRDAY's MARKET.-An abundance
Of everything good TO eat-,hat Is, in sea.
son-was in market yesterday morning.
The attendance Of both buyers and sellers
was rot as large as usual, however, and
the. ruling prices were considered rathc.
high.
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"AARKRD FOR LrFB." - The Opera
House contained very fair audience last
evening. Marked for Life" was pro-
duced, with Mr.. g. G. France as the stel.
lar sttrsction. As "skid," the faithful
dArkey, be proved himself very correct
delineatOr Of the negro character. His
one song was very good, and was loudly
SpplAuded. Mr.. France was received
with great favor, but his supper: with one
ortwo exceptions was poor, and met with
no response from the audience. The ex.
ceptions were Jack latter" "Mrs. Tat.
ters," "MY. Skid" John Blake
and "sipg Foo" the latter q
ChinanAn. Mr.. BolSS personAtion
alton Of a Dutch soldier was also exceed.
ingly well done, but there was very little
Of it The dutch eccentricides" and
songs were omitted from the programme.
The play itself is loosely constructed and
unnatural, snd displays number Of glar.
ing inpossibIlitIes. For instance, "John
Blake" murderer and outlaw, who was
a discarded lover Of Dora Whitby,r
sbducts her and conveys her to the cave
Of his band in the mountains. She Is res.
cued BY skid" who Is always around in
time 10 save the lives Of his friends. "Rar.
kins," "Dora's" lover, Is in the next act
about TO be executed for the murder
Of her father, whom "BlSke" had assassin.
sted. Yet "Blske," and his robber lieu
tenants, in their robber costumes, otflciste
at the execution Of "Harkips,' and miss
Whitby," whom they abducted and at.
tempted TO murder, Is present at the
execution An apology was made to the
audience that the play had not been
presented in the usual style, because Of
the late arrival ofthe company. Marked
for Life" will be repeated tonight.
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A RARE CHANcB.-At l1Os Main street
]. Ensheimer is selling his elegant stock
Of Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods
at greatly reduced prices. Call and ex-
anime before purchasing elsewhere.
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O'GHT TO Be CLEANED.-When first
etecEeG he front Of the Franklin Insur-
snce OompA"V's building was one OF the
nsnasomess IN 30 city. Its now begin
ming 10 snow the nctks Of time, and pre-
SCENTS diDgy and dirt appearance. The
cleansing power of sosp id water, or the
identifying effect Of the lointer's art
would make a decided improvement on
the building. This suggestion is q gisui,.
Gus one,
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You might as well expect 10 win tot
ting race with team OF saw horses TO
draw your buggy, as TO expect to win in
the mercantile race without an advertise.
ment 10 draw your customers.
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lheGnteIliQenee1;
THURSDAY, NOV. 10, 1874.
New Advertisements,

Lost-Locket.
Lindsey Institute.
Elegant Parlor Decorations.
Carpets.
Special Auction Sale.
Notice.
Fer Sale-half Lot,
Grand Ball.
STAIR Rods and FssteE!Ggs.
Spare Ribs, &c.
Farm for Sale.
Harper's Weekly.
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CHEsTNUrs should always be cooked
before eating, as they are more healthy;
besides, cooking imparts an improved
favor to the worm, and stops its wrig.
uIin1
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ONLY limited number Of those large
photographs can be made between this
and Christmas.
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EVERY maiden Ia now mysterious. She
spends much OF her time alone, and
whenever any one enters suddenly she
hides something in drawer. Christmas
is coming,
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AUCTION prices OF Dry Goods COM
mence this morning at n, Emsheimer's,
Main street, above 11th.
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GREAT bargains in Trimmed Hats and
Bonnets at the leading Millinery and
Notion House ofspeyer Bros.
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THERMOMETER RECoRD.-The follow
Ing shows the range OF the temperature
as observed at Silvey's Drug Store, CDR.
ner opposite the Post Office, yesterday:
81 5, ~ q 'FiH' 7H.~
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GREAT closing out sale Of Dry Goods
commences this morning at N. En-
sheImer's, regardless Of cost
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HANDS were rubbed With good effect
over the fire yesterday morning.
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a very large lot Of fashionable New
1o.k made cloaka Of the very newest
oeslgns' At less than early prices lust re-
Ce'Veu' ]. 8. RHoDRs & Co.
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Board OF EDUoATIoN.-The regular
monthly meeting Of the Board Of Educa.
ton will be held this evening.
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ISLAND girls are more beautiful than
Bridgeport girls, but Bridgeport girls are
tonder OF chewing gum.
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n. EMsHErMER will change his bust
ness by the first Of January. Attend biz
closing out sales.
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The public are relishing and appreci.
ating Dry Goods and Carpets at cost
from the way they ore rolling out OF
J. ". FgRREL's,
Main and Goth street.
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ANOTHER invoice Of Vogle 6 Hughes
Organs came into sheib's store yesterday
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ANY family that gets a Weber Piano
will have a prize.
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CHRHTMAs DIsTRIBUTIoN.-The pur.
chaser Of every dollars worth Of boots or
shoes will be entitled 10 one ticket in the
following prizes to be given away
One large elegant silver pitcher.
One pair Ladies' E. G. Burt Kid Button,
One pair Gents CT. Alexis Ties.
One pair Misses French Bronze Button.
One pair child's velvet Ioxed Button.
One pair Infant Blue Button.
The above goods are on exhibition at
the store. JERRY C1EMESs.
C)rner Main and l1th streets.
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How the Democrats will relish the.
turkey this Thanksgiving-bless their lit
tie hearts!
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20 AND see N. Emsheimer this morn
ingi he is closing out his stock OF Dry
Goods.
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SPECIAL Observation-Disclosures. Bros
have too many goods on hand, and
consequently are determind to reduce
their stock. Therefore all in want Of
bargsina, will do we'll 10 give them a
cslI, as they have the largest and most
complete stock Of Millinery and Fancy
Goods in this city,
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u Will PAr.-eO see the goods a, the
'loaing out sale OF
J. ". FERRE1.
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FERRRI Is closing out Of cost and the
low prices will surprise you.
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THR best stock Of Dry Goods will be
sold out this morning at II, EmsheImers,
Main street, above 18th.
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Twenty pieces Of Guinett and Bellon's
black silks just received from New York
auction at less prices than the gold cost
Of importation. J. s. RHODES s. Co.