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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-03-29

THE CRAMMING PRoCEss.-Ed. Register
Perhaps nothing in our present system
of ed ucation is so demoralizlng and uH-
just as the custom OF public cxamina.
lions. In them interest and vanity play
into each others hands-genuine ac-
quirement and principle "goto the wall"
The teachers and the boys alike know
that they are seldom even fair repre-
sentaton of the actual course of study.
Weeks, months, are spent in preparation
for the deceitful display; even then true
merit, which is generally modest by ma
ture, does itself injustice, and self assur-
ance comes of with flying colors.
The cram teacher scatters seed over q
large amount of mental surface, instead
OF thoroughly cultivsting the most
promising portions; ard he brings betc "
The public and the parents the few e.rs
CLEANED on all the acres as samples OF
crops which he knows meyer Will be
gathered. Yet TO his own pedant'c van!-
", or his interest, he sacrifices the prime
Of many fine boys life. Therefore, we
are disposed to believe that if parents
would inexorsbly refuse to sanction these
pletentious public displays, there would
be probably much less accumulation of
bare facts, but a far greater cultivation of
natural abilities, and u tar more thorough
development OF decided aptitudes. y.
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mn sCHENCK,S STANDARD
n EsHu ED ES.

The standard remedies for all diseases OIL
the inngs are Schenck's Puimonic syluP,
SaS ancs sTea Weed Tonic. and Schencks
NandSake pills, and II taken befo-e tne
lungs are destroyed, q speedy c re ~
TO these three medicines Or. J. D.: sen en-
anct' OF Philadelphia, owes his unrivalleo
success in the treatment Oh pulhohai5
The Pulu onic Syrup ripens the morpla
matter in the lungs; nature throws IL on
nv an easy expectoration, Tor Wnen .ne
nhlegm or matter Is ripe silght cousui
Till Throw IL of, the patient mas rest anu
the lungs begin TO heal.
To enable the pulmonic syrup 10 90 tnl >
schenck's Mandrake PHI and schenak, .
Sea Weed Tonic must be freely USED 70
Cleanse the stomach and liver. Schehcs
Msndrake pills act on the liver, removing
/ eli obsfructions, relax the gall bladder, lhe
lille starts freely. and the liver is sooa re-
ischenck's Sea Weed Tonic is a gentle
stimulent and alternatives; the alkali o,
wh oh II is composed mixes VIII the 200
| and prevents sourine. 1t assists the dlges-
ton BY toning up the stomach TO heaitny
condition, SO that the ioed ana the fut
monte syrup will make good blood lneI
| the lungs heal, and the patient Will surrey
get well II care is taken 10 prevent iresl
| old. n S..,L
| either personally or by letter, can 90 , u
his principal office, corner OF Sl4tn ant
| Arch Sts., PHILADELPHIA, every MONDAY.
Schenck,s medicines are sold by alldruS
gists throughout the country.
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SAN FRANcrsco March 2S.-The crop
reports from all the prominent points OF
the interior are less favorable than pre-
yious adviees have indicated. In Sscra-
mento Valley, where good yield has
been anticipated, mildew has made its
appearance to such an extent IS TO
cause serious alarm. 1t 10 reported
throughout the great grain growing
counties of.tCalusa, Yolo and Solano;
otherwise the crops prospects 10
this sectien OF the State are still
good. though the want Of rain is begin
ming to DO felt. The Yule lands are
promising well. The coast counties
north of San Francisco are looking well,
though rust 10 reported il some localities
in the lower portion. The San Joaquin
Valley crop is in good condition, but
higher up the river and in the Los
Angeles Valley there will be but little
raised, except on irrigated land. In
the Santa Clara Valley, the prospect
is not favorable for full crops, and
in Salinas Valley the yield will be very
light; but along the COST to the north o'
Monterey bay, the grain is in 6 line con
dition. The southern coast counties viii
raise but light crop; not more than one
fourth OF an average. Rain is reported
this evening throughout the central par
OF the State, which will greatly improve
the feed, and will be of decided benefit e
the wheat where 1t Is not too far gone.
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THE COURTS County COurt.-Tbis
court met yesterday pursuant to adjourn
ment, Judge Boyd Cd the bench:
In the case OF James Cummertord We.
J. ]. Burke, defendant called judgement
for 1882.
Iu the case of Elijah Marling, sr, VS..
James Wayt, the jury appeared accord.
ipg to adjourn ment, and arguments OF
counsel were heard
In the case of s. Bser & Sons VS.. L.
Archibald, the B. & o. Railroad COM
psnv answered that it owed the defend
ant $SS 80. ar d judgement was rendered
for that amount.
In the case OF j. s. Sharp vs.. Elijah
Marling, jr., defendant confessed judg.
ment for SAL 20.
The case of the State vs. August
Weldebusch was continued by consent oil
parties.
The case of Martha Rinehardt We,
/ Fred Brinkman was continued till April
18th. ~ ~
The case OF James Grierson Va. W. d
Combs, was continued till April llth.
The case of Anna Kater VS.. Jane:
Grierson was continued till April 18th
In the case of Geo. 4. Tlngle, admins
traitor VI. VIM. II. Shieb, motion to rein
state was overruled.
In the case of VIM. Gibson vs.. Sarah
Gibson, ct al, decree of sale was entered
Court adjourned until the usual hour
this morning.
Munic,paL Court-This court met yes
terday, pursuant to adjournment, Judge
Crsnmer presiding.
In the case OF Henry Snider VS.. Cath
crime Snider, ct. al, in chancery, the pc
tition OF Catherine Snider was filed anc
order entered.
In the case of Joseph Steger We
Wheeling Centripetsl Power Company
ct. a., in chsneery, an order was entered
removing suit to Circuit Court.
Adjourned till this morning at II
o'clock.
Police Court.-Judge Cranmer dis
posed of the following cases before this
court yesterday:
Hugh Boyd, drunk, fined two dollar
and costs. Paid.
Patrick Fitzslmmons, drunk, Gnedtwt
dollars and costs. Execution suspended
John Foy, drunk, fined one dollar ant
costs. Committed for thirty days.
Thomas Hines, drunk, fined two dol
lars and costs. Committed for thirt.
days.
VIM. r. Wells, exposure of person
fined two dollars and costs. Paid.
Phillip Schatter, disorderly, fined tv
dollars and costs. Paid.
George Bowers, disorderly, fined on
dollar and costs. Execution suspened.
Cbas. Taylor, disorderly, case dismiss
ed.
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TEMPERANcE-At Zane Street Church.
--One of the finest temperance meetings
of the campaign was held at the Zane
Street NJ. Il. church last night. The
large audience chamber Yves filled to re-
pletion. The services were opened by
the choir singing
what friend we have in Jesus"
followed by an earnest prayer by Rev.
]. P. Thatcher. The choir then sang
"Rescue the perishing."
Mr.. E. G. Cracraft was then intro.
duced, and spoke for twenty-five MIN
utes. His address consisted OF forcib!e
Illustrations of the evil effects OF the use
of intoxicating liquors. He closed with
an appeal to al. to come forward aud
unite In the glorious union
DR.. Azel Ames, jr, OF Boston,
delivered one of the most eloquent
speeches made this season. His re-
marks were listened to very sttentively
and were frequently applauded.
T.. L. Noble made An earnest ap,
peal, and suggested the necessity OF all
signers OF the pledge to unite in forming
a permanent organization.
| Rev. Thatcher addressed the aud.
ence in his usually spirited way.
An appeal was then made to the aud
ence to attend the noon. day prayer meet
ing at the English Lutheran church
Quite a number signed the pledge. Be-
fore closing the meeting it was announced
that special meeting would be held at
Temperance Hall Union this evening.
At Wesley Chapel.-A large and en-
thusiastic temperance meeting was held
at Wesley Chapel in the Eighth WARD
last night.
The meeting was opened with prayer
scripture reading and singing, after
which MIR. Jacob Kemple was introduced
a, d for half an hour entertained the sud-
ence IN mostplessing manner. His anet'
dotes were rich and always used to illus
trate point. His arguments were strong
and practical, and the appeals were
mostly 10 the boys and young men.
At the close OF MIR. Kemple's speech
MIR. Seeley arrived and lead the singing
Short address were made by Messrs
Lot Joy, Chas. McCurely and DaviC
Reese.
A great deal OF interest wa manifest
ed, and ,aboutlthirty signers were obtain
ed to the roll Of honor.
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WASHINGTON, March 28.-There is
good authority for the statement that the
Treasury Department has reason to be.
lieve that the entire amount of the
per cent loan will be taken before the
meeting of Congress iu December. $780,
100000 OF the amount have already been
placed, about half OF which is subscribed
to in Europe, leaving sl70,000,000 to be
placed. Only $40 100000 of the 5-20s oil
MAY and November are now outstanding
After these are called in the treasury
will commence on the January and July
1865 6 per cents. About $l5O,OOO,OOC
OF these will have to be called in to com
plete the placing of the Al per cents.
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OUR SANITARY CoNDITIoN.-The
present sanitary condition of the city of
Wheeling is undoubtedly in a frIghtful
condition, and unless steps be taken t,
have the same improved, an epidemic in
the city, carrying death in It's track,
would create no surprise the present sum-
mer. Especially is this so onthe Island,
where the streets are no; McAdamiZed ;
the alleys are filled with manure and
kitchen slops, and not single sewer is
to be found. 1t has been proposed TO
Council by the citizens of the Seventh
ward to erect sewer on Ohio street.
Island, the city to pay only one-half the
expense, but that body in its infinite wis
dom, has not seen proper to authorize
the work to be done, and il any person
dies in that locality from the effects OF II
missmstic disease, our city fathers are
the persons who should receive "5less-
ings" for their death.
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SPORTING The present season. in the
way of sport looks wei for Wheeling
The boat clubs are making active prep
arstions for several brilliant contests,
and in base ball circles everything looks
encouraging. The Standard club has
been incorporated; the fair grounds have
been secured; sslaried nine has been
engaged, and everything looks Lovely in
that direction. To maintain these in
terests however, will require money, and
as Standard stock is now being offered for
sale i. behooves our citizens to invest IN
case they desire to make it success.
With the nine at present engaged the
Standards will compare iavcrably with
snv club in or out OF the league, and
being salarled, each member will neces-
sarIly be compelled to go at his work in
earnest, in order to hole his position.
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wheeling Live stock Market.
CHEESEMAN'S STOCK iAHDS, !
THURSDAY, March -. (

UATTLE-The arrivals FOR the week
were 81 head. Prices - Common 3a3Ic;
fair 3!@4ic; choice 4}le SIC. The de-
mand Is very fair, and Us the close Of
Lent is near at hand it ought to i'm
prove.
HoGs-The arrivals were l20 head
The prices are 4i@5!c. The market is
very dull and quotations lower. The
best figures to be had yesterday Tor good
hogs were sic. The higher quotations
were for hogs sold last week. This week
the market has shown decided weak
ness, because probably the butchers are
all supplied. Bulk sales to packers are
565tc for good hogs, with leaning TO-.
ward the former figure.
SuEEP-The arrivals were 10 head.
Quotations AGO. Little inquiry.
MILCH Cows-No arrivals. Demand
light.
CALvEs-About 30 head have been
received. Selling from So 90 to SO CO..
The demand has been good, but as the
number of arrivals are daily increasing
the inquiry is falling off.
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THE WOODS ORGANs.-New STYLES

The WOODS ORGANs.-New styles
Just received at Sheibs music store, Main
street. These are the best and most per-
feet organs in the world, and no pains or
expense is spared to produce the best
quality OF work inside and out, so these
organs challenge comparison with any
others made. Every body is invited to
call at Sheib's and examine these organs
as critically as possible, and to compare
them in tone, quality and price with
those made BY other firms, which will
convince them that Woods organs meet
every expectation, and are the cheapest
and best. The most liberal terms will be
purchasers on either cash or payment
plan.
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RIVER NEWS.

The marks at the landing last evening
showed 20 teet and rising.
The Emma Graham Is due down early
this morning.
The Hornbrook arrived from Pitts
burgb yesterday.
The Granite State, from Pittsburgh,
passed down yesterday.
The Kerr was the regular Pittsburgh
packet yesterday.
The Express departed yesterday Tor
Parksrsburg.
Captain Darlington, of the Carrie
Brooks, stopped of here yesterday, to
complete the sale of that boat to Capt.
Trimble, OF Georgetown, who is DESTROYS
OF purchasing. -,
The James Blqckmore, with tow OF
empty barges, passed up Saturday night.
The Gilbert is laid up Tor repairs, hsv-
ing broken some of her machinery.
Captain Goodwin, recently injured by
falling through the hstchway OF barge,
made his first appearance on the street
Yesterday, since the accident.
The O'Neal, Telegram, Phaeton and
Star of the West are making regular
trips.
by Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, March 2S.-River 10
feet and about stationary. Weather clear
and cool.
CINNCINNATI, March 28.-River 39
feet 3 inches and rising. Weather
clear and cool. Depsrted-Exchange,
Pittsburgh; James d. Parker, Memphis.
LOUISVILLE, March 2S. - Weather
cool and clear. Depsrted-Charokee,
New Orleans; Fswn, Evansville; Hous-
ton, Cincinnati; Nashville, Tennessee
river; Rhosds, st. Louis; Morgan and
Shinkle expected up. River II feet 3
inches in canal and rising.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE-The
following are the transactions in real es-
tate as recorded in the Office of the coun-
ty clerk yesterday:
Deed made March %, 1877, from Dan
iel Lamb, trustee for Bellvadiere Lamb,
to j. A. Miller, the west half of lot No.
IS, south side OF Clay street, East Wheel.
ng; for $1,000.
Deed made March q, 1877, from
David NJ. Alexander and wife to Bell.
vsdiere Lamb, parcel of land at the
corner of Huron and Delaware street,
Zsne's addition TO city, Island; for ST.
500.
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NOT 4rp D6;E1asln.IAnss, =
But STRENGTHENS "A
STEAD.o SSiyG

NOT or, DEBlLIZArye
MERCURIAL REMsnAS tn,
SEE SSrRESaTHESissss Aal
This 10 the testimony ~.
editor Of the Frsdoni. y .as '+.s
satisfactory trial of Dr.. Psas .:s
and !. a. Liver avs Remedy and s. sss; =. Be-
Is no uncommon thing to , NJ. Is's /
with . csdavercus fses a =, %es a.
complaining; having &c ANN, .als, seG
too offensive to endure H. s. s,s lsS
tongue, unable 70 res, Wall Il' sy I'm.
iy keeping ar und, and b. u.sls a.
keep soul and body ,ove,hs. uy Abe :
wsys q sksp.ic in medicIss ', -, Hes /
everything else, excep, on nv sssy
one thing he believes IN r. ~. nst -. ns,,
It is interesting to all Who oo.s ~
bis reach to be bored with +, ae va
particular recitsl Of ali n m'.aN!s:
wnicn recital Usually copclo..
an emphatic sta,emen, a, : ~
belief in all remedis. ~ " L
recommended for hi, ,eli., VA "
which he has tried, a, les., =. S''' I
thorough business wsy. T. !" d,
lief TO turn from such = ."'e~'N
consistent, sensible man WIZ u,
affect 50 much 'smartness," b., sEe !;
to acknowledge the truth. H., HES
he says: s9
From Hon. Willard McK,rv
ran editor Of the FredOuis S =. ~
DR.. NJ. NJ. Fenner, F,edOua y,
Dear SRI have been Using ~. > !, :,
and Liver Remedy and S::,,s. 10
during the past lew weeks, And - Ia
say that l like il. l and il .s'fs
adapted to the purposes 70, M. l
recommend it. 1t is an ercells,, J. p
for the b'llousness usually ineit.,, : !
change IRON winter to spring, n. ,
ly physicing and yet M, deSil,,.'
tie nercurisl remedies are, %, ~
ening, instead. q
Yourstruly.
". ACEHmr
Logan, List 4 Co., Wholn'.
Wheeling. w vs. ~s
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GRAND OpENINa.-F. q. Myers hav-
inc lust ret irned from the East with his
new stock of Millinery Goods, consisting
of all the latest styles of Hats and Bon
nets will be prepared this Thursday
morning to exhibit some OF the fnest
trimmed work ever shown in this city.
Ladies are particularly invited to attend.
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BELLAIRE.--We take the following
items from the Bellaire semi-weekly Frec
Press, a neat and spicy ,indcpenden!
paper just started IN that plsce:
MIR. Ross Barrett, of st. Clsirsvl!.c. ha'
been rendered the position OF conductor
OF the B Il ST. T.. railway.
The latest from the Bcllsirc and St.
iElairsville narrow Gusge railway, Is that
it will be in running operation about
April lst.
Mr.. p. Yourg, collector for The
Wheeling Standard, now lansuisbcth in
our city cooler. He was conducted there
by our worthy police and having not the
wherewith to pay his fine, hence the re-
suit.
A runner has prevailed on our streets
for the past few days that work has been
suspended on this end of the b. Il :. W.
K. K. We are glad to state that it las
no foundation whatever. On the con
trary, il the weather proves iavorab.e e,
the last of this month will see at least
three fifths of the work on the entire
road accomplished.
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SCHOOL ExH1BIT1oS.-The Third
ward school gives an entertainment To-
night and tomorrow night, iB the way
of an exhibition which will prove at
once both interesting and instructive.
Great preparations have been made Tor
the occasion, and the parties pait'ciPaiing
will undoubtedly acquit themselves
with credit.
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Counterfeit Bonds.

NEW YORK. March 2S.-The officers
of the Stock Exchange have been ap.
preached by detectives who are working
for the reward, claiming TO have dis
covered fresh batch of 100000 in
counterfeit State of Missouri bonds. AS
far as can be learned there has rs yet
been no attempt made 10 place these
worthless bonds on the market, and
money lenders are cautioned agsidst ad-
vancing funds on any securities Of this
class till they have been examined and
pronounced good.
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AQuATIC.-Y Yesterday afternoon a dis
patch was received from Ontario IN.
bouncing 'that Geo. F. Oakley, Of the
Ontario rowing club, had sent check
for one hundred dollars in gold and a
challenge, Offering to match I'D. Hanlon'
of that city, who won the sculer's race
at Philadelphia, TO row three miles on
Toronto bay for one thousand dollars,
gold, against William Schart, OF Pitts
burgh, agreeing to allow Scharif eX
penses."
Sometime ago, it viii be remembered,
the Canadian sent def. to Schsrtf, but
put up no forfeit, and tho latter paid no
attention to the challenge The
announcement yesterday that the
forfeit had now been put up, looked
like business, however, and the South
Side oarsman WAS yesterday inter
viewed as to what he thought Of the
Canadians def. He said it is not Gus.
tomsry to accept challenge while the
party challenged has another race
already on hand, but he might waive the
custom and accept. HIS inclination Is
that way, but he refuses o give definite
answer until after Il meeting OF the boat
club, and his friends have discussed the
matter He would unhcstatlngIy accept
were he free from any match now. HIS
race with Eph Morris Will take place,
however, long before the season opens At
Toronto, and he may still be able to ac-
commodste Hanlon with II spin. -
Pitts Post.
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OB1o RIVER IMPRovKMEST.-There

OHIO RIVER lMPRoVEAENT.-ln Is
some anxiety to learn when operations
are 10 be commenced on the dam below
this city, for which the government has
appropriated 100000 II is stated that
Colonel Merrill, who will have charge
of the work, will be ready to begin imme-
distely after the Secretary of War Issues
the necessary orders. 1t is thought that
not less than 100000 will be expended
during the first sesson.-PttS. Ca Com.
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The WAyERLiEs.-At the regular
meeting OF the Waverly Literary
Society held in Weisel hall last
evening, all the literary exercises were
postponed with the exception OF the de.
bate, and the whole society entered iuto
the discussion of the question,
Resotred, That Chas. Dickens was y
greater novelist than Sir Walter Scott
After full and animated discussion
the question was decided in favor Of the
negative.
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SCALDED.-A little sor of Mr.. John
Brown, residing on Twenty-fourth
street, fell into vessel of hot water yes
terdsy morning and was severely
scalded about the lower limbs. The lad
was about ten years of age.
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Personal Ladies can make from
$50 to $3.50 per month preserving funeral
flowers ard wedding bouquets. Perfect
method, no wax imitation, no waxing
over, no artificial coloring, real flowers.
Specimens to be seen at No. 1043 Chap
line street.
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DESERVING Packard.

NEW ORLEANS, March 20. - Three
members who have heretofore occupied
seats in the Packard House,. e.
Davy of st. Laundry. Bernard Davies OF
Point Coupee. and ULCER Romeo OF
Iberia-were to-day sworn in and took
seats in the Nichols Legislature.
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CHEAP COUNTER Having established
d Cheap Counter Of best Philadelphia
goods, it will be to the interest of the
public to call and examine, before pur-
chasing elsewhere, at
JERRY CLEMENS.
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RAILROAD BoNps-Firm this al

noon.
STATE BoNDs-Quet and nominal.
SrcCKs-Were firm at the opening
and advanced / to per cent, but with
lower prices at coal sale and talk oil
railroad war decline followed OF 4(924
per cant, Delaware, Lackawanna ana
Western leading in the reaction. More
II, An one half the sales of the day were
c,ufiaed to this stock and Lake Shore.
After | o'clock there was a fractional re-
every, and during the last hour OF ous!-
ness the market became firm, with an
advance of to per celt from the lowest
point of the day. The talk OF q railroad
war will probably be put to an end
n. the meeting of the presidents OF the
,ruuk,lines 10 be held he'e soon. The
bankers who are agents for the sale OF
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy lives
repor, n large sale. and announce that
the bonds will be ready for delivery III
exchange for receipts on and after Mon
day next. The transactions to-day were
222,OOO shares, of which 1908 were
Pacific Mail, 10000 Western Union,
$500 Lake Shore, 10000 New York
O,ntral, II 700 Michigan Central, SOU
Delaware and Hudson Canal, 1890 Rock
Island and 90 800 Delaware, Lacka-
W ma and Western.
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There will be public meeting of the
Woman's Ftreign Missionary Society
on Sabbath evening next. at Z O'CLOCK
when ihere will be reading and essays.
Mrs. Thatcher will take her farewell
leave OF this society. By order OF The
President, Mrs. E. Hobbs.
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NEW goods for spring wear received
daily at Thos. Hughes Il Co.'S merchant
tailoring establishment Eli wool csssi-
meres will be made to order in suits for
$40, equal to any elsewhere a. $25.