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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-21

Umpire, Il. McNichol.
Time Of game, zoo
Personal OF THE LUDLowS.
In order to snow the material compos.
ing the Ludlows, aud more fully illus
lrate the good work done by the Stand
ards, we give below the record o. the
Ludlow nine, as CLEANED from Manager
Shot, at the Stsmm House, last evening:
Summers, right field, is from the old
Stars OF CovinStor, AID last season
played with the Standards in this city.
Williams, pitcher, played last season
with the Cincinnati Red Stockings and
Indianapolis club, and is considered n
strong player.
Foley, catcher, a portion of last seas on
WAS with several amateur Canadian
clubs, but at the Close of the season was u
member OF the celebrated Maple Leafs,
where he gained quite reputation as II
player.
Carey, first base, plays his first season
with n professional nine with the Lud.
lows this year. He distinguished himself
last year in local clubs near Cincinnati
Conley, second, WAS with the Melfords
last year, a club in n Cincinnati suburb.
"DIckey" Pierce, short stop, 1t is well
known, played with the st. Louis Browns
last season, and is regarded rs one OF the
oldest and best players on the diamond.
Dillon, third, was member of the
Ludlows last season, and is considered q
good man.
Godfrey, left, played last season with
the Mcl:ords.
Bannock, middle, is held to be "some-
thing" He played last season with the
Cue phs, OF Canada.
There will most probably be two
changes made in the rine within short
time. Snyder, with the Cincinnati Reds
last year, and Myers, with last seasons
Hons, New York, will be substituted
Tor two men in the nine, when men is
not vet determined upon.
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aueRICAs PEI GAME.
The standards Defeat the Lud'o
c,,.,uunti BY score OF sos.

The STANDARDS Dcsoes
c,oc,nnn,i by . score OF sos.
ps.uits the threatening weather ana
IN. ehill,uess Of the atmosphere, tbs
s,snd.rd, Of thi. city, and the Ludlows,
of CINCINNATI, played the first game OF
bali of the championship series 81 Inc
STANDARD grounds, West Side, yesterday
afternoon. There was but Q smAl nun'
Der of people present, perhaps que n
dred and fifty, but from the start sns on. on
tbusiasm was intense. Owing 70 sno
rain of the night previous and yesterday
morning, the grounds were really unnt
tor use' and the impression had gone
shrosd that there would Do
No game. But the visiting ciuo
being In the city, and it having been sa-
vert,sed that game was to be played, II
was deemed advisable, although unoer
difficulties, TO play, and 30 the gsme
went on. According to the rules TINS
wear. there is no tossing for choice, the
home club going to the bat, and al ABOUT
2 O'clock. Lane OF the Standards, LOOK
his position at tue home base, willow In
hand, and opened the game with TWO
bsss liner to left field and stole third ana
made home on q passed ball. No more
runs were made by either slde untll
the last of the second INNING
when the Ludlows scored one on .
aav" muff by Glasscock, on
third bsse. The third inning resulted
| in a goose egg for each side, ana n Inc
fourth the Standards scored three 10 tne
Ludlows' nothing, by bad playing on inc
mart of the visitors. Inc Min inning
resulted IN a whitewash all around; tne
sirth the Standards by hard work scored
one and in the seventh and eighth the
goo.e resumed her sway, and both SIDES
were treated to highly colored Easter
eggs-a lew that have been lett over
a. the commencement OF the ninth In
ming. the excitement ran high, ana the
Standards were retired VIII ou'
orc added to their score. Inc Luz,
lows then went to the bat, and
contrary to all expectations, scored two'
tbrou,6t the carelessness OF Barkley on
second base, tho mace two wild throws
one to first and one home. During the
game, the playing of Wilkinson on nrs'
base, and McKennsn's pilcning on Tue
Dart of the Standards, was highly sp
pIauded, the former of whom Was suiier'
Inv from a dlsjointed finger. On the
mart of the Ludlows, Pierce, as short
stop and Carey, on first bsse' carried
oil the lsurels, both playing good games
The TWO clubs will play again TINS aiI 20
noon, and good game Is promised. Do
low we submit the score OF yesterday
game:
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Presentation.

Last winter the Lessure boat club boys
lost their boat house, it being carried
away by the ice, and recently purchased
the: boat house of the Nail City club,
the latter contemplating erecting shore
house. Last night they gave ball,
which was q financial success, at Steu.
benrach's hall, to assist them in paying
fo- the boat house. At the close OF the
ball, Mr.. Chss. Bingell, President of the
Nail City club, in behalf Of Misses Made
Edle and Katie Shafer, presented the
Leasure boys with pair Of handsome
silk "guy" flags, the presentation speech
being responded to by Mr.. Andy Ray, in
behalf of the Leasure club. The flags
are very handsome, and are the work OF
the ladies mentioned above. The Leas-
re boys prize them very highly, especial
" for the pleasant associations connect
Cd with them, and on account Of the fair
donors.
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River News.

The marks at the landing last even.
ing showed 8 1eei.
The Hudson arrived fiom Cincinnati,
ysstsrday, and will return to-day. .
The Express, en- route from Pittsburgh
to Parkersbarg, passed down, yester-
day.
The Kerr and Science, the former for
Pittsburgh, and the latter for Psrkers-
burg, left on time yesterday.
The 1hsnhsussr left for Pomsroy, yes
terdsy morning.
The Nail City, with 8 cargo of nails,
Ii booked to leave tonight for st. Louis.
The local packets, with the exception
OF the Star Of the West, are making
their usual trips.
The steamer Express had her chimneys
altered at Pittsburgh, yesterday 90 as to
permit of their being lowered, in case
the water should reach such height rs
to render this necessary in passing under
the Point bridge. ,
The L.. keeter, with 5000 barrels OF
refined oil for European shipment, via
Richmond, Va, departed last evening
for Huntington. We understand that
she will be followed this week by the
Michigan, with 1000 barrels tor the same
destination.-Pitts Chronicle.
By Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, April 20.-River g feet
4 inches and rising. Weather CLOUDY
and COOL
LOUISVILLE, April 20.--River 8 feet 3
inches in the canal. d parted-Mor
gsn, Cincinnati; Lily, Cairo. Weather
rainy.
CAIRO, April 20 Notwithstanding
New Orleans; Hlllmsn, Nashville; st,
Genevieve st. Louis. Departed Attain
tic. ST. Louis; St. Genevieve, Vicksburg
River 81 teet IL inches and falling
Weather cloudy. Mercury, 30 ..
ST. LOUIS, Apri. 2O.-Arrlved-
Golden Eagle, Keokuk; Tidal Wave,
Dubuque; Arkansas Belle, Dubuque.
Departed Golden Eagle, Belle Mem
phis. River rose inches. Weather
clear and cool.
CINCINNATI, April 20.-River Is feet
and stationary. Weather cloudy durin
| the Gay; clear w ulSuI. hAii'N
Ter, Wheeling; Virgie Lee, hanaWhs
river; ALT Stevens, Wabash river; Mary
Lee, Jas. w. Golf. Memphis. Departed
Courier, Wheeling; Stevens, ParkerS'
burg and Sherlock.
EVANSVILLE, April 2O.-Weathel
cloudy; mercury 81 to Sc deg: and fall
ing, wind from the north. River rising
l6 6-lO,teet on the guage. Up-ldlewlld
Liberty No. 4. Down-Coal City
Tsrsscan, Baum, Silverthorne. Bushes;
dull. The Liberty has 1000 bushels o.
corn.
MEMPHIS, April 20.-River rose
inch, and now stands at 81 feet . inches
Weather cloudy; mercury 65 degrees
Arrived-Bele Texas, Arkansas river;
Helena Vicksburg; John A. Wood
Pittsburgh The officers OF the Belle Of
Texas report wreckers still at work on
the Fannie Moore, but with little pros
pect of raising her.
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TRUSTEE,s am

RY VIRTUE OF A pEpn o.
u nom August Roettepr ara " ISrs,
wife, 10 the pndssls ned ,rrs,s nlts /.
dste ths 2stn dry OF March - ban,
corded In the Office Of t6s a., he ~
county curt OF OHIO eon ss o. q.
deed OF trust book No. 4 toi,, s,'Aa
proceed, on 'SiS ~ ".
Thursday, the l7,h d.y an,
49,, al 10 A. NJ, at Roettysr,. "
Grove, Ohis county, 10 eli a, I'VE, "a
ton the following real paSasN<
aud ue crioed - iullow.. ~. eNsacx
stake on zoe oank Of wheel,ns r,.s ~
posite 10 the SOU h.ea>t end Of I'M q
wright sh p, thence north "a soes,
east ~ poles, 10 a stake on the - 0Nt~
OF the National road; lhepc. ~,
road north Sl+ degr o., We, q ~ 10 ~
stake; thence touth So. ~
gle poles, 10 = stake on go, 70
thence with creek bank & 49, ell
place vi beginning, cont,i As =
roods and ~ poles. beng lot nr, e.
on the plat of ne esIs'e of iIaI.ra
deceased, and the same Iol az g.
ground which WAS conseye IN I've
August Ruettger by ]. n q 90 ~
Wooas and h. torb, \, cnmm,,."~'
dc d recorded among the T,cari. ~ y
c,unly. ".
TERMS or SALK-Cash.
1it,e believed 10 b. Z cd, bu, ALT.
Trustee l shall convey sue, IN.
vested ia ne IA such Tru tee.
apiel t.. JEfFERs, nus.
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Closing sales.

Do not forget the great auction sale
of fine engrsvings, chromos, etc, at 1909
Market street, Nc Lsin's Block. this
afternoon and evening. The finest Sc
lection of chromos and engravings ever
brought to this city. A rare opportunity
to sdorn your homes. Two-tnrdS of the
stock is already sold Mt prices never be-
fore heard OF. The remainder will posi-
lively be sold to-day aud evening.
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mot DEBILITA TING, as THE
MERCURLAL REMEDIES ARE,
BUT !STRENGTHENING IN

mot TING, as THE
MERCURIAL REMEDIES ARE,
BUT STRENGTHENLNG IN
STEAD"
This Is the testimony of the veteran
editor of the Fredonia Censor, after II
satisfactory trial OF DR.. Fenner's Blood
and Liver Remedy and Nerve Tonic. 1t
Is no uncommon thing to meet man
with cadavorous face, thin, gaunt, COM
plaining; having no appetite breath too
offensive 10 endure, heavily turred
tongue, unable to rest well nights, barely
keeping around, and hardly able to keep
soul and body together. lie ls
always skeptic in medicine,
and generally everything else,
except one There is one thing he be-
lieves in, and that is Interesting to al
who come within his reach TO be bored
with a lengthy and particular recital Of
ali his ailments, which recital usually
concludes with an emphatic Statement OF
his disbelief in all remedies that are re.
commended for his relief, some OF which
he has tried, at least, not in any thor
ough, business way. l. it aot IeIiei TO
turn from such spectacle to consistent,
sensible man, who does not effect so
much 'smartness," bat is willing to ac-
knowledge the truth. Here is what be
says:
From Hon. Willard McKinstry, the
veteran editor OF the Fredonis Censor.
DR.. NJ. NJ. Fenner, Fredonis, n. U
Dear Sr-I have been using Your Blood
and Liver Remedy and Nerve Tonic
during the past few weeks, and desire to
saw that like 1t. | find it admirably
adapted to the purpose for which you re-
it. 1t Is an excellent remedy
for the blliousness usually incidental to
the change from winter to spring, sui
fciently physicing and yet not deblltst-
ing rs the mercurial remedies are, but
instead.
Yours truly, w MCkISSTRY.
For sale by dealers in medicine.
Logan, List Il Co., Wholesale Agents,
Wheeling, w. Va.
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To FURNISH not only clear illustra.
tions and descriptions of the prevailing
styles, but able comments and valuable
suggestions, together with the most in
terestlng news in social, literary and art
circles, is the wide aim OF "Andrews'
Bazaar" and with this aim it has already
attained hattering success. w. r. An.
drews, Cincinnati, publisher.
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Closing Sales.

DO not forget the great auction sale
of fine engravings. chromos, ETC., 81 1909
Market street, McLain's Block, this
afternoon and evening. The finest So.
lection of chromos and engrsvings ever
brought to this city. A rare opportunity
to adorn your bones. Two-thirds of the
stock is already sold at prices never be-
fore heard Of. The remainder Will posi-
lively be sold to-day aud evening.
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as'heeling Aeglster.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Index 10 New advertisements.

Scales-Fairfax Il Joy.
Undertakins-ZlnK & Son.
Leaf Tobacco-N. Nittle u Co.
Base Ball-Ludlows Us Standards.
Columbia House-Phil Medert.
Plumbers-Trimble IL Hornbrook.
For Cincinnati-Stesmer Hudson.
Divorces Legally Obtained.
Religious Notice.
ChristadorO's Hair Dye.
Csrpe.s-G. Mendel, Booth & 20.
Letter List.
Temperance Meeting-Opers House
10. y. +. Funeral Notice.
Parlor Suits-A. K. Morehead il Co
Satin Gloss Flour-List, Davenport i
Parks.
Religious Notice.
Public Sale OF Valuable Building Lots.
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OWING to the tremendous rush expert
enced, so usual on Saturdays at this es-
Enlistment, we have engaged additional
statesmen so that customers will not be
compelled to wait. Respectfully, Frank
Bros.
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ATTENTION is called to the advertise
ment of real estate for sale, in another
column. 1t embraces valuable property,
both in Martins Ferry and this city. No
doubt it will sell low, and persons con.
templatlug the purchase of building lot
can get q bargain.
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TRUTH is mighty and will prevail, that
the obespe.t DRY Goods and Carpets are
MJ W Fsrrela Hs hss made some
heavy reductions, Best trnt, z@ .
cents; ~ Chintx, 9 sanss; Taels linen,
% cents; Crash, 8 ssata AL ether g0e0
In proportion.
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WE overheard the following rhyme
from a young lady last night as we
pas, ed - street:
Oh, if were only mani
would look neat and trim;
II often call III Franks Clothing Hall,
And buy my clothes OF him.
His new Spring Suits are beautiful
Every mothers son should know
Pa wore one when he went 10 church
And SO did brother Joe.
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SOMETHING quite new Tor rugs and
splsshers, the latest in worsted and Six
fringes and trimming silks, scale buttons,
black Spanish neck scarfs, lace bIoos and
fsn. L. SwABACKKR
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DoSr neglect to attend the art sale 10
day and tomorrow. Every picture
must be sold this week, regard ess OF
cost or value. There will positively De
an afternoon sale to-day and Tomorrow
Sale at 2 and P. n, l2O9 AcLains
BLOCK
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The very latest Ladies Princess
train Skirt, new shades In kid Gloves,
extra fine EmbroiderIes, new NeiIIngs
and Torshou Laces. l.. SwABACKEK.
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NEW goods for spring wear received
daily at Thos. Hughes Il Co.'S merchant
tailoring establishment. ali wool cassi-
meres will be made to order in suits for
$40, same as usually sold al s25.
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ASK for those elegant English diago-
mails for spring overcoats at Thos. Hughes
s Co.'S. Now Is the time to examine
this stock while 1t 10 fresh aud unbroken.
Special inducements to cash customers.
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II. FRANK i Bro make specially Of
making good sll-wJOl pants to order for
$500. Call and examine and convince
Yourself
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FRANK Bios, the Clothiers, are deter
mined to sell more Clothing than ever
this spring, and to this end have marked
their prices st the bottom market figure.
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PIANOS FOB BEaINNERs.-Several
good 6 octave pianos in good order and
suitable fer parties beginning to study
music. for sale or rent on easy terms, NJ
ADAMS s. LUCAS,
1927 Market street.
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CoNCERTS-A grand concert will be
given At Steubenrsuck's Hail, South Side
this evening. A pleasant time may be
expected, all are cordially invited.
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EXCELLENCE, cheapness and sstisfsc'
ton guaranteed to al who purchase
Clothing OF Frank Bros, As Twelfth
street.
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AT Swsbackers the finest assortment
of parasols in the city; also received Sec
opd stock of children's and ladies hose,
latest designs.
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A FINE assortment o. kid gloves at 50
cents per pair, just received and Tor sale
at q q. ROTH's.
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Coop black Kid Gloves for IS cents at
j. W. Ferreis.
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If you want TO &c. suited IN pair OF
Shoes, 90 to l.. V. Blends.
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MAGpENBURGER sauerkraut lunch, on
Monday morning, at the Union Restsur-
ant.
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FoR a cheap Hat or Bonnet go to
Speyer Bros.
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FOR SALE,
FOR SALE
A First.Class Bu.in... -.
IOf Hals a1e

ON ACCOUNT OF F.r1,v,
~ 1 offer Tor sale my br,,t.N9 HALT
grocery stand, on III. Int Hoo 4 a.
teeuth and McColloch st,s ,n.f Of H.e,
Cen raj Giass worss ~, - nsxt,ot.
o.st cuisines stand In tbs s,ess Of In
good TRACE esIabiIs he'd eity, VIII =
. 9nirs Of MAS. 4. sHisi sissAs
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LUNCH every morning. Soup this
evening AZ the Union Restaurant.
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Fos the largest stock of trimmed Hats
and Bonnets go to Speyer Bros.
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LAEsr STYLES of Shoes Just received
at l.. V. Blends.
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The finest shoes kept in the city at l..
V. Bonds.
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CARPETs, Carpets, Carpets, go now
n j. w. FERRELs.
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FOR SALE OR RENT

4 BRICK Hnr + CONTAIylyGy,,
~ rooms, with stab g, vi ~
cistern and we'll on the pr, miss. ~,
WITH EVERY CONVENIENT
A country h use could have, n.,
on the FIRST floor AT, nuel, lur,l., =
polished natural wool.
Issituated on the Ma ional kn.
ONE MILE W FIST OF BRIuGEpny-
And two miles from the CITY W.
rented until october lst.
Apply at Flrst National Baul. p-.r.
port, ohio. a.,
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JUST received, a lot of Children.s
Shoes of the latest styles, at Il. v.
Blends.
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FIFTY different styles OF sll-wool Pants
made to order for So 20 At Frank Bros
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SASH Ribbons only 10 cents yard at
Speyer Bros.
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HANDSOME Hambug Rigings, 4 cents
. yard at Speysr Bros.
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GENTS fine Shoes OF the latest styles
lust received a. L. V. Bonds.
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Coon all wool Pants made to order for
$500 at Frank Bros, .4o Twelfth street.
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Gosp corsets at 90 cents, at &. &
RoTH's.
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THE cheapest shoes IN the city at L. '
Blends.
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IL YOU want to get cheap and q nice
fitting pair of Shoes, 60 to L. V. blono g.
1875 Main street.
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FoR School Bats Is cents 60 to sPeysr
Bros.
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Two button kid gloves, at SO cents per
pair, at e. q, RoTH's.
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Fol bargains in Millinery 60 to speysr
Bros.
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THos. HUGHES u Co. have just re-
ceiyed a fresh lot of black worsteds which
they will make up into suits at The very
low price of $500. Call and examine
them.
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For the largest variety of millinery
goods in this city go to Speyer Bros.
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DRY Goods cheap for cash at
e.. q. ROTH's.
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For a nice trimmed Hat or Bonnet &c
% Speyer Bros.
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2 3 } q = 3
Standard............l o 0 . . l-6
Ludlow u U D 0 2-3
Umpire, Il. McNichol.
Time Of game, 2Oo
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TRUTH is mighty ana VIII PIo'ai, sn'
the cheapest Dry Goods and CsrPsn are
AZ J. W. Fsrrela Hs has made some
hssyv rsduot;ons, Best Prints, to .
csnts; ~ Chintx, 9 ssntsi Taels linen,
% cents; Crssh, 8 ssata Al ether goees
In proportion
Fos School Bats IS cents 60 to SPeyer
Bros.
DoN'r neglect 10 attend the art sale To-
day and tomorrow. Every picture
must be sold this week, regard ess OF
cost or value. There will positively be
an afternoon sale to-day and Tomorrow
Sale q. 2and P. n, 1909 AeLains
Block.
Coop black Kid Gloves for IS cents at
J. W. Ferrefs.
FoR the largest stock Of trimmed Hats
and Bonnets 90 to Speyer Bros.
Pianos FOB BEGINNERs.-Several
good 6 octave pianos in good order ana
suitable fer parties beginning TO study
music, Tor sale or rent on easy terms, ~
ADAMS s. LUCAS,
1927 Market street.
SASH Ribbons only 10 cents yard at
Speyer Bros.
AT Swabackers the finest assortment
of psrasols in the city; also received sec
ond stock of children's and ladies hose,
latest designs.
CAapETs, Carpets, Carpets, go now
to j. w. FERRELs.
FoR a cheap Hat or Bonnet 90 10
Speyer Bros.
Gosp corsets at 90 cents, at Il. u
RoTH's.
liz YOU want to get q cheap and . nice
fitting pair of Shoes, go to l.. V. Blond g.
1885 Main street.
For a nice trimmed Hat or Bonnet &c
% Speyer Bros.
THos. HUGHES u Co. have just re-
ceived fresh lot of black worsteds when
they will make up into suits at The very
low price of $500. Call and examine
them.
For the largest variety of millinery
goods in this city go to Speyer Bros.
DRY Goods cheap for cash at
&. q. RoTH's.
JUST received, lot OF Children
Shoes of the latest styles, st l.. V.
Blends.