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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-19


The Science departed for Parkersburl
at her usual hour.
The steamers Nail City and Barnart
arrived from Pittsburgh yesterday. Thu
latter will 60 TO ST. Louis to-day with I
tow Of nails and glassware.
The Whale yesterday morning arrived
from below with the tow Of the Ed. Hobbs
The Express passed down last night.
The Salt Valley will pass down thl
morning,
The RagOn will be this mornings Par
kersburg packet.
The Andes arrived from Cincinnati il
the afternoon, and took an excursion
party 10 Steubenyille in the evening. A
n. N. to-day she will return to Cincin
natl.
The W. P. Thompson Is due from Gin
cinnah to-day, en- route to Pittsburgh, Il
place Of the Emma Graham.
Capt. Thornburg is In command Of The
W. P. Thompson, and Nat. Earhart ia ii
the office.
The steamer Carrie Brooks new chin
neya add very much 10 her appearance
The steamers Of the Anchor Line Al
81. Louis have been repaired at an ex
pense Of over $4,000.
Capt. W. /. Kountz expects 10 put new
machinery in the big boat building a
Bellvernon.
What u name.-The steamer Haw
hauser will probably enter the Pittsburgh
and Wheeling trade.
The St. Louis Republican says: The
Iron Mountain Company Is bringing nc
ore 10 the river bank on account OF tn
high water. The amount Of the dump Il
about 5000 tons, the price firm at last
springs quotations and none shipping By
river at present on Ohio river barges.
Last evening the marks indicated 8 fee
0 inches and falling.
IBy Telegraph
PrTIsDURoH, June 1S.-River 4 feet
inches and falling. Weather fair ant
warm. Arrived-Salt Valley, Ironton
Departed - Carrie Brooks. Wheeling
Salt Valley, Ironton.
CAIRO, June lS.-No arrivals since
noon. River 81 feet and rising. Wealth
er clear.
MEMPHIS, June 1S.-River 25 feet
Weather showery. Departed-Garret
and barges, Ohio river; Z. NJ. Norton, ST
Louis.
OMAHA, June lS.-River 10 feet I
inches and falling. The steamer Bis
Horn passed Plattsmouth this morning
and will arrive here this evening.
LOUISVILLE, June lS.--Weather warm
and clear. Departed none. River
feet 0 inches.
ST. LOUIS, June 1S-Arrived--Cirant
Tower, VicksburG; Joe Kenney, Kansal
City; Belle, St. Louis. DeparIed--Wal
Eagle, Keokuk; Yaeger, New Orleans
Dubuque, St. Paul. River has fallen
inches. Weather clear and hot.
CINCINNATI, June lS.-Riyer II leet
inches and falling. Arrived-Rover ant
barges, Pittsburgh; Mary Houston, Neq
Orleans. Departed-Courier, Wheeling
Mary Houston, Louisville; Rover, 81
Louis. Clear and hot.
LITTLE Rock, June lS.-Weather yer,
clear and warm. River reCeding slowly
gagged at "a feet. The damage done b.
the overflow has beengreater than at an!
time since the war.
VIcKsDURG, June lS.--River rose
inches. No arrivals OF departures
Weather warm.
EVANSVILLE, June 1S.-Weather chiei
ly clear. River rising, with II Sic fee
on the gauge. Up-Idlewild, Maggie
Smith, Florence Lee, Greyhound ant
Bowling Green. Down-Golden Rule
Joe Bigley and Dick johnson.
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THERE is a general disposition all
over the country 10 shub the coming
Fourth Of July. Why is this thus?
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If you want to get suited in pair Of
shoes go 10 L. v. BLoND's.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-19

ANTI.MURPHYITEs wear red badges,
which means that the wearers never re.
fuse,
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Two deeds of trust were admitted to
record yesterday.
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BREAK down in prices OF Dry Goods
and Carpets. Now ia your time. Call
and price. Got 10 sell.
NV. FpppP1
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THE Jefferson County Democratic Con.
Yention will meet in Steubenyille TO day.
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THE June term of the Municipal Court
commenced yesterday.
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CHERRIES are ripe, and arc selling at
eight cents per quart.
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INTELLIGENCER JOB OFFICE,
% & % Fourteenth, Street.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
In the District Court Of til, United States for the
District o. West Virginia.
Thomas c. Grove
Va.
A. II. Black, with Elizabeth II.
Black bis vile, and James Ham In NhAhety.
mohd, with Amanda Hammond,
his wife.
Notice e hereby giTen that shall, at nv otHnc
No, llA2 ChaplinS street, Wheeling, ". Va, on
MONDAY, the % day Of July, 1877,
Pursuant to decree made and entered in tbs,,o,o
entitled cause, on the 9Th day Of June, 1911. mo
coed 10 take, state and report an account Of nv
]. The liens on the real estate mentioned in ths
deed copied In Exhlb No. 8, with their rFsneciiyS
amounts and priorities.
II. Any other debts which may haye been d,.
and owing By aid A. N. Black or james HalnnonI
on The I'D day Of November, A. D, ls7G,
Ill The value Of the real esiale mentioned In
the deed copied In Exhibit No, 8 Of the bIIl. 80
". ANY Other matter deemed pertinent by NV.
SlI, or required BY any Of tho parties In Interest
HANNIBAL FORBES,
w ~ Com'r D. G. U. 8, D. W. Va,
W. W. CoWbES, Col. iof PlaIntII.
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STRAWBERRIES are selling at Eve cents
quart, and still some Of the restaurant
keepers charge fifteen cents plate.
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P. S.-Wc have now on exhibition 800
Ladies' Linen Suits and Overdresses that
beat anything ever offered in this city.
ipIG
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THE Centre Wheeling temperance peO-
pie will have a festival at Parkers Hall
on Saturday evening Of this week,
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FINANCIAL.

UUu
This Rank Is organized and prepared 10 transact
tho business Of banking In all lts details
II succeeds the First National Bank Of Wheeling
Is owned by the same shareholders and Isunder the
saEne management.
by carefully regarding the Interests Of It's Cor,
respondents and Depositors, and by prompt md
faithful execution Of their wishes, Il hopes to merit
their esteem md confidence.
Notes and Bills discounted.
Collections made on all points throughout the
United States.
Deposit Accounts subject to check at sight 10
ceiyed from Banks, Bankers, Films, Corporations
and Individuals.
Certificates Of Deposit Issued payable on demand
or at fixed dates.
Interest allowed on Special Deposits
DIRECTORS:
John x. BotSiurd, VIM. b. Simpson,
Jacob y. Rhodes, VIM. A. Turner,
VIM. A. lBett, John /. Hobbs,
A. N. Adams, o, c, Dewey,
Henry n. Harper, my2i-d4W
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--LATEST styles Of shoes just received at
L. V. BLoNDs.
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GEsn' ilno shoes Of the latest styles
just received at x L,Y. BtoNoG
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BIC party down at La Belle tonight.
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NOR SALE or RENT
DWELLING HOUSE FOR RENT.
FoR RENI-HoUsE-

Containing eight ruomI and Bath Room, on
Jacob street, between 18th and 18th, wet ode.
Gas and water WIN b rented low 10 responsible
tenant. Enquire Of .,.,,,,
JOSEPH L. WILDE,
n5I Bookseller and BtatIonGr, 1905 Main 81,
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scoRCH1SG hot yesterday.
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A UCTION SALE OF REAL ESTATE,

A o''t0N SALE VI NhAh E'IAIh'
| Will offer at public auction, at front door Of
Court House. on
SATURDAY, jane ., ut 10 o'clock A. ~,
The following property: Four Tenement Houses
lot 100 feet front running back 10 an alley situated
Oh south ride Of Virginia street, Island. Title
guaranteed. Terms easy. W. II, lALLER,
iels Auctloneer
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100 SILK Sun Umbrellas md Parasols at
bottom prices, at !. BLUM L BROS.
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DOR SALE

Eighty choice Building lots on Wheeling Island.
Price from 500 10 $500 each. Only One-dxth Of
the purchase money required In cash. The residue
may b. paid annually In HvR equal inItAllmentI
with interest,
Apply TO JOHN p. GILCHRIST
AP9 At Top MIL.
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For REAL BARGAINS in Fine Goods
goto |. BLUM d BROS.
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FOR RENT.

DOR RENT
The large thrss.stOry Warehouse No.
1903 Main street. Two fronts, Main and
South streets. Possession April lSL
A APE A. ALLEN HOWELL
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Jusr received, a lot Of Childrens Shoes
Of the latest styles, at L. Y. BLoNps.
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The finest shoes kept In the city at
L. V. BLoSDs,
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By virtue Of deed Of trust made by Charles
Fisher and Margaret FiSheT, his wife, Of MAnhRll
county, West Virginia, 10 tho undersigned Trustee,
dated the 9Th day Of April, 1878, and Of record
among tho land records Of MHishAll county, West
Virginia, In Deed Of Trust Book No, l. pages sG7.s,
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M A RTIN'S
CAPITAL RESTAURANT.

CAPITAL RESTAURANT.
No. llbS MARKEr ST., u the only arIi-eLsIf Re-
LdaTaHi Ia ne ely. 1t Is the only Restaurant that
has separate rooms for ladies' or where you can Gnd
that quiet CLEANLINESS Of . home, combined
with the bost cHiIAs that can b found In the city.
He keeps on hand the very best the market affords
10 vegetables, hSh, oyIieTS, game, and everything
In season, and serves II up In manner unexcelled
In the country. lie can 10 rolled upon always 10
furnish everything 6rst-elGS. les
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LfSSOlS COUNT VIEWS.
Srah Orchard.


Arm 18th, 1877.
We notice In the daily Cbsrier. Jowsai 81
2ith inst, thu, Mr. Rcrnnrd schults, q
pedler, who buys feathers, &c, was murder
ed 10 the vicinity Of Crab Orchard
while crossing a small stream. This Mr.
Schultz was drowned In Buck Creek, Pu.
la-ki county, lat Sunday, or perhaps Sat.
urday. BUCK Creek !. Is mile. from Crab
Orchard, q very rapid and exceedingly
dangerou. stresm when Up.
Mr.. John Ballard was cut in the back
some two weeks ago while attempting "a
arrest a man in Gsrrsrd county, near Ian.
caster.
Messrs. Dillon aud Moore, Loot two Il
their favorite hounds nj the close 81 an
interesting and fine chase. The dogs were
foully dealt with, and II the parties who
committed the deed were known. they
would certainly suffer. A liberal reward
is offered for their apprehension.
by acciden, we dropped in Tsrrsnt Col.
lege last Friday evening, just in time to
witness the closing exercises for the week
We were as,onisbed 10 see 20 much regular.
i'y and brmaliiy, especially when a s,sn.
ger was present, and unexpected too. The
compositions were excellent. Music by
Mrs. D'ake and pupils was real choice
Suffice il to say, Tsrrsnt College IL perfect
success, and IL our friends would look to
their own interest, they would GIL II TO
overlooking. In our next we will give you
a complete account Of our visit. would
have done so this time but your postal was
received just before the mail closed and We
expected no paper this week. Hope your
mother L. better. X.
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A, called meeting al the Masons - Lolge No.
GO, stanford, Ky, the following resolutions OF
spect were adopted
wmgREN,, our brother, Thomas II. shanks, has,
by the will Of Almighty Cod, hesn removed from
our midst aud hereas, Ne desire To testify 10 all
mankind the estimation In which he held by
this broi hsrha-sl, there forc ls Il
Rssor,d, That In all positions If "a, 10 which We
have known our drcsas.sl brother, whether civil,
military ur on.ial, whether In business or social
relations, whether In midst of siy-r.ity, or The
pleas.res al prosperity, We have invariably rec, 4
nisai a gsutlsman VI generous aud manly fssling.
Of correct, honorable principles. and -inesrs truth.
ful aud Just conduit aud depori,nsut io~anl. all
men. lie Was faithful irienl aud Kind and for-
giving tossrds his enemies, aEd a constant and
lifelong :, mpsihAsf and helper for the poor and
uniorlunats.
q That the Intelligence Of his death, vhieL has
bsen NJ sadly received by all pc'lle among shoia
he ~as knswn, irrsspsctiysoi rank aud condition,
IL peculiarly 20 10 this lodge, which has ,hsrsb,
lost most valuable aud u~slul brother
g. 1hs, We hereby extend ~ his Amily our
bro,herly sympathy IN their berelssm ,nt.
4 That ihess re,olutiols 10 Published aud copy
presented 10 his lsBiily,
\. u. si aIiSs' cua',os.
Arfl ~ iss.
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CINCINNATI ENQUIRER,

public spirited IaIsr sshoing ths wishes VI tbs
people, aud aiSSaiing submission ~ the Laws,
g,a=d Gnsrrnhlrnt. and tho Rghis ol the People 10
ls hear uISn all matters that p,raii 10 thu eoua
try's welfare.
THE TKIckY PeIIrieiAss always ready TO or
gantze irOahle, bat wh" IaTti pate 10 dany.r
will he sho~nu up IN their true rhaTartsrs ny sub
,erihing i"r IA. inquirsr, iOu gill get a hithisl
rer'r'l Of eNsnis a. they transpire siihoat Party
CnLoRlS" anil unbta-d By Party issings, - The
ir"s as'd In nr~ssalAr - it, sbilii, aud sillne-
nes- Co giNs the
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MARKETS.
Iouisriiie.

There va a Grmer feeling In provisoss yesier-
dsv, With speculative inguiry Tor meats and ham.
bat prices we're UNCHANGED. closing 81 81 hr es
shnuldses &c for clear rib sides. and W. foI
clear sies Bulls meats v're held al 5lse Tor shoul-
dsrs, Nc fT clear nib slides, and SIC fE clear
eiiI.e for tisrc., fiallf,e for keg aud lle for
bucket. breakfast bacon i0i.e. Mes pork AZ
els 7Jai6. Wheat Vas hr'ner At 81 q, hr rel,
81 70 Tor amber, and 81 = fn ~hiis. Carr ga
ARA 81 t2Gle llr ear liaisc for shellsd arrival
and 5tsije from store Osts we're hrnl Al t2Atic On
arrival aad tsdjDe froin store. Rye a. sac. flonT
was hrmrr clus'g at o. soos 80 GT extra 10 fanc y
brands. Rnitsr was easier al Lla 2lr; eggs we're
held at ioaile. Onians at q SOFAS So potaos,
quiet at 81 3le.3 "a Leu. Comasrcial, l5th.
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THE STANFORD
WOODEN & FIGURING MILL !


Having purcha~d the stove Mill, We are no~
paparss 10 tasnutaciure wool or the fsrmers la
the hsi manner. ~ Ne shall make .pcclaiF q
LISBON Mbhk this ssa~in, ~ feslsftiuly ~
Init Mel 20 make tsts ta--lnlrFes, bllnket, La
icy, Isai.si llannels, ka,is, >teking lHfns, &c.
No ~ii ks..p esn>ianill On hands 49, 4 OF osls
Nhkh we siil sKchtnss iaf Nallan iisofshls terias
Having pui la tVo nsN scts at isst French hurrz
All grind for cus0 nsr. itNs In wss.k .an guar.
IN o. rai.iacion. n lsb, o. prir. paid tT heat.
o.. HAiTiNGIN a soy.
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CANDIDATES.

col. J. II. BRuCE Is the Dsn,ocratic nominee
I" ? present the rountir. oi bpyle, Lincoln tar
rani AMI ,assy, IN the senate. Election hrst Mon
day In August next.
JOHN SAM Ow-LEl, Isl, l. the Democraiic
naniinse s'r the Legislature tH the uunty IL Lin-
cun. flsclion FIRST Monday ia August
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cha~r' VI Tue Alfred hes' ian' ne sold
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the price Of S3s 33I per acre. Mrs. Il.
SsIter pu,chased the 6r.t named, and ".
c. Cash the latter.
citizens or Monday afternoon At the Court.
hou.<. Iii. spcech was universally ap.
pl.u,led. A. showing forth in a pleasing and
commemorative manner the proceed ing, Of
the last all-impo,,sut Congress. There
bay. truly been times that tried men. soul.
since the last time the Judge made the
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at the Layton schoo''houHe !" the vicinity
OF Lancaster
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o'c'' '',"' a'' ,"' IN '' 80
$50, ;, mn
They hope to form an approved organi1a-
ton, with local babitation and name. II
Is long ''nce our sylvia" eehoeS rang VII"
ro"l anu OUT OF o."'e .N""n'S FORMER
No inspiring. '""'"' es'e nv" ".''''ss
nave "'Nue ~" "o'"e WI" '"e 'e''"'"'''
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Awckewe

4 '"'N TfH''thhN W Wttft Nbt'
time out side Of the rainy weather, the rich
,erdure Of Natures CARPET, aud all tn,
budding loveline-s Of Spring.
There has actually been "big show" IN
Buckeye! Prof Tribble, "the Wizard ID
the Alps. the world-renowned Magician,
with h. "dissolving Stercopticon, A.tro-
nomical and Chromotrope views" held one
Of his most pleasing and remarkable eShi.
billions at Gums Chapel night before last,
Shich we attended. I'VE in this letter
means "us" not "I,") and we're much anus.
ed and edited thereby. As we live nearer
the Chapel than any Of our neighbor-, We
were of course called upon to accommodate
the great magician ard hi. good musician,
and although we had hesitated n little al
first, they proved to be such quiet, courte-
Gus ger tlemen, that we found II casy to &C
cord them hospitality without grudging.' y
and were amply repaid by the soft, sweet
strains Of Mr.. Peyton'. violin, for having
been careful to entertain stra,gers."
And besides the show, I've been to Fay
cite, spent ten DAYS in the Bluegrass, since
I wrote last to the JOURNAL; and I feel
sure you will allow me to dwell briefly on
this sweet visit to my native county, which,
mus, ever be one Of the dearest spots on
earth to me, rendered almost sacred by the
associations and tender memories that ever
cluster about the home Of ones childhood
and the dear, old paths where the eager
feet were wont to stray, in search Of knowl-
edge both Of good and evil. ] was loving
ly welcomed by =" many dear friend. in
Lexington and its vicinity, that 1t would
be impossible here, to make mention Of all
the ho-pitable, happy homes thrown open
To me and mine, where nothing was left
undone that could in any degree add to our
entertainment and pleasure. The last Jay
and night Of our stay, were delightfully."-
spent at Fsirview, the beautiful suburban
home Of Mr.. ". H. Gentry, formerly, we
Believe, Of Lincoln, but whose accomplish
ed and lovely wife is a true daughter Of
Fsyette. Here, on Friday, we were treat.
ed to charming little social reunion, Civ
en- in our especial honor, and while we
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ears Of corn We saw-spscimens Of Mr..
tientry's Last years crop, the immense
yield of whose corr to the acre attracted
such general attention among farmers. Our
host kindly presented US with
sack full Of the shelled corn for seed, thus
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CIrcmH Court Notes.

The greater portion Of the time Of the
Court since our last report has been taken
mp in the trial of John Smith, who our
readers will remember, shot and killed
Judge J. +. Carson, at Crab Orchard on the
23d day Of April. 1876. This is the second
trial Of the ease, aud Us il has created great
excitement throughout the county, il WAS
impossible to obtain but four jurors ont Of
the regular panel, to-wir Thomas Robin.
son, Liberty Green, Perry land and r. l..
Simpsl IN, aud the Court being satisfied that
full jury could not be obtained in the
county, appointed Mr.. 7. T. Daviess a spe-
cial Sheriff to go to Boyle county and sum
mons sixty men. On Friday morning about
forty men, in obedience to his summons
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sworn In. The taking OF the testimony
vas commenced NJ noon Friday, and alter
the examination OF some thirty or forty
witnesses v" concluded on Tuesday morn
ing, when the charges to the jury hsvins
been agreed upon, the argument OF the
case vas besnn. The plea Of the defend
ant was that he VI" at the time OF The kill
ing aud " now insane lie was very 'o'y
defended the speeches o' some OF ms
conn" beng especially comprehensive
ano eloquent commonwealth ATTORNEY
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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-04-27

VIZ failed to return our thanks to our
clever and accommodating col respondent
at Crab Orchard, Mr.. W. X. James, for
'undry locals furnished ~ last week, but
we do - nov, coupled With our best wishes
for him in every respect
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-04-27

MR. Il. W. LiLLARD returned on Tues
day, from Colorado and Texas, where he
has been Tor several months on business.
lie is much improved in health AMI thinks
Of accepting the offered position Of Princi-
pal in a fcmsle College at Paris, Texas
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-04-27

NornrSG that a lady wears, is cooler and
neater in Spring and summer than a nice
linen suit Our en,erprising merchant,
Mr. John II. Craig, has just received a
large assortment Of these suits, which he
oner- at very low prices.