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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-13

NEw peas are 10 the market.
Book beer will be ready in a few days.
JANAuscHEK. as "Catharine Of Russia"
tonight.
J~AsAuscHrK plays "catharine of Rus
sia" to- night.
Tomorrow will be Easter Sunday, and
also Palm Sunday.
TEE Llndsley Institute Cadets paraded
yesterday afternoon.
MKT Sunday egespect warm weather
with light Easterly winds.
TIE drugsists are preparing their soda
fountains for active service.
A FEMALE base ball club is one Of the
horrors that is talked Of in Wheeling.
An enthusiastic temperance meeting
was held at Parker's ball last evening.
THE ~Jauauschek dramatic party opens
an engagement at Columbus, Ohio, on
Monday.
The Supreme Court OF Appeals will
meet to-day, pursuant TO adjournment OF
last week.
THE ex~curionists 10 Pittsburgh, via P.
W. Il Ky. Road, returned home at $50 A.
NJ. yesterday.
A NUMBER OF large grindstones were
placed 10 position at the Top mill during
the past week.
The counterfeit silver dollar may be
detected by the superior workmanship Of
the engraving.
MusIcIpAL CouRT will meet this morn.
Ing at 10 o'clock, pursuant to adjourn
ment Of Thursday.
The wages OF the coal miners at the
Crescent Mill have been reduced fifteen
cents on the hundred bushels.
ASuMBER Of German citizens Of Mari
eta, Ohio, contemplate making an eIcur-
sion TO this city on the 2lst inst.
THE Independent Order Of Working.
men will give a social entertainment at
their hall In Cranglehs block tonight.
WE noticed in the Opera House audi.
enee last night a number Of strangers,
representing Jul neighboring towns.
A COUPLE Of very fne paintings, the
work Of MisE Elsie Collins, OF Barnes
vile, arc on exhibition At II utehins' art
store.
THE County Court jurors, with the ex
ception Of those In the case Of James
Cheek VS.. John Cox, were discharged on
Thursday.
THE delegates in attendance upon the
Cincinnati branch Of the Women's For.
eisn Missionary Society returned to their
homes yesterday.
TIE Council Committees on Ordinances
and Market House met at the City Build.
ing last night, to prepare their regular
monthly reports.
TIE "necktie socialH announced to take
place at the Zane Street N. E Church
last night was postponed until next
Tuesday evening.
In the play Of aCatharino Of Russia
to be produced at the Opera House to-
night Madame Janauschek appears on
the stage with all her jewels.
TIE workingmen interested in the
movement against employment Of con-
victiabor vii hold a meeting at the Nail
City Boat House this evening.
FRoM reports Of tickets sold q large
number Of people will attend the Janau.
schek entertainment at the Opera House
tonight from Steubenyills and interme-
diate points.
Tar low rates to Pittsburgh offered
by the Cleveland & Pittsburgh Railroad
Company were taken advantage Of yes-
terdsy by q great many persons reading
along the line Of the road.
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prr4sBunoH, April l!.P p1,S.il,
Crude unsteady at 81 81. ike h
Immediate shipment; Feu"su
Philadelphia delivery p.,nlyrr-
OH CITY, Pa, April l:, 81 ss.'Jy .
The market opened quiet ,o ~ S,E q
remained quiet throughout ~ 9
olined 10 81 S6ll, closing e. sin i SSsf..: sil'
Tr%ansaetions $500 barrels
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Rush Continues"-Si 18th
street ThrOnged.

As We were walking up 18th street the
other day, We happened 70 walk into
Kline Brothers' Clothing House, when,
TO our surprise, We saw the house
thropged with buyers. We inquired the
cause why so young n house should be
doing such = rushing business when older
houses we're doing nothingI
We ascertained that they were selling
good Mems Business Suits at s.
Atwood Cashmere Suits at 81.
Jeans Pants, worth 81, at csc.
Calico Shirts at 25c.
Atwood Cashmere Pants at g.
White Shirts at Soc.
Boys Suits at 81 so.
5 pairs OF Hose for 25c.
8 Linen Collars al 26c.
And their entire stock al prices that
defy competition. We advise our friends
and the public to give Kline Brothers a
call, a. they are the cheapest clothiers in
Remember thei- number is "a Twelfth
street.
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Bousc1so A BRorHE1.-oHicers Flynn,
Creighton, Cottingham and Deputy Mar.
shall Brasier made 4 raid on the floating
brothel anchored in the Ohio river at the
foot Of Columbia street, this morning,
and succeeded in capturing the following
named inmates: John Piatt Jas. Melon
aid, Jas. Curley, J. F. Lyons, Larry Glib.
son. A couple Of tickle feminine fascina-
tors were captured, but were released.
A charge Of disorderly is registered
against them.-G Cincinnati Times.
The parties alluded to above anchored
their boat at the wharf q few days since,
and spent several days in u city.
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PREsENrED WITH A JEwEI.-At the
meeting Of Nelson Lodge Of Masons, on
Thursday evening, DR.. George Baird was
presented with an elegant Past Masters
jewel. The jewel has q silver wreath, on
The smooth side Of which Is engraved
"From the members Of Nelson Lodge No,
80, A. Fla. NJ, January oath, 1873. to
George Baird, II years Worshipiul Mas
ter.n In the centre Of the wreath is a
compass resting on an arc, in the centre
Of which 10 y picture Of the sun. 1t L.
withal q beautiful piece Of jswelry, and
the Doctor no doubt feels justly proud o.
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, April ll.-Wh..tC.Ik3Sa'ass
ira white Michigan heil ~ ii ~
Michigan spot 81 81, seller 4P tiot J y
rejected Dayton and h'cSIs " No, ! N
Corn-Dull; high mixed lyHc' S ST AZ,
and seller April 4Se; seller n! ~ w.
Dull; mammoth 81 IS, prime
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CHICAGO, April l2,-FOur-Stuiia!
unchanged. Wheat-Dul, weak ~ =
err; No. i Chicago spring 81 10y Nj:
edge 81 0sHal OSX regular, : ~ siaA
81 0SHa l OsN May, 81 o1Aai " ~! y
No. 5 ut 81 O2Hal 0S, rtleeted's6e Va
Dull and prices q shade lower; CIV *
40c, regular Sc. oAh-Dul ana aUp ~
CSC cash and April, 26Hc way ~
Quiet and steady at 5St. B~lrisyItitss.
at 4SHa44c. POrk-GoOd demand y, !.
lower rates: IS 9Oas IS cash, y 9AFl
So 90 bid June, 80 COZ bid july y ".
In fair demand but at lover rates y =
97h cash, So " ha7 % NSy, 49,
June. Bulk Meats Quiet and unsu''
AlcohOl-33c.
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CINCINNATI, April a. 0aos- te
and steady at 1910. Floui-DSl n
dropping. Wheat-ln good dtnird y
prices a shade higher red st hlal !
Corn-Steady and in fair demand d EAa
Oats-Dull and prices a shld. eIah
29aSlc Rye-Steady and 10 Az dtni'.
at 60a69c. Barley-Demlnd tlF pm
spring at4sc. Pork-Qaict; hsld q ua
Lard-Quiet current make 70 s5bit ttai
7ha7Xc. Bulk Meats Qaitta and iAa
SIS 5Oai 62ha4 95a5 l?A, Blco1-Qa
and steady at 81 25A5 tOa5 %. Bsta-
Quiet and unchanged. LuIstd "
Steady and in fair demand q eak
Whisky Steady and in good dsuiiiI
Hoes Quiet aud unchanged.
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INV YORK, April a. COHau-Q Ist
10Eai0&c. FlOur-sllghlyil bsJnS
yor; No. ?, s? sOai 10, Guptrfas Vtlsnn
State 81 l0A4 IS, common to gOOd Is usH.
good to choice S. 9Oa5 S., Vkis IN
extra IS aOa6 50, fancy S6S6ai Is an
Ohio at s. 05a6 rs, ct Louis st Is iai1
Wheat-Quiet aud In moderate dtnrt
No. 8 spring 81 20, No. / spring 81 MI
No. . red winter 81 Sial IS, No iOhg
amber Indiana 81 50. Rye-StIIdI NJ !
fair demsnd; western At i0IiJKs Brr
and Malt-UnehAnged. COn-li n
demand; ungraded western iIsd Gay
high mixed 5la5?h c,Stean niIdsltlSt
steam white 5la52c, No. Eat &c o.
Steady; western mixed al Sltxs VIA
western S3HaSGc. HAy-Quitr lhiPH
60a65c. Hops - Firm and unshligk
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ACCORDING to the Pittsburgh CONNER.
eial Gozeae, Mrs. Frank Weston, probes
sionally known as Marie Bernard, Of the
Opera House Company, has filed q libel
in divorce against her husband, Of Ellis
Ter aud Canning's company. The willing.
ness TO separate is said TO be mutual.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weston are we'll known to
the Wheeling public.
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LITTLE WASHINGTON TO PrTsDuRoH.
There was quite a large excursion from
little Washington to Pittsburgh on
Thursday, by parties who desired TO wit.
ness Booths ma,chless impersonation OF
Hamlet. The excursionists-numbered
273-a larger party, by the way, than
that which left our own city. Col. E. NJ.
Reynolds, the genial passenger agent Of
The company, worked up the excursion,
and made It the success that it was.
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SHOOTING SoRAPE.-Eze18ioniSs Come
10 Griet-As Is we'll known, AZ excursion
train was u from Little Washington
yesterday, to witness Madame Janau>
schek's performance. Among the number
were Jos. Mounts, Andrew Prigg, Jack.
son Prigg, Tom o'Hara, fireman Of the
engine and Chas Driehorst, brakeman on
the excursion train. They were deliv.
cred in Wheeling in good shape, but the
parties above mentioned did not attend
the performance as they should have
done. They repaired 10 4 w~ell.known
Market street shooting gallery, and
there their troubles commenced,
They shot and shot, round after
round, and as q result tho affair
wound up in a row, after the par
ties inbibed considerable a~nti-temper.
ance drinks. They quarrelled over the
result Of shots; they marched outside the
shooting gallery TO settle the affair accor-
ding to the code Of honor, and according
to the settlement OF the parties, they shot
il out. Tom 0'Hare, the fireman azores
said, shot Jackson Prigg, with a
Smith & Wesson pistol, through his
clothes at the thigh. Just then Joseph
Mount closed in On 0'Hare, and for his
pains was shot through the right hand,
but was not seriously injured. OH.
Ger Graham hearing the noise Of
the shooting appeared on the scene and
arrested Joseph Mounts, the wounded
man, Andrew Prigg and jackson Prigg,
and escorted them 10 the station house,
where they now are, being unable to give
bail, and will be tried this morning.
Warrants have been issued for Dreihorst
and 0'Hara, the railroaders. Mounts,
the wounded man, Is 4 husband Of a
woman Of that name that at one time
land perhaps does yeti kept a bagnio in
this city.
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MADAME JANAusoHEK.-Her Rendition
Of "DebOrGh; or The Forsdksn JereS."-
Last night this distinguished actress APP
peared at the Opera House in the diff
cult role of Deborah; or the Forsaken
Jewess," TO Il large audience, which GER
tainIy did credit TO Manager Hamilton,
whose energy in her behalf Is 10 be APP
plauded. Madame Janauschek is no
stranger to a Wheeling public; she is we'll
known here; il much admired a. a lady
OF refinement and culture, and Of course
could not fail to draw a good audience.
Her impersonation Of the character was
perfection, and cannot be equalled by any
other actress. No woman On the stage,
either at home or abroad, can approach
Madame Janauschek in the rendition Of
this grand role. She is the queen OF ira.
gediennes. Her conception OF the char
acter OF Deborah Ia noble; she wins
admiration by sheer force OF genius alone,
and without resort TO any Of the meretri'
cious means which are only too common
with actresses. The impression made by
Madame Janauschek- was the result Of
her talents, and taking 1t from this stand.
point, she stands to-day without a peer.
To reach even by constant toll the heights
OF emotion 10 which Madame Janauschek
moved. is a task which ledglings both on
and of the stage might essay in vain for.
ever; and that Madame J%anauschek can
rise 10 the apex Of the historical ladder
OF fame in the character OF "Deborah,'
even in fancy, is a featnot only Of moral
strength but Of talent. Her delineation
OF the character ia worthy the ideal, and
true 10 nature. Her support was admir-.
able, and Mr.. james Taylor, who played
the leading male character, Ia deserving
OF special mention, he acquitting himself
very happily in the part assigned him.
The audience in addition TO being large
was Of a high intellectual standard, and
went in raptures owe Madame Janau-
schek, whom we have no hefitancy in say.
ing, Is the queen Of the American stage.
Tonight she will appear at the same
place in the character Of Catherine Of
Russia" written for and enacted only by
her, and we expect Manager Hamilton to
have u full house.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-13

CHAsrE AZ IoE, AND PURE As Snow
The fragrant sozodont is 4 scientific com.
position Of the purest and choicest ingre-
dients Of the Oriental vegetable kingdom.
Every ingredient Is we'll known to have a
beneficial effect on the teeth and gums.
1t removes all disagreeable odors, even
that Of tobacco. II speedily removes
those ravsges which children sustain in
their teeth, owing to improper use Of
sweet and acid articles, which impercept-
IDLY destroy them.
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Coal OH JoHSNEY LAID IN TIE
sHADE.-A certain individual living in
this vicinity had his fortune told by one
Of the Gipsies who are now in the neigh
borhood. lie was told that he was soon
to be the possessor Of wealth which would
far exceed the wealth OF the Rothschild.
The gentleman alluded 10 says he was
always told he was born under a lucky
star, and now he knows 1t.
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TEMPERANCE NorEs.-There was a
very enthusiastic meeting at Parkers'
Hall last night. The meeting was opened
by Vice President Bird, who read a selec.
ton from the Scriptures, alter which
Mr.. g. W. Atkinson delivered an address.
There were several signers to the pledge
during the evening.
There will be temperance meetings at
PArkers' Hall tonight and tomorrow
night. Good speakers will be present,
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SUFFERERS FROM HKADAcHE-Consti.
pated bowels, inward piles, coStlyeneSs,
ieyers, torpid liver, yellowness Of the skin
and eyes, indigestion, dyspepsia and all de.
engagements OF the int.rnl viscera, are
cured by "swayne's Tar and Sarsaparilla
Pills" Unlike many other purgatiyes, they
do not irritate the Il mach and bowels by
frequent use. They keep the system In
healthy condition by arousing the torpid
liver 70 healthy action and expellinE by
the bowels and kidneys the matter that
polsonS the foundation Of life. Be pArtic.
ulaF TO obtain ~"SWayne's Pills" Price IS
cents 4 box, at all leading druggists. In
Wheeling by LOGAN, LIST q Co. d&w
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Mr.. MoNAB, the dust layer, Is going
around with bis paper for the renewal OF
subscriptions to the fund to provide for
the watering OF the streets. This work,
he claims, he did last year without profit
TO himself, and says that II he cannot get
The merchants aud others interested In
having the streets watered TO subscribe
more generally he cannot undertake the
-a,L
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ExouRsIoss.-Last night a large num-
Der Of persons from Waynesburg, Little
Washington, and intermediate points, Wis.
tied the Opera House and witnessed
Madame Janauschek's performance OF
deborah Tonight similar excursions
will be run from steubsnville, over the
p, G. & 81. L. road, and Barnesvi!le and
M~oundsville, over the B. & 0. road. It
Is to be hoped that to.night's excursion
will be as large as those Of last night, aud
that Mansgef Hamilton will reap the
reward be so richly merits Tor his enter
nrise.
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ARRANGEMENTS have been made for a
large excursion party from Parkersburg
to this city on the 4,h prox. The excur:
sionists will come by steamer, and will
leave Parkersburg at II o'clock on the
night Of the 4th and arrive here about
noon on the following day.
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NEW ORLEANS, April l5.- co. s.rSil
and firm; ordinary 70 Ptp sfs,iof 70 ~
IISl7Xc. sugar-Quisti in' 81 VOo4 :
nom Sa S%nSc' yellow clarified ,I .sss q
ordinary 10 choice at 6a6''c'
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TIE ~CouRn-cousIY CouRr-Jpdo.
Bcyd-The CouDsy Court met yesterday
morning a usual, and transacted tho
following business:
The case Of James Cheek W. John q.
Cox occupied the attention Of the Court
during the day. Atthe hour Of adjourn
ment the case was still on trial.
The case Of Robert Bond ". &. q.
Gillespie Is set for trial today.
Adjourned until the usual hour this
morning.
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THE remains OF Arthur Herold, who
was iatAlled scalded at ReymAnn's brew
cry on Wednesday, were yesterday ior-
warded 10 the father OF the deceased, at
81. Louis. Mr.. Charles Smith, an employe
OF Mr. Reymaun, accompanied the re.
mains 10 ST, Louis,
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THrs year the Sabbath School connected
with ST. Matthews Church, which has
heretofore devoted the Lenten offerings
to the poor Of the parish, will devote
one-half Of them to the diocesan missions
and hand the other half 10 the new
Bishop, to be devo,ed to such purposes "a
he may approve.
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Linoleum-A Great Discovery.

For the benefit OF those who have not
already seen the LrSoLEuM floor cloth,
we would say that 1t Is made under a
patent process, Of ground cork combined
with solidiied oil, pressed on 10 canvass
by means OF powerful rollers, forming
an exceedingly durable surface, on which
Is imprinted handsome patterns in varied
styles. It Is suitable for private DWELL
ings, public buildings, stores, etc, and
sold BY all carpet dealers. The only
genuine article has the words, "LEso.
IEuM, Waltons patent" printed on the
back Of every yard.
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IMPORTANT TO THE LAuIEsl-esaud
Spring Opening Of Trimmed B'nnsts and
Hats, At the show roams Of MISS N. v.
YELIAR, on the second floor Of ilessrs
Geo. r. TayIer q Cos, commencing OF
10 o'clock this nurnlEp, TO which the
ladies arc oil Invited.
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sxw YORK, April l2.-Thst ooi Il
but moderate movement nee srs ~
from agents hands, and P n,. sPs
mSiptsined on all the best GlpisiS
styles Of prints In fair Request ,.aSI,S. s,u.
: sSH.inP silt a' sni n%i hi1i goods ia 'i''
quest.
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AGosrEI temperance meeting was held
at the Fourth Street NJ. E. Church last
evening. Mia Jennie Duty, Of Cleve-
land, Ohio, who Is well known in that
city 10 connection with the Afriendly
inns" delivered an address.
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SICK AND APFLIcrKD.-In order that all
may test the great virtues OF DR.. Swaynes'
Compound Syrup OF Wild Cherry we have
issued trial bottles at % cents. No family
should be without this valuable medicine
as oftentimes a single % cent bottle will
cure a recent cough or cold, and thus pre-
vent much suffering and risk OF life. 1t
also cures asthma, bronchitis, liver com.
plaint and enriches andpuri6es the blood,
giving tone and strength TO the entire sys-
tom.
al deem It my duty to tell the world what
Or. Swayne's Compound Syrup Of Wild
Cherry has done for me. Ihad q violent
cough, night sweats, sore throat, great
weakness, with severe attacks OF hemor.
rhage; gave up all hopes Of recovery. lam
now cured. asound aud hearty man. Ed.
ward a. Hanson, engineer Mt Sweeney's
Pottery, 1891 Ridge Avenue, Philadelphia.
Over twenty-five years have elapsed, and l
still remain q healthy man." Sold by Drug.
gists. Trial bottles % cents. Large size
81 on. Logan, List & Co., Wholesale
Agents. d&w
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The citizens residing on South Penn
street, Island, are congratulating them
selves upon the improved facilities for
Illuminating their houses. The gas main
has been extended TO the southern extrem'
ity OF the street, and all are now enjoy.
ing the benefits Of that Illuminating
power,
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RELIABLE help for weak and nervous
sufferers. Chronic, painful, and prostra.
ting diseases cured without medicine.
PuIvermacher's Electric Belts the grand
desideratum. Avoid limitations. Book
and Journal, with particulars, mailed
free. Address PULyERMAcHER GALvAS-
10 Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. d&w
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FrSoEn MAsHED.-Mr. Henry Moenk.
miller, Of the Sixth Ward, while at work
At the shears at the Belmont Mill
Yesterday, had 4 finger mashed. Mr..
Moenkmiller IL an old employe Of the
Belmont company, having been engag-
ed In their service for the past twenty
vaara.
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TIE steamer Ed. Hobbs, for wheels
ing, passed Cincinnati last Monday morn.
Ing With three barges Of miscellaneous
freight, She will exchange tows with
The Whale, which Is on her way to this
cily with ore,
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PULPIT PoNTs.-Bishop Kahn will de.
liver the fourth Of the series OF Lenten
lectures at the Cathedral tomorrow at-
ternoon at 3 o'clock. Subiect-"Is II the
real Body and Blood Of Christ which We
receive in Holy Communion"
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SuBJEcTs Of sermons for April 14lh at
the English Lutheran Church, by Rev.
7. NJ. Ruthrautf: Morning-aHe beheld
the city, and wept over it." Evening
Faith cometh by hearing-and hearing
by the Word Of God.
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Do sor fail to call at John Roemer's II
you want TO buy goods cheap.
Twenty thousand bolts Of new patterns
Wall Paper, with borders to match, at 0,
Z, 8. 8 and 10 cents a bolt.
Two hundred pieces Of new styles dark
and light Calicos, bestquality, at etc.
Twenty pieces Fancy Chintzes at loo.
Two thousand pounds Of superior 5lb
Southern Carpet Chain, the best in the
city, at 25c.
twenty-five pieces new styles OF Car
pets at much below their value. Also,
Hosiery, Gloves, Notions, &c, &c, at
eastern prices,
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Losr time is forever lost. Absence
from school l. often caused by . Cough,
Cold or Hoarseness, and can easily DO
prevented by giving Dr.. BnlIa Cough
Syrup TO the children. Price % cent?.