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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-24

BgLLAInE LOCALS Yesterday marked
the closing scenes Of the annual session Of
The Belmont County Teachers institution
This city. Themeeting was opened yester.
dav morning by Prof. Shrieves, OF Mar.
tins Ferry, o., by Il devotional exercise,
after which the minutes Of the previous
meeting were read and approved. After
passing over several Introductory prelimi-
'naries, Prof. Shrievcs submitted his com
mittec report, proposing Martins Ferry,
o. us the next place OF meeting of the
Belmont County Teachers Institute;
adopted.
Several committees were appointed by
the President, after which, on motion, the
meeting as a whole INDUCED in u musical
exercise, by singing u hymn. According
TO programme, Mr.. George 7. Tappan, Pro.
lessor OF Mathematics in keynOn College,
Gambler, O. ,dClivercdalectureO OIL Arithme'
tic, in which the Professor again very earn.
estly spoke against the numerousabuses OF
tuition, especially in country schools: no
more than three. Oratthe highest four class
es in arithmetic, the speaker declared
ought be arranged in an ungraded school
and, Il is as much easier and much more
pleasanter, the lecturer remarked, for
teacher to elevate Il scholar from II lower
to n higher class, than It is for him to bring
back Il scholar from high to lower class
which, by the present mode OF unifomity
In classification OF scholars studying arith
metic and other branches is very often the
case duty surrounded by much unpleas
antncSs. Prof. Tappan, after dwelling a
considerable length on the standards o
weights, measures coins Of the differ
ent countries and on few other very in
teresting topics, concluded his remarks by
thanking the meeting for the kind atten
ton bestOwedupOn him during the session
also remarking, that in his own estimation
the teachers OF Belmont county for ability
and efficiency ranked high. j".
Miss Sutherland followed Prof. TappaI
in delivering n talk on primary instrtlc
tons. Prof. White delivered very able
lecture on grammar, ut the conclusion o
which the meeting adjourned until l;3l
Pm.
Upon reassembling yesterday afternoon
the exercises were formally opened by
Prof. White, of the Purdue, Indiana Uni
versity, who with marked ability deliverct
lecture OH "SchO0l government" he wa
followed by Miss Switzerland, of thu
SteubcnvillG school. in Il lecture on "Pri
mary Geography" Prof. White, thu
champion OF the whole, was again present
ed, and to deliver the final lecture Of Thu
session, using us his text "SchoOl Punish
mcnt, which was, to sny the least, yer!
ably done. '
Adjourned to meet at Martins Ferry
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PERSONAL PoIHTs.-Rev. s. b. Barnitz
returned to the city last night, and is cN'
pectcd to preach at the English Lutheran
Church tomorrow.
Squire Wheeler, one OF our genial law dis
pensers on the South Side, is just now in
possession OF n pet which he is willing IN
dispose Of to the first applicant. lis in the
form Of huge sore, about the size OF q car
bunclc, on his right foot, and Is the source
OF u great deal OF annoyance to him.
George L. Stifel, who had been in Eli
rope ior. the past two or three months, got
home Thursday evening.
Mcssrs. S. NJ FELTON,, jr., and j. II. Bar.
rctt, Ofthe p. G. & St. l.. Railway, arrived
in town last evening, and are stopping al
the MCLure House.
Mr.. George Stiicl, Of this city, who in
company with his cousins W. G. Stifcl, Of
this place, and Mr.. Winkelmever, Of St
Louis, left for Europe several months ago,
returned homo on Thursday evening.
DR.. and Mrs. Todd will return from the
mountains to-day, where they have been
enioving themselves for some time past.
Mr. George Adams, cashier OF the Bank
Of the Ohio Valley, has returned from a
short sojourn ut Cape May, apparently
much benefited in health.
Mr.. Henry speyer, OF Spcyer Bros, OK
poets to leave for The Fast on business to-
day.
Mr. Lou. A. T. Winans, Of the Pittsburgh
Lfadrr, arrived in the city yesterday. lie
will return to his home to-day.
Joseph Bishop, Esq, President Of the
Grand Lodge A. A. l. S. ct. W., is in the
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POLICE CouRT THIS MoINISG.-The fol
lowing parties will hive an opportunity
this morning to tell His Honor why they
have been arrested on the charges attached
10 their names:
John Dunn, arrested by Officer Graham
for drunkenness, and Edward McIaugh'
lin, arrested by Officer Robertson for dis
orderly conduct.
Oliver Smith will appear before the same
tribunal in obedience to summons issued
by Mr.. Darrah, charging him with playing
cards with boys on the Fair grounds.
A wig who tried to cross the Island
bridge without paying, and who became 10
noisy when refused, that he had to be ar.
rested by Superintendent lawson, by
whom he was handed over to Chief Ripley,
will also have an opportunity to learn the
statute bearing on his case.
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LIVER is KrSG.-Tlie Liver Is the imperial
organ Of the whole human system, az Il con
trolls the life, health and happiness Of man.
When It Is disturbed in Its proper action, all
kinds Of ailments are the nItural result The
digestion Of food, the movements of the heart
and blood, the action Of the brain and nervous
system, are all Immediately connected with
the workings Of the Liver, II has been sue
cGsSfnlly proved that Green's August Flower
is nnequalcd In curingall persons Inflicted with
Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint, and all the ml'
merous symptoms that result from an I'M
healthy condition Of the Liver and stomach.
Sample bottles to try, 10 cents PosittvelyS0ld
in oil towns on the Western Continent Three
doses will prove thnt 1t is just what you want
eod4w
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REDUCED RATES AT HOTELS.

Arrangements have keen made with some Ui ClICa-
COS Pantal Hotels for Reduced lIAtOS 10 holders Oi
Excursion Tickets. The nAmOS and location Of these
Hotels will liz announced on the Excursion Train,
Remember that the ExcunlOn means u Quick
Trim In Firt.clASs Cars, Al Lowest Rates ever
0iTarel Reduced Rates nj Hotels finest In the world,
Excursions On Lake Michigan, with ample time for
Northwest. -
for this Excursion, and each car will be kept supplied
with ICE WATER during the trip.
Tickets will be sold on the Train from Stations
where there arc no Agents.
ns'OrEanlEe parties PROFIT BY THE Low
RATE, and give yourself and family all opportunity
To srr Chicago
IIemVniber date Of Excursion, Tuesday. August "a,
1873 u. ", CALDWELL,
Gcn'l Manager, Columbus, o. .
s. N. FELTON,, JE.
Gen'l Supt., Pittsburgh, ID.
W. l.. OBlltES,
aul9 Gen'l Pass 4 7. Ag't Columbus, o,
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TnR Claytor-Seibcrt boat race to-day.
NEARLY everybody has returned from
the MounJsyille camp meeting. .,.'
Az exchange calls the watermelon "that
luscious capsule Of pink moisture.
IT il said to be fact that there arc eigh.
teen ways to tell green watermelon.
TIE Municipal Court will meet to-day
ut the City Building pursuantto adjourn
ment.
QUITE good sized company will go
from West Alexander, Pa, on the cheap
exalrion to Chicago. ..0r.a D. i"
TmE Democratic Executive Committee
for Ohio county will meet at the Court
House this morning ut 10 o'clock.
TuE contract for building the new Ger
man Church, corner S5th and Eott streets
Ritchietown, was yesterday awarded to
Mr.. Fred Ebcrwcin.
Company B, formerly known rs the
Schmulhach Zouavcs, will meet tonight,
when il will be settled whether they Will
attend the reunion at Marietta or not.
The Finance Committee OF the Board OF
Commissioners will meet ut their office TO-
dav, for the purpose OF examining tho
bids for macadamiling the Peninsula road.
Ar the annual meeting Of the National
Camp Meeting Association, an OrganiEa-
tion which embraces in its operations the
whole United States, and Canada, il was
resolved to hold q series Of six meetings in
different portions Of the country during
This summer. That in this section will take
place at,Mt. Sewickley, "a. These gath
erings do not interfere with or supcrscde
the local camp meetings, but, rs might be
expected, the National Association sue
cceds II sec,iring the services OF our most
talented ministers. ~
LIST of letters detained at the Postotlice
in this city on account OF lack OF postage:
Miss Maggie Woods, Chapline St, Wheel
ing, W. "a. Jas. X, McConrtney Ctty;J.
A. smith, Volcano, W. Va; Mr.. John
Burns Of VIM, Mcl.ain, huntsville, W.
Va; John II. Moore, Higginsyille, w. Va.
Francis Flood, Brockton, Mass; Mr..
Abrnm Marsh, hatfield Green Kansy also
for better direction; Miss Lottie Allen,
East Walnut Hills; McMillGn, st., care
VIM Sumner, Wheeling, w. Va, National
pike, COS; Williamson 4 Coz Broadway
5SS.
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IMPROVEMENTS AT THE Court House. AND
JAI.-Ycsterday the painters gave the
finishing touch TO the painting Of the in
side OF the Court House and the hall OF
Justice is now ready for the fall terms OF
Court. Nor has the useful Whitewater
been sighted, as his handiwork in all
appropriate places amply testities, and to-
geiher they have completed job which II
Il credit to the committee under whose
superintendent the work was executed:
For n longti past the officers ofthe jail
have been annoyed by prisoners putting
nails and other things in the old fashioned
locks with which the cell doors were fast-
cncd, and in order to do away with the
trouble and expense OF repairing them
md at the same time add rs much to the
comfort OF the prisoners as consis-
:ency with saiety would allow, the
CommitteeOn Court House and JUL several
weeks since concluded contract with
Mr.. J. N. CharnoCk, whereby he agreed to
remove the wooden doors and replace
them with iron bar doors similar to those
in use in nearly nll similar institutions
throughout the country. These VIII be
fitted with the latest improved Ynle locks
no arranged that it will be impossible for
any one once locked in q cell to tampor
with 1t. Mr. Charnock finished his work
on the upper tier OF cells yesterday and
will at once begin on those down stairs.
At this time the prison contains "S In
mates, us follows: Men 10, women d,
minor |. OF these arc lunat!cs, viz: !
men and 5 women.
John Condray, alias Curly Jack, who
made desperate attempt to escape last
Saturday, is still locked in his cell and de-
privcd Of the privileges enjoyed by we'll
behaved prisoners.
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ScuLrrSG NEws.-Commodore C. W. Sea
bright and Capt. Ed. Cornbauer, represent
ing the Nail City Boat Club, called OIL
Joseph NJ. Belleville, Esq, general agent
ofthc p. W. 4 Ny. Railroad yesterday, and
received from him the clubs quota of last
Saturdays excursion money. There were
five hundred and four tickets sold, real,
izing the sum OF one hundred dollars and
eighty cents TO the treasury. An
opion obtains in some quarters that
the club has made large amount be-
cause Felsing was the winner in the late
contest, but such, we arc requested to say
is incorrect, MS although he is member Of
the Nail City Club, the club NJ such had
nothing to do with backing him, and what
ever was done in that way was done by the
members in their individual capacities
The affairs Of the organization are repre-
scented to be in very prosperous condi'
ton, and the roll Of membership constant
" increasing.
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Che qnte4ligetterr
SATURDAY, AUGUST 81. 1878.


Religious NoticeSGjsJ h!lE 1891
Wheeling Femdle College.
New Stored. Gundling Il Co.
For the Boat Race. ....
Great Auction Sale of Carriages anG
Harness.
Clements, &c.-Mills & Co.
Excursion to Chicago. q st q
Steel Engravings-W. s. Hutchins. -s Z,
Notice.
Furniture and Carpets-Zink & More
1t Bears the Palm.
The Best Truss in the World.
Logan's. Arnica rs 49,
French Condition Powdcr-Logan, List
& Co.
Furniture-Arbenz & Co.
Happy. ;News-l, Blum & Bro. -rhead Of
local. " ~
What You Can See ut Turner K Dillon's
Damson Plums-C Christ. Bchrens-arst
page. H.. , -
Martins Capital Restaurant-flrst page
Saleo Valuable Property-tirst pagc.
Twenty five Fancy Cards.
The New Elastic Truss.
.igt of Letters,
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Low RATES TO WASHINGTON, PA.-The
large English Lutheran Sunday School, at
the solicitation OF many, and in accordance
with the resolution pasSNch at their first
great excursion this season, have arranged
fora family excursion TO the grand grove OF
Capt, Harry Shirts Washington, Pa, on
Thursday, August Goth. The rates to
Washington and return will be less tlian
one.iourth the usual fare, excuBionists
being taken at the wondronsly low price OF
so cents for adults and % cents for children
under twelve years OF age. Themere men.
ton Of an excursion under the manage
ment OF this school, will he sufficient to
make 1t success.
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IGOR RENT

+ WV MN -, =, ~, -. -
The store room No. 70 Twelfth street, With cellar
underneath This room hRS hccn occupied for The Last
ihf7r years by IIugO l.. lns rs tobacco aud CIgnr
store The shelving, counters aud pns fixtures belong
to the premises. Aged ". is attached Kent low,
aud p0ccSSiUn given Immediately. Apply 10 n,,y
app J' NJ lOpD.
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VALUABLE
COAL AND FARM LANDS,
lncludinu an Undivided 0ne.ffth Of " Bogg's
Run Mining Company's" Property,
for Sale.

J. H. s'', ~. Co. In cnnncory.
Joseph u. Ford eta ~
By virtue Of decree Of tho County Court Of OhiH
6,v entered In this cause IN the 2itl day Of April,
Is;s Inc undersigned Commissioners viii, on
SATURDAY, JULY G, 1873,
urInv Mt 10 o'clock, A. NJ, ut the front door Of the
n,t Uousc Oi Ohio county, In the city Of wheeiihS'
s,i nj hubble aucIinn the following larcCls Of hlnI
!. Attract Of !" aere; m"rH OF aps' 1 W III .1Js
Of 4. Thompson md others subject 70 we tlSht S0'
WAY &c, oithr r. 4 o. L. Il Co., being the land con
TcyGi to defendant. J. i. Ford by Adam" DOdsoh' ny
"yS' ,nrt Of about 7acrcs of Coal Land, with the
,h IN mine the same &C., being same land conveyed
/" saIl Ford By VIM MeSeChen BY decd recorded III
W,r,hn county, IN Dccl hook No. 10, page Wy.
4 The unJiVllctl Onc-hnli Ot iH4 acres IN Browns
r,n In Marshall county, being same lRd conveyed "
s,d Ford by a. podSnh by uerH :" iSH ,. my
10 X No 90 page ~ on ths 1'aSt .It ~,
4 trnct Of acres IL Marshall county, and also :
,nc, 81 nIuu ncr,s Of coal being same aIld c0nVeyel
10 aid Ford by Samuel OFT aud 0thGrs " Heeu ~,
rorir In Deed lIOuk No. page SSi About acISs ~
i ,rnri Of acres Is bottom laud fronting on 'heoho
river aud will I've sold together or IN Iot' u nA1 oc
deemed advisable. -r,,, ,no .,,h, NJ
,JIn, The srmr Ms conveyed n said Ford by Geo
Hlkr hv deed VI record In Decd HOOK no. ~ Asc ~.
If 81. Nos g. and mIlOIn each other, anu iorm one
Il me undivided onr-tnh Of the property cfnmonly
Lro,ym N, I" Eo,v's Run Mining Co.'S" Coal land, IT.
ing The interest Of said Ford n the sane IniseAeni
sISe and valuable property nSs In yrrr. ohoT I'D
Irr,s Of surface aud ab0ut 40 acres OF eal y
there il now opened aud In successful operation Toa
mine which Is In good wGrklnE "TsF NY S nS II
W%,"iipv md Immediately on the line Of the Is. Il o.
M. Il. -,. .,rrlxIrr FINN mi,
mine in rnrt The coal used by said lsnrOln
rs, H. CASH and the balAhee
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For all the good things which the inner
man needs, Martin, the celebrated res
taurant-kcepcr on Market street, near 18th,
knows how to provide. More than this he
is fully competent to cook after he has
provided it, and those who patronizc his
establishment arc sure to he well pleased.
One OF the features about Martins is that
those who 60 once never fail to crntinuC
their visits. Call on him and he convinced
that he keeps the best restaurant in the
,,;N,,
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An IMPuDEST TRAMr.--A tramp, evil
IDENTIFY n worthy representative Of his
clan, gained an entrance to the residence
OF Major NJ. B. G. Wright, on Thursday,
and succeeded in making his way to the
parlor, where Mrs Wright was, and whom
he frightened very badly. At an oppor.
tune moment the Major arrived ut home
elected the intruder in considerable OF a
hurry. a description Of tho vagrant was
furnished to the police authorities and
yesterday afternoon nc was arrested. He
will be brought before Judge Cranmer
this morning.
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From Wilkes Spirit Of the Times, Dec. ., 1917.
ABB. c., MIcH-What should he done
to reduce an enlargement OF tendon OF
forward leg, the back tendon, caused BY
grabbing it while trotting. 1T Is sound
now, / think. TWAS fixed last spring, and
the horse turned out all summer. AIm'rcr.-
Clip of tho hair, and apply Giles Linimcnt
Iodidc ammonia twice II day, until ii irri-
tates, when temporarily discontinue, and
commence again. 1t is the only remedy
that will permanently remove chronic
enlargement OF this kind. Send to Doctor
Giles, ISL Sixth avenue, New York, who
will furnish full information.
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NV Collars and Cuffs, at spoyer Bros

The Reliable Clothiers, 81 18th St.
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RELIGIOUS Norn. - The International
Sunday School Lesson for tomorrow,
which will be studied by over five and u
hall millions Of teachers and scholars, Is
based ON Luke vii: 1850, and entitled
9TH" Friend Of Snners.n no llN ~.
The subject announced for the 10th st.,
English Lutheran pulpit tomorrow morn.
;ns ig''C0mfort for thebercavetl, nom the
msraclc nj Nain." There will be an excur.
s s,,"I nraver meeting at this church at 81
o'clock, and preaching a. I:Of;Hi =. Is
Rev, Father Collins will preach IN Ter
man at the High Mass toslnnrrow IN ~ Al
phonsus Church. ....,.,,, c. Mat.
Service WILDE held 9s usual IN 81 MAE
thsTs Episcopal Church tomorrow
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FoE LIVER COMPLAINT, BILIOUS HEADACHE
Sick Headache (Which females are 50 liHhlc
to- Jaundicc or Green Sickness, Bilious Collie
and Bilious FcveS, DropSical SwcllingS. Inter
mittcnt Remittcnt md Congestivc FcvcIS,
where languor, tlrnwsiicsS, anxiety. pains in
the back, head and Gxtrcmitics, slight chillS
with flashes Of heat etc. No medicine Is bet
ter adapted tocurcthcse complaints in all their
various forms than
swAYXEs TAR AND SUBSTANTIAL Pill.
Prepared only by DR.. Swayne e Son, Phila-
Clclphia, and sold ut % cents box by all lead
ing druggists. In Wheeling by Logan, .ist n
Co, cOl&w
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"TmE FrRsr DOSE GIVES RELIEF"-Thc dis
trcssing cough, which threatened serious IT.
suits, Is quickly cured before developing II
fatal pulmonary affection. For all throat,
breast, and lung disorders, Asihmatic or lIron-
clial affections, looping Cough, Liver Com.
plant BoOd Splitting &c, no remedy is so
prompt and eiIrctual as "Dr. Swayne's Com
pound Syrup OF Wild Cherry
~ have made use Of this preparation for
many years, and II llas proved to Ike very re-
liable and cillcIciOus in the treatment Of Sc.
we're and long standing coughs. ! know Of
two patients. now IN comfortable health, and
who but for its Use consider would not now
be living,
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OAKLAND, Douglass Co., Oregon,
Inn % 1877

DR.. PIERCE, Buffalo, y. V:
DEAR SIR-IOur Golden Medical Discovery
has cured my daughter Of goitrc, after many
physicians hal failed. Enclosed please find
81 80 for copy Of tho Peoples Common
Sense Medical Adviser. With us Il takes the
place Of the family physician.
Yours truly ... AARON ALLEN.
MT. VERNON, Ohio, July TO- 1876.
DR. PIERCE, Buffalo, n! ":
DEAR SIE-Four bottles Of your FnvoritG
Prescription has entirely cured my wife. We
employed three different physicians and many
remedies, but found no relief. With u thank.
full heart, nm, .....
Ever your friend,
was AUGUsr WARRISG
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The cry Is. Kline Broihcrs' Low Prices
are PLAYING Hob with the ClOthlcrs.

The Try IN. hllne bFutuEEN law AhANNN
are Playing Hob with the Clothirr"'
Every article in our store is reduced to
the lowest figures. Think oft! Think oft!
A good Business Suit reduced to 81.
4 good all Wool Cashmere Suit, worth
$40, reduced TO 81 80.
Orr fine Worstcd Suits, worth SIS, re-
duccd to $l2.
In our Boys and Children's Department
We have no equal
Boys Cashmere Suits at 81, 81 80, s.,
81 50.
OUR FURNISHING GOODS DEPARTMENT.
We have reduced three-quarter ply
Linen Collars to De.
We have reduced our 81 White unlaun-
dried Shirt to Soc. Linen front and linen
cuffs guaranteed.
We have reduced our Soc Undeshirts
and Drawers, in grey and white, TO Doc.
We have reduced our entire stock to
prices that cannot be found elsewhere.
Remember, we offer 500 Reward in any
case where We fail to do us advertised.
KLINE BEOTHEHS,
"a Twelfth Street,
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MuNcAIE.-A select singing party met
Mt the Disciples Church last night and en-
loved themselves rs well as treated those
who were so fortunate ~ to be able to
hear them with choice vocal and instru.
mental music. Among those present were
Prof. Weber, who presided Mt the organ,
Mr.. John A. Lott Of Columbus, o., Mr.
John +. Mendcl and lady, Mr.. Chas. Eotf
and lady, Mr.. Oscar Seely, Mrs. Geo. b.
Caldwell, Mrs. McIlwaine, Mrs. Emma
Brown, Mr.. Allen Brock, Miss Rose Me-
Naughtcn and Miss Nellie Sweeney.
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Quick to Perceive. willing to believe aud
Dond,, a. al, va. 4 antI-NeVcr Follow

Ready TO Active I,ead-NcVcr Follow.
In another column willbesee the prices
Kline Brothers offer. To lead the coming
season we have now on hands the largest
stock Of Ready Nude Clothing and Gents
Furnishing Goods ever brought to this
city, and ut prices that DEFY competition.
The conducting of our business and en-.
forcement Of the principles rs mapped ont
and declared atthe start Of onrpreset finn,
viz: Honesty, enterprise, CarcfuIness
and liberality have been fruitful
OF the happicst results. The patron
age OF our friends and the public hns
been extended to us to n degree Of lib
crafty greatly beyond our expectation,
thus placing us in one short year in the
front rank OF the Clothing Trldc Of our
city. We thank our customers, and beg
further TO say that for the coming season
we have some Of the greatest bargains over
before shown in any house in the United
States Opportunities offered themselves
10 M to bny goods lower this season thnn
we believe possible TO offer itself AGAIN.
The results, our stock will be found much
larger, more genenIlyaSorted and choiccr
in good good than ever before.
Our business iSCOnducted economically.
We have no extravagNnt habits, nor costly
households to maintain, and no borrowed
capital. We make customers and keep
them
LIST, By fair dealing.
I'd, BY truthful representations.
I'd, Proper liberality.
4th, And lower prices than any compct-
itOr in this or any other market.
In conclusion we confidently assert that
our stock this season. and the inducements
we offer, merit continuance Of your fully
appreciated friendship and patronage, and
1t will be- money in your pocket.
E- Yours Respectfully,
..'t n .a KLINE Bros,
The Reliable Clothiers, 81 18th St