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Az argument that Is very frequently
aired by the gentlemen Of the Senate and
House who have come back into the Union
in order to Ego in for tho old flag and an
appropriation" is that tho Northwest has
drawn largely upon the national treasury,
while tho South has gotten hardly any.
thing in the way Of cash from the govern.
mental strong box. Leaving out alto
gcthcr the question OF deserts, and with a
mere passing mention ofthe sums xpend-
cd upon the Mississippi jetties and for the
deepening OF Southern harbors, asulicient
answer TO the clamors Of the reconstructed
members may be found in the statement
that the eleven seeding States paid in in
ternal revenue taxes $2O1 ,OO6,O96 10 from
June 3Oth, 1906, to June 3Oth, 1878, while
in the same time the receipts from Ohio
aggregated s2l5,OlO,62O 81; from Illinois,
S2ll, 1857, 3l2 IS, and from New York, $751;.
100, 100 % And to compare the returns
otthe last fiscal year lending June SOth,
1879, the seeding States paid only SILL
1902 45, while Ohio alone returned over
three and a half millions more, and New
York three millions and three.quarters
more than the aggregate amount paid by
the whole eleven seeding States.
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The most wonderful and marvellous sue
cess, in cases where persons are sick or
pIning away from a condition OF misera-
6leness, that no one knows what ails
them, profitable patients for doctors is
obtained by the use OF Hop Bitters. They
begin to cure from the first dose and keep
it up until perfect health and strength is
restored. Whoever is afflicted In this
way need not suffer, when they can get
Hop Bitters. See "Truths" and "Pro.
verbs' in another column.
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Of the murdered Judge Elliott on the
X atucky Supreme Court bench indicate
Ii = the pemoeraticmaiority will beabout
2 No-a Democratic loss OF about 5000
slnce 1876.
Ma. JErTsRsoS DAVIS does notlike to be
questioned by reporters. Surely" he
SAYS, ~, who am dl~sfanchised, not even
n citizen ofthe United States, and with no
political ambitions, may claim immunity
from the reporters
o.,o,. ro,,.,..r,o hos hoon IN session
% LANG tbst ths Treasury a drained Of
monay n nov tha ststo oficers and from
tho Govornor Iown N ,ha solnns Them.
.elves mo one can draw anv casb mill
fnrthsr anrronrlations ara made,
Tup wash;n,.or correspondent ~ the
81 Lor,oG CHM. D.uoc,g, Ron / nrelicts an
early repeal Of the dutv nm anime, He
SovS ,bat Tho maIority ~ Ina Wavs and
Mspru Committees f,vor Tho reneal that
~ A"t"' ~ ''PS"i .'
lew save Pennsylvania Representatives
will oppose Il, and that II II once gets be.
fore Congress Il will receive an over.
""
wnV'm'"s majority
SINCE the tailureot Gen. Granite getthe
throne Of bulgaria. he has been little men
toned ior any position except that OF SER
want OIL inc people as Executive oil the
onlIea sta'eS But now we OF plan
IN England 70 oust Jewett from the fresi'
aehcy Oh Tue EF'e roau ana put Ulysses IN
ms pace. ~ Is also ON Tue au.
tnorlty Oh OF henfy lyler' freSiueht OF
Tue ntahu run linC' that the ftes'uen,
Cy OIL Tue Atlantic anu ureat western VIII
DC accePteu ny 0rant, alter the ROAD Is re-
I'eNeu Oh iS recelVerSh'p'
~Ex'SEcRRTARY Nc CULIocIt In o recent
lecture before the students OF Harvard
College said Of tho protective system:
"Whilel think 1t must be admitted that
protective duties were needed In the Uni
ted States for the encouragement and sup.
port OF manufacturing industry in Its
growth and development, there ought not
4 -
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John Robreclt and Other

co.u. u MI, ~ the MGnlciIu CourtOt Wheeling,
John RObrecht and Others.
The undersigned special commissioner herahv vIvo
hS1Se tiaI oy Virtue q, the authority vested In item
will on '0lN~H they
Saturday, the 3Ist day Of May, 1879.
Commencing at 10 O'clock A. NJ, sell at public au.,on
A. The front door OF tho Court House OF Ohio Co%nIx
Mest virginia, the following described real esiStSI l.,
ogS q! Si ,S,S o. MaeeiinS. ct Virginia, or 80 much there.
deeTee Of February 9th, 1879, and the costs Of ssId snIt
aud The expenses Of Sale, tj-wlk The pFopeFtT Enown
II I6,oS y q; ne KtiM House, now called Tue aCentrai
leenth Streets, and bounded Us folIoTs. Re",r"ias
y me northeast corner Of Water and Fo199tS"ntS
sIIeeHi lhonee north with Water street one bnnJrai
stTsst 'At SiSSt east y a iiao parallel with Fourteenth
With the west line OF said open SnSSa ' SGT.S
twenty-five teeti thence east BY 4 Ina parSIai
VIZ Tou'tsenih street to an alley; thence SoIth
sLtn Ivy west lu0 OF aid alley SeyentvssIsht
iGet 70 Fourteenth street; thence vsSi viii dh:y Seisht
~ o. btid Fourteenth street 10 the place N hSn,nl
aSs!s ~ S5ISetaer VITA the right TO USE said alley on tbe
SSnSes, q jansi a grdIg 5aSss, ~ Z eGsS aHn With other y.
s w Y making sale Of said real estate Will oger az
ia Y. IN \ inat part Of said real estate lpon T6IcL III ~
sSII bo;ni Ln y y erected and The ground IN the rear Of
tne 9lley, th4t Is 10 say, all Of said mai SStH,o ILL., %
S9Gth ~ li1e commencing on Water gtrset ~ X
rsat \. ! : COInet o. the main hotel building on ssSISS
strn1 S1 y anI running east parallel With Fo1rteenih
'i,SiIt " w alIey; aud liza sufficient amount az ,NonsS
icTsd "a 70 1 o1I i NMr sid Part q said real estatO 70 GSt Of.
undeySI1nsSI ~ III tpe s1,u liens, Gusts aud expenses, ths
tSai Gt1!e; but 4 such sufficient amount Il not XIII f ~
t tSEa P1t ihen they ENi GOlt the whole Of aid raj ~ !.
sAEe hrst apoIe de cTtbed, or 20 much iheraoI a. Mi
" IgcSeSary % pay aid liens, costs ana exnenSs' ~
use said alley. wy tneFlght 70
IERnsoE sALE.-oaethid Of tho purchase ,,or..
" Iuu ! " m9Gh ni,fe q! tho purchaser may elect IL ny ;
n % ! ~ the gay o. tale; and for the feSilIe ~ sSSSI
sonen " the purchaser, dated On lie iay II ~ SIm III
IN dI''ng I1IeFeat iFonl that date, each ior ooSe.tbipi W
slu LeS!Euue, and payable In w I've. eIghIsan nv
twSnly .iour months alter Ih6IT dat vith 1891 nha
" " ~ Y SnGrela apIToyed BY the undtSSiVneI. IN MI
= T. n ~ S"lned until the whole Of he psiTChIse To Mss
WILLIAM P. HUBBARD.
nr4 ALFRED CALDWELL,
special Commissioners.
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DR.. DoLlISoEn denies emphatically the
report that he has succumbed to the
authority Of the Roman Church. He
writes to a friend that he would sooner
cut of his hand than put his name to the
Vatican DEGREES" He wishes the widest
publicity to be given to this denial in
in order that he may be Saved from the
necessity Of answering innumeruble in.
quiries from England and America
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KEENAN.-On Wednesday morning, May 81, 1879
e. : o'clock, JoIS MARTIN, Infant son Of John anC
days.
Funeral itOm the residence Of the parents, No. eSll
Chapline street, this afternoon at? O'Clock. Friend
Of the family are invited: .
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
n CARD-

To all who are suffering FROM the Crrors and lndl,
cretiOnS Of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, lOsl
oil manhood, &c, l will send a recipe that will curt
you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy wal
discovered by a missionary In South America. Send
a self-addFeSsed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH 7. In,
Man, Sation D, Nee Tork CITY.
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"A Steam Roller or Tremendous Faith,


"A Steam Roller OF Tremendous Faith"
Mr.. Sturgeon, in an address to five hun.
bred ministers at the annual conference Of
the Pastors College in London, counselled
unity among the ministry. When he
found tho blessing of God to rest upon
quarreling, he said, he intended ito 20 in
for it" Skepticism, he thought, had a not
very bright outlook just now, and he ad-
vised ministers ito trouble themselves less
about graphing with it." "When on the
Continent travelling along a road which
had been mended he found himself un.
able to proceed far, because it had been
mended with such diligence as to make it
impossible, while the untouched portion
was in capital condition. So many minis.
tiers kept on mending the road at such a
rate that nobody could go over IT, and sin
nes did not find their way to Christ be.
cause Of the attempts to block up certain
holes which atheists had made. Let them
run q steam roller of tremendous faith
over the whole concern; it would then be
a better road, and they might expect hap.
pier and increased traffic."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-22

ArroRNEY.G ENERAL DEvENs has made an
arrangement with the Albany N.Y. pen.
itentiary which will save thousands Of
dollars to the government, United States
prisoners convicted for lie OF a term Of
years have been distributed among the
prisons Of different States, but hereafter
they are to be sent to Albany, where they
are to be maintained for their labor, with.
out o to Uncle Sam.
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TRusTEES' SALES.
MlRUsTEEIs SAVE OF YALuARL

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
J. REAL ESTATE
By virtue Of i deed Of trust made BY Edmund
Ho6lS, ST., and Ambella, his wife, TO me- trustee, dat.
Cd February 9Th, 1873, recorded Ia the once Of
the CLERK Of the County Court Of Ohio county, 10
Deed nt Trust Book No, ., page 2S7, l wilton
SATURDAY, THE 2iru DAY OF MAY, 1870,
Beginning at 10 O'Clock A, NJ, sell at the front door
Of the Court House Ct Eald county the following d.
scri6ed property that Is 70 say: Lot numbered enc hun.
dred and s0venty-lwo u72) on tho north side Of Zane,
now Seventeenth street, on the corner Of the alley 10.
tween Filth and Sixth streets, now Eoft aud jacob
streets, In that part u the city Of Wheeling. West Mi.
ginia, known us East Wheeling. The title Is believed
70 be perfect but selling Is trusted will convey only
the tito vested In me by sud deed Of trust.
the balance In three equal Installments at Al, twelve
and eighteen months, negotiable notes bearing inter.
est from day Otbale 10 DO given for the deferred pay.
WILLIAM j. W. COWDEN, Trustee.
J. HERvEY, AuctIOncer, SnraS
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SATURDAY, MAY 24th, Is7a.

commencing at IOo'ClOCk A. NJ, the falloWIngdoacrfbed
property, tO-wIt: The real estate situate In the city
o. Wheelitg, In the county Of Ohio and State OF West
Virginia, and more particularly described a. follows:
lot numbered one hundred and ninety 1--we (Iot No,
1859 on North Front street formerly called Elm street,
and the north tlXty VQ) feet Of the north one-hAlf Of
wafer lot numbered SE1 ~, all Of the addition TO the
said city Of wheeling laid out by Henry Moore, TFuS-
too for ,Eeeneter Zane, on Wheeling Island, together
with all the improvements thereon and tho hafedita.
ments belonging thereto.
TERNs OF SALE-Fifteen hundred dollarA, and a
much tnore rs the purchaser may be willing TO nav,
In cash on day OF sale, the balance In two equal install.
ments AZ ak and twelve months respectively, With
Interest from day Of sale, the purchaser giving ne0o.
liable notes therefor, aud 10 b secured by endorSers
totlG satisfaction Of the Trustee, or by proper lien on
the property sold, rs the Trustee may elect on the day
Of sale.
The title To- the above property Is believed to be
perfecI, but selling As trustee | shall only convey such
hue ~ Is vested In me by said deed Of trust.
RUBERT q. BARR, Trustee.
". II. HALLER, AuctIonecr. ST00
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SATURDAY, MAY Pan. 1879.

Commencing at 10 O'Clock A.. NJ, the following descrlb-
cd property, to-wit: A tract Of land situated on the
waters q Middle " heellng Creek, In Ohio county,
West Virginia, containing one hundred aud forty
acres more or les, bounded aud described rs follows.
BsinhiaFat q black oak, corner 10 George Miller md
David Kidd, thence with George Mlllers line South-
wald about one hundred and hlty poles 10 n StRfe In
Laldley's ltun, corner to Il. N. Oldhaintssaw 1nill trSct
ihcnre with said u. 81. OldhAm'S line down IaidIsT'1
Run aSdescribed In .. II. Oldham'S deed from s., Ola
ham TO McCOnn's line, thence northward with Me
G,Cnhs line tOJOseph Blanoy's lands about two hun
drcd and ten poles, thence with, Blaney's line est
ward about sixty poles 10 Kidl's line, and with Ills
iino 10 beginning, being the same Iand conveyed 10
samuel Oldham by his iGthel by deed dated Stptenl-
s Ssr WY; 1865 and recorded In Deed Book IS, pages
TERMS or SALE,-Two thousand dollars, and as
inleh more as the purchaser may choose 10 pay, in
cash. Tue TesilHe 10 one and two years from daIs Of
saIe, We purchaser TO give hts nOieS bearing interest
rom date for hedsferi0d payments, and togiyoa deed
9i trust on tho property 10 secure their payment,
me purchaser TO have possession on the hist day Of
september, loI9. The titleis believed TO 10 good, but
SeiinS rs trustee, will only convey such title rs is
ag2S.pkw J.. D. EWING, Trustee.
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The Four Per tent Certificates TO be Sold
In Wheeling After To.Day

The Four Per Cent Certificates to be RoId
In Wheeling After To-Day.
The inquiry for the ten-dollar refunding
certificates OF the government at this point
las been such that Postmaster Sterlingha
at last been to Washington TO make the
necessary arrangements for their reception
and sale, and expects to commence offer
ing them to the public to-day. He will
have $4,000 to commence with, and more
us they may be- needed. We confidently
cxpectth that more will be needed. Such at
least has been the experience everywhere
where they have been offered. The char.
acter and history Of these Rcfunding Ger.
tifcates is as follows: They arc issued
under the act OF Congress Of February
2Gth last, which provides
That the Secretary Of tho Treasury is
hereby authorized and directed to issue.
in exchange for lawful money of the
United States that may be presented for
such exchange, certificates Of deposit, Of
the denomination Of ten dollars, bearing
interest at the rate Of four per ccntum per
annum, and convertible at any time, with
accrued interest, into the four per centum
bonds described in the refunding act; and
the money 80 received shall be applied
only 10 the payment Of the bonds bearing
interest at a rate Of not less than five per
centum in the mode prescribed by said
act, and he is authorized 10 prescribe suit
able rules and regulations in conformity
with this act.
Each certificate is OF the denomination
of ten (l0) dollars, nearly Of the form and
size Of q United States note, and bears
OH its face and back the conditions OF its
issue, as follows:
ION the Facet
UNITED STATES REBUILDING CERTIFICATE.
TEN DOLLARS.
ArRIL l, 1879.
This c%ertiics that the sum Of TEN DOL
LARS has been deposited with tho Treas
urer OF the United States, under Act Of
February 20, 1879,
JAS. GILFII.LAN,
Treasurer Of The United States.
q. W. SC0FIELD,
- Register Of The TredsUy.
h|ASIlNHTON' ". VI
Convertible, with accrued interest, at A
per cent. per annum, into -Four per cent.
Bonds Of the United States, issued under
the Acts Of July Il, 1870, and January 90,
1871, upon presentation at the office Of
the Treasurer Of the United States, Wash.
ington, d. c., in sums OF $50, or miultiples
thereof.
ION the Back.
Interest on this note will accrue ms fol.
lows:
For each 9dayh Orl.iOlhOi a quarter. 1 cont,
Eof each quarter SaF-"..".,,....."... 10 cents,
For each ehtlre year r.,..."..,......"... ...,. 10 cents,
Postmaster Sterlingtells US that at Wash.
ington lie saw many persons awaiting
their turn at tho windows o 1.-THE Treasurer
otthe United States for a chance to buy
these certificates. So great Is the demand
that some persons make a practice OF fall.
ing into line, without any intention Of
buying a certifcate, and selling their place
in the eager line Of customers as they ar.
rive near the windows, for fifty and sew
enty.ave cents. The New York Pot Of
yesterday thus describes q scene that took
~ .hNI... smg aHaIa4 Pro-
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MARRIED.
DIED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., May q, 1873, b,
Rev. Dr. A. G. George, Mr.. Lou. Hull and Mis-
KATE f. DILLON, both Oi this city. .
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SALE.

BY virtue ola deed Of trust made by Samuel oldham
and saile, bis wife, TO me, as trustee, dated the 18th
day Of November, 1871, and recorded 10 the Recorder
9tiee q 0hlo county, West Virginia, In Deed Of Trust
Book No. lS, pages t05 and l06, I will sell 1.-THE front
aGor Of the Court House Of Ohio county, West viEi.
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TRUSTEES SALE

by virtueoi a deed Oitrust made by John R, Miller.
Trustee for Victoria Miller, wife Of the nId John Il.
Ail!er, and Victoria Miller With John K. Miller, her
1870, aud recorded In Deed Of Trust POOk No. II, folio
go, 81 The land records Of Ohio county, West VlIinIa.
will offer for sale at tho front door Of the COId
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
DEPAEruRx OF rRAIss-waEELlss I'M

SIrtadClChlA MISUNDERSTANDING train only runs
between Wheeling and TEAlGlphiA.
tDNEly except S~uRday-NeElrk Accommodation.
tSteubeHVllle ACcommOdAtIon.-Thls train during
th9 day passes backward and forward between Mar
nn1 Ferry and BellAlIe, stopping when required at
SHERMAN HouSc, RtuGville, West Wheeling and
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Nay u, iSTO.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
10 CE1vED at thls office until TUESDAY, 27tl
Inst at II y. 70 furnishing Ohio County Poor, Cit
Distfltt and coun y Prisons With Medicine, on pre-
ScFiPlion Of the County Physician, for one year
By HFlrF u The BoaFJ ni Commissioner.
niyl9 CiiAs. n. DE,TERS, Clerk.
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COURT SALES.

STATE OF WEsTy1RGIN1A, COUNTY
NJ OHIO, CITY OF WHEELING.
10 the Municipal Courtot Wheeling.
George u, TinElC, administrator, &C., /
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TIME TABLE.
ELM GROVE RAILROAD.

0NAND AFTER TUESDAY, April ist 1879, the
" CatS 90 the Wheeling aud Elm GToyeR r. r will
tun y follows Cans will leave the city leOrner Mar.
Eeta IND Eleventh treetAl and SIAmin'Sa at
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mo CONTRACTORS. SEALED PRO.
j. l0SAlS will 10 received At the Onlee Of tho 9ee'y
Of the BVaId Of Directors n the llVspllaliOr the Insane,
ut Weston, ", Va, w 70 MAY 2isi, 1871, al 10 O'Clock
a. Me- 81 VII eli time tho BeaFd viii proceed 10 open
publicly slid lids. Proposals will 10 received tOr thG
stone, tho Brick, the Carpenter, the PlaStering, Tho
Roofing, and til PaiItinE and Glazing work Iectall.
~ for the c0nslI untlou Of the third and last sectiOn
north Of tho centre building Of tho W. Va. Hospital
for the lnEanO. The building Is about M BY 30 feet
with three fepeatlhg wings about l2l by % feet each,
all two stories high, 10 and ~ feet stories, also ! feei
basement. All Of lie walls are cOnposed'O Of brick and
stone. Separate bids will 10 received for the different
bt4nehtS Of the work olmplClG. Aggregate bids will
also bO received for the entire wCFk, the contractor ID
each case furnishing everything necessary 10 complete
bis contract. a bond with god and sufficient seCuTl.
" Will TX. required. TO accompany each proposal, the
penalty Ol which shall be for al least One-ialt Of thu
aggregate amount Ol The contract bid for, also a rcser-
VaIlUn Vi ID per cent on eleh estimate until The con.
tFacL y completed, Tho lIOaId Of Directors reserve,
the right To- reject any sud all bids.
Plans and apECilCRtionB can 10 seen al the Hospital
on and after the frat day Of May, 1873. Blank forms
for biddcu can be had on application.
A.. A. LEWIS,
w. L. LIVELY,
i. X. RALSTON,
aplIThsATu Executive Committee,
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JAS. G%ILFII.LAN,
Treasurer Of The United States.
6: W. SC0FIELD,

WASHINGTON, D. q.
Convertible, with accrued interest, at A
per cent: per annum, into -Four per cent.
Bonds Of the United States, issued under
the Acts OF July "a, 1870, and January 20.
1871, upon presentation at the office Of
the Treasurer Of the United States, Wash.
ington, d. c., in sums OF $50, or multiples
thereof.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-02-13
Something About Gambetta.

Son leaving school, Gambetta be-
took himself to the study of the Law,
and in 1859, in his twenty first year,
he was duly called to the Paris bar.
At twenty-eight he was still briefle.s,
but confident of his own powers. At
last his chance came. Retained to
defend many of the victims of politi-
cal prosecutions, the defense of Deles-
clure, the editor of the ReUiel, was
intrusted to him. He forgot his client
but he overwhelmed the empire with
an irresistible power of invective
Bench, bar and audience were spell
bound. The daring advocate proceed
ed without interruption to the end of
his scathing impeachment, and when
at last he sat down. exhausted and
dIshevclled, It was fol5 by all that a
new aud incalculable force had been
introduced into the politics of France.
Next morning the orator Of the Chafe
Piocope awoke and found himself IA
nous. Destiny had clearly marked
him for a crest statesman, and 1 told
you so was on every Bohemian lip
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Beautiful silk and WOO dress good. at 50 cents
worth S1.00.
Double fold invisible aripes and Twills at 45c
worth zoe.
IS inch Camels Hair at 37K. worth IS cts.
trey mixed hlOhars (rarranted) at IS, worth SO
Double weight q ina Poplins, all coIors at
80. worth IS.
e inch Briiliantincs i Brown orly at c5 wort b
.39ia
Engls?l .Gourettes at q worth SIX
Balkan wills at q, wrth So
pera Cloth (heavy) at =, worth 32I
Z A:pacs. all color. ati21s. worth 20
scotch FlaidS At 12s ;lld Is worth - and IS
Fancy PopinS 1t IS, b, 125 and 15c, worth 60
per cent. more
Wool CashmereS, in al}colors from Coo to 2109
Black A!pacas frOnl5cto S1,0O
Black CaShmeres, best makes from Soc to s. 60
Black Silks from IS: t0Skt0,
CoiOred silks from Sc 800
Ci0aking elYets. nj rtiuccd.
CiOakS. Diagonal AMI Autela <Se. IT $1,000 81. 60
sl5.h0 ami >lS.'', 'educed from So % SIS,
81 30 AMI $50.
Cloaks (Beaver). from 1915 to $1,000, former
prices from 500 b 81. y
Bargains i'll Shet lands nj other Shawls.
bargains in To wells, Hand erchefs Cloakings.
lot of COrsetS. IN SECS u, 2, %. q and %
inches at 81 and 15c, reduced from S1.0o
aud Sl.51.
A full line OF Corsets atPopular Prices.
IN SENDING FOR SAMPLES
Please name the GOODS AND PRICES de-
sired, as near possible.
Al Orders filled promptly and Care
fly.
Retail, First Floor Wholesale. Second
Floor: Manufacturing, Third Floor.