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Personal.

Samuel Chadbourn of Standish, an old stage
driver, died yesterday. He was member Of
the Odd Fellows Mutual Relief Society. This
is not the Mr.. Samuel Chadbourn who drives
the stage in connection with the Eastern Elk.
press Company.
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They cure all diseases of the Stomach, Bow.
els, Blood, Liver, Nerves, Kidneys and Urn-
airy Organs, and $500 will be paid for case
they will not cure or help, or for any thing inn
it, See "Truths" or Proverbs" another col
umn
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Accidents.

street, met with a serious accident while
hosting barrel of apples in Stevens fruit
store. The barrel slipped out of the grips and
fell upon Beals' leg, breaking the ankle bone.
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PEDEsrRIANIsM Miss May Belle Sherman
will walk Mr.. Parker of Sacc,ra dis
lance of II miles while he walks 20, at LAT
caster Hall, April 18th.
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SHETLAND Woods, Shetland Flosse S, German.
town Woods, Zephyr Worsteds and Canvasses-
50inch Burlap for Table Covers and Rugs-at
H. l. Nelson s, Co.'s, 443 Congress street, Far
rington Block. ap8d3t
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VI unicipal OOurr.
Rrief I&ffIngs.

BEFORE JUDGE KNIGHT.
THURsDAY.-Susan E. Williams. Intoxication
Fined So with costs.
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$500 REWARD!

CHEW JAcKsoN's BEST Sweet Navy Tobacco
2SS&W&w1v
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STUDLEY has many bargains to offer just at
the present time. Read his Advertisement and
call and examine his goods. ap10.3t
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For local intellii ence from Biddeford
saco, Bath, Augusta, HalloweII, Rock.
land and Thomasfon see fourth page.
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CITY AND VICINITY.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT TO-DAY

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN,
i. Concert and Ball City Hall.
Y M. S. C.-Lancaster Hall.
Lancaster Hall-New York Harbor.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
RProvidenee Line of Steamers
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice is Hereby Given-2.
Observation-Disclosures Line
Easter Opening-Hill & Co.
Washington, D c., Agency-Moss g. Moss.
The Place to Buy-Latners.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
IN been duly appointed and taken upon himself
the trust of Administrator Of the estate Of
AUGUSTUS PHINNEY, late Of Portland,
in the County of Cumberland, deceased, and given
bonds as the law directs. All persons having de-
mans upon the estate said deceased are required to
exhibit the same and all persons indebted to said
estate called upon to make payment to
DANIEL H. READ, of Deering. Admir-.
Portland, Mar. 18, 1879. ap11d1aw3wF*
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-28

CiScIY%ATI, March 27.-River SO fee,
and falling. Weather fair and pleasant
Arrived; stockdale, Pittsburgh; Clinton,
St. Louis; Andy Baum, St. Louis; Marv
Houston, New Orleans. Departed Stock.
dale, Pittsburgh; Silver Cloud, Tennessee
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dry, parched, sore throat, losing flesh,
bronchial and asthmatic attacks, pneQ,
monia, weakened and debilitatpd Stalo Of
the system, all these dangerous sym ptonls
are cured by ''Dr. swayne's Compound
Syrup OF Wild Cherry.h The first dose
gives relief, and the worst cough and sore
lungs yield to its healing prophecies
physicians recommend t.n
II have made use OF this preparation for
many years, and it has proved to be very
reliable and eIRcaCious IN the treatment Of
severe and long-standing coughs. know
OF two patients, now in comfortable health,
and who but for its use consider would
not now be living.-Isaao S, IIcrbien, NJ.
D., straustown, Berks county, Pa"
Price Trial bottles, % cents; large size,
which Is the most economical, 81 co, or six
for S. 90. A single 25cent bottle will oft.
entimes cure recent cough or cold, and
thus prevent much suffering and risk OF
life. Prepared only by DR.. Swayne & Son,
Philadelphia. Sold BY leading druggists.
NWY&W
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ARuX on TIE Ext oLLIc1oR-There was
quite a run on ex.Collector Black yester.
duy, by Taxpayers who desired to have re,
turned to them the eapitstjon tax paid for
Council, owing to the neglect OF that body
to provide for 0 Capitatioa tax that year,
There were q good many callers at Mr.,
Blacks Office, on the second floor Of tlll
city building, during the day. Each ap'
plicani was required TO produce the re-
ceipt for the capitation tax paid by him
for the year named, when the fifty cents
paid was promptly returned. The i'm
preston seems generally TO prevail that
the amount Of capitation collected fol
that year was 81, hut this is mistake,
Reference to the reGSIpt hill show that Il
was only fifty cOniS,
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ANIMPoRTANT AND WORTHY ENTER.
PRISE


Wherein Every True Citizen IL Interestetl
and the Honor Due 10 our City's Com.
InereIal. and Social Advancement h
Largely Inv0lVed.
There las been in course Of coinpila.
ton, for nearly twelve months past, one Of
the greatest acquisitions 10 this section Of
the country, that will unQnestiOnably
merit sacred corner lin the absence IL
any colonleal recordsI in our State
archives. We refer to tile coming span
Handle History" Not only Is II the object
OF this work to faithfully record ancient
and modern history In typographical
form, but so TO embelish lis pages,
and add force TO It's data, nara.
tives, sketches and comments, with a
proiusion Of magniflcently finished illus.
trations, as to entitle II equally to dlstinc.
ton and patronage for It's superior fine
art merit. The management has secured
the most skilltul pencil artists to be obtain.
cd for obtaining sketches Of manuiaCtor.
les, business houses, residences, OF other
features OF interest, thereby aiIording
their patrons the option OF interior or OK.
terror views precisely to their taste.
Nor will portraits Of pioneers, successful
and popular merchants, veterans and
time-honored city or county officials fail
short Of an opportunity to share their lust
distinction. The artists arc now engaged
waiting upon patrons and taking orders
for their esteemed commands. Not only
should our city respond with becoming en-.
thusiasm to pOrpetuate her rapid growtI,
and manufacturing and commercial nd.
vancement, but the entire "pan Handle"
TO q co inty and even village should con.
tribute quota OF sketches worthy so i'm.
portant and durable publication. We
bespeak for tho representatives Of this firm
a reception becoming their efficiency, per.
severance and enterprise, and shall take II
a pleasure to report their progress in pro.
portion to their unQuestiona6le deserts,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-28

PERSONAL MRSrloN.-Mr. Thomas Sea
mon, the Seventh Ward grocer, who has
been spending the winter in Cuba, will
start for home the first Of next week.
Mr.. Jacob Brown, an old and well
known citizen of Hancock county, died or
Among the arrivals at the stamm House
yesterday were ]. A. S. Read, General
Agent Of the Hannibal st. Joe Railroad
0, Warner, OF the G. B. & q. Road, and j.
I. Lane, Of the B. 4 0. Road.
Mr.. Isaac Enlow, q well known citizen
OF West Bridgeport, is very low with the
consumption.
Mr.. J, II. Newton, the managing editor
OF the coming ppm Handle History" te
gether with his family and q niece, Mis-
Dora Lyle, left for Steubenville yesterday
morning, 10 locate. Mr.. n. is not only q
competent historian, affable in society
and an accomplished musician, but well
calcslated TO form as large a circle Of
friends in his new field OF operations as II
vas "! his privilege to enjoy in the "Nail
EllSt
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Last evening the marks indicated II feet
10 inches and stationary.
The Courier departed for Parkersburg
ut 10 AN. =
The Emma Graham passed down at 3 A.
NJ, for Cincinnati.
The Buckeye State, en- route for Pitts
burgh, passed up ut ga NJ.
The Abner O'Neal left for Pittsburgh at
Jam.
The steamers John Nixon and Fearless
passed up In the morning with tows.
The Austin, Telegram and Phaeton left
on their usual trips.
Geo. Klein, IN old river clerk, died last
week in New Orleans.
The Storm, with tow OF empty barges,
started up tho river from Cincinnati on
Tuesday.
Capt. Ed. Shields, an old time engineer,
and, at one time, United States Local In
spector OF boilers, died Of heart disease at
his residence, near Cincinnati, Tuesday
morning.
The Cincinnati and Big Sandy Packet
Company will soon contract for a new and
last sldewheel steamer, TO take the place Of
the Fleetwood in the Huntington trade.
The new boat is to be completed for the
fall trade.
The Baltic will depart for St. Louis with.
in the next day or two with five barges Of
steel rails and six bargeS OF coke. She got
back from Bellairc yesterday, where she
lett part OF her tow.-PlSbliryh CONNER
cid. GR:ette.
10y Telegraph
NEw ORLEANS, March 81 Weather clear.
Thermometer So.
MEMPHIS, March 27.-Riyer rose eight
inches, Clear and warm.
Nashville, March 27.-Rivcr stationary,
with is feet on the shoals.
VIcEsBURo, March 27.-Wcather clear
mercury S00. River risen inches.
EvANsvnLE, March 27.-River rising,
with IS feet 8 inches by the gauge.
PiTrsRuRoH, March 2T.-River o feet
4 INCHES and rising. Weather cloudy and
mild.
LOUISVILLE, March a. River IS feet G
inches in the canal. Weather clear and
pleasant,
sr. LOUIS, March 97.-River fallen .
and warm. N''
CAIRo, March 27.-River 80 feet IL in
ehes and ri rising. Weather clear Their
CINCINNATI, March 97.-Riyer SO feet
and falling. Weather fair and pleasant.
Arrived; Stockdale, Pittsburgh; Clinton,
St. Louis; Andy Baum, St. Louis; Mary
Houston, New Orleans. Departed: Stock.
dale, Pittsburgh; Silver Cloud, Tennessee
river.
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4 Runaway BARGE.-Last evening o
barge belonging to Capt, Tom. PRINCE
while being lloatcl down tke river on the
Island side TO the docks, near the suspen
sion bridge, got away and floated down to
Stonetown before it was caught. While
the barge was approaching the docks q
man went out in yawl with line, fot
the purpose OF attaching it to the barge,
The man on the baEge reached forward to
take hold OF the line, when he lost his bal.
ance and fell into the river. OF course the
man in the yawl lot the barge 90 and
turned his attention toward his comrade,
who was struggling in the water, and
whom h6 pulled ant, hali.lrOwned. The
barge was subsequently oFeFtaken and
secured, aud will lie towed upto the docks
to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-28
ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
FoRTY-s1xTH CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, March %.
SENATE

u MAsIINUfONt hlafcl "a,
=, SENATE.
Numerous bills were introduced.
II was resolved that when Senate al.
journ II be TO Monday next.
MIR. IIoAr's resolution OF Tuesday, de.
clearing the majority revolutionary, was
taken up.
In the running debate Mr.. Hoar charV.
ed that the majority lla lsurped the
functions Of the legislation BY maturing
measures In caucus, thus anticipating tho
constitutional forms.
MessFs. Beck, Bayard and Voorhees, re.
piled, saying. that the Democrats were act.
tngwith caution aud circumspecliOn which
was more than the Rep lblicans had done
when In majority.
Without dispoang OF the subject the
Senate went into executive session.
When the doors wore re.openCd Senate
adjourned until Monday.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Sparks introduce ! the army appro.
priation bill lie stated that 1t was sub.
stantially the bill which passed the las,
House with the reorganization features
stricken out. 1t retained the clause pro.
hibiting the use OF the troops at the polls.
The bill WIS referred TO the Committee Of
thu Whole, and the House went into Com,
milteo Of the Whole.
The motion to reduce the army to Il, Goa
men was rejected by a vote OF S. to 10
The provision allowing the deficiency IN
one item OF the appropriation for pay, To
be made up from the excess In any other
item under the same general head, was
stricken out. The opposition came from
both sides, the provision being regarded
as violation OF the existing laws, and
dangerous authority to he conferred on
the Department.
The provision in regard TO railroad com.
panies doing general telegraph business,
passed without discussion.
Mr.. Reagan moved to strike out the pro.
vision in regard to tho appropriations for
regular supplies" incidental expenses"
Barracks and quarters" and ''army trans
portation."
Mr.. McCook suggested the difficulty that
might arise II riots should suddenly break
out in some quarters, and II the President
in reply TO call even from Democratic
Governor should send troops there, while
there Is no provision made for the expense
Of such transportation Of troops.
AfteTdiscussion the provision was striCk-
en- out, all the Democrats and some Re-
publicans voting in the affirmative,
Section Q, relative to the use OF troops at
polls, having been reached, 1t was passed
over for the present. The section autho-
rizing the Secretary Of War to issue small
arms, &C., to any college or university
which may desire them, and which have
$50 male students, was stricken out.
The committee then rose, having dis
posed OF all but or three ordinary pro-
visions Of the bills.
Adjourned.
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BESwoop WEDnlSo.-The village OF Ben.
wood has been in Ia turmoil OF excitement
for several days past in view Of the mp.
preaching wedding Of Mr.. Will. Leach, a
popular S0ppg n9iler, to Miss Kate carp,
charming young lady, Tia ceremony
was performed at tho residence OF the
brides parents on Wednesday evening by
Rev. RiheldaiIer, Of the N. Z. Church, In
the presence Of large crowd OF friends.
fha attendants were: Mr.. John Hendricks
wood.
Last evening the happy couple were
given Q reception At the residence Of the
groonl's parents, There were . large nun.
her Of guests present, and agood tins vas
enjoyed by all.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-28

BHLtAIRH LOCAL. -Bellaire Is confident
OF success on tho county seat question, and
so is 81. Clairsvlue.
Paragraph after paragraph appears scat.
tered through the st. Clainville Ctv1icle
this week about 1.-THE mud, /" "the deep
mud" etc. For a town TO crow 10 over
Bellaire on the mud question and then
make such show as this Is good.
It's the Bellaire correspondents OF the
st. Clairsyille papers that get It from the
Independent this week.
There arc two School Directors 10 be
elected at this election, and candidates
will be nominated at the city conventions,
II. b. Miller, Of the First WaFd, and Fred.
Rodewig, Of the Third, are the retiring
members. There will be q new departure
at the election OF Directors. The Judges
and clerks Of the various corporation polls
will have charge Of the voting, but with
separate ballot.boxes.
The following is the programme OF the
exhibition TO DO given Friday evening, at
1880, In the School Hall, BY tho senior
class OF the High School
Song AND chorus "FlIa aud FOrOaIer" High SshOol
Deslama Ion, "Aa Evening TO sOClelyn Daniel
WOlslpTl ,,,., Mr. BENT 4 COWOn
Quartette, "llIppy L tue Man. Misses Fitt0u
and Powell and MCssn William aud Uiy
Es,ay, Manners Mis-. Fila GOrby
Es1y, "Gieanng, julia Faupel
Defamation, MOIF COuhtry's Greatest Evil,"
(Vipo Prest wilson, ChAS. Sheet,
Quartette, "fiy, Tender Birlllng," Same as pre-.
Essay, "POVGr o. Circumstances" Mis- Jennie Wis.
The exercises will be intespersed with
music by band. Superintendent DUFF
Il l ks the essays are above the average
and will give pleasure to all who may
hear them. Free 10 all.
Mr. Morrison Is rebuilding his burnt
shop, on Belmont street, and the new
room will be occupied by Mr.. lack. Pun.
phrey with meat shop,
Mr.. Ryan, the tanner, died Thursday
There will he service at the U. p. Church
A SON Of s. 1. Miller's left this week for
Hungary, where he will finish his educa.
ton.
Tack. Humphrey and Miss Sarah j,
Griffith were married tho 18th Of this
month. Now, don't say you know 1t.
Some who expected to go to lacks wed.
ding did not know Of 1t, and perhaps do
not yet. REF.
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Rev, George H. Thayer, an old citizen Of
usnta SiiaSn and Christian Ul Minister U 81 The
NJ. E. Church, Just this moment stopped in
our store to shy: ~ wish everybody to know
that consider that both myself and wife owe
our lives TO Shiloh's Consumption Cure" II
Is having tremendous sale over our counters
and isgiving perfect satisfaction in all cases Of
Lung Diseases, such as nothing else has done.
DRs. MATcHErr s. FRANCE,
Bourbon, Ind, May Is, 1878.
Sold by Z. Booking, Odd Fellows Hall; @.
=. Dwight, 94tll and ChapliRe StS.; Laughlin
Bros 4 Co., Wheeling; and Husbands 4 In.
skin, BellAfre.
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WEBB AGAIN IN TRouHLR.-Jo. Webb,
the Spring Garden saloonist, Is again In
trouble. 10. was fined so and costs on
Wednesday morning, and $50 and costs on
Thursday morning, for selling intoxicating
drinks without license. On Wednesday
evening Webb secured the names OF nine
members Of the First Branch OF Council,
who expressed themselves rs favorable TO
his application for q coffee house license
InaslnNCh as the Second Branch had grant
ed the application after the adjournment
OF the First, and q majority OF tho latter
Branch had expressed themselves as vii.
ling TO vote for concurrence, His Honor
thu Mayor issued a permit authorizing
Webb 10 sell until Council met.
Judge Cranasr yesterday instructed
City Sergeant Sweeney 10 errest Webb
every time he sold liquor behind his Lar,
until he secured license, as there was no
record OF any license having been granted
or permit issued to him. Wilson Miller,
barkeepet at the Spring Garden, was nc.
cordingly arrested by 0Ilcer Davis for
selling without license, and lalsr In the
afternoon Webb was arrested and locked
mp by DEyicer Maloney. Subsequently,
We6b's friends put mp Sl35 10 insure the
appearance OF himself ami baTkeeper at
police court this morning TO GnsWef, and
both were discharged from custody.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-28

Those complaining Of sore throat hoarse.
ness, coughs, or taking their death o. cold, II
should use browns Bronchial TrOches.''
Their efficacy Is wonderful. The genuine la.
John l. Brown & Sons, Boston, Oh each box,
and Is sold by Logan, List 4 Co. and every
druggist only In boxes, at % cents. Beware
Of worthless limitations,
Browns Complicated Dentrifrice possesse.
the best ingredients for preserving and beau
hfying the teeth. Price 25c laTgs bottles
NWRkaOw
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CAUTION!

The only frst,class silysr.PIatea Ware
manufactured In Taunton, Mass, Is that
bearing Tie trade mark Of Reed & Barton y
All other goods are worthless limitations.
The legitimate Rogers goods are stamped
t'ls47, Rogers Bros, AL" All other brands
are bogus.
We take this means Of cautiunlnI our
patrons aSainstthe Inferior quality Of Silver
Plated Ware row being offered Ia this city,
TURNER & DILLON,
Jewellers, 60.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-28

THE CouRrs. : County CouRr-J Judge
R0M.-This COURT met at 0 AN. yesterday,
pursuant to adjournment,
The case oil james II. Oldham vs.. Samuel
Oldham, VIM. Kidd and Samuel Porter,
in assumpsit, was called. A jury was en-
panneled, and the trial Of the cause post
plnel until next Wednesday. The follow
ing Jury was seleptOd to try the cause;
George Zoeckler, David Morgan, II. A.
Uthman, James Joyce, Thomas r. Moi.
felt, Thomas Reed, James Carney, John
Carlin, George Busby, Il. G. Peterman,
Frederick Forsch, J. Z. Brockhardt.
Adjourned TO O'clock this morning
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THR PorE's JuBlLEE.-Bishop Kahn has
received circular letter from Pope Leo
NH, appointlnga jubilee from March Isl
to June LIST, and calling upon the Catholic
Churches throughout the country to OBJ.
serve It. A mission will DO held at the Ca.
thedral after Easter by the Dominican
Fathers, continuing two weeks, at the
conclusion OF which the celebration Of the
Jubilee will begin at the Cathedral. The
following are the conditions prescribed by
the church:
|. Each member must visit each OF the
three Catholic churches twice during the
Jubilee and offer prayers.
2. Each member must observe one day
OF fast and abstinence.
y. Members must give aims to some
worthy object.
4. They must approach the sacrament
with penance and the. Holy Eucharist.
The Jubilee may also be celebrated al
the Church OF the Immaculate Conception
in South Wheeling, but that has not vel
been definitely decided upon.
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IT is fact well established by nnGuestlona.
bic testimony that iIail's lIair REVIEWER re,
news, oleanscs, brlghtens, invigoates and re.
stores to It's original color aud lustre, faded
gray or dissolored hair, Cheaply, quickly and
surely. The poorest people prefer to buy Il
and use 1t, rather than to proclaim In a man,
ner more forCible than words can dCljnea,c
through blanched locks or grizzly heard, thai
t! ey are aged and passing to decay. A very
short trial will convince the mast skeptCSI
that 1t docs eradicate the scalp diseases which
rob the hair Of It's color aud 'Iife.-EorI SOll
Ran.l Daily Monitor
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-28

ANERlc4xand European plans both have
been adopted by the Grand Central Hotel
on Broadway, New York. You can now
pay 81 per day and upwards tor nice
room at this large lirstclass Hotel, on
Broadway, taka your breai. fast there al the
elegant restaurant attached 10 the house at
moderate prices, and II you do not return
till night you have nothing more TO pay.
Or you can stop there on the American
plan for s. 50 to s. per day, room and
meals tnClnued, MMH
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Our Friends and Customers May Depend
that Our Elegant Clothing,

No matter how low the price viii 10, are
the most reliable goo'ls, because on this
basis We mean 10 establish our reputation,
so that buyers may feel assured In pur.
chasing from US, that whatever they buy
will bear In comparison In quality as well
as price. Note I'VE adhere In all depart.
ments to guarantee goods as represented,
or money cheerfully refunded, our motto
being, "llather not sell, than not satisfy"
EllnG RF6tkets, N Twelfth strelt, .Grand
Opening Of Spring Goolsl in our Mems
Department: Mems good working Pants.
Soc; mems good Worsted Pants, ST 90;
mems good. Suits only s. 80; mons good
Cashmere Suits; So 30; mems fine all.wool
Suits, 81 So Boys and Children's Dc.
partment; Boys Cashmere Pants, 81 90;
Chjldren's Cashmere Pants, 50c; Boys
Suits, Sc "a: Chlldronts Suits 81 rs. Fur.
nishiug Goods Department: CSC Tor fine
unlaunlried White Shirts; 25c for fine
Unlaundried Calico Shirts, csc for sir
Hemmed HaudkeFChiefs, 25c for six Linen
Collars, 25c for six pair gents Socks, fine
lEeT,sale SHIRTS at sap, best faRE:PlY Linen
Collars, three for 2St; 'G4pSe U 4erShirts
at lSc. Please remember that we offer
$le0 rpEara in any ease yheip We fail 10
do as advertised. Orders by mail will 70.
ccive our prompt attention. Kline broth.
ers, the Reliable Clothiers, 81 Twelfth ST,