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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-22
POINTS.
Pertinent Swings ana Doings.

Pertinent Sayings ana; Doin@s.
Miss Netti" SHartz, oi Pittsburgh, 1ho
has been visiting in this city Tor some
time. returned hoalc last night.
Miss Annie Watson, OF Allcghaaey
CITY. q very attractive yOurg lady, Is the
,ues, Of Mrs. Robert Johnson. OF the
south Side.
viii >eamon left on the Andes, for
Charlottesville. 10 enter the University
%: Virginia. His numerous friends all
ipin in wishing hin ali manner Oi sue
cess.
Miss Alice Kelly left Yesterday morn
Iug, on the e. & .. road, for an extend
Il visit % friends in Lancaster, o.
Gel. FOn;aiue Smith lett yesterday on
the Pnaston for New M%artinsville, where
ne will speak to-day.
Col. Ben Wilson and John A. Hutch
;nson. ESQ lett yesterday morning Tor
New Cumberland, Hancock county.
ihe former will remain L day or two in
that neighborhOOd.
Miss Nora Fullerton Yesterday terml-
mated q pleasant visit With Miss Fannie
/. Quarter, of the South Side, and !ctt
tor her Louisville home.
Henry StriH left Yesterday Tor Pitts
burgh, where he will follow his trate,
cleaning and dyeinc clothes,
Col. George CTGmbacssr, u OF the
leading local lights in tie UIeenback
campaign, left yesterday Tor Indiana,
where he will stump with his chlei,
General Weaver. The Colonel should
DE able TO get oil some heavy argument.
Mrs. IL A. BOgdrdus, cf Chicago, IL
visiting her sister, Mrs. Il Il. McLain, Of
the South Side.
Mr.. Carl Wilhelm returned last eve
nirg after an extended trip to the East.
Miss Belle Biles returned to Pitts
burgh after a visit to this city.
Miss Tillie O'Hara and kittie Sullivan,
two Young ladies OF Pittsburgh, who
have been enjoying a pleasant visit to
this city, have returned home.
Thomas Hughes, Esq, has returned
to the civ and has rooms n the Stsmm.
Mrs. Anna Strauz and daughter, Miss
Nina, passed through the city yesterday
on their way to Mt. DeChSn'a, where
Miss Nina will attend school.
Miss Bee Holiday, . young lady OF
S~tcubenville, aud well known in this
city, passed through the city Yesterday
on her wav to Cincinnati.
Rev. DR.. Cunningham and wife OF the
First Church, Rev. Motiat Of the Second
PRESBYTERIAN Church, Mrs. Samuel
Iauyilin Mrs. Judge Cyaumer, Mrs.
Ann tummirs, Mrs. \. ". PAUL and
Messr-. George Il. Taylor and Alex
Bone, ST, lett last evening on the r.,
4. x -. l.. 4:52 train for Philadelphia
to attend the General Presbyterian
Council which meets on Thursday.
Miss Pink Holiday, who has been
visiting i'm Washington, Pa. returned
home las, evening after several weeks
absence.
Gen. Duyall has gone to Pa~rkcrsburg
Ia attend the reunion.
Harry C. Ulrich, Of the Eighth ward,
SEo has been attendinga meeting OF the
Grand Wiywan, OF the Improved Order
OF Red Men, held in Boston, has re-
turned home.
AR. aud Mrs. Frank Is. Booth, Of
Wheeling. West Virginia, are visiting
the family of Mr.. l.. Hague and other
relatives.-Gg'esj,Ty HS., H'p''hc ~
D~rri.F#..
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

The marks OF the gauge show that
there is a depth of 3 feet 8 inches in the
channel, still falling and with no pros.
poets OF a rise.
The Andes arrived yesterday after
noon, after having had d hard 'time in
getting over the bar at the mouth OF the
creek. Upon arriving at the wharf she
Immediately unloaded her big lot OF
freight and then reloaded all she could
carry, getting away about midnight.
Capt. Muhleman will endeaver to make
up the lost time.
The Diurnal is the boat for the Par
k~ersburg trade this morning.
The Bachelor is running, during the
low water season, in the Courler's place
OF the Parkersburg trade.
The Telegram is laid up at Darlington
and the NJ. $. Thankauser is running in
her place.
The Abner O'Neal has gone to bank at
the foot of Fourteenth street.
PIrTsBuRGH, September 2l.-River 6
inches and falling. Weather clear and
pleasant.
CINCINNATI, September 2l.-River !
feet and stationary. Weather clear and
cool. Departed-Arcadue, Tennessee
river; Paris c. Brown, New Orleans.
EVANSVILLE, September 2l.-No ar
rivals. Observation-Disclosures, New Or
leans; j. n. Throop, GARY. Weather
cloudy and cool. River falling with .
feet 3 inches in the channel.
New ORLEANS, September 2l.-Ar-
rived Guiding Star, st. Louis. Depart
ed-Schenck, Cincinnati. Weather
clear and partly cloudy. Thermometer
SO deg.
CAIRO, September 2l.-Arrived-
Hickory, Tennessee; Greyhound, Ohio
river; Ny Choice, and j. Il. Maude, st.
Louis. Departed-Hickory, st. Louis.
River 8 feet 5 inches and falling.
Weather fair. Thermometer 20.
LOUISVILLE, September 2l.-River
falling, 4 feet 10 inches. Weather clear,
cool and windy. Bedford, ~lronton to
New Orleans; S. n. Neel and tow,
Pomeroy to Pomeroy; Rover and tow,
Pomeroy to Pomeroy.
MEMPHIS, September 2l.-River fallen
6 inches. Departed-Gaff, Cincinnati.
Cloudy.
ST. LOUIS, September 2l.--Arrived-
None. Disqualification, New Orleans;
Red Wing, st. Paul; Commonwealth,
Vicksburgh. River fallen 3 inches, ID
feet inches by gauge. Weather clear
and cool.
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POLITICAL POINTS.

A Bellaire political poet has sent us
the following;
The Central club meets tonight at the
Academy OF Music.
1t is said most OF the Republican clubs
will go to Steubenville next Saturday.
Several Democrats are agitating the
question OF going to GAINESVILLE on Fri.
day.
John A. Hutchinson will speak, it is
said, at the First ward Republican club
room, tonight.
The Senatorial Conferees meet to-day
in Wellsburg to select a candidate for
the office OF State Senator.
All Democratic clubs going to Fulton,
to. night, are expected to meet at the
Capitol at 7 o'clock. kramer's band
will be there to escort them out.
There will be a business meeting OF
the Sixth ward Hancock and English
Club this evening at "a o'clock, sharp.
The Democratic County Executive
Committee will meet Thursday morning
at 10 o'clock. Important business to be
transacted.
On one of the excursion trains from
Pittsburgh, on Sunday, Il straw vote re-
suited: Hancock, 269; Garfield, 1893;
Weaver, IL.
The Young Mems Democratic Club
drilled for a half hour on the Capitol
square, last night, executing the ma
noeuvers handsomely.
Ia =. ,;I ,bot ,ha Danublinono bova
secured Hon. James u. Blaine-Blalne
OF Maine, you know-to speak for them
in this city next Tuesday.
Col. White, III. b. FERGUSON and &.
w. Seabright, will address the Demo
| Gratis OF Fulton, to night. A large crowd
and a large time is anticipated.
The Fourth ward Democrats are be-
coming anxious to know when there is
to be a grand rally and mass meeting in
that ward. They a II and say they
will make first class and ample prepa-
ratlOns.
A number OF young men not old
enough to exercise their sovereign rights
as voters, will meet at the Atlantic Hall,
| tonight, at 7:30 o'clock, to form 4 Han
| cock Junior club. 1t is thought as many
as $50 names will be at once enrolled.
Blaine, of Maine, IS up again
Howiing around like II wolf DER the plain;
Like q roaring and believing bun Of Spain,
To better his chance for the next campaign.
But ! think his stock il how on the wGne,
And not very likely to rise again.
So think Mr.. Blaine will give rs a rest,
And calmly pull down the front Of his vest,
Stop his harangue about Government tin,
Take a back seat and wipe off his chin.
All the Democratic Clubs should turn
out in fun force to night and go to the
meeting in Fulton. Our Fulton friends
expect a good turn out, and they should
not be disappointed. They have not
bean found wanting when We desired
their presence in our city demonstra.
tons, and it is to be hoped that all will
endeavor to make the meeting a spIen.
did success. Kramer with his boss
band will discourse the music. Col.
White, Commodore Seabright and Mr..
II. FurgusOn, Esq., will discuss the
issues of the day. Again we say, turn
out and give them a rousing audience.
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LIVE STOCK.
Whaling.

About 65 head OF cattle were received
at the stock yards yesterday, and these
with the stock on hand make a herd oil
about so head there this morning.
The hog receipts during the past week
have been in the neighborhood OF 25O
head.
Very few sheep and lambs have been
received.
Prices have been ranging as follows:
Hoys-The market has been rather
quiet at 81 1895 90 for good packing
lots.
Cattle--The market isin good condition
at present. The quotations are as iol-
lows: Young cattle from 600 to 700
pounds, at 3@3ic; 1900 pounds, 33@4c;
bulls pic.
Sheep-Market very quiet, prices
ranging at 2tc for fair, to 4c tor good.
Some very choice grades would sell at
4lc.
Lambs-Market is weak and but lit.
tie doing. The price for the past week
has been 4949c.
Cincinnati Horse and Mule Market.
CIycrSSATI, September 2l.-The mar
ket continues good. The fall trade is
exceptionally early, and prices average
fully ID per cent. higher than at the cor
responding period OF last year.. The i'll
crease, however, is mainly upon high
priced stock-that which can bear the
expense of transportation. Traders com.
plain that they are compelled to bear
heavier investment and greater risk,
while farmers and breeders reap the en-
HANGED profit.
We quote range OF prices rs follows:
Driving horses Sl25G225; draft horses
Sl00G200; street car horses S65@lO5;
Southern chunks Si5G75. Mules. aged
to s years: l5l TO Is hands, Sll09l6j:
Is to 10! hands, Sl009l30; "A to 10
hands, s75Gl0O.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, September 2l.-Cattle
Market active; receipts 5000 head;
prime S. 1906 90; good s. 25@5 62a;
medium 81 50Gj l2!; common So
1904 s7!.
Sheep-Market slow; receipts 10000
head: prime s. S7|G5 l2A; good ST.
62A65 So; medium 81 l2t94 80; COM
mon So 25@4 90; culls s. 90; lambs
81 50@6 so; stock ewes 81 1903 80.
Hogs Market slow; receits $500
head; extra s. 0O9S %; mixed fair
81 50@7 rs.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, September 2l.-Hogs-
Steady and firm; common 81 l0G49j;
light 81 sos 10; packing 81 90la5 80;
butchers IS 3565 80. Receipts, LOO
head; shipments 325.
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Certificate of Incorporation.

The following certificate oil incorpOra-
ton was issued yesterday by Secretary
OF State Brady to q corporation to be
known as The Marion OH Company
for the purpose OF boring for, mining
AMI producing petroleum and obtaining
aul marketing the same.
The principal place o! business shall
be in Marion county, at the town OF
Warrington, and the certificate is to
expire on the 9TH day OF September,
1870. For the purpose oil forming the
CORPORATION. $500 have been subscribed
and the whole sum has been paid in.
The privilege OF increasing the capital 10
Sl00,O00, by the sale Of additional shares
from time TO time, is granted.
The capital is divided into shares OF
800 each and the following gentlemen,
al OF Marion county, hold One share
each: vi. A. Clayton, G. f.. Matter, j.
+. Matter, Blackstone and Beatty, Rich
ards, Hunt d Phillips, {. L. Wells, A.
VI. and &. A. Prichard, George Baker,
Margaret Burns, j. n. Gould, A. \. Par
rish, Furbee K Manley, Fleming, Prich-
arJ d Starkey, l.. q. Robinson. Mar
shall d Berger, OF Armstrong county,
ten shares; and j. VI. Hartley, OF Mar
ion county, M share.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
baltimore.

BALTIMORE, September 2l.--Flour-
Very Dull but unchanged. Wheat
Western a shade oil and closing firm /;
No. 2 western winter red, spot and
seller September 81 05!; seller October
81 06t9l COZ; seller November 81 073
OF; seller December ST. 09t@,
1901. Western dull; western
mixed, spot and seller September 81
@5l3c; seller October 5l!G5lsc. Oats
Steady: western white 43lc; do
mixed 40@42lc. Rye-Higher at 81
90. Hay-Unchanged. Provisions
Firm and unchanged. Butter-Firm (;
prime to choice western packed ls025c.
Eggs-Firm at zoe. Petroleum
Higher and firmer; refined 81 IL. Cot
fee-Dull and nominal. Sugar-Easy;
A soft l03c. Whisky-Quiet at 81 lG.
Clncinnau.
CIxCISYATI, September Election
Steady ut lie. Flour-Steady and dull
family 81 6594 80; fancy S. 2O@5 IS.
Wheat-In fair demand; No. . amber
Csc; No. 9 red winter 97c. Corn - Steady
No. . mixed 44tc. Oats-Firm; No.
2 mixed 33I@34c. Rye-Easier; No. 2
92G93c. Barley-Dull; No.2 fall Csc.
Pork-Dull at SIC 90. Lard-Firmer at
81 GOA 7 92!. Bulk Meats-Quiet and
unchanged at s. 50Gs 10. Bacon
Steady and unchanged at 6i@9i@9ic.
Whisky-Steady at 81 III. Butter =
Easier; choice Western Reserve 23@
Csc; choice Central Ohio lSS PIC.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, September CIV heat
Weak; No. / white Michigan 97c; am,
Der Michigan 97tc; No. 2 red Wabash
spot and seller September este; seller
October 97ic; seller November 9Sic;
seller December 81 00c; No. 8 red Wa
bash spot s5c; No. 2 red mixed este.
Corn-Weak; high mixed Ate; No.
43ic; No. 2 white 443c; rejected 43tc;
damaged 4l}e. Oats-Dull; No. spot
s3tc; No. 2 white 343c.
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IN, aHl. LADIES'.

.yc egrr iiIe l3TF,esi ana: n"",
eat stock OF Black 1Ed Soiored
SILKS. gs,aCh atsa IOioTCI SATIN
dc Eyon. sSlIct and io,o?eS
Spsin de g.y0sI Is:lut.S"es 'eigh
g,lorp,I SiisG Novelties. Sl0
s.old t:~oradc Ailss villa Pia;I.
~~,ssn,is. illuminated silks
S,;,ct>, BLACK and COiored ell
Nris. ;sincI aaa COiored saiins,
la the Stale Sf Vest Nir~inia'
and sell taSn loHer than any
ot.p- i.ou-e ami a. low ~ you
cnu bUy tnem inSPW SOrk'
=. BAt "a 81 BRO
UOs Slain street.
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Transfer

The following conveyance "t real ca
,,.e WIS admitted % record by Clerk
Hook Yesterday.
nsei mad. August %, l,SD. by Mary
y Evlaud gul SEQ" i,Fla"d, her nus
baud. To- JOSEPH w.. MCods, Tor tae
north 80 feet ui Io; No g. square No ..
Chrrrhhilrs addition NN. .. ~ TIE city
"A Wheeling: consideration, =.
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Tent Meeting.

The meeting yesterday afternoon at
the Tabernacle, although not largely at
tended, was interesting and profitable.
The meeting last evening at a r. NJ. was
well attended. The large tent was filled
with an appreciatire audience. Rev.
Wilding, OF Thomson VI. +. Church, de-.
livered a very appropriate and highly
interesting discourse from the words,
"Whatmust | do to be saved" The best
OF order prevailed and the outlook for a
profitable series of meetings is encour-
aging. Meetings will be held this after
noon and evening.
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PRESTON COUNTY.
Political News from the "Sum-
nit"

CRANBERRY, w. Va, September 20.
Editor Register.
On Saturday the 18th inst, the Re-
publicans raised a Garfield and Arthur
pole at this place with a fishing pole on
the top Of it, and all day yesterday
Sunday the flag was floating at haif
mast. We suppose the fishing pole is to
be used on their trip up Salt river this
fall, but why the flag should float at half
mast we can't imagine.
The Democrats OF Portland district
will raise a handsome Hancock and
English pole at this place next Saturday.
Hon. WIN. q. Brown and other distin-
guished speakers will be present and adj
dress the people on the political issues
of the day. Music will be furnished by
the Piedmont Silver Cornet Band.
We have a Hancock and English club
OF one hundred and nine members.
LUCILLE.
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SpeciaI Trains


to GAINESVILLE District Fair via Balti-
more K Ohio railroad, on September
22d, 23i and oath, 1880. On above
dates, special trains will run as follows:
Leave Wheeling, Columbus time, 7:i5
\. NJ; fare for round trip, 81 30. Leave
Benwood at Sis A. NJ; fare for round
trip, 81 80. Leave Bellsire, passenger
depot. at S:35 A. NJ. fare for round trip,
81 10 Leave Bellaire, junction switch,
at S:43 4 NJ fare for round trip, 81 10.
Leave Quincy at 500 A.. NJ; fare for
round trip, 95 cents. Arrive at Barnes
vile at 1905 A. NJ. Returning: Leave
B,rncsyile at 6;07 z. NJ; arrive at Bel.
la;rc at 7:4O =. t.. &. II. HUDSON,
superintendent.
&. h. LORD,
Eanaral paaGanuar Auppt
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Como
For Dress Trimmings 10 |. Blum Il BrC
Union Sunday school Celebration.

Ample preparations are being made
ioy the Robert Eaikcs Centennial next
Sabbath. The four largest CaUrcaeS IN
the city have been selected. the Fourth
It. ". f. and First Presbyterian On the
North Side, and Chapline 81. aal =.
Paurs German on the south Side. At
each OF these meeting places 1t i est.
mated that at least twelve hundred
children will assemble, who, With pa
rents, teachers and friends viii cons,i'
tuts an audience at ice grand and in
spring. The various temperance organ
izations have also been iavited TO take
part. Familiar hymns will be sung and
good speakers provided. On Saturday
morning a complete programme OF the
services will be furnished our readers.
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Come
Come
For Black and Colored Satin deLyon to
Bium'S.
7 Harry Shannon Matinee.

The following call was issued yester-
day evening: .
We. the undersigned citizens Of
Wheeling, recognizing J. Harry Shan
non as a Phenomenal Boy Orator, and
knowing that to hear him would be a
treat 20 every person, have prevailed on
the manager to have him give an eXht-
hilton of his educational powers at the
Academy of Music this afternoon at%:SO
O'Clock. This entertainment will be
ron.partisan, or if partisan will give
Jews on both sides. All are requested
to come and bring their children. as
,hav may never have another opPortu-
ni,y like this.
The management have fixed the price
o! admission at - and 10 cents. Judge
Okev johnson, NJ. Reilly, Mr.. Note,
Col Robt. White, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. l.,
Tiagle, Judge Houston, Thcs. Hughes,
Auditor J. :. Miller. +. 5. Norton, W.
II. Handlan, +. l.. Bill, p l. Kimberly,
James Wheeler, Mrs. Frank Hearne,
Mrs. Judge Boyd, John knote.
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Comfy Court Judge BOYD.

Court the, az 9 g.. ~. and transacted
the following:
in tpc case of George Uselton Va Pat
rick MJnOE'y, certified 20 THIS conrt py
". W. Miller. j. z, Judgment Tor SZ'.'O
and costs vas given - .J" p'uuth.
Adjourned NATL TODAY at A. ~.
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Musical Goods at cost, at Sheib's.

"MoEE food and less medicine, nor
of nourishment and strength, less OF the
facilitating influence OF drugs is what
our feeble and exhausted constitutions
require" said Baron Liebig, when he
perfected the composition OF the "Malt
Bitters,"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-22

While the fields were roaming over,
Breathing new-mown hay and clover,
We think OF her, as is our wont,
Whose teeth and breath are, every day,
White as white c~loyer-sweet as hay,
And all from using SOXODONT.
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East Liberty.

EAST LIBERTY, September 2l.-Csss
Receipts l,479 head; selling very SOW.
prices Is to 25c oil ON all grades iror,
last week common grades SOC of.
Hogs-R Receipts 200 head: Philadsl.
phias s. $500 75; Workers $ LOG
5 %.
Sheep-Receipts 1900 head. sellip,
fair at 8 25@4 %.
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Big Democratic Meeting at Columbus

COLUMBUS. September 2l.-The Demo-
cratic meeting to night, addressed by
Joseph Blackburn, Gen. Seigle, Ben
Butter and others, was the largest held
in this city for years. An immense
torcnlight procession, and the proml-
hence OF the speakers drew thousands
to the streets and many from adjoining
towns.
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Weather IrG Cartons.

WasmvGroy. D. c., September ]
.N-For the tennessee AMI "a. ONO
VALLEY. partly cloudy ami slightly
warmer weather. and local winds shit
irg. To- north and south, stationary or
sI,vIv l.liDr barometer.
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Bring Your DarIIngs Along,

And get them a fall outfit at the Bazaar.
Everything suitable for The little baby
and big baby. Come, cone to the Ba-
Zaar,
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The Bazaar Cannot Be Undersold.

Ladies, if you wish to buy an elegant
Vest at 40 cents, come TO the Bazaar. II
they are not as good as the best Soc
Vest sold in the city, return them and
get your money back. Deal at the
Bazaar for good goods at low prices.
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General Passenger
ONLY OF the Bazaar

You can find little Walking Suits for
Misses and Children. They are so hand
some and yet so cheap. Come and see
them at the Bazaar.
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School Suits in endless Nari-
CIV at Ssbn * IO's. Sne s'rirc
sisiIIin% BouNc, 1870 hariAe'
81, adjoining Opera House.
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Pleasant and EiIec.ual."

Pheasant and EiIec.uaI."
PuRsLEY, W. Va, Nov. u, 1879.
Ttssts. LoalhiiR Bros. &c Co.,
Please send us another supply OF your
Worm Syrup. We are meeting with an
increased sale. We find it always gives
satisfaction. | have used it in my own
family, and found it not only pleasant,
but eifectual. MARTIN & D0PLER,
OF Dopler d Lewis.
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Waut.l-Nur>e GIrl.
E.ant.I-Smlli House.
VantcG-Two Boys.
Attention. Coal Djggrrs and Drivers
For observation-disclosures W y. IMAM
Cyi.ur.
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Young Gentlemanl old Gentlemenl

The cool weather is nearing and We
have underwear TO suit YOU all in price
and quality. Come to the Bazaar.
Don't be bashiul. Remember llO6
Main street.
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Neckwear

for Ladies' and Gents. The best assort-
ment to be found at the Bazaar, llOo
Main strest.
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Come
Come and deal at Blum's, fine goods as
low as others sell trash.
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Gloves, Ties and Ribbons.

We sell them cheaper than you will
find them elsewhere. Bazaar, llU6
Main street.
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Musical Instruments at cost, at
Sheib's.
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Come
For Choaks, Do!mans and Walking Coats
TO the largest manufacturers, |. Blum
( Bro.
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come
For Flannels and Housekeeping Goods
to |. Blum K Bro.
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Come
For Black and Colored Cashmeres to
1. Blum 4 Bro.
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Come

For Skirting Satins and Nelvets TO |.
Blum & Bro.
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vIoLINs, &c, at cost, at Sheib's.