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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-13

SALE OF THE CENrRIPATAL WoRxs.-1n
pursuance OF advertisement, the Centrip.
etal Works OF North Wheeling were sold
yesterday. The real estate, embracing
steam engines, boilers and machinery,
were sold BY auctioneer ]. @. Hervey at the
works, and was knocked down to Mr..
Alexander Bone for three thousand dol.
lars. At the same time sale was going
on at the steps OF the Court House by MIR:
VIM. II. Halter, auctioneer in the sale Of
sundry tools and machinery, which were
purchased by o. @. Dewey, Esq, for six
hundred dollars.
at the time the Centripetal Power com.
pany was organized and the prospects Of
success encouraging, the panic struck the
country, and everything in business, and
especially the manufacturing interests, be-
came Frustrated, and like all new enter
prises, there was considerable amount
OF prejudice against the Centripetal Power
Go. from those who would, ifitsucceeded, be
more or less affected in their business, and
while there still exists diversity OF opin.
ion among practical men relative to the
claims OF the Centripetal Power, 1t cannot
be denied that the power has been tested
corroboration OF this fact, would instance
the running OF cotton gins. One horse
with the Centripetal Power attached to an
eagle cotton gin, accomplishes more work
with greater ease than three mules on the
same gin, with the ordinary Pully Power.
This was tested in the presence OF the
Board OF Trade inIthe city Of New Orleans,
La. Similar testimony can be made OF
the utility Of the power on wood saw ma
chinery and the cider mill run by this
power, took the first premium at every
county fair wherever exhibited In West
Virginia, Pennsylvania and Ohio.
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MICHIGAN REPUBLIcANs.
They speak for pIaIne. or ,Iaine

lhey opium ioE nitihos OIL MAlnes
DETROIT, May l2-The Republican State
Convention assembled at Il A. NJ. and
was called to order. by Jas. Mcmillan,
Chairman OF the Republican State Central
Committee. Capt. E. P. Allen, OF Upsilan.
ii, was chosen temporary Chairman. After
the appointment Of the usual preliminary
committees the convention took o recess
till afternoon.
The various District delegations met
during the forenoon and selected the IS
District delegates TO which Michigan was
entitled. A large majority are for Blaine,
but they are not unanimous. Several
who will vote for Blaine at the first ballot
will abandon him II the prospect OF his
selection is not good after the second or
third ballot, and there are two hundred
pronounced Grant men in the number.
The delegates, with certainly one, pos
sibly one or two more exceptions from
the districts, arc strong Blaine men, and
will support him as long as there Is q
prospect Of his success,
The Convention reassembled at 2 P. NJ,
the Temporary organization being made
permanent. Among the resolutions
adopted was one declaring that the choice
Of the Republicans Of Michigan for Presi.
dent is James G. Blaine, and requiring
the delegates to use all proper means to
secure his nomination. The delegates at
large were then chosen.
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Cremation at wasbinr,on

PITTSBURGH, May IA special from
Washington, Pa, says the cremation Of
the body Of August Paetz took place to-
night. The remains were encased in a
plain coffin and was at once, after its arri-
val at the depot at Z p. NJ,
placed in a hearse and hastily driven to
furnace, which had been heated during
the day. The lady was wrapped in a
sheet saturated with alum water and.
placed in the retort at 8 In. NJ, and in Jess
than three hours the incineration was
complete. The ashes will be taken
to Europe by the daughter Of the d eceased.
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MADISON, May 1.-THE Democratic
State Convention was called to order at
noon, by Gen. A. @. Parkinson, Chairman
Democratic Committee. DR.. ]. B. Whit.
ing, Of Jonesville, was made temporary
Chairman, and w. A. Walker, Secretary.
After the appointment Of the permanent
committees by the Chairman, the Conyen.
ton took recess until 8 p. N.
Upon reassembling a permanent organ
ization was effected, and the usual com.
mittee reports made, after which an IN.
instructed delegation was elected.
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New YoRK, May l2.-Arived: Steamer
Ethiopia, from Glasgow; Labrador, from
Havre; Wisconsin and Abyssinia, from
Liverpool. and City. Of London, from Lon.
don.
Cork, May 12.-The United States ship
Constellation sailed yesterday, homeward
bound. The ships in the river dipped
their flags and the forts fred salutes.
QuRRNlTowN, May 12.-Steamer Cano.
pus, from Boston for Liverpool, Is of
Crook Haven, apparently disabled,
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attempt on lhe Life OF spanish Consul

Attempt on the Life OF spanish Consul.
NEW YORK, May IA dastardly at
tempt was made to-day by some party or
parties, at present unknown, to kill the
Spanish Consul, Gen. Hypolito D'Uriarte,
by means Of an internal machine, tap
pears that when his letters were brought
into his Office this morning among them
was a package about eight inches long
and three inches wide.
After examining his letters at his desk
the Consul took package which was
done up in brown paper: box.
To open it he used his penknife to do SO,
and Immediately he took the cover off the
box there was loud exposing, and some
balls Of fire shot out OF the box.
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town delegates, and did the city ones
proud by its fine playing.
Battle cry Of Freedom was good
tune to open the convention on.
Hon. L. Danford, OF Belmont county,
and Hon. John A. Campbell, OF Hancock,
occupied seats on the stage.
Newspaper men were neither few nor
far between yesterday. Among those
present we noticed Messrs. Dawson, OF
the Kingwood Journal; Morris, OF the
Richie Gazette; Gibbons, OF the PIT. Pleas
ant Monitor; Peterson, Of the Weston Re
publican; Deloe, Of the Tyler County Star; ;
Holt, Grafton Sentinel; Crouch, Mounds.
vile Commercial; Morgan, Morgantown
Pot; Hart, Wetzel Mei,engr; Wiley and
McEldowney, Wetzel Democrat; Richards,
Clarksburg Telegrdmj Cracrait, Charleston
Leader; Schofeld and Stevenson, Parkers-
burg STATE Journal; Fague, Keyser Echo;
LETTERS, Grafton Seminal.
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FLORIDA ACKNOWLEDGMENT

An Instructed Delegation for Grant and
Settle.
GAINESVILLE, FLA, May 12.-The Repub-
lican State Convention met at noon to-
day. After temporary organization W.
h. Hicks offered the following resolution
which passed without opposition:
Resolved, By the Republicans OF Florida,
in the State Convention assembled, that
the delegates elected to the National Con-
vention at Chicago, be and they are
hereby instructed TO vote as a unit for
President and Vice President OF the
United States, and to cast the vote for
US. Grant for President, so long as he is
a candidate before that Convention, and
for Thomas Settle for Vice President.
After the appointment of the Com
mittees on Credentials and Permanent
Organization, the Convention took a re.
cess until s o'clock.
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SERIOUS AcclDENT.-Yes yesterday morning
o man named Harry Palmer, who was EN-.
ployed at the Top Mill Blast furnace, met
with an accident by having a car load OF
cinders dumped on him. His head was
cut in frightiul maner, and his back and
other parts Of his body terribly bruised
and cut. DR.. Ulrich Is attending him at
the HospitAl.
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INsrALLArioN.-Th new Officers elect
Of the p. G. NJ. Council, Of the Grand
United Order OF Odd Fellows, were pub.
liCly installed on Tuesday evening at Nc.
Lains Hall by Past Grand Master W. NJ.
Forester. The Officers elect are as fol.
lows: VIM. Jones, NJ. w. G. NJ;
Geo. Walker, w. D. G. NJ; Franklin
Wright, W. q. s; Fielding Jones, w. G. T;
Willis Brown. W. G. WI g. w. johnson,
w. g. 9; B. R. Keys, w. g. g; Samuel
Rice, w. S, A;
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GI11RY SLAyE.-Mr. George Miller,
AGENT Of Barley Campbell's Galley Slave
Company, Is in the city arranging with
Manager Riester to present this great play
Monday and Tuesday, May 18th and 18th,
with the original company, which pro-
duced It one hundred nights in New York
eity 10 crowded houses. The company
that will be presented here Is Galley Slave
No. i las Mr.. Campbell had two other
companies playing the same play. This
company Is headed by the beautiful and
talented Maude Granger, assisted by that
powerful actress, Signora Mageroni and
Frank Evans. ]. ]. Sullivan, Estella Nor.
timer and many other New York fayorites.
The management takes pleasuse in an
nouncing that they will close their very
successful season here and go direct 70
their home in New York. Mr.. Campbell
will arrive here Friday and superintend
the production In person. It Ia Manager
Riester's intention to make this the great
dramatic event Of the season.
PRoY. EBElINo plays the piano tonight
OF the Opera House,
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TIE Nail City Brewing company's su-
perior Lager Beer, will be on draught in
all the principal saloons In this city,
Bridgeport, Bellaire, Benwood and Mar
tins Ferry, Saturday May 18th.
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CERTIFICATE OF IScoRPoRArIoS.-Secre-
tary OF State Brady yesterday issued q
certificate Of incorporation to the somes
Ice Manufacturing Company, for the pur-
pose OF producing ice artifcially for gen.
eral and domestic use, constructing, cool
ing, yentilating, refrigerating and warm
ing buildings and apartments; also the
manufacture and sale OF coolers, refriger.
ators and other articles Of manufacture; the
preservation OF food and other perishable
substances, and with the, intention Of
transacting any and all business properly
pertaining thereto or calculated to tacili.
The principal office shall be at Wash.
ington, D. O., and the certificate 70 expire
March Goth, 1900. Two hundred thousand
dollars have been subscribed and paid in
In patent rights as capital stock. The cap.
itai SO subscribed is divided into shares Of
500 each, Of which John Henry Rice
holds 40 shares; II. s. Vanderbilt and
Bryon somss, 80 shares each Frank Chase
somes, 700 shares, all Of Washington, D. O.
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DR.. j. G. Mccoy, 1910 Eoff street, offers
500 for case OF club-ieet, bow-legs, or
any deformity Of the limbs, he fails to
cure, after having pronounced the case
durable, provided the patient co.operates
with him in treatment.
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The Fire in the OIL Regious.

BRADFoRD, Pa, May l2.-shortly otter
noon to-day the fire again broke out in
the woods in Foster Brook Valley and
consumed a large amount OF oil pronertv
and oil. Several large tanks are now
burning, and others are threatened.
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CHEAP ExcuRIoN.-The P. O. 4 st. j.
Railroad will sell excursion tickets to
Pittsburgh Saturday, May 18th. Tickets
Going will he good on all trains Saturday.
Returning, will be good on trains leaving
Pittsburgh as follows: Saturday. ?. n.
Sunday $50 A. NJ, arriving at Wheeling
III 80 4. N. Special train leaving Sunday
night 1880 P. NJ, arriving at Wheeling
about 2 A. NJ. and on all regular trains
Monday. Fare 81 so for round trip.
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FROM hundreds Of reported cases where
patients have increased In weight from
fige to forty pounds while using Fellows
Compound Syrup OF Hypophosphites, no
doubts remain Of It's powerful action ON
the organs Of nutrition.
Sold by Logan, List & Go. AwFaw.
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Those elegant summer silks, colored
silks and brocade silks, because we ask no
fancy prices-our old motto. We are sat:
isfied with small profit and increase OF
sales. Come and see US ere you buy.
/. BLUM & Bro.
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IN the Circuit Court yesterday the ar
gument in the case Of the Chesapeake &
Ohio r. r. Go. vs. Miller auditor, was pro.
ceeded with. Col. Hogeman Of Kanawha,
and Judge Robertson Of Virginia, argued
the case for the Railroad. Col. White
will conclude this morning for the state
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The British Consul at Bourgas, eastern
Roumelia, telegraphs the British Ambas:
sador at Constantinople, that Q band Of
soldiers from Bulgaria, entered the dis
trict OF Aidos, pillaged nine Turkish vii.
lagos, killed several men, and outraged
some women,
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WASHINGTON, May 13.-1A.M.-For Ten
nessee and the Ohio Valley, falling bar.
ometer, southeast winds, cooler, followed
by warmer, clear or hazy weather.
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EVERYBODY pleased with the bargains
we are selling and have sold in black
gros grain silks. No house in the State
sells as elegant silks 80 cheap. Come and
see them. l. BLUM q BRO.
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White Marseilles Dresses for Children
selling away down at Emshelmer's Dry
Goods House, near Second Ward Market
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The Boggs Run Literary Society will
debate on Saturday night, May 10, 1880.
ResOlred, That Woman Suffrage Is essen
tial to the welfare Of the American Re-
public.
Affirmative, H. Keltz, J. Kemple and s.
Hartman. Negative, II. Mason, Jos. De-
vine and A. EberlIng.
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ONE DOLLAR all wool cashmere down 70
rs cents, at Emsheimer's little Dry Goods
House around the corner.
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500 yards "a Pacific Camhrics, selling
all over at 200 down to loo per yard, at
Emshelmsr's.
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scRoruLA Of thirty years standing has
been cured by "Dr. Lindsey's Blood
Searcher." Sold by all druggists.
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rwnAr every one says must be true,''
that "Dr. Sellers Cough Syrup" has no
equal for coughs and colds. Try 1t
Price Csc.
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PRICES to suit everybody; II you want
bargains in shoes and slippers, call at l..
v. Bonds.
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Black satins 10 satisfy Everyone.

Mrs. W. J. H. Boww will be "peasant
maid" tonight at the Opera House.
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Miss A. v. Hupp sings with violin, obli'
cato by Prof. Vaas tonight at the Opera
House.
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educe tho Card Rate to IS 20 and Or.
der Another Runnension.

heuuce tue OHfu IsHte 70 % 20 HHu UT
der Another Suspension.
PITrsBuRaH, May 12.-At the regular
meeting Of the Western Nail Association
this morning, it was decided to reduce the
card rate to s. %, and a resolution was
also presented, which was adopted unani
mously, that the nail mills suspend op.
erations two weeks out Of the next three,
commencing Monday, May 18th.
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A BRILLIANT waltz song, is Mrs. sheib's
selection for tonight at the Opera House.
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Miss LA CLIFTON sings in costume TO-
night at the Opera House.
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STRIPED summer silks down to 4S cents,
at Emsheimer's.
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"AU1p Robin Gray" will be sung in cos.
tune tonight at the Opera House.
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WILL D4r, in mouth organ solos to-
night at the Opera House.
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ALL wool bunting, % cents, at EN-
sheimer's.
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PERSONAL MESTIos.-Major E. w. s.
Moore who has been in the city for day
or two, leaves for the National Capital TO-
u" ). H. Hetzel, of Morgan County, one OF
the Secretaries Of yesterdays convention.
saws he isn't much OF politician but he
has the biggest tannery in the Union.
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DR.J.G. MCCOY
.Hs returned to Wheeling, on his regular monthly
visit, and will remain until
MONDAY, MAY17.

HUNDAfI MAYl7.
Dr. Mccoy treats Chronic diseases, .Priyns doa,es,
Female diseasesand Physical Detor mi.IS, Cross Eyes
Aarellp, BOv-legs, Club Feet, &e. Cure, BOw.ltss,
Club Feet and Deiornltis Of he Limbs, without
palm or the use Of the knife. The Doctors wife a..
sisI In the Treatment Of female cases Consultation
lree' Once No. 1910 Eoa ,trOs {, wheeling, W. Va.
Remember s1S,, tAsdlts. until ioadly, Nay H.
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Summer Dress Goods nj Bargains.
A great many dress goods suitable for
this season, very cheap, to close out.
Look over our stock before you buy.
!. BLUM & Bro.
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Miss ELLA LEWIS appears as Gipsey
Girl tonight at the Opera House.
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VIOLIN Solos by Prof. Was tonight at
the Opera House.
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SILVER TABLEwARE.-Rars Bargains at
the Iewelry Store Of
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We offer elegant black satins for dress
or trimmings so cheap as to satisfy every
body. l. BLUM q BRO.
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JACOB W. GRUBB,
Corner Twelfth and Market Streets.
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Lawns & Lawn Suits,

EdWI1S q LdWH Oullo5
The landsomest styles, at
i. BLUM q BROS.
summer Silks-Better Bargains
offered daily. 1. BLUM q BIO.
Buntings-Best value for the
money, l. BLUM I" n""'
nIack siiks-Lower than You will
find elsewhere. /. BLUM d BRO.
Black Cashmeres-Special offer.
ings daily. 1. BLUM d BRO.
Novelties in Dress Goods-Re-
duced 10 suit every one.
I. BLUM d BRO.
Handsomest line oiSummer SILKS
In the city. i. BLUM d BRO.
Rroeade SILK and satin de Lyon,
very cheap. 1. BLUM q BRO.
Bugle Gimp and Bugle Frinses-
Rest assortment. L.BLUM d BkO.
Our great specialties this season-summer
Silks, Black Silks, Fancy Silks, Dress Goods,
lawns and Lawn Suits. II You wish to see a
fine display at moderate cost. Give US call.
mys /. BLUM. & BRO.
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TIE grand toy symphony tonight at the
Opera House,
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MRs. sHED's Musical Entertainment al
the Opera House tonight.
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For sale-Grocery.
For Sale-Book Store.
White Mountain Freezers-Nesbitt q
t Opera House-Galley Slave.
Moulding-McLure House Art Store.
Cheap Excursion to Pittsburgh.
@a Va se 4t Gil or Woman, Laundry.
Wanted-A Sewing Girl.
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WRATHRR INDICATIONS,

= A. ". l2M.8P. M.I7Ax. 12N. sr.x. Jpn
20 SO 50 50 ] O. so 80 u
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THERMOMETER REooRD.-The following
shows the range OF the thermometer, as
observed at schnepf's drug store, Opera
House corner Yesterday:
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John EMSHEIMER,
Che 1atelligettter.
New Adyertiaements.

once. Nos. ao and "a Fourteenth street.
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THE folks Of Pleasant Valley are ar
ranging for social gathering at Mem
minger's Orchard, on next Wednesday
evening, May 18th. Over two hundred
invitations have been issued for 1t. 7. 7.
Cockayne's Orchestra will be in attend
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PRoY. EBE1IXo plays the piano tonight
Of the Opera House,
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A DISGUISED Bourbon remarked yester-
day that the convention was the meanest
one he had ever seen. ~ have been
standing around all day and haven't been
asked to take drink yet, whereas, II 1t
were Democratic one they would be haul
ing drunken delegate out every five min
ptea.n
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Black Cashmeres-Special offer.
ings daily. I. BLUM d BRO.
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nIaek siiks-Lower than you will
find elsewhere. i. BLUM d BRO.
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Broeade SILK and satin de Lyon,
VERY chenp. 1. BLUM q BRO.
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Haudsomest line oisummer silks
In the civ. l. BLUM d BRO.
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Mr.. Vandervoort, Of Harrison county,
took the floor to reply TO Mr.. Dawson. He
insinuated that the latter was uttering
sentiments dictated to him by gentleman
who stood by him. He could not see that
the Third district as a district had any
rights that this convention was bound to
respect. This was a State Convention.
Mr.. Dawson repealed with seorn the i'm,
putation cast upon him by Vanderyoorti
but before he finished some one called for
the previous question, which was put,
vote by counties being called for and
taken, with the following result:
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Novelties In Dress Goods-Re-
duced 10 suit every one.
I. BLUM d BRO.
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Buntings-Best value for the
r,oney. 1. BLUM q BRO.
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-Ss71'Fs's7'''''''s f'''s'ss'a''F''tVs1V % wv v
This ratified the minority report, and
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Bugle Gimp and Bugle Fringes-
Rest assortment. I. BLUM d BRO.
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summer silks-Better bargains
offered daily. i. BLUM d BRO.