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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-02
oARTIELp MEMORIAL TABLET.

A marble tablet has been placed in the
ladies' waiting room Of the Baltimore 4
Potamic depot to mark the spot where
President Garfield was shot, The table is
Of American statuary marble, and consists
Of a sill resting upon two corbals, outside
Of which are two pilasters, representing an
axe and fasces; two draped flags form the
canopy over the inscription in gold letters,
James A. Garfield, President Of the
United States; shot July 3, 1881" The
whole is surmounted by an eagle with out
stretched wings, holding in its talons a
bundle Of arrows and laurel leaves,
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nn.Iai Yais sr IrI..nnsin.

MAbtsoS, December 1.-The official vote
Of the State for Governor shows Rusk, Re.
publican, Sl,7j3 votes; Pratt, Democrat,
Bs,sO3; Kanouse, Temperance, 1925, AL
las, Gfeenbacker, 0,g74. Rusk's plurality,
1850. This was the lowest Republican
plurality, the highest being for Lieutenant
Governor, l4,209.
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Sufferers From kidney and liver

The direct result Of yitiated blood and weak
organic movement, will find Simmons Liver
Regulator true remedy for these complaints.
and strengthens The entire system, by pro.
Noting the healthy action Of the liver aud
kidneys
II have been troubledwiLh liver complaint,
kidney disease aud bad blood for long time.
! have used Simmons Liver Regulator, aud
II has done ME more good than oil the lnediA
cine ever took. would not be withoutit,
Ono. II. PRAf4,
NJ. 8. Deputy Collector, ID DIST CO..
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1SptASAPoLts, sDeCember IA special
10 the Nsirs from Union City reports the
failure Of the National Marriage and Dover
Association. A large number Of these as
soCiailon shave been organized in this State
within the last few months, and two .ol
them have already failed.
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bushy Rivals,

CfSctSNArf, December 1.-James Ellis
received what Is supposed to be a fatal pis.
tol shot wound tonight at the corner Of
Fourth and Walnut at the hands Of Isaac
Williams. Both are colored and both pay.
ing attention TO the same woman. They
met tonight, quarrelled and Ellis was shot
through the breast Williams has not yet
been arrested.
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TERBE HAurE, December 1.-The case OF
Rev Hiram W. Thomas, Of Chicago, came
up before the Methodist Judicial Confer.
ence here tonight, on an appeal. The ap.
peal was not entertained, on the ground
that Thomas has gone out Of the church
since bis trial, and the church has no juris.
diction In any cases except those Of mem.
hers.
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itn..ihiS In.I,innl

tTuIuA, N. ", December l.-Steam and
hot lidnid, carelessly turned into q vat in
a paper mill, which two workmen were
cleaning, scalded one 10 death, and proba.
bly, mOrtally injured the other,
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IT,, memorial tablet to be inserted in
49, raIl Of the depot over the spot where
s,,tsId WAS standing when he received
Sa' pa fatal bullet, has been received at
Warrington, .-.
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STlEEI-0n Thnnday morning Detembss 1.
1881 Mh ]. L. sfiSAL, In the 1bth year q hiI ags.
The mineral will take piace on saturday. az
O'Clock p ~, from hS late residence, sl1 Main
street. lntermentAlMt. Wood Cemetery. Frionds
Of the family are FNFsc.luuyI
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4, tbe National Tariff Convention the
,,bs, Jay an Ohio delegate quoted Stanza
,,,m s A familiar hymn, somewhat altered to
suit the occasion;
Ttom IInmpshlrp'S Icy mountains,
Fum FlOridAa coral strand,
To where the Rocky ranges
ROli down thcir golden Eald
Protection oh, pEOteCtlan
The Joyful sound proclaim
mi each remOlest section
Ils learned the tAriifsnAme,
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SeRASroN, Pa, December i.-At a Ate
@@tly this morning, an old lady named
is. s. Mccarthy and Mira Reed, were
puIhed 10 death,
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RoNE, December l.-Cardinal Jacobin,
the Papal Secretary OF State, will avail
himself Of the presence of Cardinal Gnibert,
Archbishop Of Paris, and other French
prelates, on the occasion OF the forthcom.
Ing ceremony Of the canonization, to con.
fer with them In relation to the religious
affairs in France. Il is generally believed
that tho Vatican will, as long as possible,
pursue the policy Of temporization towards
the French Government
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ss,ei So.. Is and "a Fourteenth street.

:, :. aid when Private Dalzell heard that
. u yn.,master : General talked Of reducing
ns ,l.,., nostage to two cents he burst into
happy tears,
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lotsIhe will win, but il the balloting goes
beyond that there will probably bea long
contest that will bring new manto the
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81. PErEsBuRo, December Previous
70 Nlcolal sankowskl's attempt upon the
life Of General Tcherevine at tho Ministry
Of the Interior the Project OF Police re-
ceived an incoherent and threatening let
TER pointing to an intention to assassinate
both General TCherevine and General Ig-
natieif. The writer, medical student,
was arrested
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Guileau was permitted TO indulge in his
nassion upon the pending political situa-
lion nj the time Of the shooting, until
speaking Of the Presidents ingratltude to
Grant and Conkling he was led by Judge
Porter to admit that ingratitude Is the
basest OF crime. .. e,
Judge Porter-Stop there. What would
YOU have thought Of your act in killing the
President had he given you the Paris Con.
sulship instead OF having refused III
Guileau had previously said that Gar.
field was his (prisonet's) warm personal
and bolitiCal friend; that no personal
measures whatever were involved In his
act, and fearing, evidently, that some trap
Was being laid for him, he hesitated a mo-
met1t, and then, with great emphasis, said:
III want 10 lust iasteh you solid right here.
I wonldnt have taken the Paris Consult
ship after the fist Of June II | had been
atboihted 10 Il, and the President and Sec.
rataTv blaine had both beseeChed me on
ibsjt knees 10 take II. had at that time
sssolVpd 10 remove the President for the
good Of the American people.
TnE ORDEAL TELLS oS.-HtN.
After recess Guiteau resumed tue stand,
hooking very haggafd and worn. The cross
examination, however, continued as be-
GuIleati said he had no special purpose IN
usInV some ilattering words TO Blaine,
simply made q suggestion TO him that u
case lie assisted me in getting the Paris
Consulship | should feel bound, In case he
wns A candidate atthe National Convention
sssist him. That Is the way they do 10
Ioiitics, The Judge understands that Is tn!
Way politicians get on. You tickle me,
tickle you: p-,,.., n..a.,,
letter marked "priyate," in which y9r
aid, / intend to express my sympathy iol
YOU on account Of the press1uree, tha. !,1 Ia
beeti on YOU since you come TO this city,
InSGYes, / wrote that letter Ny tdel
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BELGRADE, December l.-The govern.
ment will undertake to introduce In the
skuptrchina in March Jewish emancipa-
ton bill in conformity with the treaty Of
Berlin. The Servian Jews will be by the
new bill placed on equality with the Jews
and Austrian subjects.
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Shortly afterwarl Guiteau became very
indignant at Judge Porter's use Of the
word "murder," and shouted Gercely:
"You seem to delight in the Use Of the
words kill and murder There's no Use
Of your whining in that way. The mere
outward fact oihow removed the President
has nothing whatever to do with this case"
Guiteans shrewdness In detecting and an
tiCipatlng any point which might be made
against him was marked feature Of the
Investigation. Judge Porter pressed him
very closely 10 fix the day when he re.
ceived his alleged inspiration to remove
the President, and Gniteau finally shrleked
out, 40 remove all this loose talk. want
YOU to know that would have removed
The. President at any time between the
middle OF June and the I'd Of July II l had
found an opportunity. I would have done
II for the good Of the American people"
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TnE DALMATIAX NsrRREcrIoN.

vienna, December I.-Accounts from
Dalmatia are conflicting. It has been
stated that everything has been quiet for
week. Other advices state that Of
force Of 100 soldiers who participated in
killed.
Pesther Lloyd's correspondent at Kriv.
oscie says the insurgents perpetrated fearful
outrages on the wounded Austrian soldiers.
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NEWS BY THE CABLE.
OF INTEREST ABROAD.


LONDON, December The &qadayd
says; The official documents which Senior
Vicupa, Secretary Of the Chilian Legation
at Paris, forwarded US, and which are too
long to publish in full, bear out our
original statement Of the facts. The con.
solatoFy find vicuna satisfied in regard TO
the impossibility Of the encroaching policy
on the part Of the United States, II would
be still more reassuring to learn that his
government shared his belief. AS it is,
they have shown their appreciation Of
American interference in their affairs,
70 quote Vicuna's phrase, in suppressing
Calderons government, to which the United
States had extended special patronage.
An extra police force has again been
stationed in Downing street to protect
Gladstone's residence, during his temper.
lry soiourn there,
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DUBLIN, December Ia farmer living
near Aughras, county Leitrim, was assaulted
by party oil armed men last evening and
received twelve wounds, 1t is believed
his injuries will prove fatal. He had paid
his rent.
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Qnes.-Was That inspired
The prisoner hesitated and seemed about
10 dodge the question, when Porter stopped
him with an impatient "now, now, now.
Ans.-(Mocklngly) Now, now, now
Ithuught Grant or Blaine would be notni.
mated, and when Garfield was nominated
on the 3Gth ballot, ii WIS an act OF God.
The facts surrounding his election would
sustain the position that Il was the act Of
God, and the facts surrounding his removal
would sustain the same position.
Tie prisoner complained ofbeing iatigued,
saving that he was not used to speaking for
Ave hours at time, and the Court adj
tnttrnpi
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-26
PERSON AL.

Judge Ferris, of Waxahachie, was in the
city yesterday.
Joe Morris. of Fort Worth, was in the
city yesterday.
Tom Gerrin, of Denton, is guest at the
Grand Windsor.
! JB Hereford, ofin.urance fame, left last
evening for u trip 10 Daugeriied.
The infant daughter of Judge Il. Il. Burke,
which has been very i'll, is better.
Lawrence flanagan, prominent stock
dealer of north Louisiana, is in tho city.
Colonel h. S. Graham, of Graham, Texas,
ii spending few dsysin the city.
Is. Miller, of the Southern News COM
pany, Is back again from a jaunt over the
couniry.
Leon Kahn, tho boot end shoe merchant,
has returned from business trip TO New
York.
Miss Emma Akers, of Benton, Illinois, is
visiting tho family of hor uncle, Il. A.
Husbo', Of hi. city
r. Sessingar, with Charles Wright & Co.,
manufacturers non.stcret medicines, Detroit,
bic ligan, Is IN the ely.
MIR. Olem Wells rid Mr.. Dood Jenkins,
of GroeDvills, arc IN tho city and registered
At the Grand Windsor.
II. 7. Hughes, the popular passenger agent
OF the Missouri Pacific road, has returned
from trip through southern Texss.
Mr.. w. p. Siler and wife returned yestei-
dNi IF M several weeks visit 10 Ashevile,
n Jria Carolina, much improved in health.
Thomas Picko! Is wanted at his fathers
bedside, Cleveland, Ohio. Particulars ins
quire of DR.. cochran, postmaster, DALAI.
Mr. std Mrs. j. d, PadgiW returned from
the Gus; Tuesday night, where they have
been ',ioufnug for tho past two or three
We, Ike.
Mias Tuliio Murphy has returned TO the
city after months absence at Hughes
Springs. Many friends welclmo her home
sgsin.
Mr. Julos Cboudron, with Stone & Keat-
ing,and Il iitsl.class engineer 0nd an exper. In
sho handling Of steam ongines aud other ma
chinery, Is in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. Q. FOllon, of Waco, who
have been spending the summer north,
stopped over here last night with their
daughter Mrs. j. d. Pa'gln. They left
yesterday morning for home.
L.Craddock left on last evenings cas-
bound train for Hot Springs whore no will
spend two weeks, whom no will return with
his wife who hAs betn there for a
month or more for her health, which Il much
improved.
General y Il Pierce, late prominent c,i-
zen of the state of Aikunsss, has moved 10
Dallas with his family, aud win in future
make this city his home His two daughter,
Misses Daisy and May Pierce, will boa val
liable acquisition 10 the society OF Dallas.
Father Whitman, secretary OF 81. Charles
college Of Grand OjtesuK, La., Is guest of
Father MartiGo. Any one wishing TO 100
him in regard TO tho college, may celia hi,
70 idence.
Mlsses May and Bette Carter, daughters
OF DR.. j. L. Carter, have returned after
spending two months away among friends
and relatives. These accomplished young
ladies have returned In time 10 assume their
duties a. teachers, one In tie public schools
Of this city, and the othe' who has been res
Gently appointed q teacher In tho deaf aud
dumb institute. al Austin, where she will 10
The first day OF September.
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GnIyeston,a Room.

The Island City has boom on at lasl, and
so big one that there is neither residence
nor tt're 10 b. rented Her business men
are full Of business, and the place IL running
over with attractions and inducements OF all
sorts. Chief among those In tho commercial
line is the great ilb ttllce, stationery ware
house End lithogpphipg establishment of NJ
Strickland. lie has kept paco with the IN.
n,etse ptrgres of Galveston, AID to dsy lie
able 10 do work with bis unequalled hcili.
ties tho, cnbnoI be surpassed In neatness OF
execution, promptne;s and bedrock priees
by any similar house In the south or even the
north Csll on him on tho Strand and eco
or yours ives.
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Save You Hair-Keep it Beautiful.
The "London Hair Color Restorer' Is
he most delightful srtic lever introduced 10
to American people and is totally different
from all other hair restorers, being entirely
free from all impure ingredients that lender
many other articles for the hair obnoxious.
Where badness, or falling of the hair exists,
or prematurely grayness from sickness, or
other causes, ito use will restore the natural
youthful youthful color, and cause healthy growth,
lruh, &C., at the same time most pleasing
md lasting hair dressing, fragrantly perfum-
I'd, rendering the hair soft and plsbe, making
t an Indispensable article in every toilet ASK
you druggist for London Hair Color Restor-
". Price, 10 cents bottle. Six bottles, 81.
Main depot for the United States, $50 North
Sixth street, Philadelphia.
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jim Gslliger, w Parks, Tom Frazier,
John Hunter, w II Bedford and Ed Elliot,
were each fined SIS for drunkenness.
Robert Gilmer fss. riding continued.
John skully cursing and swearing Rned
So.
Fatty McGinis fighting discharged.
Jim Jones interfering with private prop
erty fned So.
w G Barr same otfense fined So.
Hannah Logan obscene language hncd SO
George Morgan vagrant fined SO.
Maud Swan vsSrsnt fined 81 80.
Helen Scsnlen vsgrant continued.
Moses McMssten fighting fineG So.
Ike Slanter fighting fined S..
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UETY CHIT OuaT.

Pairie ickens on ice, Mt Jsrretts.
The mercury yesterday registered oil 10l
degrees in the shade.
Bob Gilmer was fined yesterday 81 aud
cost for fest riding.
The cutters on Msin street were flushed
yesterday. The cutters on the other stree {
need II also.
Joe Polser, charged with an aggravated
assault on one Richards, WA discharged yes
terday, Ia Justice Eiwavds' court.
Within the uex. low days passenger trains
will be run regularly or tue Texas Trunk
road between ID Las aud kaufman.
Justice L wards lined jim Shnson 81 md
costs { = udng ptoiaue language, yest4r, ~,
and S25 and coat for carrying pistol.
Mr.. Dixon, who.e house was burn,d NJ.
the fair grounds Wednesday night nf 'bo
opinion ths, Il was the work Of TN incond ar
The complete dirsc,ory of both city fnd
county combined ia now being compiled by
competent parties and will shortly DO pre-
scented to the public.
The trustees OF Lamar Street NJ. f.
church have purchased the lot on the =
ns: OF Nj in and Sycamore streets on WI h
they propose TO erecta hs dsome churcl eel.
Il &C.
Tho Periclean society Is still alive, an nc.
complaining good for the membets. The
last topic they tackled was the Chinese
question, and II was decided that the heather
Chinee must 20.
While the driver was in tho act OF hitch
ing tbe mulee 10 TN Etvay street car, yea.
terdsy morning, they broke away from him
and ran good way down Au,sin street DO.
fore they we're caught.
Tue court house nov is one of the moi'
pleasan, rs we'll Ms quiet plaees of re,ort TO
DO found 10 tho city. Neither Of tho courts
are 10 session aud The various officers have
plenty Of limo 10 entertain visitors.
Tho HERALD returns ihanks 10 Uncle
Charlie Galloway for walking cane
made from The bark of the jamestown
woet, and perforated with holes as numerous
and varied ne the hie brands of excellent
cigars thu, no sells on tho corner Of Main
aud Austin streets.
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Hamilton Female College, Lexington,
Kentucky

This is the most popular college in the
south for young ladies. Situated in tho
midst of the famous "Blue Grass Region"
noted for the heslthfulness of its climate aud
beauty of scenery. Accommodations unsur-
passed, flne buildings, excellent course of
study, large and able faculty, unrivaled sd
vsntages in music and painting, But two
young ladies occupy room. Over tweDt,
students from Texas last session. An escort
furnished pupils Fall term begins Sept.
l2lh. For terms, route, references, csta.
loguos, Monthly" etc. apply to
i. z. STCLAIR, Dallas, Texsg
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Mrs. @. I. DickeDson's school will open
for the schorl year on the 10Th of September,
1881. Having secured efficient assistants
this school will embrace the four depart
ments viz: Primary, intermediate, grammar
and high school. Best instructors in elocu-
ton, drawing, painting snd music have been
secured. Further information can DO OBJ.
tanned through circulars or in addressing
Mrs Dickinson ct 1923, jackson street,
Dallas, Texas.
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Call for the Hunstsble boot.


Southeast corner of the public square
Greenville, Texas.
Tho rooms are large and we'll ventilated.
Everything in the house Is now, handsome
and comfortable. Large sample rooms for
commercial travellers. The hotel Is conducted
on the European plan. Travellers can get
their meals TO order at any time of tho day
or night
Opened March 18Th, 1881.
A. SHANDY,
Manager.
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Charged with an Aggravated Assault

Ed. Watkins, y knight of the razor, WAS
arrested yesterday afternoon, by Deputy
Sheriiis Rawlins and Lewis, on the charge of
having committed an aggravated assault on
his wife. He and his wife had misunder-
standing yesterday M rfning at their house,
corner OF Poydrsa I'd Jackson streets. She
has been corresponding with male &C.
Quaintance, who lives in Michigan, agsins,
his WILL and this brought about i'll feelings
between them.
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Tarsly Train .

The north bound passenger train on tho
Houston g. Texas Central road, due here 81
1880 Wednesday night, did lot arrive until
o o'clotk yesterday morning, having besn
detained fy tho wrecking Of the south bound
passenger train near Groesbeck which o..
CURED The evening before.
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GnlYeston Nova,

Esssyipg TO doctor the scars received by
the candidates. for the presidency the Msdi,
sor, Wisconsin Democrat, wisely prescribts
ST. Jacobs OIL OF course wo could not ex--
pect our worthy contemporary to do other
wise than recommend that famour old Ger
man remedy, which all wounds but those OF
love, and soo!hes all pain, save those OF
political disappointment.
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Announcement.

The shil men. of Hungarian flour which
was delayed 8, Icing on account Of repairs at
the mill hes al last srr,yed. We will now
be enabled 10 supply our customers with it
regularly as heretofore. This -four is now
very popular and sales OF the same have
trlpled sinco its introduction. In order to
give everybody en- opportunity 10 try il we
have concluded 10 sell the flour in
quantities to suit
CAIN, FREIBERG & Co.
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TO All Menl

We arc now receiving our fall supply of
fine dress and business suitings for fall and
winter wear.
We have without doubt the largest and
fines! collection of wooden goods ever seen ia
north Texas, and probably in the state.
Tho citizens of Dallas and vicinity will find
It to their interest TO visit our establishment
before purchasing their fall suits.
DOUGLAS Bros, Merchant Tailors,
COZ Main Street.
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d W. MILAN

NJ, 7 MORGAN, D W. MILAN
Hot Springs, Arkansas,
SUMTER HOUSE,
MoToAN n MILAN, Props.
This house, being conveniently located TO
oath houtes ard surrounded by beautiful
hadc irees, is unsurpassed by any hotel in
he valley as home for sck and wearied;
lavng oil the modern Improvements, such
IS gas telephone, etc ID. w. Milan is
ormerly Of Dallas, Texas, and will be pleased
tn tee his many friends ard acQuaintenccs,
md will take great pains that their wishes
Ie g-s,iHed. Have your baggage checked.on
Ho. Springs railroad 70 Sumpier house.
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Dallas Maic and Female College

l'pgus It's fourth annual session Monday
September 8, under full and efficient fso'
ul,y. The repairs on tho building will b.
complies by that time. A hack will DO rut
for tho convenience Of students, For par,
ticulNrs address
Q. II. HoBps, President, cor. Good street and
Pacific avenue,
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Kids 25, So, 80 cents at Peorson's. Mitts
80, 90, rs cents, $40 0, Sl.25, $3.50 AID $500,
at Parsons. Bonnets and.hats $1,$2, So,
81, So, So, at Pesrson's Ladies' hoes s
cents a pair embroidery cents q yard, at
Parsons. Bargains at Pesrson's on Mon
day. and those other days that follow Mons
day,
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Me Arc Alirnd.

B,itloca largest stock, no old goods.
carried over. Novelties daily arriving IN
millinery, ladies cults, fancy goods notions
and everything 'or ladies' wesr. Convince
yoor.eit u. n. X "sn,hsl 81 Co.e. corner Elm
and PJy Tres stieeta.