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LABOR MATTERS.
The situation Mt Pittsburs.

PrrrsBuRG, September S.-The action Of
the district meeting of the Amalgamated
Association, tomorrow, is waited for with
interest by all parties A prominent mem:
Der of the association who, is president Of
a sub-lodge, said that caucuses OF large
number Of lodges had been held, to-day
and that it had been decided
to propose in the district meet
ing to compromise with the manufacturers
by Withdrawing all demands and offer ring.
to return to work, provided 1915 per ton is
given for pudding and the scale signed.
Last years scale was $3.50 and the strike
was for $500, In case the manufacturers
refuse to accept these terms, the member
continued, we will continue the
strike indefinitely. A careful can
vass has been made, and we find that
il we refuse to go to work only four hun
dred and fifty members from eleven differ
ent lodges will secede and that will not be
enough to injure us. The manufacturers
who had intended starting non-union, to-
morrow. have concluded to hold off to see
what will be done at to-morrow's meeting.
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SATURDAY, soTH SEPTEMBER, 1850,
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST MADE
ID by David Henderson and Maggie his
wife, and Annie Henderson, TO the underslgn.
ed trustee, dated on the 18th day Of March In
the year 1870, and recorded in the clerks office
OF The County Court OF Ohio county, West Vlr.
ginia, in deed Of trust book No. ID, page $40,
VII, on
SATURDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF sEPTEM.
Der, 1882,
sell at public auction, to the highest and bes
bidder, at the front door OF the Court House o
Ohio county. commencing at 10 O'Clock A. u
OF, said day, the following described property,
tba, IL TO ay: Lotnumbered twenty nine. on
the C.. ,rner OF Main and Monroe streets, In the
town o. Triadelphia, in said county OF Ohio.
togeiher with all the buildings and appurteu.
ances on and belonging to said property.
Dwelling house and btoreroom on the pro-
perry. ..,, . a.. ...-
with Interest in one year, and the residue
thereof In two yean from the day Of s S The
with good security for the deferred p9ym
and as further security the ieghl Title VIII De
sgiI j. ID. EWING, Trustee.
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NARROw ESCAPE.
A Lamp Explosion Severely Barns
Ernest Quasehing.

Yesterday morning North Wheeling had
q narrow escape from q kerosene cItas-
trophe. Ernest Qussching who resides on
the east side of Main street, three doors
below Seventh street, arose at $50 O'Clock
and going to the mantel turned up the
lamp. The instant he did so, an explosion
followed and the burning oil aud fragments
of the lamp were dashed over him. He had
nothing on but his shirt and it at once t lok
FIRE, as we'll as the carpet and several arti-
cles of clothing lying near. He retained
his presence of mind and, calling for help,
tore the burning shirt from him and eX-
tiDguished it, while his wife ran in aud
smothered out the flames springing up
from the floor.
, Ernest was badly burned about the hands
and limbs, and his abdomen was more or
less incinerated. While he suffers severely
his physician says the hurts are not fatal.
Two chairs, the carpet and q lot Of chill
dren's clothing were burned somewhat,
but the family may congratulate itself
upon escaping With as small loss as it
did
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BASE BALL BRIEFS.
General Notes OF the Games in This
Locality.

Standard VS. Neshannock, to-day.
The colored man will catch, after all.
The game will be called at ) P. NJ. sharp,
to-day.
Laird saws he is liable to have one off
inning in game. This was the fifth on
Saturday.
The Detroits will play here on October 4.
The date Wa secured hy AMie.".GSger tE.GGsijsh
Yesterday.
The Cincinnatis, Baltimores. Clevslands
and AlleghenieS are expected mere during
September.
Now if some of those visiting clubs would
only bat 10 right field. But then that's
Just JOe's luck.
The Parkersburg Stars play here on We'd
nesday and Thursday of this week. Blythe
way, who are the Stars?
The fair association should have the
grass cut on the Standard grounds. 1t
should also have the whitewash, foul and
distance lines made.
Barkley's hands, which got very sore
during Saturday game are all right again,
and he will play good game to-day.
The way batting and fielding averages are
made up is scarcely fair. The result does
not show the number of chances accepted.
Pittsburg newspapers said nothing OF the
two defeats the Standard gave the Jennings.
Had the games been the other way, the full
scores would have been given.
The managers OF the fair should have a
curtain put up in the rear OF the grand
stand. The sun is almost unbearabIy hot
in the middle of the afternoons.
Certain it is, Wheeling supports the
games well, as far as attendance goes. The
crowds are larger, in proportion, than those
turned out in the cities Running league
clubs.
The Riverside will play the Wellsburg
team if the latter will guarantee their ex
penses. Last time our boys went up there
they did not get enough to defray their eX-
penSeS up and back.
On Saturday the Allegheny and Neshan.
mock played at Newcastle, the former win
ming by a score OF 9 to 3. This would indi.
cate the NeshannockS will give the Stand.
ards a close tusSle to-day.
Harry Mcclure, who was in s.. Louis
when the Baltimores played there, en-
deavored 10 arrange for a game here, but
could get no date. The manager promised
to send dates later in the season.
Flint Walker, the colOred catcher who
came down with the Steubenvilte's, will
catch for the NeshannOcks to-day. The
Grand House will entertain the team. Flint
is said to be phenomenal catcher.
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Tux GRAND IURY.
Some of the Cases 10 be Considered To-

DHy.
To-day the Circuit Court begins it's fall
term and at 8 o'clock the Grand Jury will
be charged by Judge Jacob. The following
gentlemen have been summoned:
Washington District - James Roberts
Henry XoeCkler.
Madison-M l.. OFT, A. g. Robinson.
Clay-James McCourtney, NJ. Reilly.
Union-W. b. Simpson, John Oesterling.
Centre-C. W. Seabright, John Vogler ,Sr.
Webster-S. J. Ellifritz, VIM. Hastings.
Ritchie-A. Ray.
Liberty-GeOrge Rice.
Triadel phia-J. NJ Brown.
RichmOnd-A. J. Wilson.
The Grand Jury will have an unusually
large number of cases this time, and among
them are the following:
Isaac, John and Elias Beal, charged with
the murder of Harry Paxton, who was shot
onthe night of Dec. Sd, 1881 and died on
Aug. 81, 1882. The Beals are in Jail.
WILDER Milligan, charged with the muir
der of Charles Davis, on the Island, on
March 10, 1852. He was admitted to bail
on May 20.
John McCleary, Abe Boston, George
Gray, Julius Hotire and Joseph Greiner,
charged with arson. These are the boys
who are accused of burning the North
Wheeling glass works and other buildings
They were committed on April %.
Euge ne Cady, charged with stealing an
iron valve from the city on May 6.
George Troutman, John Mooney and
William Florence, charged with burgarz
ing the house of Ed Dennis, at Elm Grove,
on May q.
The following are charged with petit
larceny: Frank Campbell, Daniel Stewart,
Toby Vance, Robert Thompson, Tom
O'Brien, Robert Taylor and John Kinney.
Grand Iarceny-Alice Leverage, VIM.
Stuart, Edward Green, John Wilson, VIM.
Leeper and Albert Price.
Rod Dixon, charged with forging orders
on Stone & Thomas.
William Kenney and Morris McAdams,
burglary.
Moses Davis and John Fitzsimmons, as
sault and battery.
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sill Goine Ahead.

New YORK, September Sin letter from
Mr.. Michael Davitt, published this morn
ing, he states there is much surprise mani.
tested at the inactivity of the members oil
the Executive Committee Of the Land
League, all Of wnom have lately been in
Dublin, with the exception of Messrs Ea,
gan. and Brennan. Davit states that, in his
opinion, the party, or section OF the party,
that advocates waiting policy at the pres
ent hours will be left behind by the peo
ple. He believes in pushing forward after
the four years struggle expenditure of hall
a million dollars, imprisoning OF thou,
sand local leaders and twenty thousand
evictions, notwithstanding Gladstone's land
act for the fixing of rents"
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MARTINS FERRY.

The churches were crowded yesterday,
the cool and pleasant weather inducing the
turnout.
The iron uprights for the Standard mill
are being put up rapidly.
The attendance at camp meeting yester-
day was exceedingly large. 1t is estimated
that there were between 1000 and 5000
people on the grounds. Large numbers
came from Wheeling, Bellaire, Bridgeport
and towns near here in Harriaon and
jefferson counties. The services were OF a
most interesting and impressive character.
The sermon by the presiding elder, Mr..
Jones, will long be remembered for its
tboughtfulness, vigor of expression and
adaptation to the circumstances.
John Peppers was still at Bellaire Satur-
| day night, having been unable to pay the
| $l6 so required of him on account OF his
participation in the riotous proceedings OF
| Thursday morning last.
Judge John S. Cochran, who owns large
fruit farm just northwest of town, informs
us that this year, with the exception of a
few grapes there will be no fruit to speak
| Of The frosts late in the spring did the
mischief, and the apples, peaches and
| plums were all cut of. Judge Cochran has
| an unusually fine collection of all these
| fruits, and he II Gently purch Ised his place.
Two drunken individuals from Wheel
ing who were driving livery team about
the streets, last night, collided with buggy
driven by Ralph Mitchell. and by the col.
lision the shafts OF the Wheeling rig were
broken and torn off and the buggy other
wise injured.
Two factions, country ard town, engaged
| in racket on the street, yesterday, caus'
| ing the arrest of one Brannon from this
town. Worthington, one OF the country
gentlemen, was not arrested but will be.
The city schools begin this morning, and
on Saturday DR.. Ong had his hands full
| supplying the youth with books.
1t is thought that as soon as Capt Ingle,
bright comes home he will place the Tomas
| in the Moundsyille and Wheeling trade.
The grape harvest is a little backward
this year on account of the cool summer
preventing the ripening of the grapes
The Misses Berthe and Eloise Gray and
Anna Wier leave to-day for Wellesley Col
lsua Mass
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TO.DAY's MEETING.
OF the Amalgamation-Wh President
Jarrett Has 10 Say.

A district meeting of the Amalgamated
Association will be held at Schiller Hall at
. O'Clock on Monday afternoon at which
action may be taken that will have an i'm
portant influence on the strike. AS al
ready stated, petitions have been handed IN
by five sub-lodges, according TO the rules Oh
the organization, requesting the PRESIDENT
to call together the delegates OF the lodges
to consider the situation and compare views
in reference TO the questions arising out OF
the strike. These petitions were the result
of a movement that is said to have origin
ated in one of the Lawrenceylllelodges'
CIRCULARS WERE PREPARED
and sent to all the sub-lodges, suggesting
the propriety of calling such meeting
The subject was considered in almost every
lodge, and in every case but hve IL was
either negatived or ignored, thus lndlcating
that less than eight per cent OF the mem
hers thought it worth while even 70 have
another discussion, much less make a
change OF policy. That was about ten
days ago, and is nothing toindicate certain
" what change OF sentiment has taken
place since, if any.
MIR. Jarrett, upon his arrival in the city
Yesterday, reiterated his former declaration
that the number of lodges petitioning
would not Justify him in issuing call,
especially since all five came from but one
of the two divisions into which the district
is divided. Last evening, however, con-
ference was held at the headquarters, at
which Secretary Martin and Vice Presi-
dents Keeny and Hackwalder were pre-
sent and at the close OF about an hour
earnest discussion it was decided to
ISSUE THE CALL,
the object of the meeting being stated ito
consider the general situation" This
meeting will be made up of two delegates
from each Of the sixty-three lodges in the
district, and will be held at Schiller Hall at
the hour mentioned. The elections will
probably take place on Saturday evening
in most cases, and many of the lodges will
hold special meetings for the purpose.
will this meeting have the power to or
der change of policy asked the reporter
of President Jarrett.
That will be for the meeting itSelf, to de.
eide. No, 1 cannot give any forecast OF the
result. 1t will be just as those meetings
last Me-. We know nothing about them
until they take place. have called il
simply for the PurT0se OF considering the
general situation that is all.'-Saturtays
PiNSLiirGh DISPATCH.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

10y Virtue OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID made by Jane +. Reymer ana Frederic
Reymer her husband on the I'd day Of March,
1850, and recorded In the office Of the Clerk OF
the County Court Of Ohio county, West Viz:
eipia, in deed OF trust book No. 10, psge ~,
shall proceed to sell, ut public auction, AT the
front door 81 the Court House Of said Ohio
county, on
SATURDAY, 30TH SEPTEMBER, lsso,
The following described real estate, to-wit:
certain lot OF ground in the city OF wheeling,
Ohio county, West Virginia, In what IL known
as East Wheeling, fronting thirty feet on the
west side of McColloch street, In said city, ana
running back westwardly one hundred ana
twenty feet, and bounded as follows: Begin.
ming at the northeast corner OF lot sold py
James Exley 10 A. II. Gasmire, which said
corner is on the western side OF said McCol.
loch street, and sixty feet from lot No. z, In
square No. 8, in Churchlll's addition No. 2;
thence running westwardly with Gasmire's
north line one hundred and twenty feet 90
feet); thence northwardly and parallel with
McColloch street thirty gQ) fee; thence east
wardly and parallel Win the first line 70
McColloch stree, ~ feet; thence southwardly
with said Street thirty (SO) feet to the place OF
begip-Ing.
Terms OF sale, cash.
Selling as trustee, shall convey only such
title as Is vested In me by said trust deed, but
title is believed to be perfect;
agSb WIN. LlNCH, lrustee.
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CONGREGATIONAL.

CLEVELAND, o. September THE Prohibi'
lions of the Twenty-second district to-day
nominated w. II. Doan for Congress.
DETROIT NIcH., September Hon. II
H. Hatch was nominated in the Republic
can Congressional convention, Tenth dis
trict. this afternoon, by reclamation, after
the saith ballot had been taken.
SAN FRANCISCO, September 3.-The Fourth
Congressional District Convention nomi.
mated by reclamation Chas. W. Dana, Of
San Louis, for member of the Board OF
Equalization, and Ex-Governor Woods, oil
Oregon, now OF Santa Claro, for Congress,
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True TO Her Trust.

Go OUT to Seibert's Garden, either day or
night. If Won want recreation and fresh air.
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A General Stampede.

Never was such a rush made for any
Drug Store as is now at Logan & Co.'S for a
Trial Bottle of DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption, Coughs and Colds. All
persons afflicted with Asthma, Bronchitis
Hoarseness, Severe Coughs, or any aztec.
lions of the Throat and Lungs, can get a
Trial Bottle of this great remedy for ten
cents, by calling at above drug store,
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POINTS ON PEOPLE.
The Most Recent News OF q Personal
Nature.

The MOST hecent news OF fersOnaA
Nature.
Gov. J. B. Jackson will return to the city
to-day.
A CHIEF of the Fire Department will be
elected in December.
Alex. Beibout and J. Sands Jackson, OF
FairmoDt, are in the city.
F. G. Cracraft, Esq, and daughter Julia
returned yesterday from trip to Ocean
City.
Miss Minnie Black returned yesterday
from a weeks visit with Miss Ida Curtis, OF
Bethany.
Hon. h. l.. Butcher, State Superintendent
of Free Schools, returned on Saturday, from
trip in the interior.
A. NJ Hamilton, Esq, and wife, have re-
turned from very pleasant. visit to friends
in Wilmington, Del.
=. j. WOODS and Dennis 0'Keeffe, ESqs.,
are the only two names that have been
prominently mentioned in connection with
the House Of Delegates at this falls election
so far
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&issslans Rsas,
LEWIS BAKnA~
TERM

FHs rxAR, ~ NAIL, fosrIe,
DAILY, stx dAys In the well
WEEKLY REdissfiEilRs ns week
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Veterinary Hospital.

Dr.C. 3. Robinson has found it necessary,
owing to increase of practice, to establish a
Veterinary Hospital where sick animals
can be treated in a rational and scientific
manner. All animals placed in his hands
will receive the best Of attention. and
treated according to the dictates of science.
Hospital, No. I Eleventh street.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
81. James Hotel. September 3, lssa.

W Dalrymple, Roch wife, Pittsburgh
Charles Erb, PittSb'g Sqake, MoundSville
NJ McCiuSky, Wash j II rentZ, Pa
I 8 Riley. City las McLetter, Cincin
{ q Vaughan, Norf'k ] NJ Mcdonnell, Cleve
Tomllnson. Noun Chas Carter, Zanesve
A Merkel, Cincini DIR T Kisner, City
J II Damsell, Fairmt G II McTagsart, Nor
] koontZ, New Mart W Z Laughter, Va
SIMON TUFTS II l. Long, Bellaire
Merrill and wife, Sill + x McCann, Aurora
yer Hill, Mass JEFF Donehoo, Colum
II Brsstew, Chicago CT Straut, PittSburg
VI Mayherry, Los Ang W Donley, Pittsbury
Mrs l. Cart ann daugh-M Allen, Gle yeland
ter. WrickSville, o f Kryter, Baltimore
Mr. : ID Allender and W Steck, b umore
DAUGHTER, Hamtin c Wadot, City
" II Gelsthorpe, Fitts B E Wlnde, Litteu
Grassland, lanes ] NJ Wells, Centreville
BeiZ, Cincinnati g StatherS,
M y Schnell, NY Fitz>immons, W Va
Fshannon, Middlep't G II Shinn, Ms
] Shane, GAINESVILLE Il F Haideman, City
: Thompson and wife. A Shriver, Burton
Clarington NJ sims, Str Diurnal
J q Pettinger, Msnsf'd Z X Booth,
Il NJ Herndon City Ed Sims,
e Normauth and q NJ Cochran, BALTIC
Jos Todd. BALTIC E Wheeler, Washing
A Stell, CHICAGO A Croker,
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APoPULAR CHRIsr.
f0antinued from First Rnqe.l

champs Elysees would be fit TO welcome
this King of Kings, and Lord of Lords and
conquerors on the day of August arrival.
Turn out all heaven TO guard hmm. Hang
along all the route the banners OF earthly
power, whether inscribed with crescent, OF
Star, or eagle, or lion or coronet. Hark
and hear the hammered procession, the
trampling of the feet the rumbling OF the
wheels. the click of the hoofs, the shout Of
the riders, 10000 times 1000 and thousands
of thousands. Put up in the library Of
heaven beside the completed volume OF the
worlds ruin the completed volume Of
Shilohs victory, the promise that toiled
on through so many ages, is fulfilled at
last: Unto Him shall the gathering Of
the people be-"
Go OUT to Seibert's Garden, either day OF
,;.bt 20 NON want revocation and fresh air
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FARM FOR SALE.

A FARM, SITUATED ON THE WATERS
"A of short Creek. near West Liberty, Ohio
county, w. Va, containing l!5 acres, lO OF
which are under cultivation. Improvements
buildings in good condition. This farm Is
under a good state Of cultivation, convenient
10 churches and schools. Persons desiring TO
purchase are requested to call on the sub.
scriber on The premises, where price and terms
OF sale will be made known.
av9Is yyt J. b. ATKINSON.
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Indications.

WASHINGTON, September ii a. N.-For
the Tennessee and Ohio valley, fair
weather, westerly winds, rising barometer
and stationary or lower temperature.
For the lower Lake region, fair weather,
south to west winds, rising barometer, sta
tiouary or lower Temperature.
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Trustees Sale Of Valuable Real Estate.

TNDER AND BY VIRTUE Or A DEED
u OF trust made 10 me by william L. Hand.
Ian and Annie Y. Handlan, his wife. dated
The 10th day OF December, 1878, and OF record
I'm the Office OF the Clerk Of the County Court
OF Ohio county, State OF West Virginia, In
Deed OF Trust Book No. II, page 40, will
offer at public sale, at the front door or the
Court House OF said Ohio county,
ON SATURDAY. THE 10TH DAY OF SEP.
TENDER, 1852.
the following described real property, 70 wit:
All that certain piece or parcel or real estate
situate in said county In the city Of Wheel
ing, at the southeast corner OF Market and
Sixteenth streets, In said city, fronting twenty.
two en- feet on said Market street and run
ming back eastwardly, along the southern line
Of said Sixteenth street, one hundred 400 feet,
being the same property conveyed TO said
William c. Handlan by deed Of partition
between himself and John Handlan, dated
November 18th, 1872, and OF record I'm the of.
fee Of the Clerk Of the County Court Of said
Ohio county, In Deed Book No. co. page -.
Terms Of Sale-One-third Of the purchase
money cash In hand on the day Of SALE ono
third thereof In one year, with interest, and
the residue In two years, with interest, from
day Of sale, the purchaser giving his prornis-
sory notes for the deferred payments, with
good security, and the legal title To be re-
tanned as further security, until the whole
amount OF the purchase money In paid.
The title Of said property In believed 10 Be
good, but the trustee conveys only the title
vested In him by the said deed.
augld DENNIS O'REEFfE.
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1--WE cordially recommend itu
model Family nswspapsr. I" lorpo,ssn
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Ar.,nrr Obio Saloon Burned.

BARR's Mills, September John Adams
saloon, of this place took fire and was
totally destroyed with loss of $1,000; in
sured for $500 in the Mutual, OF Lima
Ohio. The origin OF the flames is not
known.
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The BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and positive
ly cures Piles. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price Is cents per box. For sale by Logan
d Co.
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HAYNES CouId Not stand the Racket.

WASHINGTON, u. c., September 3.-Efforts
are being made for the removal OF Collec'
tor Haynes at Brownsville, and the ,ap'
pointment Of Deputy Collector Goodrich as
collector. The charge against Haynes is
. that lie deserted his post at the first sp'
hross.h of yellow fever
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DRY GOODS.
Henry Jacobs,
1854 Main St.
Our SpeciaIties!
THIS WEEK ARE:
DRY GOODS.
THIS WEEK ARE:

40 pieces Of all wool Matala-
see Soaking in all the new
shades, at soc; sold everywhere
at 6oc.
40 pieces yard wide Cash
mere, all the Fall Shades, at
.3oc; sold everywhere at 4oc.
pieces Fancy Dress Goods
at I2Hc.
We have the Best Black Silk
at 81 in Wheeling.
10 pieces Turkey Red Da-
mask, best colors, at soc; sold
everywhere at 6oc.
200 Counterpanes at soc.
100 Counterpanes at 75c ;
former price 81,
Bargains in every depart
ment.