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The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-03-21

AN OUTLAWS RUsE. Lucky Joe
Wilson. the chief Of a band Of horse
thieves and outla avs, escaped from the
Jail Of Watauga county the other day
by 4 sharp r,lsc. Wilson was scntcnc-
cd to the State prison for ten years for
his outlawry. He took an appeal anC
was awaiting a. decision Of the Su-
prcmc Court in His case. For some
weeks past he has pretended to be
quite i'll. The other night h, feigned
dead, was laid out by the prison Off
cials and prepared for burial The
coffin was ordered and all other pre-
parations made for the intermcnt Of
the dead outlaw. The body was placed
in an outb,lilding, where it was viewed
by many Of the prisoners and officers
Of the Jail. The eyes were wide open
ana seemingly glazed in death. Blood
had spurted from The mouth and ran
down on the bed covering. A minister
was sent for to preach the funeral of
the notorious robber. The body was
left alone until the time arrived for bl-
rial. When everything became quiet
about the prison. Wilson suddenly re-
Suscitatcd himself, sprang up and dash
rd ont OF the room and made his cs-
cape. Before amy one was aware Of
what had occurred he dashed down the
mountain and fled towards Tennessee.
The discovery Of the ruse played upon
them by WILSON SO paralyzcd the Off
ccrs that they permitted the prisoner
to get two hours the start Of them Cc-
fore they followed him. 1T is hardly
probable that he will he caDt,lrc0 -
North Carolina Exchange.
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-03-21
Salt for the Throat.

For many years past, indeed We may
say during the whole Of life of more
than forty years, we have been subject
to dry, hacking cough. which is not
only distressing to oursclf, but to our
friends and those with whom we are
brought into business contact.
Last fall we were induced to try
what virtue there was in common salt.
We commenced by using l. three times
a day, morning, noon aud night. We
dissolved large tablespoonful of salt
in about half t,lmblerful Of water.
With this we gargled the throat most
thoroughly just before meal time.
The result WAS that during tn" entire
winter we, we're not ouly free from
coughs and colds, but the dry, hacking
cough had entirely disappeared.
We attribute these satisfactory re-
suits solely to the use of salt %arglc.
and most cordially recommend a trial
Of it to those who are subject to dis
cases OF the throat. Many persons
who have not tried the salt garYle have
thu impression that it is unpleasant,
bat after 4 few days use nOpcrSon who
lovcs.a nice clean mouth and first rate
Sharpencr Of the appetite, will aban-
don it.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-30
Temperance Ncetiu2s.

MIS-. NJ. L. Wells, OF indianapolis. 6tstc
President Of the Indiana ". 9. T. u, hat
been engaged By the West Virginia State
Union TO spend tho month OF June In this
ststs, addressing people On the temperance
cause. TIE list OF appointRsns made out
for her Is as follows: ia
Parksrsburg. Friday. June 6; Grafton, MOI.
day, June lG; Keyaer, Monday, June 0; New.
burg, Tuesday, Juno 10; Wheeling, Wsdnes.
day. June II; Moundsyille, Thu.adsy, June
10; Fairmont, Friday. June 10; Morgan,o1n,
Saturday and Sunday, June IL and Is; Par.
k1rsburg, at conventions, June il, Is AID
10; Long Reach, Friday, grove meeting, June
90; Weston, Saturday and Sunday, June 81
and %; Buckhanron, Monday, June %;
Clsrksourg, Tuesday, June "a; Ksvsnsvood,
Thursday. June 90; Hartford City, Friday
June q; Huntington, Saturday aud Sunday,
June % and 20; Hinton, Monday, June 50;
Chsrlesion, Tuesdsy, July l; Maiden, Wed.
nesday, July Q. 30 5s.4g
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THREE PLAIN GASES
AGAINST THE MT. oL,vEr BURGLARS.
Three Iadletments Against THIN By tbs 81. Clairi.
Vile araAd Jury--Twsniy L!quer Casts In q
B.imoat CouusJ-O.hsr HoIk Of the
.VN Grand Jary Imported Yesterday.

The Belmont county grand Jury, which
has been In session at St. ClAirsyills since
Monday, tin!ahed It's labors yesterday and
made Ito report TO the court. ,Gl'i
Three bills were found sgsinst the Mt
Ollvet burglars, one for breaking and en-.
tering In the night season the store OF ]. W.
Knox; one for breAkingin into the blacksmith
shop OF ". N. Bsamou, Of Nj. Olivet, and
one Tor breaking and entering the store Of
Albert Foreman, South OF Mt. oll!yst The
wounded man Is little better, although
very uneasy As to his future. It i,s said three
very plain Cases can b. made against
the three men In Belmont county, and thty
will undoubtedly 30 to Columbus for q long
term. '-r s I-UI lne,3 ..,.r'
Twenty indictments were found for viola
tions Of the liquor law, and several for more
serious oiIenses. Following Is the list:
o. P. Morris, L. g. Fulton and @. A, Ful.
ton, burglary and larceny; three cases. NJ
William. DAds, js., burglary.
Perrin White, breaking and entering store
and stealing. T.-,=r-' Ia
i. +. Hunt, passing gilded coin.
jesse Peterson aud Sell Dunnore, petit lar.
ceny. rg. 'l-T6ll' dis. M
Thornton Belt, petit larceny. r..
Charlea Cook, pstit larceny.
William Cunningham, cohabiting In q
state Of adultery, '
Emma Griffith, cohab!ting In state Of for.
nication. '''. Is''F'
Louis Eberle, selling liquor to minora three
counts; .Loulsa Stamp, selling liquor 10
minor, selyidue SheekBy, selling LIQUOR to d
mino Louis B. Criswell, selling iiQuor to
u minor; John Pells, selling liquor 10 a
minor; Leopold Augart, selling liquor 10
minor; Louis b. CsisHell, selling liquor to
person In the habit Of getting intoxicated,
two count; CHARLES J. Mcfarland, selling
liquor to persons In the habit OF getting In.
to1icated, two counts; Nicholas Zlnnaw, SELL
ing liquor TO a person In the habit OF getting
Intoxicated; ]. A. Eberle, selling LIQUOR to
persons In the habit Of getting intoxicated;
leopold Augart, selling liquor to persons in
the habit OF getting intoxicated; John Pel,z,
selling liquor to persons in the habit OF
getting Intoxicated; Abraham @. pickard,
selling liquor to psrsoss in the habit OF
getting intoxicated; John O'Neil, furnishing
liquor 10 minor; Charles J. Mcfarland,
keeping place for unlawful sale OF liquor.
The following not true bills: Howard
Humphrey, assault and battery; William
Cunningham, defacing building; Eliz .be,h
Adams, irjuring and defacing dwelling
house tl7,'E -
The county jsil was found to be in good
condition and the rules and lava governing
the same 10 be enforced.
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A GENERAL HOLIDAY,

In accordance With :be recommendstio
Of the Mayor, the day viii be ssnurslly OBJ
served In business aud official circ!es IS 8
holiday. Many business houses snd resi-
derces will bs decorated with Asgs and
bunting. The banks, State, county and city
Offices, public library AID most businees
houses, will be clossd, the mills will shut
down, pnd there will be no school. The
postCllics viii bs oprn for general delivery
until ?. N. and after nv: Ths qsusl de:
livsries and collections will be made this
morning, but only the collections this after.
noon.
The speakers platform at the Soldiers
monument Was erected yesterday, and ia i
substantial structure.
A great Ipsny 1,wers were received ct the
Post headquarters yesterday by the commits
tee. sg $50: ~ n
" Tho paracss will slest at 1880 ?. NJ, and
move over the rnctp Rivon yesterday. The
exercises Of ths monument will take place as
soon as the procession arriveE there. 4
TIE following WAS Issued last night
. a. HHH. &. w. e .4H . %
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PERSONAL n ENTION,
News md Gossip IN Relation to various
People.

News md Gossip In Relation to various
People.
Governor Jackson arrived in the city yes.
terday stternoon-too late 10 justify the &C.
cusation that he Is the cause OF the existing
coolness Of the atmosphere.
State superintendent OF Free gchools
Butcher LEI! yesterday for S!orer College, the
colored peoples normal school at Hsrpsrs
Ferry, where he will present diplomas 10 the
graduates.
Mr.. @. @. johnson, formerly well known
Wheeling newspaper man. now in business at
Kansas City. is among Wheeling friends ior
a few dsys' visit. He LOOKS 81 II life in the
Future Great agreed with him.
A report has besn circulated that Mr..
David W. Baird has Withdrawn from the
field rs candidate for the Republican nomi.
naiiDn for County Assessor. This isnol true.
He will be before the primaries tomorrow,
and doubtless get the nomination for the
city district.
Mr.. Simon Bser, father OF the Baer
brothers, and until recently head OF the we'll
known grocery house OF S. Bser & Bons, died
lnst night at mis- residence on North Main
street, at the advanced sgs OF T2 years. He
has bsen long aud prominently connected
With WheelinG's business interests, and his
death will be generally regretted.
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CITY MATTERS,
Brief Notes on CmrrOnt Events Of Minor
TYTN". sN Iufersot. .It'Fss- Z 4ME.l


W. In,arsTt Y ts5
No SCHOOL to-day. 7{
rtcg,c At seibert's to-day. g5ts5 ".
0NE msrrisse l!csnle was Issued yesler.
day. W s.tB s5
Tuk "Hsppy Eight wille1curt to cresap's
tomorrow. Ua .sH
Tnr clerks In the Auditors Office will have
lots OF callers today. 5,
The Art class OF tho Female College will
give q reception at the College this evening,
which promises 10 bea very pleasant social
event. AZ gI.7 n
THE ANIMAL commencement OF tho Seguin
Collegiate 1nutlluie will take place this year
At the Opera House on Monday evening,
June %, These arc always very enjoyable
events. 'I"ga'W .s7.gs t,IC.
ME.sRs. Ed. Hnines and Thomss LAWS,
two Eighth ward young men, are making a
lively canvass for watch. The contest 10 for
the benefit OF tho Wesley NJ. +. Chapel and
Is 10 DO decided tc.morrow night. 1.
PRar. JoHE H. SULLIVAN. who has been
the leader OF the orchestra at Charley Shay't
Theatre for the past two seasons, has gone 10
New York to arrange for bringing out his
comic opera, 1.-THE Nations Pets"
TnE directors Of tho State Fair Association
have decided that hereafter any persons
whether forming club or not, desiring to
play base ball on the grounds will have have
to pay for the privilege This kotion will put q
stop 10 tho funny" games such as Wal
played Wednesday afternoon between .
number OF you1g.men.about..owr.
THE damsgs suit OF y. P. Brown sgains
the city, to recover $40 900 Tor Injuries aus
tanned by AIRS. Brown, consumed The entir,
day In Part II OF the Circuit Cour. yesterday
and Is only about half finished. A larg,
mas Of testimony has been taken, and much
still remains TO be offered. The case will no
DO more than finished this week. 4. =.
CLERK HOOK yesterday admitted 10 recori
dqed msde May %. by Robert Prettymar
TO Taylor Foreman, In consideration OF $50
for LOT S9in Triadelphin. Deed made MAY
90, by Henry BrAhler and wife TO Pete
Carney, In consideration OF 500, 10. tn,
south half OF lot s In Joseph Caidwells sd
dition TO Wheeling. Four deeds OF trus
were also recorded.
4 1uREIcHooL for the smaller boys ba
bsen o,gahz:d by the Wheeling Turl
Society. 1t starts of with mem bership o
ioriyhve, which may iucie,ss 10 seventy
FIVE or eighty before the first meeting
which will be next Tnoedsy evening. TIL
regular meetings will be held every Tuesday
and Friday evening. The object Is to infus
new life and new blood into the society, ant
the mov0 is good one. 81, 7lt-t !. ~.
A VERY pleasant aud successful entertain
nent and social was given ut the U. P
church last evening by the ladies Of the COL
grcgation. A programme made up OF mus.
cal ind literary numbers, and having for on
very attractive feature a calisthen:c son
exercise bya class of children drilled b!
Miss Annie Tho5nrn, WIS rendered, AMI
afterwards refreshments were served. Th
attendance was large. E-l
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RELLAIKE.
nnstnrd1y Attempt to Wreck a Train.
various Local Matters.

DnStnrdly Attempt to Wreck Train.
Various Local Matters.
The milk wagons are now making two trips
day. .,TE4g .G,..- -a-'. .f'I
The manufacturing establishments will
generally observe holiday to-day.
The examination OF applicants for teachers
Of the CITY schools will bs held tomorrow.
The combination car OF the Martins Ferry
train hes been returned repsinted and re-.
furnished. IT,
Some additional cars will be put on BY the
street car company, and 1t Is intended 10
have faster time made. So,
The postottice will bs clcssd oday, e1cept
from ill Q O'Clock in the morning and from
! to in the afternoon. i
John Bean leaves to.dsy for his new posi-.
lion at Canton, as master mechanic OF the
CONNECTION Valley railroad.
Services will be held at the U. P. church
this evening and tomorrow evening prepay-
atosy to communion services on Sunday
morning. .E
The number Of hcuses that have already
been built and are yet to be built ,hia year
ia running lar ahead Of tho number originally
talked OF. -5.g Hti
Meals livery atable buildings ara being re.
painted and Fsetzs's are being enlarged. A
great many BellAire dwellings and business
houses are being reprinted and the painters
are as busy as they csn b.. gi.
eome logs were pleaced OF the Baltimore
& Ohio track west Of here Wednesday night,
and we're discovered only short time be.
fora the fast line passed. No clue to the per
pet,atots Eor to a motive is known.
Although Bellaire no longer has State
Tobacco Warehouse, large Quantities of TO.
bscco daily seek the eastern markets by way
OF Bellsire, coming in over the nelsire,
haneayille 4 Cincinnati Railroad and up the
river.
The Republican primaries for the election
Of delegates to the county convention, to the
Judicial convention under the new constitu.
tional amendment and to the Congressional
convention, will be held here Saturday be-
tween three and seven O'Clock { y.
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Tho Uniyersiry Commencement Nom,

+ The commencement exercises at the Nor.
ssE!own University will commence this
yess on Thursday, June s, and conclude
Thursday, June - . The music will be fur.
nahcd by fifteen pieces from the Onera
House baud OF this city aud will be both
brass snd orchestral. The Board Of Regents
will hold their annual meeting on the oh.
Tie two following days will DO devoted to
examinations. 6andey evening tho CONNIE.
tition essays will be delivered before ths Z.
N. G. A. Mondsy the examinations will be-
continued; at 6:30 r. N. the Bsccalaureate
sermon will be delivered by, Rev. A. 6,
Hirst, D. D., Of Pittsburgh. Pa. Tuesday and
Wednesday, the 10Th and l1.h, the e1amin-
atoms will DO cor tinued, with dress parade,
at $50 o'clock in the evening. Tuesday
evening Hon. D. j. Lucas, OF Charlestowrl,
will deliver an addrsa; subj act-"rhe PUB.
lie Convictions Of John Randolph, OF Roa.
noke," "Wednesday evening Robert Bur.
dstte. OF Darlington Ha,eksye fame, will ad.
dress tho literary ,ocie:;es.- Thursday at 10.
AN the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT exercises proper
will take place. AT 2.r. H.-Anuiyersaryo f
the West Virginia Historical Soeiety-Ad.
dress by. Hoa. Geo. B. L,riug, Commission.
er Of Agriculture, Washington, D. O; sut,sc
The Agency Of Washington In Procuring
the Adoption Of the Constitution OF the
United States" At $50 =, " artillery p:ac.
tics; 1t $50 P. n, drsss parade; ut $50 +. ~,
Regenh' prizs contest. q. g., -
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dhe Q'ttsuigenG1e>1



For 6als-Gss9liae Stove.
For Cincinnati-6teamer st. Lawrence.
For Commencements--Kirk Art Store.
X. N. G!llelAud-Glue Manufactured.
For sAle-Union Window Glass Stock
G. O. Smith.
Sir knights, Attention. rs
The Fishing Line-Take the Grand Rapids
and Indiana Railroad. ga'F.
Apollinsris- Fourth page.
Great E1citemen!-The Famous Halter.
Our Own Styles-Ths Famous H Attera.
Valuable 10 the Public-Fauous Halter
Third page. :. ssse
Still to the Front-The Famous Halter
Third page. "
All the Latest Shades and shapes-The Fa.
nous Hatter-Third page. "a
6pecial-Famous Hatter-Fourth page.
Special Department for Trunks and 6atch.
els-Famous Hatter-Four,h page. 8-l :
You. Can Save Money at The Famous
Hstter's-Fourth page. - a < :. 1l.0,T !.
To ths Republican Voters Of Ohio County
Fourth psga. Nrs TX, -.
Union District Republican, Fourth psce.
Notice-W. A. Hslnbssger-Fourth page.
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CHARLEY sHAY'S
TOR RENT.
FOR SALE,

TOR SALE OR RENT-THF T.c,n
- brewery and Malt House pnii n EaGLE
september ist. Enquire Of JollS ksIn siy.n
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INDICATIONS,


In the abandoned Cemetery north OF the
east end OF Twenty.,hrd street, In the Filth
ward, is al unusea shed, erected short time
ago BY 3 man named Filan for q hay shed.
Since it;wss deserted It has been daily and
nightly rendezvous for a crowd Of disor-
derby boyswho drink md gamble there. The
place has long been nuisance TO the neigk-
borhood. Yesterday crowd OF boys were in
number, named Nesbtt fell, and was ye,y
severely hurt. 1t was al first reported tina,
bis neck was broken. He waa grsvsly In.
iureu.0 and may be laid up for some time,
The old shed should be removed,
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STATE AND VICINITY.
Recent Doings OF West virgininus m
r-I ....t thelr Eeyuhhnr~ ..# ....

Recent Doings Of West virginians and
their Neighbors. -.z
Rev. DR.. J. D. Moffat, President OF the
Wash. JEFF College, will deliver the memo
rial address for the G. A. r Post at Monpn.
gahela CITY today =
q mysterious woman has been visiting
about PArkersburg, supposed to be Bertha
Lehman, who was confined in Jail at y K.
bart, ind, charged With intanticide, and
managed to escape,
Isaac Petry was arrested at Winitred
last Monday by an officer Of the Eureka
Detective Agency, and lodged in jail at
Charleston. He is charged With burning
the stables 81 the Winiifede Goal Com,
psny about April 10; 1852, BE- ar
Isaac Stukey. OF Wood county, has been
arrested charged with having more wives
than the law allows. The warrant was
issued on the oath OF Miss Lydia NJ. Taylor,
who lives in Ohio. She charges Stukoy
with having married her about three years
ago, while he had a vile and family LIVING
in this State, - E: - -
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LACED flannel shlr.a in all colors at the
',lg 49, 49, "a. FAMOUS
{ wFAsW l.t5 l112 Main Street
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Last night Mr., George s!ifsl, the we'll
known dry goods merchant, and lis wife.
gave ."house-warmiuG" 1T their new and
handsome residence on North Msia street.
which wks attended by about seventy of the
prominent Germans Of this city. A number
OF others wsrs also present. The house, which
has inst been completed and furnished, Is one
OF tbs finest In Wheeling and was generally
admired by all present. An elegant supper
was splendidly served and K.ausr's orchel-
ira furnished music during the evening. The
occasion was one that was thoroughly en-.
joyed by everyone. S--s.
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Mountains, Springs and ses.3hore Re.
sorts. i.susd by the Chesapeake e. Ohio In
the form Of folder, is improved this season
by some new and handsome illustrations OF
the scenery Of the route. The folder contains
g.est slount Of Information fought after
oy tourists gsnersli7, and l,sst sspesially by,
thcse who spend the season ct tile ses.saors
Or IN The mountains. A clear, concise de-
s:Hption Of the Resorts aud the route. TO.
getheE With oaa Of the best OF Railway Msp,.
makes makes the folder iuvaluaalo u the Apnner
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Picnic Mt SeIbcrt,s.

Tho Manne1chor Singing Society will give
The G'ss grand picnic Of tho season at Sci
berts Garden to-day. Kramer's full orches,rs
will play. The picnlcs by the Nranerchor
have well established reputation as Orderly
and enjoyable events, and no doubt the one
today will improve on Its predecessors. All
ehould attend. ~ 4. f551lS5 : ~
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Desirable Publications,

The 6rat Of the Baltimore g. Ohio Rad
Books for the year is out, and II is to- be
taken IS fsir indication OF what other eli.
tions are TO be, q million voa't supply the
dsmaud. In the Red Book Tor the Republican
National Convention-such being lis title
about everything is given which can be con-
s:dered Of interest in connection with con-
gsnt!on mstte:s. and the clear and s1ct ed
iingly concise form must commend /, m ost
hsastily. Tho compilation is out Of the usual
order in political textbooks. Thc.c arc
very. few figures, and the side notes In bold
type leed 10 ready reference to an exle usiye
combination OF valuable data. II cannot hut
bsa very desirable little book as the CO a.
elossd to q, X, 4oEd baltimore, win secure
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TOR SaLE-DRIvlNG MARE w
IL Colt: one tide.bsr top Buvrv, sImn., E aAD
9aS set Harness. Can be seen 4: juHN W new aso
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WE HAVE A SPECIAL --.T.-
DepaItmenttor TIunks&Satchs|s

- '"'' = - y - - ooVOu1UIl3I0
And In this Department nc certainly
can save yon money. All these goods aro
made especially for our own trade. md
We are now. offering to the public some
very big Inducements. We carry nj oII
times big line to select from, and nnar.
antce all gootiS. We are selling n iu,-.s
size Ladies' Zinc Trunk for $3.50. Th;o
Trunk emit DO sold elsewhere for Ia a's
tban 80, and we can beat tho Mennr :Ss
iurer, on Satchelss only thIuI. n Fi"o
1 hra'e1ing ss'thsl tLadies0 for One Dol.
"a lar "a HeAe sa'cs'els are sold elsewhere
a. Ss >; : 80 call at Once, and look over
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Vica-President Thompson, OF the Amalga.
mated Association, yesterday received 10.
te!ligence that the Clifton, Pomeroy and
1ronton iron mills will continue st WORK
attsr June LIST On the present scale. This
news was received by members CT the Asso-
citation lest night with considerable gra.,fics-
ton. 1t strengthens the opinion which has
been growing that there will be no lockout,
but shst the mills will all sign the scale,
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HELPERS DISCHARGED.

The good omces Of Vice Presiden! Thomp
son were sgsin calltd into requisition at the
Laughlin mill, Martins Ferry, yesterday, in
connection with the heaters helpers strike,
The striking men were all discharged, and
az effort will again be made tofill the vacant
places with other helpe,a. -,.-.75 =
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CcStBn.

.NEw YpEz, Nay 2o.-co,ton s,essy: futures dull.
May II 81: June iI56e; July Il, 1Cc August ii ~
September LILLE; October li23 EoveIsSsr ii III
December ~ 1i.ooc; January HOG Ees.us.Y isc;
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NRw YoRx, May % Money market easy at 10
percent closed. offered At percent rrimd mer.
camille papor BAG percent. Sterling. Exchange
eulAr.- - ~ =. L.--.. -
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ANOTHER new arrival Of Phaetons, Jump
Sent Duggiea and Storm Spring Wagons, full
leather top and oil, warranted. at gfea. bar
gains. &g9 e S's4,J. W. FERsx1,, ;. ~
Cor. Msin and Twenty.first. Streets,
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i J3&N DRY GOODS. ~.
H.!
Sun Umbrellas b
Our thi,d invoice Of the above,
embracing all, Of tho very latest
styles. has just been received.
Every style IN tho market shown,
and lowest prices quoted.
INDIA LAWNS !!
EMBROlDER|ES !!

Constant additions are being
made to our stock Of White India
Lawns and Embroideries. An
early ell is solicited, as VIC now
have many rare patterns Of En-
broideries that will be difficult to
duplicate later in The season.