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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-22

can strength In their lntui.ive grasp, Of the
fruitful and exhaustive results. flowing
from his profound investigations and
powerful analysis and in their gigantic
stretches, Of his sweeping and overwhelm.
Ing combinations they uphold, marshaled
and Numbered bis deductions and corclu.
sions with perspicuity and an internally
Of feeling and thought, few II any, would
dare wantonly to provoke, and fewer still
would volunteer to improve.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-22
How New York Stands,

New YoRK, April 2l.--The Tribune makes
tie following estimate Of the Republican
delegates TO Chicago from the State: Total
now elected, si1ty.sir; Blaine, twen.y.nire;
Arthur, twenty-iour; Edmunds, nine; anti.
Arthur, four. The four delegates. at-large
to be elected at the State convention this
week are no. included OF course. The del.
egates from the Thirty.third district will
probably be ior Arthur. II the contesting
delegation from Albaryis admitted at Chi
cago, that will take from Blaine two more.
II the contestants from the Sixth get in,
that will give Blaine two.
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Twice Expelled

NEwnusaH, n. y, April 2l.-Asv. ]. V.
Given WAS to-day expelled from the New
York Conference OF the African N. f. Zion
church on the charge OF immo.slity. This
L the serond expulsion Of the present con.
.erence for the cams cause. Nearly every
member Of the conference approached
Reverend Given and reminded him tha,
Gods love and mercy WAS toward the err.
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what the King OF aby,.ln,n wants

LoSDoS, April 2l.-Ths King OF Abys-
Einia asks through Admiral Hewitt for
direct diplomatic relations with Eaglard.
He wishes to send a mission 10 London to
treaty defining the boundaries
OF Abyssiuia and obtain English aid to or.
ganizs the Abyssiuian army il England
wlll contribute the cost OF the army. He
will consent 10 The soldiers being officeIed
by Eue!ishmen. Il is not probable that
the Engiish Government will assent 10 hia
xoopa1,. .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-22

MARSHALL, TEX, April 2l.-Mies Maud
Manning, daughter Of Chief Justice Man.
ming, Of Louisiana, and G. W. Compton
elopsd from Alexandria and were married
by Reverend Marshall q. his residence Sat.
urday night. The couple were followed by
theiIate mother and two gentlemen. The
couple managed to elude the vigilance o!
the mother by changing cara three times.
But they were finally caught by the persons
and locked up in box car on freight
.-sin and brought-to to this city, only to dis.
cover that they were man and wile. n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-22

Irisau o4d turn in politics that politi.
,,,,os iesl sore because the people have
,I,,ir own wsy. This soreness Is breaking
AN. in s7o,s all over the country, and even
W-, Virginia does not escape it. The sit.
nation is not entirely in!Olerable, whes
7ou come TO think Off
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-22

c,,,,,,. have been filed sgainst Mrs.
pl.nse;et q. Newport, Ky. Per-
F'sss' ~. .i.i.n't solid administration man.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-22

LONDON, April ol.-ESeybody is laugh
ing consumsdly over Christie Murray's
last novel, "rhe Way OF the World" the
central figure, who is Represented So
journalistic cad OF the mesues. type, be.
ing recognized AZ port1aitoi H. W. Lucy,
very prominent and very unpopular jour
nalist.
The latest literary novelty ia an apology
for judas lscario. in the shape OF An auto
biography OF the famous traitor, by Church
Of England divine.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-22

Wat Col. Insersoll's idea iz in thus pre-.
ferIins to bury himsslf in the lar south.
ives! during ,iss Epmmer months, when the
slor;es OF the seaside With its Cape May or
Long Branch or Mt. Dessert, OF tho temp
tation Of the mountains or the pleasures OF
Saratoga, which offer him nearer home,
has been the subject OF considerable spec.
la,iou. I. Is understood, however, tina. one
oil his objects Is TO get away as far ss por,i.
BILE from the very features which would
surround him at the more popular and
sni populcus summer resorts, and thua en-.
able hiha to give individual attention to
some literary works which he has for some
time been desiross Of undertaking. One
OF these Is Oh the Doctrines oi Christianity,
written in his ,wn peculiar style, and sa-
other philosophers! work which it is ex-
pected will prove to be both interesting
and valuable. = ~
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I, Tie htG.:h Of the city depended on the
usaitb Committee the dcctors and under.
,,tsrs would all rapidly become million:
s:ras Tie Health Committee can't be
h,oryht together. ..-,-, 4. I
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on authority foE tho committee l will say
IN my Judgment the National Republican
COMMITTEES can only recognize one conven.
ton as responsible 10 It's cali, namely the
convention to be held at Richmond the
993u inst. 'I-L 3EG lr ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-22

rnvv,..5SEg EVANS, in IN outou1ss Of
,.dcr .,,s: "s1 far IS am personally
.a.rs,rsd, | an 10. Mr.. Arthur" Nobody
bs. doubted thAI.
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-
u MurLlcrous Natter.

MArcH CHrSE, PA. April 2l.-Ars.
Elizabeth Reese, on trial for killing Wm.
F. Eli, Of YorktoEn, Carbon county, March
. last, was found guilty Of voluntary pap-
slaughter. ss WI st
Neg yoRK, April 2l.-Rugg, the alleged
Long Island murderer, was denied an ex-
tension Of time, and the Cor.s ordered him
to plead and proceed to get Jury.
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wovySoNGS are told lhs. they areta1ed
to,o!,aeir boo:s by Inc protective tarit,
-. tisss are the men who would rather
lac. more than less protective tariff.
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R,,yr and G?F in Lewis county. II
a. National Convention Is disposed to give
=, - ,;rsa. ,bst Inakes sure thing Of Wes:
y,t,ir;s, that is all right.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-22

v,mSE says he is going to send q solid
,.',,rr,e5 ges3ju:ter delegation for Ar.
,Sr,, , lIAy be i! won't be Readluster
Cnnrtn.i9c.
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wur;iy, hSs good reason to be proud
/, =. Inera House Orchestra. Such music
u +s. .r b,s,l !aa. night would DO credit to
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THE REACH ioY THE TELEPHONE.


Telephones and leg houses are no. sup.
posed to so very well together, yet i. is a
curious fact that COL lngs7soll in this far.
away western retreat, upon rancho which
it takes slnicst day to ride acroes, will be
in constant .e!ephouic connection with Eve
or Elk towns, and with large numbers Of
intelligent people. Tunidad, Cole, Rstan,
New Mexico, Troylberg, Capilin and
Springer are all TO be connected by tele.
phone with the new houae. The curious
octsgousl library at the western end Of the
great house is to be well furnished with
books, for Col. Ingersoll and bis family are
to spend the summer mouths from June to
October there. Every room is to be fur
nishcd with large tlre place, and there
will be large tall chimneys, some inside
and some outside, as the taste Of the asc6i-
tect may suggest, constructed Of red brick
and dressed stone. There will be broad
verandas and wide balls, the windows
large and rooves high and steep. The dis
tance around this huge. stragling, fantastic
log structure will be $40 feet, almoa.a quar-
ter OF mile.
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v, TupES need spend Io sleepless
M '%', lIs basAtail bold on the party.
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Cl1e gntellgeutfr;.

:5==,,,. -, ,o.. Is AMI .. Fourteenth street
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LEWIS COUNTY,
The Republican Conyention-The Dele.
RI. Enits Chosen.

WESTON, VA, April l9.-The Repub.
licans OF Lewis county me. in the Court
House at P. VI. To-day in mass convention,
10 select delegates to the State and District
conventions. The backwardness Of the
season detained many at work In the fields
who otherwise would have been present,
but despite this disadvantage, a gentleman
who has lived kese for years declared the
convention the largest that has been held
in the Court House during the past ten
years. ------ -L.I- ~
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: WHEN you want frat-cls!a Buggy 0,
Weson, 90 70 Boyd's, -- -. !
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-05
AN AUGUST AUDITOR.
GOV. CLEVELAND AT A THEATRE
To Aid the Actors In Securing their Char
ity Fund-He is Warmly Welcomed
and the Police Protect Him
from the Politicians.
rhe Q overnor q eoos 10 olo,ham.

Nh0 huo- U OOtnbuts
ALBANY, Dec. l.--Gov. Cleveland aud
party left here on n special train in
private car at II o'clock this mo rning to
attend the actors fund benefit in New
York.
TiiE ACADEMY WELCOME.
New YoRg, Dec. 4. Tho Actors Fund
benefit at the Academy of Music this
afternoon was one of the most success
full affairs that ever occurred in New
York. Much of eclat belonging to Ii,
OF course, was due TO the presence OF
Gov. Cleveland, who on this occasion
attended a public entertainment for the
first time since tho election. THE vast
auditorium was literally packed Hun
dreds of persons entered tho uby. only
to DO able TO get within six ft6t OF the
inner doors. Every theatrid1 I, person
OF eminence In town secured seats.
Tho president elect had q Brdial
Welcome at every station betw6eh AZ
bany and New York. The prosiflhntof
the Actors association and Mayor Hd-
son and Mayor-elect Grace, and sgrest
throng OF people received Gov. Clcvs-
land at the depot. THE welcofiA6 = ~
academy was of the widest Kind C|
president-elect expressed thnSVI1II
meet the artists engaged In tb6@ fsri|
performances. Joe Jefferson, however
had thon left for Philadelphia, md ltving.
and Miss Terry had gone to thcir hotel.
A committeeman drove in hot haste 20
the Brevoort house and as quickly roa
turned with Irving, who was presented
to tho prosldent-elect and warmly
grasped by both hands. Gov. Cleveland
Expressed regret at not meeting Miss
Terry and Jefferson. He returned TO
Albany at O'clock. The police guarded
! ICleveland's box during his stay In the
academy, preventing either the entry
of politicians or interviewers. Tho
days proceedings for the beneft of tho
actors fund netted $4,000.
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Desires to Avoid Mistakes and to Pro.
mote Democratic Supremacy.
AND NO SECOND TERM AMBITION
The Republican Personages Who are
Booked for the New York Senator
ship, with President Arthur
Out of the Contest.
lEMAN-BRAND-MR. HENDRICKS.
Gov. cleveland States His Position.

HoN. cleveland states His Position.
NEW YORK, Dec. A Washington
special to the Evening Post says: A
prominent Democratic member of con-
gross, who has recently visited Gov.
Cleveland, says the latter said to him:
II intend to resign on the 9Th of Janu-
ary, anu rs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Hill
Will minister tho executive Office for
the next year, have turned the writing
OF the message to the legislature over to
Grnnr nlm, After er,da dIsyings'he % duties of gov
to whatever my Democratic
friends have to say. shall
divide my time between Albany and
Buffalo until the day arrives TO 90 to
Washington. | intend TO give due con-
sideration To the counsel of our party
friends. IL may be that when | enter
tho presidential office some things may
not move MS fast as some Democrats
wish, but think Il better to
GO SLOW AND DE SURE.
We cannot hope % avoid mistakes, but
five proceed slowly we will make fewer
mistakes than IT We 20 with a rush."
The member of congress, with whom
Coy. Cleveland talked says the governor
viii become president, without any am
bition for second term; that he holds
to tho second term principle, he laid
down in his letter of acceptance and de-
clared that his great object Is TO 80 ad-
minister the government rs to lay the
foundation of long continued Domo-
cratic rule. Gov. Cleveland spoke to his
Wis tor, OF the efforts OF certain hotels in
Washington, TO use him for advertising
purposes, by offering him their hospi
talitieS Tree OF charge, and
emphatleolly declared that he
would not stop at any
hotel that sought 10 get him as guest.
rhe governor incidentally alluded to
the ruporS of the alleged quarrel be.
tween himself and Gov. Hendricks, say
ing that they lid not In their conversa-
tion discuss politics, and that two men
never parted moro pleasantly. The con
gfessruan drew from INSTRUMENTATION
with Gov. Cleveland that the latter has
not yet made up his mind with regard
70 a single cabinet appointment. Ho is
deferrlng these matters until he retires
from the governorsfip.
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ToNns NIrtnndiais.

GALVESTON, Dee, 1.-THE Texas CON
ference.of the Methodist Church south,
re-assembled this morning at st. Johns
church. DIR. Phllpott read commune
cation from the secretary of the North
west Texas conference, which was ro-
ierred to the committee ON charges pre-
ported that the charges did not warrant
a trial. This Is not satisfying to nr.
Norwood. Objections were made hy
somo members of the conference, and n
new committee was appointed. Several
communications were thon read and adj
dresses mndo, when the conference ad.
iournol until tomorrow.
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Mr.. warren Talks.

NEW YORK, Dec. l.-Chairman War
ren, OF the Republican state committee,
and Andrew $. Draper, chairman of the
executive committee, are still at the
Gilsoy house. According to the state
mont of Mr.. Draper, last nights confer
onoe was purely accidental, and at least
the gentlemen whose names appear in
tho morning paper as having attended
It were not present. lilo adds there
have been a very gentr feeling in u Q
western part OF the state that the SEN
atorsnip should be given TO Mr.. Warren,
and that there Is u very kindly feeling
towards him In all parts Of the state,
president Arthur, understand, Is On
tirely Indifferent in tho matter.n
SENATOR PLATr,
Congressman Burloigh aud others OF
those of the conference friendly to Levi
Il. Morton's candidacy to-day met In an
Office down town and had a caucus.
MIR, CONKLfNu
was In the Gllsey house during the con
ference,
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The New York sepator.hIp.

ALBANY, Dec. 1.-THE Evening Jour
nal (Republlcan) says: II appears that
Hon. John d. Warren Is in the race for
the senatorship. The significance of
thisis that II takes President Arthur out
OF the controversy, in person, at least.
Whether Warren IL TO serve as his proxy
IL not revealed. This Is another mani
festation of tho wise and conservative
action Of President Arthur. The un-
seemly spectacle of n president of the
United States engaging In hot contest
for senatorship from his state would
not be editying or pleasant. At present
the outlook Is that Morton, Eyarts, De-
pow. Warren, Hiscook and Russell
will all be In the list.
when the legislature meets, with some
OF the strongest old stalwarts and half
breeds on Morton's side, and stronger
following for Depew than had been ex-
pccted; an obedient corps led by War
ren, IL he decides to stay In the race,
and the remainder scattered between
the other three candidates. If the fight
becomes bitter, Evarts will be tho most
available man upon whom n majority
can unite. IL the fight Is earnest, but
not embittered by personal feeling,
union on Morton or Depew Is not Inn
probable, hut IL will not be wise 10 leave
out of the calculations either Hiscock or
Russell.
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Avoiding We'd lin, a, teal. Calvert. err

CALVERT, Dec. A. Special. - Themar-
riage between William Mcintosh and
Miss Matte Tauderdale was consumated
at the Baptist church last night Mt &
O'clock, Rev. w, A. Dodson officiating.
cally decorated with moss, flowers and
evorgroens. After the ceremony the
bride and groom, with their friends aud
others who were SO fortunate az TO get
M invitation, wended their way 10 the
residence of Mrs. Harllns, whore thoro
was grand reception. The presents
we're numerous and costly.
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rhe Leman-nrand Mnller,

CHICAGO, Doe. i.-The federal grand
jury to-day resumed the investigation
In the Leman-Brand election matter.
Joseph q. Mackin, secretary Of tho Cook
county Democratic central committee,
whom 1t has been charged ordered and
received the fraudulent tickets found in
the envelope returned from the second
precinct, OF the eighteenth ward, was
before the jury for few minutes, and is
supposed TO have denied any completely
IN the matter. Tho jury has not re-
turned any indictments.
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AMavax,nc ENplodes.

LYNcnnrnd. Dec. l.. The magazine OF
the Virginia Military institute at Lex
ington, exploded last night The maga-
zine contained 500 pounds Of cannon
powder, The explosion was ternhc.
Windows were shattered and lights eN-
tinguishod, and the houses ,nf Lexing-
ton, n milp oil. were shaken 90 their
foundations. The magazine was blown
away. Five cadets were dismissed
lrgm Tho institute ON Tuesday for hav-
ing slolon powder In their possession.
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CnHSrgp, PA, Dee. i.--The United
states steamer Boston was successfully
launched at loach's ship yard atlsm
p. M. to-day. Members of the Naval
Advisory hoard and largo number Of
naval officers witnessed the launching
The Boston is gS5 feet over all, 20 ON the
water-line, " feet beam, ~ feot depth or
hold, and her displacement is bi,0lO
toms
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-05

DRESDEN, ONO, Doc al. J. ingalls,.
farmer Of this county, lost Thirteen
head OF cattle from sliseasc. supposed IN
70 Nrleniu-pneWnoniu. The cattle c.i,..u
fro a Chicago last spring.
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GnEsSvlLlr, Dec. A. Special. rhe
city council met to-day and ordered the
city bonds 10 he issued; also. that an
election be held In regard TO voting u
hchooltax.
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that would surely follow the concentra.
ton of that power in few men.
MIR. HOPKINS submitted constitn.
tional argument upon the power of con.
gress TO legislate upon the subject of
interstate commerce, maintaining the
of the proposition, and pro-
ceeded to detail the evils which the
measure now pending was designed to
correct.
Without further action, the house adj.
journed till Monday.
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when woman expresses her opinion
upon ihc merits of anything she las used,
II IN, In almost every case, given in words
direct from the heart, aud FREQ from Tho
dIrtations Of pecuninry interest or policy,
w.ich too frcauentIy influence the nctious
Ttlie stcrner sex.
NILS; f. CADo, of Chicago, Ills, says.
FOR the last two years lavc lHd fre-
quent severe attacks of Neur.lgia.
Browns Iron Bitters has given me quick
and lasting relief.
Airs. H. hoLBRooK, of Boston, Mass SAYS
! have experienced great relief from
indigestion and nausea in the throat by
the use of Browns Iron Bitters.
Alma, CLARA NJ JoYoE. Of Louisville, Ky., nAys,
Used Browns Iron Bitters for dyspep-
sia and stomach troubles. Am now en-
joying perfect health after five years Of
MISERY.
Nns. A. p PIEpcE, Of NaysviIlo Ky. SAYS,
Browns Iron Bitters cured mo Of pal
pitatior of the heart. / take pleasure in
recommending it.
Mns. MARTHA AsHrY, Of bloomington, Ills. sny,,
\ severe attack Of heart disease left
mo weak, not able to walk. Browns
irln Bitters restored mo to my old-time
good health.
uns N. Cook. Of Newark. n. j., says;
had always thought of indigestion Ms
the King of evils" but it was overcome
in my case by the Use of Browns Iron
RitteH.
dRs; \. Z kicuARDsoS, Of Boston Highlands. tayg.
lave been taking Browns Iron Bi,.
tcrs for general debility; am improving
rapidly and feel highly gratihcd with
results.
Siiss Mary WOODBURY., ~ Portland, Mains. SAYS.
Browns Iron Bitters cured mcor head
ache, with which | had been greatly
;s3ub!ed for two years.
.'GS. VI. A, HALL. Of Dorchester, Mass says,
Browns Iron Bitters cured me of dvs-
pepsia; was suffering from the most
aggravated form of that distressing com.
plaint
GRs, LousEa LOCKE, of n Charleston. n. Y, s.ys,
Browns Iron Bitters cured me of ner-
vous affection. | gladly recommend il
toali who are suffering from like troubles.
iNRs, u. W. JACKSON. OF Mllington, Ills, says;
Il Browns Iron Bitters cured me OF
weakness, especially in the lower limbs;
my general health is also greatly iin-
proved.
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Above goods positively sold at these prices. jack
cts, Dolmans, Newmarkets, Russian Circulars, and
Plush Coats, $3.50, So, SAYS, 1886, $425, $3.50
$725 $3.50 to $3.50.
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A Republican Committee Meot,,

New YORK, Dec. i.-Tho Republican
county committee adopted an amend
ment to the constitution, declaring the
fundamental test OF the right Of any
person to be enrolled shall be that
he voted for the Republican
electors, unless prevented by
sickness, absence, or other unavoidable
cause. Other amendments were
adopted, when II WAS discovered that so
many members had left the hall, that
the committee was without quorum.
JAMES q. BLAINE
dined with some friends this evening
aud subsequently attended the theatre.
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1000 Straw Hats, s5c., 35c., 5Oc.,
75c., 81, Sl.s5 TO S1.5O.
1900 Trimmed Felt Hats, $l.s5, $3.50
S1.75, $s.s5tOS3.S5.
5000 yards Brocaded Dress soOds, ut
sc. per ynrd.
$500 yards Cashmere, yard wide, nj
~ .sc.; worth zoe.
1900 pieces Ottoman Ribbon, numbers
z, ., IL, at &C., l0c., l5c. per yard.
500 bunches, all colOrS, Ostrich Tips,
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Compelled to make room for the enormous stock
of HOLIDAY GOODS, NOVELTIES and TOYS
now arriving daily have inaugurated positive and
sweeping reductions in every Department. selling
you goods at January prices
"CSood counseIors q cI ient
Good bargains ind
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at 15c., g5c.. i0c., soc. and zoe.
l.0OO Plumes, all cOlOrs, at i5c., 75c.,
RI toSi.50.
100 dozen Fancy Feathers and Birds,
at i5c.. soc., 35c, zoe. to $l.S1 i.2.
5000 yards ColOred Saiins at ~ l.sc.. &.
worth Ioc.
5000 yards Colored rel,cteensat at 5'c.,
worth 81.
w Black and Colored SILK Velvet, at
only Sl.37 l-2.
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or Little Interest Now.

SACRAMENTO, Dec. 4.--The secretary
OF state announces the official vote OF
California; Blaine, l02,4i6; Cleveland,
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Ask Your Grocer
LEADER ROASTED Isl caFFEE
In one-pound Packages. Nsith-
ksr Ground, Colored or 9th.
wise Adultefated.