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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-16
A WHEELING BAZAAR.
Tho Christmas Exhibit of Joseph Grnyes,
m T,SeIfth Street.

The Christmas Exhibit OF Joseph Grnyes,
OH Twelfth Street.
Joseph Graves was one OF the business
men who had not time to talk advertising
TO the reporters yesterday. His store was
full OF customers and many found it diff
cult 10 obtain admittance. Looking
around the room the reporter took in the
cause OF the rush Mt Il glance. \ layout
Of Christmascards numberingseveml hun
bred OF all sizes, shades and qualities, was
being OFFICIALLY devourcd by nearly as
many feminine eyes, and no wonder,
The cards were the most ravishing and
beautiful specimens Of artistic elegance
they had ever seen. The cards are Of silk
and satin. plush and velvet, decorated
and embossed, hand-painted and en-
|graycd. The work Of some Of them is
simply exquisite. Looking further, the
reporter caught sight OF a profusion of
leather and plusl, goods, reticules, port
monaies, purses in bead work, morocco,
cali, turkey, plush, and in short Of ali
material from which purses may be made.
Another party was admiriug an endless
rarieiyof chiliren's toys, playthings,7
hobby horses, rockers, guns, whips,
money banks, whistles, and other juvc-
nile toys. Handkerchief boxes, ordor
boxes, toilet articles innumerable form
some OF the other attractions. Tho limo
OF books, the best : authors, stand
ard works, the little classics, and a vast
number OF holiday books for children
cheap and attractive. All these things
the reporter was compelled to gather for
himself, rs neither Mr.. Graves nor his
corps OF clerks had time to give anyinfor-
nation concerning them. The stock
throughout is new and fresh aud has no
duplicate in the city. Mr.. Graves has
given the matter OF Christmas specialties
very close attention for twenty-five years
and the measure OF his judgement is his
demonstrated Success. Generality his store
room is crowded for weeks a%ntecedent to
Christmas and New Years and hc is COM
polledt to replenish his stock several times
within n fortnight, Hisbazaaris the resort
Of the children andtheirmamas iDthis city
and indeed OF all the surrounding cities
and towns in Eastern Ohio, Western Penn.
sylvania and West Virginia.
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The Laughing Night OF tho Senson.

Tonight will undoubtly be 4 red letter
night TO all amusement goers, who M.
p~reciate what is really goodand who enjoy
laughing away a night as il by magic.
Few companies OF plays have ever re.
ceived more lavish praise from press and
public than have Harrison and Gourlay in
their screaming comedy skipped by the
Light Of the Moon" This play has crowd.
cdthc largest theatres Of thecountry for the
past two years, having been performed for
four months in New York, two months in
Boston, two months in Philadelphia, three
months in San Francisco, four weeks in
St. Louis, four weeks in Chicago, and in
every one Of tho principal cities from
Maine to California.
All who miss to.night's performance
will miss moro fun than will be seen for 4
long time to come.
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GENERAL v SHOES.
Major Alderson Expects to slip Into Them,
but Not From tbs Third uI,trjct.'

but Not From tho Third District.
"tlold on there, 1NrRLL,orNcEn, your
paper had me planting myself in the
Third District to apply for The Revenue
Collectorship. Where did you get thatPr
Thus spakc Major Anderson.
Authority thought 10 DO Al, but cant
give It away"
well, It makes no great difference OK
ccpt that 1t isn't true. l'ye lived In the
First District for fifteen years, and I'm
not going to trans(cr myself now"
u don't understand how such n mistake
could hive been made" said the reporter.
at occurs to me-" said Major Anderson.
occurs 10 me just ut this moment how
TINT idca might lave got out. | went TO
sec General i}uval when the pressure
from my friends got 50 strong, and l told
him that il he wanted to keep the office |
would rather help him than take his
place. We are good friends, he is q GOOD
officer, AMI l Ike him. General Duyal
assured mo that no was going out anyhow
In the Spring to give somG attention 10 his
cattle ranch. We were talking the matter
over and 1t was remarked that | could
hardly be considered rs II First District
man, having been raised In the Third Dis.
trict and lived there 4 hundred andtwenty.
five ycars-through my family, you under.
stand. For that matter | don't belong
particularly to any district, for I have in
tercsts in every district of the four. But
my homo il In Wheeling, and | expect to
keep 1t here"
/ Ht,rttt,,. ot.o -t-.. -
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The Young Peoples Working Associa-
ton OF the First baptist Church gave m.
other Of its charming entertainments last
evening in the church. A very tlattering
audience was present, and the perform.
ances were all very creditablc. The pro.
grammc was IN interesting one. Among
those who participated was Misses Lille
laughlin and Cora Carey, in Rotations;
Misses Gertie Britt, Minnie Graham, An
ME Hall and Annie Carothers in select
readings. Mr.. William Mooney gave an
organ solo. The solo by little Annie
DeCalb was especially well rendered. The
readings by Messrs. William Lane and
Harvey Fee were well rendered. The en-
tertainment closed with q duet by Miss
Ella Amick and Mr.. John Thomas.
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lry Goods.
lry Goods.
~ ANITA CLAUS
NnlpO-)Ok&CO.'S

Our Store-room is packed
with choice Fancy and Staple
Goods suitable Tor HOLIDAY
GIFTS, and as there never was
a time in the history Of the Dry
Goods trade when a dollar pos
scssed greater purchasing pow
crs than now, we can assure the
public that great bargains await
them in every department..
Please call as earlyin the day as
possible and avoid the great
rush that usually occurs in the
middle Of the afternoon.
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now Ire WAS
a Marion County ,inn ltObbsd Of u Lnrg,
w Sum Of Money md Ills Watch. IN,

a Marion County ,inn ltobbsd of u Large
Sum Of Money md His Watch.
Last night shortly before midnight
Officer Combs Of the Eighth ward found
4 ma lying In an outlot near The river,
md turning him over found that no had
evidently been badly beaten and robbed.
Tho man was unconscious and with great
difficulty ho was rcstorcdto consciousness.
For M hour or two lie was IN Il da1cd CON-
dition and replied absontly and lncoher-
emily TO nll questions put to him. All
efforts Of the physician and those with
him failed to get anything from the man
that would disclose his identity, lie
was apparently about thirty years Of nge.
good looking and well bred In appear.
anc Ills clothing was OF the finest
make, but his pockets were turned inside
out and n broken watch chain showed
plainly that no had been "done for"
Several severe bruises on the mans fore.
head and Il dark blue mark under ono cyG
indicated that he had not been dcspoilcd
without Il struggle. Finally toward two
o'clock tho stranger became much better
and after his hurts had been attended toby
u physician, the man said. "My name Is
McCallister. / am a merchant from Nc.
Michacltown, Marion county, this State,
and came here to purchase goods. got
In late this evening, OF rather last oven.
ing, now, and after supper strolled out to
sec some friends. ! asked the hotel clerk
for the address OF ono or two friends md
went out 10 look them up. | walked
down Market street and across the bridge.
Being confused l accosted Il rough looking
man and asked him for directions. Sizing
nc up for q stranger he volunteered to
show me to tho house Of my friend. l
went n long way with him and finally be-
coming suspicious refused TO 60 farther.
We had then arrived Mt tho lot where YOU
found me, when he turned and dealt me
two or three blows with Il billy. The last
one | got l fell and lost consciousness.
Before tho man struck ine I had gold
watch and six hundred dollars in money
upon me, and now all I have left Is this
chain and this suit OF new clothes with
which gundling fitted me out entire in
the evening. ! am Glad l went 10 gund.
ling. No manloscs any money who trades
with him. He, like his clothing, is
NIL wool md q yard wide. Thanking the
officer for his kindness and rcgretting his
inability to do more for him, tho Marion
county man left for his hotel.
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Dir. SllNnleY lsoNlrnS.

Barney STANLEY, ioremanof the Vieilant
engine house, yesterday rendered his re-
signa!ion OF that position TO Chief Dun
ming. The resignation was voluntary,
and was made in view OF Mr.. Shanley's
candidacy for the Democratic nomination
for City Sergeant. The Democratic prim-
aries arc to b. held next.Saturday.
No appointment has yet been made to
fill the vacancy. Ches Dean, OF the Hope
Hose house, will fill the position OF fore
man at tho Vigilant temporarily, and
Charles Donel has Deans place in the i'll
term. g.,
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Idn Sidduns Once More.

Ida Siddons' company appeared at Char.
ley shay's theatre last evening, opening
its fifth engagement ut this house. 1t will
be the attraction all week. There was q
large audience, and signs Of approval were
not scarce. The company is improved in
most respects, the costumes being new
and bright and the vocal part Of the pro-
gramme very fine. Ida Siddons, Billy
Arnold, Ned West ind other iavorites
made now friends. Miss Annie Hart
"caueht on" immensely. She is a show
in herself. Miss Clifton and Mack and
Marston also made a good impression. !,
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Old Aunt GrlcyOtIH

Makes everybody miserable, because she
is so gloomy and disagrceable. Probably
it comes from dyspepsia, combined with 4
touch OF liver complaint. is her case
hopeless? Not at all. Give Aunt Griev-
GUS q bottle o. Browns Iron Bitters, and
sec it brighten her up. Thousands OF ail.
ing ladies have conquered their troubles
by the use Of this valuable medicine. ANY
druggist will tell you it is good for weak
ness, dyspepsia, malaria, etc.
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A little daughter OF Michael Hoe, who
lives on Seventeenth street east OF Woods,
was badly scaldcd on the face, head and
neck yesterday morning about Q o'clock.
She caught hold Of a pitcher Of stcaming
hot coffee sitting on the edge OF the table,
and pulled it over upon herself, the hot
liquid pouring over her head and burning
herfrightfully. Justhowseriousherin jur.
iesare cannotyetbe told, but the skin on her
face will probably be permanently dis.
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I. q. DILLON.

WE will sell Photograph Albums,
Scrap Books, Plush Fancy Goods, Fine
Glass and Bisquc Ware, atvtry low prices
to reduce stock.
We have $1,000 worth Of Christmas
Cards TINT must BIZ sold by December 20.
Prices to SHIT everybody. Special prices
TO those buying by dozen or hundred.
STANTON Il DAVENPORT,
No. 1901 Market Street.
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United States Criminal Cases.,

A man named Miller, from Garrett's
Station, plead entity in the United States
Court to the charge OF violating the inter
nal revenue laws, and was fined 500 and
costs and committed to Jail for thirty daya.
William Boyles was fined 500 for the
SAINT oilense.
The case Of Joseph Hilton, the colorel
boy indicted for mail robbery, Is still on
trial in the United States Court. The cyl.
dence will probably not be finished before
this evening.
Several petty violators OF the postal
laws arc to be tried ut this term.
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Jacob Wilhelm has just finished the
renovation OF his new saloon at Ii Market
opposite the p~ostottice. There is
no cleaner or more attractive place in the
city. Tho refreshments, from tho more
expensive campagnes to the unpretentious
but volatile pop arc the finest and purest
in Wheeling. His wines and liquors are
par excellence the finest and oldest in tho
State. A palatable lunch is served every
morning. patronize a quiet, orderly place.
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INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, D. O., Dec. lG.-l a. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, gen.
orally fair weather, lower temperature,
north to west winds in the northern por-
ton and variable in tho southern portion.
For tho Lower Lakes, cloudy weather
md snow followed by clearing weather,
lower temperature, north to west winds.
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ALL.W0OL KNIT JACKETS.

We lave now In stock II full line Of the
above Jackets; also, M extra heavy DUAL.
ity for butchers, anu II full iinc Of Scotch
Wool Underwear, warranted not 10
shrink. c. HESS l. sons,
Merchant TailorS and Gents Furnislcrs.
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EMBROIDERED Slippers for Holiday
Presents at J. ". AMICK'S,
1143 Main Street.

Will open every day this week Choice
Novelties in Plush Toilet Cases, Writing
Desks, Polished Gold Bronze SconccS,
Tables and Candelabras, besides Il few
choice pieces Of Royal Worcester and
Copeland Fancy CHM. Call and sec my
stock, whether you wish to buy Or not.
Respectfully,
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H'saseSc: February se>,fase,ic; MafA, s2il<as?hc;
May s53iasGc. Corn, western Irregular, closing
dull; nike, SPOT A%i55taise: December 41s.ate.
January 5Si.at6sSS: fSer Y, ts,.atSs; x ,sss' ~
Hay steady. Provisions dutiani casy; mess pork
sat "; bacon NJ. clear rib sides SIC: hams l2a
packed Ia,ssc; creamery ?.al3lc. Egys firm al VA
tSc. Collie quiet; Rio earIocs, ordinary TO iAir sT,i
0Xc. Sugar quiet md steady A soft &c. whisky
steady nj 81 lsal 10. @
CINCINNATI. O., Dec. lb..,Flour ea,lcr; family
81 OAi5 60: fancy SJGal5 ~. Wheat dahl No. 2 red
7lc. Com In iair demand and iirm; No. =. 3estc;
Oats easier nj 27he. l.yu In good lcMhid nrd
higher nj .5tahjc. Harley ca,fcr: rAtra Nos MI tsa
5GS, l'o'S anli \; 81 CYAN a. Lard 1uIri St
ribs sc. AAcotl easier; shoulders Gkc; short rib
7,Ec; short clear Tskc. whisky steady ~ 81 Il:
llltte easier; creamery noe: onlry lsa?Oc. Lillseed
oil dull ut $50. EEgs scarce anil Inn ut .3a2lc.
Cheese III good demand nj l0,lec.
TOLEDO, o., Dec. t5.-wheat quiet and firm; No.
. rcd, rnsh and December G0}Ge: January G71Gc
asked, February GO asked Nay lie, Corn Urn ;
NJ, 2 e' F.n and p ,sS niS. ~; TSv e' H. S"pnHI %. o &c
dull and nominal; No. ? cash 26iIc; May MAc.
Glove, .seed dull; primecash and pcccm6cr 81 ".
Petroleum.
TrusvIlLE. pa. Dec. D.-opencd at 1901: highest
73Isc: lowest 1lMc; closed at NE: shipments
lpi,!!:90 barrels; rms - SD hGttNls. \ ln.ler slsc,al
~ kIV litIhth btNSN. tN WV kNhke Va IN
Thorn Creek wells: Ihi!!ils No. b: ~ bntfels lcr
hotir' fttaea 60. ! ~. T,Su ~ ~; o y: III rE ,nnr Mn.
~; S ~ M : |, ! m. , t" a. NrI.,ii"
g. = a. e'ee"'ee w. = VA po!"' 'o' 'e'''u'
~. l'"'
IIADfoib, "a, Dec. -Crl OIL. weaker, Win
4 slight downward tendency National Tn.usi! md
Underwater runs Saturday ni'd sunday so,sl5 har.
,eis: souli hm,pmShE > WV, ~, uH YIN ! ' Sn,i +, ,rrS,,.
I, "a tgsa y ",'"''' y, IL. ciosai ~ si1"r.
highest 7JNct lowest 1lssc. rI
vihS.l,, ! ~ ~ ~ ! t,tin,,""t NJ, i ,"wns, sIntn,
closed nj &c, Sales $4,000 barrels; clran.nccs
p,.7GOOO barrels; runs II cts barrels; shipments
N,sti barrels; charters 1851 barrels. y
Ru1tuorr, Mn. ,Ne. M.-pe,no,eam easy and
,,ia,. ,nG,,n,i 7iIn!at" ~ N
BAR, nr, nm, hos Ia pct.ol,nm dull. rceted
INC. ,'f"
Srw y.orx. Dcc. N y et rolcum firm. l,n,ica ;oc.
W." Ao"A' Nv -. s.o",' '""' "'~ 49,
+. W. Live stock'
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tlr you are in doubt what TO buy your
friend for a holiday present, settle the
matter by getting II of those elegant
christmas cards at Stanton 4 Davenport's
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beautiful Cards,

A set Of magnificent floral cards, Il by
6 inches, sent free to all persons who have
used Browns Iron Bitters, State disease
and effect. Write your address plainly.
Browns Chemical Co., Baltimore, Nd,
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ALLthc leading gilt books advertised in
magazines anti newspapers can be bought
from Stanton 4 Davenport ut less than
prices advertised. d
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New Orleans excursion tickets are now
on sale at ticket Offices OF the Pittsburgh,
Cincinnati & St. Louis railway company.
For rntes and time Of trains. call upono or
write to nearest agent PAN Handle route,
or to L. A. Ford, General Passenger Agent
Pittsburgh, Pa. TEIf rrhts
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-16

The following shows the range OF the
Thermometer MS Observed at Schnepfs
drug store, Opera House corner, Yesterday:
-. Nj, 44o IL Nj, S0o; =. NJ, 3so; r. Nj,
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54.1Scn all wool plaids at sl0o per yards
is the best value in tho market,
L. NJ. MCCilLL1S & Co.
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PHoroGRArn albums and scrap books
arc selling ut unusually low figures to re-
duce large stock at Stanton 4 Davenport's
book Store.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features OF tho Money nnl Stock Mar
lkefs. F.

lets.
New ioES, Dec. 15.-Moncy easy at lalh rcr.
cent, closed offered At l percent. Prime mertnff.
tile pmpcr i14aG percent. Sterling Exchange bank.
ers' bills weak ut 81 81: demand SiSi11,
G~ovErSMESrs-h percent lower for Is and X
lower for is. 20
RAILROAD ioSDs-Nishcr for Eric consolidated
seconds.
STATE sEcumrlEs-Qu!ct
stotKS-The week opened with a lower market
nj tho Stock Exchange: Lake Shore, New York
Centrlll anu LaekNw,uina, however, wcrp cScep.
iionaiiE a5in md ha244 percent higher, Before lie
aud later OIL ndccline Of %to2H percent took place,
!~1!cka"aitna, Chicago, burlington & Quincy, Rock
Island md New York Central led the downward
a maSySsle ietasl SHI's1se anS TS EEL H'l Is;ael , BY ,EFsp9,rts Of
rnrlor OF II reduction In the dividend rate, THIS
WIS later officially denied. In The afternoon the
market was stronger IN covering short CONTRACTS,
IT'S aaa l.cilc Mil were strong ind sold up to
In the lust half hour of business North.
western, weakened. declining to coz, and the other
~. assdy e. s s,,l, lei pr 4 to X pfEccnt; iu sympathy.
the tr'ding was the option sales; New York Cen.
tial seld seller Co" at S51IaS dividend attd S.n
sx.dividend 1900 shares thus changed I,nnds..
Compared WIN saturdays closing, prices arc x 10
sentr!l Pacific, Erie, Northern lrciic, Pacific
Nail, Reading and Texas Pacific, which arc II 10 X
percent higher, -
SC,uVV shurCs. o.
u; 5. 3, lnl: US. vs.. lla3zz: US. new ,s' le3H.
iaGi,.e 70! ~. ~; Central Pacific, Icy: Erie. 5TI;
ii&hlsh 4 wiiEes ~ asked; Louisiana consols, Is:
Missouri Is. le]i!!: ST. Joseph, llO;s i. Es.C. G,s,s.'
iid; Tennessee Is, old, 80; do new, Al; Texns
Pacific Land Grants, IS: do lio Grnrle. ri.
Kitten v s; laei' El a5sts lI5aa; 90 Land Gratis. iS55%%::
Consols, e1tnh mRtlred coupons, 80; do deferred. i:
adattis Express; i3i; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 20; Canada
Southern u: Ceutnl Pacific, 'Sth; ChcsanenEs e
Ohio, "; DO tlIst preferred. loIi:: DO second pre-:
iGsred, l; e., 81 c;& l., IS: Denver 4 Rio Gratdc,
lsi: liannibal 4 s s.. Joseph. aS1ys: Do preferred. ssS
ASKED; knnSas 4 Texas. lG14; Lake Erie 4 Western.
W.; Lake Shore, ~; Louisville & Nashville. MiiS::
I, i:9 Ghs,Ia.;,I SG 7S; AlIAny 4 Chicago, 70: Memphis
Memphis 4 Charleston, Is; Michigan Central &:
NeW JrSssy Gentsal, a61SS: &os.hera Pacific, i6ss;
Do Do, preferred; $95s; Southwestern, SIX do n]rScicsrad,
ohi3 \ Mississippi. 10; do preferred, CS: TacfSsc.
Mhn;i: ~ rl!'ssIn1Eh| ~; leading, ~; St.
=: PAUL, IA; do preferred, ids: Texas facitIc, n;
" Sn' 81! r. Lac Z 'SH: .Gn!tea States Express. 81;
Fargo Express, lO7; Western Union, GOA, 'S
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4 HASpsoME pair OF white wool blankets
makes n respectable Christmas Gift that
is ii you buy the California blankets nj
S. per pair at L. M. McGuLlS & Co.'S,
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From nov until Christmas we offer the
princess black silk at special prices.
d. NJ. McGfLLIS ( Co,
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A Handsome Christmas GIT
can be selected from our dry goods stock
at prices lower than they will ever reael,
again. i. NJ. MCCnLIS 4 Co.
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ELEGANT French cloths md t~ricots, the
incest md best dress fabrics nthe market,
arc sold at i. n. McG!LLlX & Co.'s.
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STANTON 4 DAvExpoET have an elegant
line OF those illustrated poems in alligator
bindings, or with silk fringes, At from 81 25
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If the fire.grate and fire-irons cost fifty
dollars, what will 4 ton OF coal come to?
Ashes. st. Jacobs Oil costs only so cents,
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ESGLrsIi casilmeres which arc sold cy.
cry place for 50 cents per yard L. NJ. Nc
Gillin d Co. sell at 20 cents pcr yard.
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Chcnp Dress Goods.

MEMS suits from u 90 to SIG 90. Bank.
rupt Clothing sale, ll42 Main street.
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c1oTHIYa nearly given away. Bank
rupt Clothing sale, 1142 Main street,
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Billiard Cloths,

MEMS oyercoats from s. 90 to sl3 so.
Bankrupt Clothing sale, l142 Main street.