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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-30
NEVER TOUCHED A HAIR.
five south Side Hunters Make an Attemp
on the Life of squirrel,

five South Side Hunters Make an Attempt
on the Life of n squirrel,
A party of hunters composed Of FIVE
well known South Side gentlemen, early
Friday morning boarded spring wagon
and accompanied by FIVE shot.guns, trusty
and true, sailed out Caldwell's run quite q
lorg distance. When they thought that
sufficiently good hunting grounds had been
discovered they disembsrked, hitched the
horses to tree and started gaily away on
he hunt. They hunted all day, bat found
nothing.
At last when the shades Of evening began
10 tall, Ben, one of the boys, got his eagle
eye onto ground squirrel and Immediately
gave tie alarm by yelling Here, boys
here's ground squirrel" Where" ask
ID JEFF. Let me see hin" said Bob
Let's shoot him." said Billy. And then
all the beys raised their guns and blazed
away but the little fellow only winked a
few times asst the noise bothered him
Then the boys looked at each other and
blazed away again, awaiting for the
smoke to clear away so that they
could see the maDgled remains Of that
squir1el. Ten barrels full of shot had been
let loose at his little form, BY ten sure shots,
and the smoke cleared away. Then the
Eve hunters were psrslyzed. There stood
the game, apparently PERFECTLY composed
But an idea seemed to strike him that the
boys were attempting to hurt him and 80
he shook his tail several times and with q
parting wink walked leisurely into his hole.
Then the boys solemnly, individually and
collectively swore they would say nothing
about it, and that's why it is iotted down
here.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-30
GENERAL HARDWARE.
STOVES. &c,
BASE BALL.
The Result of Yesterdays Game on the
Fair Grounds

The Result of Yesterdays Game on the
Fair Grounds.
A yeritable slaughter of the innocents is
what yesterdays game of ball on the new
Fair Grounds proved to be, the players being
The Globes, OF Bellaire, and the Standards,
composed principally of Bridgeporters:
The first two innings were so finely
plsyed that neither side succeeded in scor-
ing. >.
The third inning looked so promising that
FIVE hundred spectators expected to see
frst-clsss exhibition Of ball playing, but
thew were disappointed. With two men
ont none on bases, and J. White toeing the
plate, with two strikes against him,
things looked awful blue for the
Globes. But at this juncture the startling
uncertainties of base ball were exemplideo.
White made scratch hit and landed safely
ON first bag, and then stole second, landing
ON third. All this time George-as fine
oaIl plaeer as ever handled the willow-was
standing over the plate watching his chance
70 hammer the ball. He hammered 1t.
White came home on the hit and George
smiled serenely and safely on the first bag
/ his was 100 muCn lOt INC h0A 'Se Va
Standards. They went all to pieces and
indulp ed in the fine exhibition of muttinism,
with the result of three runs for the Globes
At the end of the third inning the final re-
suit was apparent to the veriest tyro.
So far as the Globes are concerned they
gave the finest exhibition Of perfect ball
oIsying that has ever been witnessed in this
section of country, not an error being
CHARGED to the club. Dunn's pitching and
WesIlakes catching were simply perfect
Dunn accomplished the extraordinary-We
might soy phenomenal-teat OF striking out
6fteen batsmen while Westlake stood man
fully behind the bat gathering in the corpses
So perfect was the play of the Globes thatit
Is scarcely fair to individualize the plays;
out especial mention must be made OF the
y1eat work with the bat by Sol White,
ieorge Dunn and G. Westlake. The base
INNING of those artists was simply I'M
nense.
For the Standards Hunter, Burkett anu
:. H.inlin are deserving OF praise io' their
xctlitpt work.
The appended score tells on the one hand
io,ful and on the other sad, sad tals:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-30

left Squire Phillips, Mary and Nellie vent
home; | was late; when / went in asked if
Nellie was home, and Mary said no; went
to my room and took of my coat; Nellie
came in and l asked her where she was; she
said It was none Of my business; at supper
she made unpleasant remarks and left the
table; she followed me;
THOUGHT SHE WAS DRUNK;
she said she would call the police; she went
to the window and called, and put my
arms under hers and lifted her away. To
the COurt-She is my housekeeper; l pay
her wages; she called me q liar; she often
says thar; but l pay little attention to it.
Odd you pay her fine in the other
esseH
A.-Well, my money was here.
Q.-By Elson-Did you strike her?
A.-No; if l would l would do her up
good. .
Mr.. Elson then asked for dismissal but
His Honor eaid it was clear case, and as
sessed fine Of $50 and costs.
The cases of Nellie Gaylord and Mary
Thornton were called. The former was
fined S. and costs, and the latter dismissed
The fine and costs in Aldridges case
amounted to $4l85, and in Miss Gaylord 8
to $3.50. The latter dumped the contents
of her pocket book on the desk, but she
only had about S., and counsel settled the
bill Notice Of an appeal was given IN Mr..
Aldri6ges case.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-30
BITS OF NEWS,
Picked Up Here and There By Register
Reporters.

Picked Up Here and There by Register
Reporters.
THREE deeds OF trust ware admitted to
record yesterday.
The Board o Directors of the State Far
Association will meet on the Fair Ground
Monday.
The Peanut Knockers de Gated the Tun-
nsl Orphans yesterday afternoon by score
Of 90 10 IL.
SEVERAL Of our Wheeling boys took in
be Sullivan Nc Gallery fight at Cincinnati
yesterday.
A SPECIAL meeting of loeal union No 9
\. +. q. ". |. will be held this afternoon
At the usual hour.
The Lone S,ar fishing club returned yes
erday from Big Fish creek, where they have
mad pleasant lime.
Mrs Rolf. mother Of Charles and Gus
Rolf, returned to her home in Wheeling
Yesterday, after visit Eere.-Bellalre In
dependent.
An Italian was suns!ruck in front Of
White& Filans saloon, on Market street,
Yesterday afternoon, aud the sun was not
very hot either
Tow GIBIIS, Just below the REGISTER CT
lice, got specials from Cincinnati: yesterday
sivrrg the resu of each round OF the Sui
IVAN McCstiery fight
TuE Chicago Inter- Ocean, in criticism
IN Keene's company, speaks In conpli-
ruantsry terms of the acting Of Mr.. Frans
HenDig, who is a m ember Of The company
Col Ed LArGHLN, of the East Enc
caught q three legged turtle recent eX-
cursion up the creek. 1t is on exhibition
at Rich. Donovans saloon, on Seventeenth
street.
THERE is enough talent in Wheeling to
get up frst-class base ball club. Why
don't talented young bail players like
Messrs. John Handland and John Wright
get upone.
( CAMP MEETING opens at Gaston's orchard
10 day There will be preaching at II a
n. bv DR.. R o. billiard; at 3 p IN by
Rev j. II Jones; at 1902. m. BY Rev. G..
". W. Jenkins.
The special committee of the Board Of
Commissioners 70 lay out the streets on the
Poor House farm, consisting of Messrs
Maxwell, Nichols, Peterson, Stoker sud
Stein. will go out Tuesday.
The Niagara Rink at Bellaire was open
d last night and large crowd went down
! from Martins Ferry on the Climax. The
/ .E,nayille brass band made good music for
! The trip and at the rink.
The two most prominent society events
during the past week were the receptions
given by Mr.. Joseph Bell at Lsatherwood,
ard Mrs Thomas Hughes, of the Island
Goth on Thursday evening.
The South Side Singing Society gave q
delightful dance at Seibert Garden Friday
eight, complimentary supper being ten.
dered them by the genial host. A pleasant
feature OF the occasion was representation
Mr. Seibert of handsome set OF glass
ware as a token Of esteem from the society.
Eillmeyer made the music.
TINS Second ward market, yesterday
morning was fairly glutted with vegetables
The fsrm wagons extended below DR.. Brent.
fingers drug store, on Market street. Corn
| cold as low as four cents per dozen, cab.
bsge at three cents head, tomatoes at ten
cents peck, good apples at ten cents 3
peck, and other stuff in proportion, It
looked az though the supply could not b
exhausted.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-30
A Long Tramp.

Philip Sheridan, half breed Indian, with
bis wife, an Indian squaw, were encamped
Friday at Triadelphisin a small tent. The
woman was taken i'll on that day with
heart disease and when some Of the in
nabitsnts went to her assistance and de-
,ired to remove her to some comfortable
place, her husband became Immediately
S1atby and asserted that the
first person who laid hands
upon bis wife would suffer the loss Of
his or her scalp. AS the big injtn looked
bad out of his eyes, no one attempted to in.
sist upon their humane efforts All this
time the poor woman was lying on the
ground with nothing but blanket under
her, attempting to make signs with her
hands and eyes, as she was unable to speak.
DR.. Cracraft was called and said that che
could not live long, but if she could be
gotten to comfortable querters there might
be hope. The man and his wife came ali
be way from Ksnsss to see their daughter
who attends school at Carlisle, Pa, but it
now looks as if the mother would never see
her daughter again.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-30
A BIG ROUND DOLLAR.
Will One Go Farther Now Than in
Flush Times?
A Reporter Talks With Large Num-
Der of Business Men on the
Question Of Prices, With the
Annexed Result.

We believe it is generally conceded BY
the public at large that a silver dollar will
go farther" in these times Of depression and
dullress of trade than in days when bust
ness is brisk and wages high. But exactly
how much more food or clothing q dollar
will buy now, as compared with few years
ago, is, we believe, unknown to the vast
majority of people. With the view of shed
ding some little light on this interesting
poi6t a reporter was detailed few days
400 10 make the rounds of merchants IN the
retail trade, gather the prices of goods OF
fair average quality, and tsbulste the data
thus procured in such form as to show at
a glance the decline in values. The year
1880 has been chosen for the purpose OF
comparison, and, without intending our
showing to be at all complex or exhaustive
we submit the result:
GROCERIES.
Here there is heavy reduction in many
articles, an unchanged price in a few, and
a slight advance in one or two, as IN mo,
lasses and dried beef. Ham, shoulders and
eide meat have shruDk largely, in sympathy
with fresh pork. Flour is 80 per cent
lower, rice 20 per cent, coffee 80 to % per
cent, sugar 80 to so per cent, starch ~ %
per cent, syrup so per cent, and so on we
make comparisons between 1875, 1851, ano
1885, as per figures furnished BY H. D.
Smith:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-30
Sales of Real Estate.

The Armstrong and Coen real estate, on
he Island, was offered at public sale in
iobt the Court House yesterday by the
,ssiguees, Messrs. Hubbard " Russell,
Nessrs Christman and Hervey being the
,uctioneers. The Alexander Coen resi-
fence, on Virginia street, was knocked down
10 Beui List for $3.50. The double brick
mouse on Virginia street, adjoining the
,bove was sold to Alexander Coen tor
5000.
The Frank Coen residence on South
Penn street, was bid up to $l,545 and ad-
iourncd until Monday. The Armstrong
esidence and the planning mill property
were I'D up, the former to IS CTS, and'the
auer to 81 600, and adjourned until next
Saturday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-30
Colored Camp ,restinr at Cresap,,,

The A. NJ. E. camp meeting at Cresap's
is still in progress, Service every day aud
evening Preaching on Sunday at IL q.
N and and 1880 p m.
Rev. C. W. Frazier, the native African,
delivered a lecture last evening on the
modes and customs of the Africans to q
large audience. He has been requested
and will repeat his lecture on Sunday, Au,
gust so, at O'Clock, dressed in the cos
tune of his native country. Excursion
trains will run on the o. r. railroad, leav-
ing Wheeling at 7:l0 q. m, $50 q. m e,
1880 a. m, and l:S0 p. m, city time.
Round trip so cents.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-30
Thieves in a Church Building.

About halEpast three o'clock yesterday
morning, as Sister in the convent at the
corner Of Fourteenth and Eoff streets was
passing along corridor, she saw strange
man with lighted candle in the house. She
gave the alarm, and an aged man, who
Sleeps IN the detached portion Of the bull
ding, went % police headquarters for help
Officers Schseter and Wilkie went up and
made a search of the house. While thus
engaged they heard the intruder turn key
in a lock, but he made his escape before he
could be captured. He must have entered
he building through window into the
chapel and made a pretty complete tour OF
he house. A cupboard door had been
forced open with a jimmy but nothing
vas missing, the SILVER candlesticks and
gold chalice on the altar being undisturbed.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-30
IN GENERAL.
Chicken Thieves.

Last Saturday night Sam Elder, the East
Wheeling soap dea er, had his chicken coop
cleaned ont. Twenty nine fine hens were
stolen. slorg with one rooster The inhab-
usnts in that section are now taking turns
Isyipg for the thieves with shot guns, and it
vii he dangerous for the chaps to monkey
,rom that vicinity unless they desire to
ave their carcasses perforated.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-30
OYSTERS, OYSTERS.
Thetd Reliable, w. 0. McCIuskey,

The id Reliable, w. o. McCIuskey.
AS ii regular season for Fresh Oysters
is againt hand, | take pleasure in calling
The attsion of the public again to the
Brands Oysters that | control exclusively
ard tbahave become so famous in this
arket ID vicinity
Tn GREAT ELLIS STAR BRAND
Nd NEw YORK COUNTS.
The seriority Of my Oysters over all
other brsds in the market is so we'll kno VII
that eve place in the city where good
Oysters e wanted none but my stock is
used, snhe evidence that the public have
sppreciaa my efforts to give them the best
Oysters The had is that in spite of ell com
petition Inn every quarter my trade has
shown sPnsisnt and steady increase until
it now RVS the largest Oyster houses in the
country. The coming week introduce my
Great Ell Star Brand, and in all the res.
'aursnts, vster depots, meat markets and
groceries this city and vicinity they will
,e ioundh sale.
gain tnkiDg the public for the very gen.
erous psthsge in the past and promising
TO strictly sintain the came high standard
Of excellse that las characterized the
Star Bird " il the past and to enforce
he same lid rules as to HONEST, SOLID
MEASURED addition to always selling at
he lowesbssible price, meeting all com
peiion in ice, let it come from whom it
may. | f safe in saying that will again
merit heneroIs patronage that has been
bestowed , me in past seasons. On
Wednesda September ID, open with
full supply all kinds of Can, Bulk and
Shell Oyst, and from that date orders
vii! have prompt and personal attention.
respectfully,
". o MCCLUsKEY,
Whole AGENT. sc Twelfth Street,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-30
Pilfered the Parrot.

Friday evening some unknown scoundrel
went to the back door of Joe Weob's sa-
loon, on Market street, near the creek, and
stole csge containing pet parrot: The
police were notified, and Captain Smith yes
;erday found the bottom OF the cage on the
reek bank 1t is supposed some one stole
te bird, put it in bag, and threw the cage
twey.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-30
Homes and Gardens.

For the sake of both health and economy
a home in the country is desirable. The
lots ION 10 be sold at auction, carved out
of the Lewis Baker farm at Elm Grove, he
in healthy locality, Of convenient access 70
the city, surrounded by excellent society,
near q graded school, church, postomis e
and stores The soil is Of the best ,quahty
for gardening purposes. Many OF the Iots
have on them shade and fruit trees. here
is an opportunity to secure home at low
price and on long terms Of payment: a
81 COO lot can be had for $3.50 in hand and
len wears will be given, if desired, to pay the
remainder. Before the last payments are
due the property viii be worth more than
double the money paid for it Either tor a
home or as speculation here'is most de-
sirable chance for investment The sale
will be on Wednesday, September 80, COM
medcipg at 70 o clock q. m.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-30
Whole Agent, sc Twelfth S;ret
Sic Fair. Colnmhna O

On Aug 3lst, Sept. lst, I'd, Sd and
18th, the P d st. l.. r. R. Co. will sell
round triPckets to Columbus at rate
of 81 40. aims leave Wheeling at 7:35
a. m, cityhe, arrive at Columbus 1885
p. m, LEO m arrives at Columbus 8p.
m, $40 p arrives at Columbus las
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-30
SirnaI .nrYlcn OF MhnnIinr.

For the past faW days the signal service
Tags have been flying above Mayor Gsu0b's
ieWelry store. The nestest thing we have
seen is the Kidney Pill Cos card giving h
fac smile of the flags and explanations
They are in sll the CITY drug stores for free
5istrihution. Get-ope
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-30
A NIidniPht Fight.

Just before midnight last night Jacob
iiruber. white, and Ben. jackson, colored,
Argsged in a fight in the Second ward
market house. They we're hard at it, when
Dfcer Watson put in an appearance. The
negro made his escape, but Gruber was
,sptured and locked up.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-30
DRY GOODS.

In dry goods prices have been badly cut
all altpg TIE line, in some cases goods now
selling for less than half the prices obtained
i've years ego for the same qualities ano
maker Especially heavy reductions have
oetn made in gipghsms, wooden dress
e DDS, hose, sheeting, blankets and quilts,
and fannels, Much less Of the finer grades
Of goods are called for, people generally
oeipg content with low grades where they
formerly purchased the better or best quail
Ties We quote:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-30
IN MEMORY OF LITTLE MAGGIE
FINLEY.


ENLEY.
Dark the room, and hushed the footsteps,
Where sweet Mag ie in quiet lay,
Waiting for those forms OF brightness
Gent TO bear her far Away.
Zone the rosy flush OF beauty,
Gone the Iustsr OF the eye,
Gone from hearts OF love-fortver;
She was young, alas TO die
There were days OF pain and anguish,
There were weeks Of grief and despair
Our sweet Maggie was called 10 suner
With the smiles that ap,els wear,
She the fairest one among Us,
Frail as is tie lily's bloom.
Dp ellirg in the sunless present
Blending her your life with gloom.
when the last FAD hour Is nearing,
Friends are gathered round her bed
With the rays OF sunshine falling
On the little darling b id
While they kiss the face so smiling;
Glimm.T on the golden hair
haggie's eyes grow dim with slumber
She Is sleeping with the fair.
Up above the sky Of beauty,
IN the Home OF Love so bright,
She 10 now star OF glory.
In the diadem Of light
Where the Tree Of Life Is blooming
And the weary are at rest,
Robed In pure and spotless ralment,
Maggie Is dwelling with the best.
-PdrrHis.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-30
TIE DAILY CALENDAR.
Held to Court.

At IL o'clock yesterday morning the
hearing of the adultery case Of the State Va.
Hiram Aldridge and Nellie Gaylord was
resumed before Squire Phillips, Capt. B. b;
Dovener taking his place among counsel
for the defense. When the evidence was
concluded, the court held the defendants in
$500 each to answer.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-30
NOTICE.

TT Would BE ADVISABLE FOR THE PAR.
ties who took Joe webb's parrot to return the
same as friends OF his saw them 20 through the
mill TO the creek Falling 10 do 30 they will be
dealt vi b 10 the full extent Of the law. au3oq
BE-. O. Railroad.
Leave Bellaire at ~ 10 p. m. for Symmetrical.
Leave Beaire at $50 .. m. for Somerfeld and
GAINESVILLE.
Leave Bellaire at $50 D. m. for wood,aeld.
Arrive at Bell,ire, s:25 q m, l0:l0 O. N. and
k.25 n
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-30

THERE ybe a grand opening Of the
Diamond s$u, No. 5l9 Market street, on
Tuesday nil The Diamond is q ne.
place, handh fitted up and the propri-
etor, Mr.. Kline, will be happy to see
his old friela well as new ones ut the
Diamond.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-30
Tha LUCKY Man.

The REGISrER is informed that com.
mission for Mr.. Louis Gsus, as United
States gauger for the Wheeling district, Is
at the posTofiee awaiting call from the
gentleman. The REGIsTER congratulate
Mr.. Gaus upon the appointment.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-30
Polica PiCkups.

In Police Court, yesterday morning, T.
Corners got 81 and costs for snstching pea
outs from the stand on the corner OF Elev-
nth and Market streets.
1t looks as if there would be l2j arrests
this month.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-30
PRODUCE, ETC.
BOOTS AND SHOES.

Inquiry in the boot and shoe trade re-
vtals the fact that prices are from 8 to 20
per cent lower than five years ago, the
smallest reduction being on fine goods and
the greatest on the common qualities The
deuand for fine shoes has fallen off con-
sidtrably, with a corresponding increased
request for lower grades, We quote prices
for ordinary goods as follows:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-30
Point sillIs Camp Meeting.

The B. & o. will run trains, leaving
Wheeling at 9 m. and 2 p. N. Return
ing, viii leave the grounds at 5 p. m. and
10 o. m, city time.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-30
SUNDAY, AUGUST so. 1898.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index to New Advertisements.

For ~sle-Bav Mare.
For Rent-Erout Room.
Coal Marshall & Van FOssen.
Trustees sale OF Valuable Real Estate.
For Sale-HeatiDg stoves.
Sggun Collegiate Institute.
Notice 70 trlasSwoTkprs.
Private SchOOl-Mrs. +. G.. CraCratL
v est Virginia state Fair.
Bakers Magic Relief. II LanSe 4 %.
TUF I.-as-EOOms With Board.
Wanted B1arders.
Wantsd-Ageu's.
New FAN aud Winter Goods-IIsury Jacobs (
To-. Local Page.
Notice Jos Webb LOgal Page
New Fall and Winter Dry GOOds-H EmShein cr
= Local Page
Gu,man's Graad Exhibition OF Fall Clothju--
Local Psge.
White Mountain Hammock Chair-H. Nendel a
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Additional Local on FIRST Page.
Millinery.

We are now receiving all the choice
STYLES in Fall Hats and Bonnets; also, nov
eliiss in fancy Birds and Feathers.
OREN ID. KIsSER
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-30

Reduction. Reduction. Reduction!
Reduction of the price Of labor compels
reduction Of consumption.
Reduction of consumption causes over
stock Of the market. oyerstock OF the market
compels reduction in the price Of everything
produced.
Recognizing this state of affairs and to
meet the requirements of the times, have
made large reductions in the prices Of every
thing in our line:
Good striped carpet, l5c.
Good Ingram, 25c
Good Wall Papers, &c.
Good Floor Oil Cloth, 25c.
Good Rugs at all prices.
Good Window Shades made up ready to
hang, 35c.
Good Calico Comforts, $l.OO, sl25,
81 so.
Good Brussels Carpet, SOC.
All other goods in proportion.
Selling on commission for manufacturers,
we sell only for cash. Call soon if you wish
to save money. Nos. 20l9 and 202l Main
street. John Roemer, Agent.
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Millinery.

We are receiving all the choice
styles 10 Fafat and Bonnets; also, nov.
elites in tancBirds and Feathers.
OREy d. KIssER.