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NEWS III Bn1Rr.5
silver has been discovered near Abilene

Silver has been discovered near a oilene
Texas. .5z
The decrease In the aa,i9ssl debt fol
the month Of April was s., 46l, $50. y
JIM, Williams accidentally fell into, /
cistern AZ 0hafdop, o., and was drowned
a Gre in New York City destroyed Ran
bel Bros chocolate factory. Loss Ss,'
IN. Webster, convicted at Iagrdef n
Jefferson, o., was sentenced to be hanged
Qctober1.
WILLIAM Pate, confined in the Joliet, Ill.
prison taE bosse stesllpg, escaped by seal
ing the walls.
Angus NJ. Cannon, q Mormon withthrel
wives, has been convicted in the United
States Court Of poiygamy.
Tic Johnson hub and spoke factory, o
Portsmouth. 9: ssS entirely consumed By
Gre. Loss, $50, 600.
Central Ohio Republicans are endeayor
ing to have the Republican Convention
held at Springfield, o.
John .. stoyail lesk.keeper Of th.
Georgia Chemical Works, at Augusta, Ga.
sd Gefsulter for about $40, 900.
Richard Fuspin, Gent tq the Ohio Peni
pardoned.byl Governor Hoadly.
Naval Cadet VIM. O. Callaghan, Of Ohio
member ot Tie third plsss, has resigned
from the Naval Academy Of AnaaBolls
Md. = y { a.. st
John T. Woodward was asrsstediin in;
dianapolis for violation OF the postal laws
IN sending lottery circulars through the
mails. -
Fred Roth committed saicide inl lGfgciB:
matt because his salary was too scants q
properly meet the demands OF his inreas-
ing'family. M 4f.
New York, for thetrial of Short for The
assault on Captain SRhelani and the Gour,
adjourned until Monday.
The Harvard College class boat tool
place yesterday afternoon. The Sopho
more Grew won, with the Seniors second
Time II minutes and Isl seconds;
Thomas Mc6 6amara was killed at pels
ware, o., at the Bee Line shops, BY beins
canght by q belt and reyolyed with
shalt until he was laaueisd 10 death.
John Young, employed st seRon,s Goa
works; Pomeroy, q, vas struck on thG
hsad with d wfndless and had his skpl
crushed. The injuries are fatal.
Mfs. Emma Gramlich, who was sum
naned Is q witness IN the Superior Court
Of Cincinnati, dropped dead Rt heart di
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a Pea geiul Taas,

4oGpos, May The temper Of the
English ministerial circle is becoming
more pacific. Itisreportedth N. Giera
has impafted To- Gin Edward Thornton
the information that Russia intends to.
send the British Government a full,
statement regarding General Komaf-
offs position, and asking England to
consent to mutual inquiry into the al:
legged hreask inc d She convention OF March
Ia, with q note that Russia will not
absolutely reject arbitration. The COM
pilation Of! the Russian statement will de-
lay the response of NJ. Del Giers tathe last
British dispatch,
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War on The other side, suggests the
Boston Advertiser, will give new impetus
70 the tide Of emigration in this direction.
The desinbility Of new population de-
peuds upon the character Of it. For In
stance, We are not pining for any more Of
the hungry Huns.
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M4oos, GA. Nay IA dispatch from
Butler 70 the 7slegraph apd Message saya;
Last nlsht the rev. Jessie Cook, cciofedi
becoming enrared at his wife knocked her
down with an axe, and putting his loot ON
her threat, he dealt her three blows With
the axe, knocking out her brains: a
posse Of armed men are ippuFsplt pl him,
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Laces, Lae4eas.

Oriental iAces, in Cream, White and Beige
Colon, at lie. lSc, 20c, sc aud upwards,
Machine :tnade Torchon LAces at l5c sDc SOC, a5c,
that these prices are for II Yartis and mai leF 4
single yard This Is the best Ioe n ths world ior
Ladies Underwear, AL lAund Hes elegantly.
Hamburg Embroid derles, IN white and ali fcolhfs.
including pink aud blue, which very fashi0na6le
this seas0n, Hfiess from 2e n Ynrd n1ssa n
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shet lYhIle IIaIar aaar,lI.

lsIFrts Rock, Ana May I'm Lincoln
county, two months ago, An old man
named Bowen was murdered on his prem.
isee. Suspicion pointed to Wilkins his
sonsfnlaw, hut no direct evidence ap.
peated. Wednesday night Wilkins, went
10 Rowen's house and ahuaed bis daugh,
ter, Who he'd him arrested. While anae,
guard In his own house Thursday night, {
party ol men made Rp and shot him dead.
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RfEL,s nAcKRr

| In ti,s NoIthwsst-1 oritioai Condition oi
Anaip.
FoRT Qu, APpElIE, NV. T., May L.
The Indians have left their reserves a
Touchwood and File Hills, but whether
through fear OF troops or preparatory to q
rising Is not known. The settlers in
the vicinity are very uneasy. Chic
factor Donald has confidence IN
the Indians SO far, and does not thinl
there is any danger. Others equally &c.
quainted with Indian ways have contrary
ideas. The Quebec cavalry have left foi
Tonchwood Hills. Its understood Gov.
ernor Dewdney purposes coming hereto
investigate matters, The York Hangers
Simcoe Ferestera and Winnipeg Cavalry
are still stationed here. Extra precautions
are maintained, a hundred men being kept
under arms all night.
WtssIPEe, MAN, May L. Chief Com.
missioner Wright " YeceiYed the following
telegram from Msjor General Iaurre;
Steamer Northcote left Saskatchewan
Landing on April %, with 200 Of the
Midland battalion aud two barges
In tow, carrying about 100 tons ol
iSsrsg nEoyaaas s4 smMgnlea snd
cd q letter from Colonel Van stFaubanzie,
who Is on board. He says the vessel Is
aground three miles below the Elbow. j
sent the steamer Ainnow dnwa to-day 70
| take Of the doctors and Gatllng guns hnd
TO push on TO Glarke's crossing TO bring
the wounded back. Dir. Roddick and the
ambulance coFps have left via Moose Jaw
70 attend 70 the wounded Z
6AlgiigRf, May ll:-pol smith's hattal-
ion pulled out for Edmonton yesterday
leaving one company here. Another Is at
Gleichen, anotherat Mcleod, Theywere
accompanied by 50 scouts and 75 teams!
| It ~ said that F6l. Smith did not
he would have more fighting II he
took the trail from Browfoot to Fort Pitt.
It is believed that there will be fighting
later on at Sounding Lake, which Is on
this trail. Immediate and active laeass-
urss will bs tskea II dti We fort Hut, Sad.
die Lake and Frog Lake Indians 10 the
North branch, where they will be run
down by the forces under Colonel Herach.
nor, f9;s ,;sss ~, ~, !,
a dispatch lata last night irom CLARK
Crossing says General Middleton has just
returned from o Reconnaissance, but saw
nothing Of the enemy. IieAtenant Swine:
ford died yesterday afternoon. The nest
etthe wegaded win he HslsVea ta elatk's
Ietts 6afass, aay LIN Parliament last
night Sir A. Campbell. Minister Of Militia,
denied that the Indians in the Northwest
had been robbed, as stated in debate, and
had received only s5 ont qt every ss5 Voted
for them. He SID The main cause Of the
rising would probably he ioAnd In the ab.
sence q thebudalo. II might have been
through dishonest agents. II 90, the
guilty persons would be punished. sena-
tor Alexander responded in Q denuncia-
ton Of the Governments Indian policy.
and faessal iisaEA Tho ssAsriat asaat y
that the Indians were starving on account
Of the bad provisions furnished by the
Government, itsi
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FsepbiF4g8 Eafl,.

CHICAGO, May 1.-niligent inquiry here
has failed in developing facts concerning
the supposed shipment from Chicago OF
thp trank opened this evening at Pitts,
bqrgh and ioRa4 tqfsoppttasiiee pttasiiee the eofpsp:
Baggage meh at the Et. Wayne depot
believe from the description Of the bag
gage and number Of the check that 1t was
left there yesterday morning by three
Italians who brought It TO the depot in
an express Vaaon. i-it
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ARrAadnlnnt FIrnl,

a WASHINGTON, May 1.-The Postmaster
sssesal ,., has forbidden the delivery Of
~ s'etea ad letters and money oriets % =.
N s,,saS W. company, Of Dubuque, Iowa, ON
ha1Slsssaa lsa1e 4 leat they were conducting q
''Ns'sa' business through the malls
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! rorsatnllln. IN rre.Idsnt.

w.luIsaros, May THE ,Paa win TO-
morrow publish the tolleyias list Of sp'
pointmepta 70 be made tomorrow, To. Be
Postmaster at Pittsburgb, Pa. James
t.arkin; at Scranton, Pa. Daniel Qonnel,
~; ;at susquehanna. Pa, James Nick Kinleyi
Green, ky, 4. Porter; Water
town, ris,, A, P, Howell, Z
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To-Day The State Houss becomes the
~ Hall. As soon as the wreck can be
S ~ IN order the new tenant will move in.
TS.,s /, plenty Of room for the county,
,si the county ought 10 be glad to take
M Ia official residence there.
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Hosiery.

~ a 4
Ladies, Hosiery, Domestic. In unbleached. solid
toois, Black and Fancy Stripes, at i0f III N. i6c
and ao q pair. All our Domestic goods afe an.
shsd on the wilcox d Gibbs machine which
snakes theni almost equal In finish to seamless or
II ladless Hosiery. Imported. In unblesched. Solid
Colags, hacE and Fancy Stripes. oil fll Isii0asi
" soims 2oc sc and 500. Vocal specit alien.
ton 20 our bCc grade. which comes In Solid Navy.
CAtdinal seal, Assorted States aud BLACK, tiits
qualify has an unbleached spliced foot, and the
eoton arc tngrein dye and warranted Inst =, IN
~ ,Misscs. Hosiery Domestic. IN Solid coIors.
hIaek and Fancy stripe, from1c 10 200 q pair
20 seaMs. In unb cached, Solid tolons Hack and
Fancy Stripes. from 2NS 10 75c pair : = =
Special value Id School RtocEings: no seams.
sizes 70 si in Raek and Colorss al 2Oa 4 paif.
Ladies' Lisle Hotiesy. In Back, Solid Color and
Stripes at 50c 7sc and sI 90 a pair we slaim Ia
give the best value In the coultry In theso Goods
Our S0c good. ar, elegant. 80 Z
Misses Lisle Hosteiy, So Black and Solid cotoYs.
from b0t upMard1 ~ n 5siif N = n - y
Ladies' Plated silk Hosiery, at 81 % a paIr In
BLACK, seal brown, Navy Blue, Cardinal. Wine.
Pink Ilae, Slate and Dkabs This 4 bafsaii, for
thh price. =. y, = - ; = W.
Mems Hall Hose, Domestic, III unbleached. solid
Cglots and Fancy Strip 8, 1Uc. 16c and 2Cc pair
Mems Hail Hose! Imported, In unbltnched.
solid coass. BLACK and Fancy Stripes, at 20c, 25e
c. 6ops ebo 75c aud 81 90 per pair. We are osfine
special bargain In Hrittsh Sock, 81 atraWeieht.
null regular made sizes from 10 II inGhes incin,
sye, which we are selling at 9c pair OF q IS per
doE. Nothlng better ln the MARKET nj g 90 ner
d0z, This ts q great Sock Ia wear - 4,
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which Il now being circulated and ap-
peafs In this paper 81 this date, Ii for the
retail trade only. The economical and
ptndenf housewife need not pay the cross
road dealers prices any longer. She can
nov buy her houBek keeping goods cheaper
than The average merchant buys them.
Z !.s Z. II. McGIkLIs 4 Co.
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IN Qualities and coloring 70 suit The fancy Of
prices 10 suit the pockets, and In quantities sun
Client % SILK attire every lads In the city
Eieeant Black sllts ii sse. ssc, 81 % AVID l25. q
Good HlGGk hhodames at 75c, Sc, 81 % md I 25
Eiegant al silk colored Rhodamea, 76,, 81 % and
a; Good colored sros Grain sllks sc 90 7sc, ssc
and 81 90. n; "a 81 b . !. 50 z,
Duchess anf, Af.ssiaMeS.
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rsu,, noes TO Austria-Keiley who re-
~. ,be triumph Of the Union asa gross
p bIoOdy violation of public rights"
=. =. p,e,idsn. might a. least have found
.w,n .-s Of discreet tongue. This affair will
,otbe forgotten.
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4Toagi, rrip.

LoSpox, May 1.-The British steamer
Notseman, which left. Liverpool Apsil sa
for Boston, has retasasll 10 port She ex-
peflAssd stormy weather, during which
three officers were drowned and the captain
had his ribs injured. She also lost her
main and mizxtn mast.
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stove plats sIold sra, strike.

RocHEsrER N. X, May IL Alarge mum.
bet Of mciders, mostly stove plate work.
ers. stopped work to-day on account Of q
laI percent reduction. -Four ioundties
are II 4. Steps are being taken looking
Ia oanauaneement ~. I
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ruECUMBEtsLAND MINERS.

They Ask for Arbltraton-Ths psmands
They Make. u.
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Aatpui WxAy has Mr.. Hendricks
climbing up the Presidents chair, the
yles.Pfesidential seat fastened to him as a
eaudal appendage. The President stands
by and remarks sternly, "Little boy, don't
IOol with that chair; you have one Of your
own" Come to think Of it, it was Cleye-
land that the Weekly supported. The
ether part Of the ticket ,sasleit 70 take
care Of itsell. \
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rs, ,,.oital Of West Virginia is Charles
=. ;au.itully situated on thepicturesque
s.,s,k.. Sas The State House sails to-day
N Als y. oommodiOus steamer Chesapeake.
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,.,h. STATE Administration wants a little
,,a 4 mirht stop at Parkersburg on the
's.' ..4 down. There is fine talent at Park
.,.huFs.
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ALittIe CampaIrn Contribution.

0s7as0f KtcomleRi 0ptOn Eagle
Taking Of damage suits, less than a year
agothe dude" editor Of the 1SrgtLIoEs.
zEVas fined $500 aud narrowly escaped
being jailed for villiiying the Supreme
CopH v
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Ohio LeglflRtlpa,

coluuDus, 9 May 1.-The Iegislatpe
to-day passed the election registration law
for Cincinnati and Cleveland.
Che biii ppphibiting dealing in margins
outside. .of the Board 9t Trade Chambers
OF Commerce passed both bFanehes.
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3 sc,osfMopoRE GARRISON.
Tho Rairioad King suddenly sueeumbs 4
rs the Death SiGnal. IS

Iitl2s{ the Death lbiEnAls SIS N Z Z
NFw YoRk, May 1.-C Commodore Garri
son the great railroad magnate, died to
day. He drove to his office on Bowl
ing Green on wednesday and on Thurs
day took his usual drive in the park, &C,
companied by his wife. This morning he
complained Of feeling III and was visited
by Dr.. Fordyce Barker, who gave him
medicine for bronchitis. At noon the
Commodore felt worse and hfs. Garrison
again called the doctor. Thia time Dr..
Barker brought DR.. Keyes with him. The
Commodo lore was put 10 bed, where he died
at one o'clock Of paralysis Of the heart.
He was 20 years OF age. Eight years
ago he had o stroke of pafalysis which
affected his entire right side ever since.
On Thursday evening he entertained
some friends at dinner and was unusually
bright. He talked about his assignment
OF last June and. expressed the opinion
that he would soon have oil the property
back in his own hands. He spoke freely
OF business prospects, and jocnlarly re-
marked that he had paid 500, 900 too
much In the settlement Of the Marie Gar.
rison suit. sis s
During General Grants illnesa the Com.
modore and his young wife Were! almost
daily visitors. The deceased leaves be-
sides o widow and daughter, Mrs. Van
Auckery, four brotheS and Q sister. His
elder brother, Abram, is in Pittsburgh I;
the other brothers, Oliver and Daniel and
Isaac, are in Kansas. The slstetia mar
ffed and resides Id Pittsburgh. The sur
plus Of estate Is estimated to be worth
from two TO 1--WE millions. The funeral
viii take place from shouss on Monday.
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Cents Furnishing Goods.

OF all descrintinns, We can oaet YOU at about 2s
percent less than other houses aud the latest
novelties si RI 'l5l1 = = , =
satin Lined seasfs, eheISeseyies Sc. Aiiiinep
Fancy nordered handkerchief q. l9e Anit5c Suede
KID Gloves, 1c. Extm EAFIain, 80 doz OF flne
fmpo.ted Enhroidercd Black Ktd 0loyes 81 q, reg
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Nh, xs, 70 Kill of rival is to invite
~, l'r into your Cabinet and then lock the
door on him. -
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p.,,,DIyT CLEyEL4SD. must abandon
a. i..isns on Hent or the Democrstic
~ psnlars will give him battle at once.
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Riddle nooks

with hsndsome Illuminated covers. Call
for one al The drug store Of Laughlin
Bros. q Co, Wheeling.
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3GlnYels.

IN this Department We always keep a. complete
assortment for Gentlemen. Boys. Ladies' Misses and
Chldsens aud ehes special baEsains every week Ut
Gloves i6c, q o. 4 sand 90 ~ I n. - :
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Motions.

Our regular stock is one Of the largest In the CITY.
and you viii alwuys hnd lust what you want IL he
lowest prices. besides mAny ba,glins bought o.
peGally 10, this department. - = q - -
DNEi lluttons 16c 1sc. *. a5c and 6oc aud extra
bargains In Pearl Buttons, Punes. Rosktt Books,
and Hand BAgs Of every style. -. !. !. q.
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pr.,,. aal England are exchanging the
4. IN tbe most gentlemanly way.
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Drueeists' Sundries.

This, means al kinds Of Toilet Goods, such AZ
Perfumes, C0l0gnes. Soaps, Combs, Brushes. Toilet
Powder and Waters. and all Kinds OF Plush and
Leather Fancy GOnds, which we sell you fully %
ptTntllk under dug stOft prieEf n - -
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dbp G4telist'tffr
sSa.. Is aad a fourtesnth street.
.l. month ol Aprll just closed the

=. he month of April jus: closed the
,..,,,iop y, Of the 1SrEtuOESeER was
,'.., ~ than in any previous April, and
,''.., rs, than ever before, except in a Pfesi,
s.a,i.l Us, campaign, or other time Of unusual
o,I ..t,,nen.. The publishers have every
''' ''..,a to be pleased with the increasing
.s,i. '',S appreciation Of their efforts to
.t., Y,I i've, clean and progressive news,
"a, - LH
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Az APpEAL FOR PEACE.
Tho uaiysr.al Peace Society REQUESTS 'ths
Car to Avoid war.

Tho unissrsai Peace Society Requests the
Car to Avoid War.
PHILADELPHIA, May ALFRED II. Love,
President Of the pennsylvania Peace soci-
ETY., acting under the authority Of the
Universal Peace Union. tsansmitted to-
day the following letter TO His Majesty,
the Car Of Russia:
To tte Emperor, Alexander, Of Russia:
HoXoREp AND REspRcfEn SIN; Permit
the members o. the Universal Peace Union
Ia come very near you In sympathy and
prayer aud toimplore you TO Withhold the
declaration Of war in the impending
troubles In Afxhanistan. Whatever rights
your great empire he entitled 70 will be
more Justly and promptly determined by
calm and peaceful conference, with your
opponents, and, lin case you cannot agree
satisfactorily, We beg yerta submit your
differences 10 kind and impartial arbitra-
ton. We are mipdiul Of your power, In
Aaeace and great friendship towards our
nation. We ha g before addresaea your
Imperial Maieety Ia sympathy for .thesloss
otlyopr illgsfrions father, sndin behalfo Of
principles,w which would secure prosperity
throughout your borders, and We claim TO
be your friends. Therefore We appeal To
yoslagain. 20 not 60 70 was, Hold back
gogr gfest AMY and navy, save lile and
treasure, and thus advance the cause Of
an enlightened civilization, and the high
est honor will be yours.
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Ladies', S,suits.
Ladies and ChiIdren's UnderKear.

ladies' chemise, % cents 10 $40.
ladies' Drawers, 20 cents 10 IS OI y
ladies' Night Dresses, IS cents to 81 90
ladles' skirts, IS cents To % O0 ~ X i. !tt
Twenty lines Of ofImp0tte and Domestic corsets
40 Qeents 70 Is % each = Z. ~ '''sl
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alal,nnl.asr openInr

oi pattern hats and bonnets at .Iirs. All
lWorls April 20, May lst and "a,
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We have tat superior select this season tha,,
hsys Always ~ AZ gsided ourselves on having the nhet
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Rlaek Goods,

We male q Specially Of, and carry tho larsest
81 Black CashmeFes, lec u = 4. 1. . Z
l. ca Black cashsaeEes, 195tfe, Coed Black Alp&
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Linens

are cheaper now then evct Ia the history ot The
country, aud eustomeS will find foun fne stock
fsam II hio6 10 make selections! = s..
AiEIinen Cra,h; q, 6,,{ s, 10and f2c per yard.
Great Jots IN Linen Towels At a n, x, IL %
and 2Sc pef yard, - = Y sssssA Z
All Linen fable Damask, At 30 q aad SOC pr yard.
Extra Good BlsRehea Table Linen, ut 4oo pr yard.
Renfraw Turkey Red pamass, best made, 400
v GOA turkey Red pamssk, s5c per yard.
Good Napkins 80 e111S 20, SIX aud 81 per dosen.
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Frlnges and Ginps,
Paras0Is.

chemele lirtnse. @, q SC and 500.
Fancy gfaids for Dress frimminss.
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Millinery.

When you want any thtng IN Millinery, 30 where
youem hnA everything IN .tne ltge worth keeping,
and w6eIt tho lowest prizes arc given. - (. N9
All Shapes and Colon, Eastern n IllAns at 6oc.
AllIAapes aud colohI iu It'nesish Milans, u 80
French Flower, $50 To % oopst Rnnch.
HAT aud fiannet Frames, 10 and sc. ~
NIllneTy Ornaments, % And up, - y II 4.
/ Fancy FtAthtrs. al prices. .siFF .sit
| Ostrich Fea hers all tflpes, W 'lsf -n
Faasy And plaip RihtoAA. - As
Z Neivgt Iib6onS.
| Trimmed Hat, ~ IL - 81
Fancy Iae0s Iinsel Iltaid and Pompter.
MillInoFy MaIelI oieyefy kind aud description,
at the Lowest possible prices Reliable slyies, and
best Of otktnAnshlp. - 81
oLnAKs, SUITS, sHAwLs. Musl1y UNDER.
+ J WEAR, c9ISETS y: Z: gL:srLsS Y: Y SKIRTS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-02
Dress Goods,

Our stock II lpree Guods In variety and excel.
ience exceeds tat f al other honsss and Is one Of
our StrNngezt departments. &.
4 All American r. Halt Wool Dress Goods. usual
pFice 16c and. 21c; our price l0c
Double fold Gashmeres, NIL Colon. 12N<e,
Double fold peIetges, all celors, {s1b.eS y,
Engilsh PIAidsi sefges ETC, 2s,aa -. II
I AT SOC per yafIl We clias all Wool Cashmefes,
sergcs pIaEoEAl sAtte0ns etc full IS inches wide,
apd usually sold al 7tc, up 10 500.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-02
Rleached Sheetings.

Good quality. yard wide. 5cper yard.
Extra tine, yard wide, &C per yard.
Cabot, G1hzc per yard. 50
Lonsdale, 20 per yard, 4 49,
Frnit Of Loom. n per yard.
1onsdale Camifte, ite per yard.
ID Pillow Casa l0c per yard =
81 sheeting, 1sc per yard.
lo4 sheeting, ac per yard.
CheyiotS
Att. Sand loc R.tyald.
Tickings,
AIS, 10. 12i and best lSe per yard.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-02
Silks,

MayEI!ls ! pIg caIpet wap. vhl,e1 - Ana %