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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1886-05-26
BIG BRANCH.
GA1LDu. MAY -. 1SSf

aIR. EDITOR: In this immediate vi
cinitv there is little or no news. The
crops, though small, are looking well.
The oats are fine, but are beginning
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in tie City and Wheeling Folk
Ahronl.

Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folk
Abroad.
Mr.. s. L. Mooney. Of WoodsGeld, was II
the city last evening.
Capt. Sam. D. HUXLEY, OF Pittsburgh
Bradstreet's pleasant representative arriy
ed In the city last evening.
Capt. r. Crawford and vile arrived
home yesterday morning from eli
months visit to friends Ia Iowa.
Miss Vic White, who has been VISITING
friends here, leaves to-day for Elk Gardef
10 spend the winter with her sister.
Capt b. B. Dovener, Of this city, has, 4
10 understood, been retained to assist tht
prosecution In the Baxter murker case ID
Wetzel county.
|. Miss Bette Mcclure leaves for Balti,
more this morning to visit Miss Dollie
Moore, a charming lady who visited Mrs,
Thomas Hughes last spring.
Miss Cammie, daughter Of Prof. W, K,
Pendleton, Of Bethany, who has been In
Paris, France, the greater part Of tho sum.
mer, arrived home this week.
Manager Mont Van Wrinkle, Of the Par.
kersburg Academy Of Music, was In the
city for q few hours yesterday looking
after some theatrical matters.
Mr.. ]. W. Mckinney, manager OF Rich.
ard MausHeld's "PrlnCe Carl" Company,
Is In the city arranging for the appear.
AnCe Of bis star az the Wheeling 0pera
House next Friday and Saturday. OF all
the successful new enterprises this season
prince Carl" seems TO have made the
greatest hit Of oil, and Manager Foose do.
serves vote Of thanks for securing this
attraction, "PhnCe Gail" Is q role entire
y new 10 the stage.
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A REAL "vIRGINIus"
EIoetrItOs the People Mt the Opera House
-Marde nnd Ills Excellent Comnnny.

EloetrItlos the People Mt the Opera House
-wardo and Ills Excellent Company,
Mr., Warde has played PrgiNiW before
in Wheeling and played 1t we'll, After
two years he comes back to u9a PirgiRiug
Of flesh and blood reality The part
might have bsen written Tor him, 80 well
he fits it, Into Hirginis Sheridan
Knowles has put supsrb conception Of
the sturdy Roman patriot, the uncom.
promising ha!er OF tyranny, the fast
friend Of the father whose lie cen.
tera In his daughter, The unfold
ing OF tho plot touches almost
every chord that vibrates In the human
breast, A fathers tenderness for hii
child Rlternatea so quickly with q fathers
rage az the attempt to7rob him Of her ioI
q tyrants plessure-patrotism, love
shame, despair md frlghttul triumph are
depicted in tone, look and gesture with
such maateriUl reality that the stage Il
transformed into the Roman Forum auC
the men aud women into real actors in {
real tragedy,
From the time the messenger comes t.
summon Kirgiaius 10 Rome 1t Ia all liz
itself lived before the eyes OF tue speCta
tors. Moo who looks on or hears car
doub. it. 0lly nature itssli can be &C
grandly natural, Ana here we have the
perfection Of the actors art Mr., Wardt
does nothing except that which, for the
time, We are sure PirginiuS did, for is ht
not HTginiR himself? Noble IL
bearing, grace itsOl! In every movement
gentle and loving as a girl, by turns de-
flying, hoping, despalrlng, though he were
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Scene from "DamOu and pythIaa."

not 10 open his mouth, we should know
all he thinks and feels. Only an actor Of
very great talent can do this, and such an
actor Is Mr., Warde,
Lsst night he first revealed his power
In the fourth act, when LueiuH comes To
call him from the field To Rome, and then
he sent an electric thrill through his audi
enCe. He was stoTmed with applause
until he appeared before the curtain, and
then stormed until he appeared again. In
the Forum scene, defending his child
from Claudils, he moved the people to
tears, II was q hard heart that was not
aoltened by his herolsm and his agony,
It did no. need the fond sacrifice oil Fir-
gipiaS life to complete the artists mastery.
The house was already udder the spell OIL
his voice and bearing, OF Mr., Warde's
mad scenes too much cannot be
said, The stage has rarely seen
such q mailman, Surely he must have
drawn his picture from the life, In whole
and in part the first night Of Mr., Warde'i
engagement was splendid triumph,
To add to the pleasure OF the entertain
ment, Mr.. Warde was supported by 8
company OF rare excellence. The Virginio
Of Miss Eugene Blair was almost the
ideal VirgiHia, The Senia Of Miss
Emmie Wilmot, the Icilius Of Mr.
Chas, D, Herman, the Appilg Claul
iw Of Mr.. Thos. i, GarriCk
the DeHtdtuS Of Mr.. L F. Rand
the Caius ClGuditg OF Mr., John +. Palmer
the NumiiOrU Of Mr.. George A. Watson
and the LuciuS Of Mr., Howard Kyle were
worthy performances.
This afternoon Mr.. Ward gives erich
elieu," tonight "DAmon and Pythias,
In both Of which he has won q we'll de
served fame. On both occasions he ough
! to have a crowded houso.
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KILLED ON THE TRACK,
A MAN RUN OVER AT BRILLIANT
Aud Fatally MAnglsl-The Victim stFan'
ger About Whom But Little Is Known
"A Prominent AIan Seriously Hurt
by HorSs-FIAgman Hurt,

The passenger train on the Cleveland &
Pittsburgh road, due at Bridgeport about
o o'clock in the evening, while coming
down yesterday ran over and killed a
man few miles up tho river, near Brill
lisnt. III. unfortunate man was a stran'
ger, For several days past he has
been about Brilliant and that vicinity sell.
Ing a patent ilatIIop, All this time he
has been drinking pretty steadily, and
two or three times has been considerably
under the influence OF liquor, It Is pre-
sumed that he was intoxicated Yesterday,
for when the engineer first saw
him, no was lying ,on the track,
having apparently, stumbled and fell, and
before the train could be stopped It had
passed over him, managing him iFighttully;
In his pockets were papers that indicated
that his name was MarshSll AldriCk, but
there was nothing 10 'Hhow
where his home was OF
whether he was In business for himself
or some one else, He was q middle aged
man who looked as though he might have
enjoyed better circumstances In time
past, The remains were taken charge ol
at the railroad compsny's expense,
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A YsllnMl,h rnnl

Upon the tongue, particularly near Ia base, Il OIL
Itself sufficient to denote biiouSneSS, an aIlmenl
TO the development Of which tho hot weather.
II may DO remarked in pdsaing-is extremely favor.
able, and which autumn often brings III Ia train
AL lingering legacy, II not tmsdled-whlch n
speedily may 30 with liostettefs stomach Bitter
then follow aggravated disorders Of the stomach
and bowels, dull palns beneath The lower iiP6i
RIBS nausea aud headache, A ptOHipi tS6 Of MI
Invaluable tpeciaO q always desirable, DO natISf
Wnat W. Ieahon. upon lhs liver u eteftl an ii.
lion 10 Ia hoW being relieved BY The teiSxSIioiI N
the bowels Returns 10 Ia natural channel, and IN
portion Of II which hiss forced i'd WSy ini6 S6T
c2n aminaled We blood u expelled. The SIoHiaoh
all0 teAuHta " e.tlvO function, RhumAIiShi
Isyst a 5I egte and kidney troubles also 5uCCuh
Whe D'WF" tulhlAW
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SOLEMN REQUIEM MASS
III Memory of the Mother of Bishop Kali
at the Cathedral Yesterday.

IN Memory of the Mother of Bishop Kahn
at the Cathedral Yesterday.
Precisely as announced In yesterdays
issue the Solemn PontiaCal Requiem Mass
for tho rspose Of the soul OF Mrs. Ellen
Kahn, mother Of the Bishop Of the Diocese
Of Wheeling, was begun at o'clock in
the morning. The procession, headed by
MI. Robert 0'Ksne, a ssminarian, as
crossbearsr, followed by two acolytes
some OF the sanctuary boys, the Rev.
CLERGY and lastly the r.. Rev. ], ]. Kahn,
p. D., attended by 1T. Rev. Mgr. ]. 7,
Sullivan, Y. g., filed out through the
Bishops saorlsty into the church. Ar.
irving at the foot OF the altar the solemn
and impressive ceremonies OF the Requiem
were begun, with RI. Rev. ], ]. Kaln, D.
D., as Cslebrant, RI. Rev, Mgr. ],
T. Sullivan, Y. g., Assistant Priest
Rev. John McElligott, Deacon Of the Mas
Rev. Adeodatus Boutlou, subdeaCon Of
the Mass; Rev. Daniel Q'Qonner, First
Deacon Of HONOR Rev. Robert Keleher,
Second Deacon oil Honor Rev. John A.
Reynolds, Master OF Ceremonies.
Beaides the above mentioned there
were present in the sanctuary: Revs.
L. NJ. Hickey, Of Petersburg; II. Nc
Menamin, Of Benwood; D. Z. Gull, oil
Bellaire, and Frs. Angelps and Didacus,
Of 1.-THE QapuCene Order OF st. Alphonsus
church, Centre Wheeling.
As the mass waa begun tho organ peRled
forth those solemn and doletul strains
which arc used on such occasions.
Mrs. NJ. L. Whitaker with her usual
ability presided at tho organ. The Gre.
gorIan Mass Of Requiem, sung by the
choir, was rendered 10 q very touching
manner. After mass tho Rt. Ray. Bishop,
assisted by the abovs-named ministers,
repaired to the catafslque and there gave
the sbsolution pro defuncta. The MON:
bers Of the choir present were: Mrs,
Mary Eeeny and Mfu. sitgreaves; Miss
Agnes Hess and Miss Mary Brown, and
Mr.. Robert Ankle.
All the school children OF the parochial
schools and the orphan girls OF the Catho.
lie 0rphanage were present, attended by
the sisters Of st. Joseph, There WaS alst
Q pretty large congregation Of The laity
present considering the early hour d
which the services were held.
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TMnnted.
gOr SALE.

TOR Sal E--A GOOD FAMILY BOAT
with three rooms, lined al through. Hn.
quire at boat lying below bridge ocl6
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MR. MooDY's WORK IN HuRorR,


The all.dsy meeting at the ChaplInt
Street Rink yesterday was very success
iul. The attendance during the day wal
good and at evening the room was nearly
full. Tho interest grew from hrst to last
and during the evening the deep feeling
manifested was the best response to the
ringing speeches. Miss Jennie left the
meeting at 1880, carrying with her the
warm appreciation and best Wishes OIL
hundreds Of friends. She ia an elect lady
aud will never be forgotten In this city.
II has been determined 10 hold services
In tho CbGpline Street Rink tonight and
also tomorrow at O'Clock pm. All are
invited and interesting meetings are ex-
peCted. ~ 'F'h'
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LOCAL DnEvITIEs.
Matters Of Minor Moment In aud About
the City.

Matters Of Minor Moment In aud About
the CITY.
MATlNERs al both theatres to-day.
"TuE suAUdHRAUN" closes it's engage
ment at tho Grand this evening,
ATTENTION Is called to tho sale OF Top
Mil stock to-day by John p. Gi!christ.
See advertisement
GOV. FORAKER speaks at E;nsville Mon
day evening. A good many Republicans
from this side will go over.
Mr., WARDR in "Richelisu" this Ritor-
noon and Damon and Pythias" this
evening at the Opera House.
AT MIDNIGHT the blank slate at police
Headquarters promised the usual Saturday
Whitewash" Tor this MORNINGS court.
The regular young mems meetings will
be held at the Y. N. Q. A. building at sc
o'clock tonight and A o'clock tomorrow,
TuE study OF the Sunday school lesson
will be conducted by Rev. Dr.. Cunning
ham at 8 o'clock this afternoon at the Y
NJ. Q. A. building.
MARY GREEN, the colored woman, was
sent to jail for thirty days yesterday in de,
fault OF $40 fine and costs Tor her spree oil
the night before.
JOHN HARDEN, who was arrested by
Constable Love Thursday evening, was
committed to Jail yesterday by Squire
Davis in default Of 5000 bail for his sp'
peRrance at court.
The City Board OF Gas Trustees me-
yesterday afternoon, Megsrs. seeley ant
Lewis being present. Mr.. Jepson is "
Now York. Only routine business ant
the monthly bills came up for considera
ton.
Col. WILLIAM Buoy, Chas. Strauss ant
several members OF the metropolitan
Troupe left here for Bellalre under the di
recLion Of Otto VeBs, last evening. TheJ
perform very Creditably and are very pop
ular.
The ordnance OF Baptism will DO admin
istered tomorrow at the close Of the morn
ing services in the First Baptist Church
The Baptist Sabbath school will hereafter
hold their services at $3.50 A. NJ. instead o
2P.M,
REV. R. F. RANDOLPH, pastor Of tht
Fourth street NJ. Z. Church will preach
tomorrow morning on the evils Of In
temperance" and In thu evening upor
young Men," The evening serVice
will be followed by half hour prayer
service in behalf Of young men.
CouER DE LEoN division OF the uni
formed rank X. Of P. will march in full
uniform, this evening, from theil
hall on the South Side
to the suspension bridge, where they will
meet the knights from over the river, and
all will march 10 the Opera House, where
they will wttnesS the performance by Mr.,
Warde and bis company Of damon and
Pythias."
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A PROMISING ENGAGEMENT.
Tho Opera at Manager Fooso's Theatsr
Monday and Tuesday Evenings.

.HH
The Opera at Manager Fooso's Theatsi
Monday and Tuesday Evenings.
On Monday and Tuesday evenings al
the Opera House Mr. Max strakoSch's
uewpripa donna, Miss Kate Bensberg sup.
ported by vocaliSts Of fame and ability,
will make her FIRST appearance in Wheel.
ing. On The first evening Balfe's charm.
Jog little opera, THE Sleeping Queeu,''
will be given, with the third and eth
acts Of Gonnod's opera Of "Fauat aud
Marguerite" On Tuesday evening the
bill will be "The Sleeping Queen" and
the second act OF Martha" The enter.
tainment 10 Of style very fashionable In
the large cities now, the principals only
appearing. @
The company is highly spoken Of, and
has met With a continuous round Of Buc-
cesses sluce its season opened. Miss Bens.
berg 10 q charming woman with q lovely
voice, well trained, and Mr.. strskosOh,
though an old man, says be expects to
live 70 see her % famous and popular "a
anything singer, when II will betashion.
able 10 be able TO say one has heard her
when she was comparatively new TO he
lyric stage. Reserved seats are on sale al
Banners,
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TOR RENT.
EoR RENT
The shauglraun MT the Grand Opera
House Inst Nlglit.

This famous company appeared before
another fine audience last night,
This afternoon there will be o grand Ri
cent matinee, and we look for tremen.
dous audience to be present, as Manager
Genther Is making quite feature Of bis
matinees. Tonight will positively be the
last appearance Of this excellent company
III this city, aud those who have not seen
the shaughraun should not miss this op.
portunity, as this will probably be The
last time this great drama will ever be
played In this city.
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The annual cheap rate excursion Ia
Chicago 10 announced by the psnnsyl.
vania lines west Of Pittsburgh for Mon.
day, November 8. Tickets good returning
until Thursday, November Is, inclusive
The Fat Stock Show and numerous Other
attractions will DO In Chicago during thil
time. For full information apply 10 The
nearest passenger or ticket agent Of The
Pennsylvania Company, Pittsburgh, Gin.
cinnati 4 81, Louis Railway Company, OF
Chicago, ~ Louis 4 Pittsburgh Railroad
Company.
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W. T! HQyt ( Co., wholesale and retail
drugRiHtg, Of Rome, Ga, say, We have
been selling pr. Kings New Discovery,
Electric Ritters and Bucklen's Arnics
Salve for two years, Have never handled
remediee that sell a. well or give such
universal satisfaction. There have been
some wonderful cures effected by these
medicines In this city. Several cases Of
pronounced consumption have been ed.
tirely cured by the use Of q few bottles Of
DR.. Kings New Discovery, taken In con.
nection with Electric Bitters. We guar.
antee them always. Sold by Logan & Co.
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.. @nual!up : Or. .@Iothlng.
'Gund|Ing" ''GundIing'

When ready to look at Fall Over
coat Suit, you will naturally wish to
see the best variety of Ready Made
Garments accessible, To say we have
the most, the best and the cheapest
Clothes, wouldn't prove anything
Let us rather request that after you
have seen other stocks, we will be
allowed to show you ours, II, after
such comparison, your decision is
against us, we'll not complain,
Our position in the retail trade
warrants the statement that buyers OF
Mems and Boys apparel of any kind
hardly dothemselyes justice in making
selections until they have, at least,
looked at our Stock,
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Daniel Hsrdesty, an old and well known
citizen Of Belmont county, met with q
serious accident yesterday at Hills Livery
stable in Bridgeport. He was passing the
stall Of vicious horse which belonged TO
him, when the animal kicked him in the
side, inaictIng serious internal Injuries
DR., Todd, the attending physician, thinks
the results Of the kick will be fatal, and
has small hopes OF his recovery,
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ECZEMA
And Every Species Of Itching and
Burning Diseases Cured
by CutiCura.

ECZEMA, OF Salt Rheum with It's agonizIup ilob.
ingGnd burning, instantly relieved BY 4 warm
ton o. CprlCuRA, tho great skin Cure Tlis re.
peated daily With two OF three doses OF ClfTiCt,RI
HEsoLyEHr, the new Blood Purifier, 10 keen Tia
olood cool, the Precipitation pure and unlFfitGts
Ing the bowels open the liver and kidneys active
Will speedily cure EcSemG, letter, RiiiEW0rtS.
PAoriNl, Lichen, Pf1Iltus, HCAld lead DandniT
and every species Of Itching, ScAiy, and PlmHy
Hnmon o. the scalp and SEll, when the best T6y.
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Gke 4tteIdgsttcer
0nicei Nos. 10 and u Fourteenth Street.


Wedding Glits-I. @. Dillon.
WAnted-IlClp, Male,
SlOYCs-W, T, Burt d Co.
Coal kOehnlInO BIOS.
Underwear, Etc w. 4. Rhodes q Co.
Bananas aud Oranges cMPGhon.
Fresh uoOdS-R, J. Stnyth.
List Of Letten.
shorthand SchOOl-FOutth page.
City Tax Notice Fourth page.
ClOthlng-BtlllOI, 4th page.
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TLursday night a O, & P, ilagmsn was
severely hurt at West Wheeling. He
had seated himself on the end Of
sleeper and while there fell asleep. An
engine went dashing by after time and the
man was struck and hurled several Ieet'
Drs, Todd aud Wagner, Of Bridgeport, at
tended him. While the man 10 badly
hurt, It is believed that he will recover.
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"Your agency obtains lower rates from
uS than any other advertiser, for the good
reasons that YOU send 10 more business
and always pay promptly" writes an
Iowa publlAhef 10 Geo. r. Rowell 4 Co.'s
Newspaper Advertising Bureau, 10 Spruce
street, New York,
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Alhambta Palace Rlnk,-On Saturday
evening, October 10Th, Professor Charles
i. BscEwlth, Of New York, champion
chair jumper Of the world, also fancy
trick and artistic skater, will jump over
nnd clear sixteen chairs In one single
leap.
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DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup should be kept
In every family. A slight cough, II IN.
checked, is often the iorerunner Of con.
sumption. One dose Of this wonderful
medicine has rescued many from the
grave.
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1sCXENfA.

Some hvC months ago had the pleasure IN IN.
iorm you q my Improvement In The Iiss Of III
yUtlcuRA REHEDiEs In my CaAe Of IeVefp (,hfoniS
eczema EtythCnAlosa, and to-day Cheefiuliy con.
VA Sa,I IaSh sMd, Gon'def my cure peiieCl
remedies, hAylng used no Others. s'
fERNAN EIENCfiARDO,
S&0 Penna Avenue, o.. Louis, 10,
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HolssFotD's ACID PHOSPHATE
In Digestive DIsbfLara.

Dr. Z. v. WAionr, Saratoga Springs, N,
" says: II have used II Tor years, and
my experience has proved beyond lues.
tlon that the peculiar combination OF
phosphAteB renders II most valuable IN
the treatment Of digestive diborders,n
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FALL and Winter stock Just received.
A full line Of SulLlngs, Oyerc0atlngs
and pantalOOHlngs. Also q full line Of
our celebrated Knit Jackets. Scotch
'"''"S' 'H'''C q. HESS 4 SONS.
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or those with weak lungg, splitting Of
blood, bronchitis, or kindred affections Of
throat or lungs, send 10 cents In stamps
for Dr.. K. v. PlerCe's treatise on these
maladles. Address the doctor, Buffalo,
New York,
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Are sold BY all druRsisu pties, cu,,cs,s 4,
oenui REs6LvINf, q 06l soar, Is CENT ptS
pAtfd By the POTfIA DhU0 Ann titEHIcIL Co,
Boston, Bend for "HoW 10 UutO Skin diseases, /"
ne A IlTiRY tho Compilation aud skin By usins
pkttu the CutlotifA Soap,
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ECZEMA.

gratefully acknowledge euro of Hozema nr
HAlt Rhelm, on head, neck, face, arms and leSs
iot seventeen yoafs not able 10 walk uxnent IN
hands and knees for one ye4si not able 10 6elb
myself l0r eight yeatI tiled hundreds OF RENE.
tnAnenuy cured BY the UurIGuRA RETiDISS W.
WILL MCDONALD.
25l2 Dearborn a.. tIhITsSn II,
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Pittsburgh and Return Via II. 3 o.
Wednesday, October 20, the B. 4 o.
will sell low rate excursion tickets 10
Pittsburgh to parties desiring 10 attend
the denomination In honor Of James g,
= Blaine. Tickets good to return October
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~. Sasm1u + GS,.-+Gluthles,
Better Dressed Than Usual,

It's subject Of common remark that the Male portion d
population have shown vastly improved taste the %
of their Garments within the last two years. Their Cons
there's finish and perfection about their general get up S,t
time seemed confined the better dressers otb
cities and this holds good with the great majority Of the S
and Boys you meet whether they IS S25 Suit The
efforts Of S'
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just 0pened-27 cases Of Gents Fine
Shoes, hand and machine made, which
we offer at bargain prices, &. Y. BLOND.
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The following elbows the range Of the
Thermometer as observed at schnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday:
"a. NJ, go; l2 NJ, OS0iSE4., O5'i 7r. NJ,
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White, Red, and Gray Blankets YER,
cheap. SfoNE ( THOMAS.