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Fine Poultry.

T. E. Orr, formerly OF Bridgeport, o.,
but now OF Pittsburgh, is on the New Fair
Grounds, He closed out his stock OF Wy
andottes last spring, and now wishes to
dispose OF a few finely bred birds which
he now exhibits, His stock includes one
pen Of Light Brahmas, two pens OF Hou-
dams and two trios OF Black JavRs,
These sixteen birds have Just been
awarded eight First Premiums, four Sec
ond Premiums, three Third Premiums,
aud two Sweepstakes, They are first class
birds, but as MIR. Orr Is compelled to re.
tire from the list OF breeders he will sell
them to-day at third class prices. This
Ia good chance TO secure winners for next
winters shows, Do not miss 1t,
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john A. LASH, the enterprlsing Main
street jeweler, has on exhibition at the Fair
the beautiful, durable and light running
Wheeler and Wilson Sewing Machines, Of
which he is the agent in this city. Mr.,
Lash feels proud Of the agency OF this
justly celebrated machine. II Is always
the Cheapent 10 buy the best, and those
who want q lirst.ClGss family aewing ma.
chine should not fail 10 see these at the
fair and OF his jewelry establishment, cor.
ner Main and Eleventh streets.
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takes rank among the first class musical
emporlums OF the Stals-in fact not ex-
celled by any similar house in West Viz
gilia. His trade extends throughout
Western Pennsylvania, Eastern Ohio and
our own State. The pianos and organs
handled are the most popular instruments
manufactured. which are the Ohickering,
Mathushek, Hsllet & Davis and the world
renowned Emerson pianos, and the Pack
ard, Esty, Wilcox and White organs. No
house offers the trade more liberal terms
or more popular and standard instruments.
The house was established in 1876 and
stands ~ one Of the solid concerns OF the
city, His exhibit Is simply immense,
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People who visit the State Fair should
not neglect to drop into N. sChultz,s fine
confectionery establishment on Market
street. He has made ample provision to
supply any demand that may be made
upon him. His establishment to-day Is
replete with aline Of goods that cannot be
anrnaRsad in the State.
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For Lheaccommodatlon Of people attend.
Ing the State Fair, the Zanesville accom-.
mediation will not leave Wheeling, Septem.
Der Z, 8, o and 10, until 6i35 =. NJ, city
time. Every day during the Fair week
the Washington, Pa, accommodation will
leave Wheeling at $3.50 ?, ", instead Of
400 ?, ", city time,
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n,.. ,vn.lntn Nn,l A,.nrlnllnn,

regular monthly msetibgoi the West.
Orn Nah Association was held In this city
veStsrday, AZ tho office Of the Benwood
Iron Works. TWAS RreS,,9iea owe, y VT NJ
j, N, Vance, the President. ana ny,
George Wise, the Secretary, was also 10
I'M place. Every mill west Of the mount
aIna was represented, q majority oil them,
hnwevoF, being represented BY Correepon'
dents, Outbide Of the TRANSACTION Of the
fsSuiar business, II Is given out that no.
thing was done; that no action Of any IN
iere6t or Importance to the public was
taken. The various tenOHts received, anu
tie orders being placed BY dealers, are
sAid 10 Indicate that the fall trade ia going
10 be good the outlook 10 brighter than 1t
has been for some time.
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The Daisy Flour Bin.

Mr.. H. G. Fllson, patsntee and manu-
facturer Of tho "Dafsy" Flour Bin and
Rotary Litter combined, Of New Cumher-
land, this State, is in the main hall with
q fine display Of these ornamental and
clean bins, They are mads in four siEss,
to hold 10, so, 100 and 200 pounds, and
are rat and dust proof, No housewife
who examines one Of these labor saving
and convenient bins will be satisfied un,
til she gets one. We understand that
Mr., Filson has placed this new invention
on sale at the establishment OF the Messrs,
Jonea Bros, No. 90 Twelfth street, who
will give purchasers all information re-
garding their superior advantages.
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SKIN, s? @! i;I,,,

lUMlL1AT1NG Eruptlons, Itching and BurninR
u Skin T0rtutos, LoithNonie Sores, aud every spe.
Cies Of Itching scaly, plnply, Inherited. SItoil.
lOus and Contagious Diseases oil the Hood SEin
aud sGalp with ltGs Of Hair from infancy 10 old
age, ato positively cured by CUTiUuRA, the great
Skin Cuto, and CUT1CURA H0AP, an exquisite Skin
BeAutihot externally, and CUTiCURA. REsoLyRNT,
the now Blood Purifier, internally,
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WE have introduced q new system Of
selling Watches on tho lnStallnlent plan
whereby you Can secure aWatCli at once
on casy payments. Tall and Investigate.
JACOB w. GRUlIB, Jewoler,
Cor. Twelfth and MarkeL SIS.
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oiiioei Nos. 10 aud ~ Fourteenth Street.
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Wanted Two Girls
Artists MA!erialB-E L, EIcoll.
New idol Carpet swecpIrs-NesblIt 4 Bro.
Drink puro watcr--Ewlng bros.
stScsho S 'i SeStiHS- wheeling base Bali Al
~ For ITiSkiCs--pu,o Malt Vinegar.
Ito, for the Fair.
Fruit Iar.--h ]. Bmyth.
NOtlce-Trl,StAte Reunion.
Wheeling Opera LouSe-J. B. Polk.
You Want Pure Bpiges-LosAn Il Co.
NOtlCe-JOhn =, NilllamA-FOutlh page.
Grand CAvAlcAdC-FOuTLh page.
10 Contractors,
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will take place at II o'clock sharp this
morning. All the cattle aud horses on
the grounds will be required TO take part.
They will be decked outin all the glory OF
their premium ribbons and will make q
stTinR nearly one mile in length, Of as fine
stock as was ever shown,
THE RACING PROGRAMME.
At / O'Clock sharp, the races will be
called. The first event will be a hali.mile
dash between John Alexander and Mollie
Thomas for the purpose OF finishing yes
terday's running race which could not be
finished on account OF darkness. This
will be followed by trot for the three
minute class for which there are nine
entries; a iree,tor-sll trot with four entries
including Deck Wright, famous old iel-
low who two seasons ago made the fastest
time ever made on the Associations
track, The programme will conclude
with running race, mile heats, with I've
entries.
The entries are aa follows:
tact, 500 CLAss-PuRsE $500.
|, H, pGbI, HRckettstOWn, n, J., b.g, Edwin n.
L. ]. NAIkle. sLtubelvile, Ohio, b g.. Clarence L,
g. II. WllIop, ZAuesvlllP, Ohio, b, M, Lady Wilson,
I. Vim. WilkIn, Cambridge, Ohio, blk. T. Captain
Stone.
s. Willard Thornley,, Marietta, O., b, m. Annie !,
G. Joseph Webster, JeWett o., blk, u, ambassador,
7. W. Il, Boggs, Bradford, Pa b, & Frank n.
Patrick Higgins, Pittsburgh, Pa, b. g. John
.. wiz: i, De Armet Pittsburgh, Pa, oh, m, Jeu'
ME N,
FRRE.PoR-ALL TR0T-PpRSE 5000,
!. C. D. List Wheeling, W. Va, b. 6. Harry Roberts
2, Andy Coleman, Springfield o., brig DecE Wright,
g. W a, Mcdonnell, Columbus, o., blk, 8, Hi1am
| Miller.
1. Mr. Lewis, Ypsllantl, Mich. br. 6, Little Joe,
| RuSSIE0-NILR HGnE-PUnsE $500,
!. Z. A. Fleuniksn, Washington, Pa, Q. g, Ee1or
.. II, q. Harrison, fleetwood, o., c, :, Redwood.
8. II, W, HuSk, ITOntOn, o., b, 9. Josh Dllling'
4, +. N, Hays, GlRrksburg, W, Va, br &, hSex,
5, Williams & Leonard, Columbus, o., b. IN, GFacT
Lee,
Last evening at the Mcclure House, Col
Q9imby sold pools on to'day'a races III
follows:
Free.for-all Trot-Deck Wright, $40
Little Joe, ST. Hiram Miller, ST. Harry
Three minute Trot-clarenco f., $40
field, $40.
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unionIoWn, Ky, "
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CoYEREp WITH soREs.

1haye been AFFLICTED since last March with a
Bkln disease tho doctors called Eczema, My face
was covered with scabs sud sores, Rnd tho IIckInF
and burning wcte almost unhcRfablO, Seeing yoiil
Cuucura Ngmedtn 90 highly rCOOnm ended, con.
Ouded 10 Rive them trial using the Cutlcifa and
CutlCurA Boap externally, aud fesolyOnI Internally
for four mouths call myself ontcd, In RtaliludC
Tor which make this public statement
Mis-. CLARA A. FREDERICK,
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wa will make the following special offer:
lSO pair Ladies' Emo slippers at 40 cents
7g pair Ladies' quo kid, extra high cut
Ou''0D' "''- W p'l J. W. Amox,
1l43 Main street,
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TO make room for our daily arrivals
OF Fall and Winter Stock We shall offer
our Summer Stock at reduced prices.
y. HESS a. SONS.
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apO1l
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One among the ansst, II not the finest,
displays Of pianos and organs In the hall
IA that OF o. a, House, Of this city. His
establishment, Of No, 1890 Market street.
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Broad Brook, Conn., NM 'NNi'" a. f"NDhl'
sOALp, FAVE. EAfLs ANp NEuK.

I wa afflicted with Bc1emA on the gcalp, Faco,
Eatl aud NECK, which the druggist, where Fof
ITlt remedies pronounced one Of the wont cases
10 try your CullUuta Remedies and after lyo dhyGi
use my scalp aud part oil my Taco WOfO bnlliety
cured, and hone In another week 70 have my
ears, neck and The other part Of my lace cured,
IN L. Fnntlh sIrnO,. Nav Y6iE s9AAN otAph
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FACE, 2:25 cLAs-ruRsE $500.


For the 2:4O trot there were FIVE entries
and they all came to the wire. They were
Brown Prince, Kitty Curry, Captain Stone,
Locrene and Jennie NJ, and were drawn
up in the order named. Curry was big
iayorite from the start, selling at $40
while only 81 could be obtained for the
field. She took tho race in three straight
heats easy, without being pushed or
worried In the least. In the arst heat
Prince and Jennie on the last quarter
spurted 60 that the finish was quits inter-
esting. The principal feature was the
sudden letting down Of Prince on the first
quarter OF the third heat. He started out
at rafting pace, but at the turn gave out
completely and fell down, throwing
"Ohaulk" Lawson, his colored driver, out
Of his seat over bis head. LawEon was not
hurt, thesulky wasnot brokenan and thehorse
was only slightly bruised about the shout.
ders. II was o wonder more damage was
not done 40 the horses were all punched.
The crowd in the grand stand wac sure
the man was killed, and a cry Of horror
went up Rs he shot through the air.
The summary isas follows:
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Kinks ART STORE,
1905 Main Street,

Is tho place. for bargains III Artist Ma.
terials, Frames, MOuldlngs, Fancy Goods,
Amateur Photographic Quilts, &C., &c.
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Ave sold By eli druggists. PtleOi CulIcun, 20
genAi hESoLvENI, u 0Ji SOAP, 20 cents, Form
DRvG AND CHEMICAL Co., boston. Send Tor Tii0W
" Cure skin Diseases"
BEAllTElITs E Ne SSTpS,On and SKIN BY ulng
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TOR SALE TO CLOSE AM ESTATE.

The following Lots on Wheeling Island belong
Ing 70 the estate Of the late VIM. Mccoy, viz!
Low no. %, 81 and "a on Broadway.
Lots NO. SO and 20 on York street.
Lots No. ", 100 and l0l on Virginia street,
Iow NO. l0l, 100, ITO and Ill on Huron Atfeeh
iou no. l&, l29 and 1872 oil Wabash street
Lot No. ~ on Water street.
An29 W. Y. IIOaE 4 B1O, 1S0O MGttet 81.
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CullOuta stands al The head Of Ia clan, especial
" \ this the Cals With the CuLlOutA SOap. Have
the prevalence Of an aggravated form OF flnh
through come l0nAlltles III the country, Ia which
The Uul0ufa Remedies proved saliAia6tory,
unionLoNn. Ky. " - n"ADiNO, DtuEs"h
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LADIES, we have taken the agency for
Harper's Bazaar Patterns, and have Just
received full stock Of now and latest
gtyles. Please call and obtain catalogues.
When here, please examine the Queen Of
Sewing Machines, "Ihe Standard
Respectfully,
EDw. l.. Rose & Co.,
Doalerin Standard and White Machines.
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There were eight starters in the running
race, which was Tor q purse Of $500, best
two In three heats. 1t took no end Of
patience and half hours time to get them
OIL. The crowd enjoyed hugely, however,
the fun found In watching the plunging,
kicking crowd Of flyers, their anxiety 10 get
away and the Vly work Of the riders In
trylIgto get the most advantageous posi-.
tons. Mollie Thomas was big iavorlte
before the start but she missed tho first
heat which was taken by John
Alexander In 5li. Mollle Thomas
took The next In 63t. These two were
then called 10 decide the race. Alexan.
der could have taken II easily, but he was
pulled 30 outrageously that oil could see
Il, and Bpch q howl and kick as went up
was never seen or heard on tue grounds
before. Mr.. Martin very properly
decided II no heat and postponed the bal.
anOe Of the race until today. Cinderella
gets third money, and all bets on the
third heat are declared oil,
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WASHINGTON, D. o., Sept, O.-1AM,-
For Western Pennsylvania and WesI
Virginia, fair weather, slightly cooler
,,arIahlh ysindg.
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The following shows tho range Of the
Thermometer as observed at sChnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday:
"a. NJ, co.; 10 M SO'i SP. NJ, $50 4 p. Nj,
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Durlng rair Week

The safety with which Red Star Cough
Cure can DO takCn, renders II invaluable.
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Jos. spsidsl 4 Co. shipped a car load OIL
the celebrated Ohio Valley Roasted Rio
Coffee 10 81. Louis yesterday.
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WEAR Balbllggan Underwear. TleI
arc The best and cheapest. All sizes at
q. HESS ~ sons.
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STRANGERS In the city who desire to
spend a pleasant evening, should visit
the ALEXANDRIA Rink tonight.
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BVy your trunks and harnesa OF John
II. Hall, 1888 Main strcOt.
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LOGAN & Co., Druggists, Bridge corner
are headquarters for TrusscS, Instruments
Supporters, Rubber Goods, DC.
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FAcEAcuE is curedb by St. Jacobs Oil. 1ta
powers arc marvellous.
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The Alhambra Palace Rink will be
open tonight with music.
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9ro1lnsals.
QUO RIVER IMPROVEMENT,
Proposals for Decksd FIatboat.

Scaled proposals in duplicate will be rccclred,t
this office uutll noon, local time, on Friday, M
nth day Of September 1856, for constructing and
delivering Dccked FlatboAt at Cincinnati, 0.
Specifications aud blank forms Of proposal Will
DO furnished on application.
LANSING II. BIACH,
Fist Lieut.. Of Engineer
us. ENGINEERS oPVIcE,
SeS-I.6714,l6 Cincinnati. Aug. %, 1856
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lotteries.
OAPITAL PRIZE, Sl5O,OOO.

ave do hereby certify that We AppeIVlle the AT
:. p,,smenS for all the Monthly and Quarterly
ttSTSNinrS Of The IouISiRnA State Lottery Company
and in person manage and control tho Drawing
themseiyes, aud that the same aTe conducted VIE
tIss. and ne authorize the Company 70 use lhiI
ssTtiaCSte, with lao SMILES Of our Signatures AZ
tSnhed, M IL advertisements"
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-20

Tn. t.llLll. Cincinnati exposition IS one
tlat artist. u.Fer ura of copying. Many lue
ts0f it llte heeu taken FROM different
points. Is architecture Is unique and uusur-
passed.
So u..s the procession chat mau-urele,i this
great display ~ tha Victories ot peaee The
lae III carra-,s was iel bv one containing
Senator John sherman all Governor For-
aEar Iu some features the procession was a
SORT .t carnival show, initiating tle roteslue
ans t-s conn. wilA solid bu-ine-s advertising.
A group OF bycicllst- formed part of It, riding
slowly ana solemu.y upon their shining
waees Among them was uycicle con-
tallin- badly and gentleman.
The Geological garden in Cincinnati had
been leviei on for "a contribution gathered
from many lands. a great elephant, with
load ~ merry children ia q cage upon his
back. paced along snuiing the ground with
lis trunk aad wondering what it was all FOR.
A troop ~ living little shetland ponies,
rIiden bv ga,iy dres-ad. pretty children, fol-
lowed tle ELEPHANT But the part of the
Geological couuitution which attracted most
attention was an immense leopard II lay IA
tLe bottom of "a hight cage no the feet of its
keeper. sometimes raising its paw toward
h'a- r'ayfGiiy, 30 it was said. But what an
awtll row Be might have raised, "a consterna-
tion and q panic, with one little stroke Of that
paw Spectators looked at him with great
interest nod were relieved when he had
rassed IIs was like ghost story. intensely
fascinating just because ho WIS little
sCary.
TIE l1ral ,l1u this year, 10 is believed, VIII
be ,lrra,-iu-. Itmust be remembered that
O D
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-20

The Virgin salt Co, of New Haven, Conn,
10 Introduce Virgin salt into every family
are making TINS grand oder. A Crazy
Pa ch work Block. enameied in twelve
beautiful c0l0rs, and containing the latest
Fancy stitches. ON "a large Autographed
Card having a beaUu ui gold mounted Ideal
Portrait IN the center, gwen away with
every 10 cent package ot Virgin Salt. Virgin
salt has no equal for household purposes
10 is the cleanesr purest and whitest salt
ever seen or used Remember that a large
package costs only 10 cents, with the above
present. Ask your grocer for it.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-20

You are feeling depressed, your appetite
g poor, you are bothered with Headache,
you are fidgety, nervous and generally out
# sorts and want 10 brace mp. Brace up,
but not with stimuiants, spring medicines,
1r bitters. which have for their basis very
cheap bad whisky, and which stimulate
you for an hour, aud then leave YOU in
worse condition than before. What you
want is an Alternative that viii purify your
blood. start healthy action Of Liver anG
Kidneys, restore your vitality and give re-
lewed health and strength. such medi-
inc you viii find in Electric Btters. and
only so cents bottle at Peck Bros. DING
store
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-20

Credit is due the German women and
physicians for first using Red Glover bios
SONS As a medicine. Best results are OBJ
aimed when combined with other mediCi
nal roots and herbs as in Dr. Jones Red
Clover Tonic. which is the best known rem
sdy for al blood diseases. stomach and
liver troubles, pimpies. Costiveness. bad
breath piles aEue and malaria diseases in-
digestion loss ~ appetite iow spirits head
ache and all diseases Of the kidneys. Price.
50 cents. Of r. T. Wilson.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-20
NJ OEEER nor SALE

Six Lots on Waterloo Street; business
property.
One Hundred Lots on Stevens addi-
tion. Easy terms.
Several Lots on East Fulton Street.
Very desirable Lot on Madison Ave.
House and Lot on Green Street. Very
cheap and on easy terms. and
A fne House and two Lots on Fifih
Avenue, only few rods from street rail.
way and every way desirable, At 3
great bargain II sold soon.
We loan money and insure property
Call and see
II. w BAT E5 sx CO.
70 CANAL STREET.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-20

Dr. Edit0r-Many of your readers may
be benefited by the knowledge of such an
excellent remedy as Dr. Jones Red Glover
Tonic, which produces the most favorable
results in disorders Of the liver, stomach
and kidneys, aud is valuable remedy in
dyspepsia also, debility arising from malar-
ia or other causes. 10 Is a perfect tonic, ap-
petizer. blood purifier, and q sure cure for
ague. Price, 80 cents. For sale by +. Il.
Wilson
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-20

You cannot afford To waste time in eX-
perimenting when your lungs are in dan
ger. Consumption always seems at first
only cold. Do not permit any dealer 10
impose upon YOU with some cheap imita-
ton of Dr. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption. Coughs and Colds bat be sure
YOU get the genuine. Because he can make
more profit he may tell YOU he has some
thing just as good, or just the same. Don't
be deceived, but insist on getting DR. King
New Discovery. which Is guaranteed 10 give
relief IN all Throat, Lung and Crest alice
ons. Trial bottle free at Peck Bros drug
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-20

THE BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts,
8rui Sos, Sores Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Fever
5otes, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains
Corn, and all Skin Eruptions. and positive
cures piles. or no pay required. Il is
Guaranteed tO give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded. Price - cents per box
For sale b. Peck Bros.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-20

Silk umbrellas with sterling silver
handles at two dollars and hfty cents at
GudlneF & Baxter's.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-20

Captain General cigar at
MILLS, LACEY & Dickinson s.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-20

Beats any $500 Sdf Hat on the market.
GIANT CLOTHING Co.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-20

alone on account of Dyspepsia. Acker's
Dyspepsia Tablets will cure Dyspepsia,
Indigestion and Constipation; sold on a
positive guarantee at 20 and 90 cents, by
For sale by f. Il. Wilson and w. (
White
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Fashion Notes.

The packard loom Is tuning out new
novelties; the most recent are fabrics in
wool goods; stripes and basket textures
mixed with mOleskin cOlOred plush.
Another striking novelty In wOOlens is
OF wiry body, in stripes three-quarters
Of an inch wide, crossed with zig Zags of
fine twisted wooden cord In the shape
and similar to sadler silk, Examines,
bOucle and crash textures will form the
leading goods for fashionable attire.
Examines and serges In stripping and
broche ond stripes in chenille and plush
alternately are shown In the fashionable
baZssrs. Wooden Nottingham lace stuff
in white and present cloth colors have
their place among the Diaphanous drsp-
ing materials. Cactus cloth In fuzzy,
messy stripes is new novelty.
Dress wraps of spring are sumptuUus
beyond precedent. small and fashioned
to accommodate the hustle, which still
continues to be leading feature of the
mode.
Parasols are so large that they ap-
proach sun umbrellas In circumference;
striped, silk and pongee, the stripes run
ming up and down instead OF around, are
fashionable. Samples from Paris have
the ribs curving outwards In the form OF
a Chinese hat, with deep inward curved
cores, solid wooden sticks, some times
richly carved, are taking the place of all
other handles. The most favored woods
are bamboo, hazel, ash, box, ebony, and
German cherry, with fantastic branch
lets, knotted or bowed. Transparent
parasols will be much used for pic
turesque effects. A Yum Yum Of plated
silk or cotton null, over transparent lin
ing, and lace parasols made in the same
way, are and will be much In favor.