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NOT WORTH THEIR SALT.
TIE DUKE OF cAuBgIDGE's OPINION OF MANY
ENGLISH ARMY OFFICERS.

ENGLISH ARMY OFFICERS
LONDON, Oct. 20.-General Lord WOlseley.
aduant general mas issued circular the officers OF
the English army intimatug that the Duke Of Cam
bridge. Commander Chief is dissatisfied with the
small progress in their military training. During
the Inspections the circular stat"s the Duke
noticed that IL any officers OF all ranks evncct much
want of knowledge OF the duties yitily important
military efficiency and he strongly insists that the on
GERS snail devote time and attention TO the In
striction OF their troop. Tho 81 JdDcss Gaz tie says
the Dnkr OF Cambridge I'm the freedom OF private
eSpress-. tho opinion that many OF the
officers the British army not worth their SALT
nls that he has been Obliged To address them In
. circular which would scandslize the whole army and
alarm the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-21
'sHoRT-LivED VICTORY OF TENANTS.

DUBLIN, Dot. 2O.-A tenant named Hurley,
assisted by neghbors resisted eviction at
Clonakty county Cork To-day they all left the house
they mad barrloaied and defended sni went out In
body enjoy tneir victory. Tne bsici police however,
had Lot totally sbandonea their side OF the light They
had rctreaed aud into ambush, and when Hurley
ana his little army had got well their way TO the
tavern officers of the law quickly put themselves
between the abandoned house aud Its defenders aud
succeeded in arrestIng ali of the latter.
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AN ATROCIOUS MURDER.
A WOMAN KILLED WITH CLUB AND HER Bol

GIYFN TO THE FLAMES.
Pembroke, Ont, Oct. 20-The German who
murdered his ncistDOrs wife near Palmer Rapids. this
county, few days ago. has been arrested. He
the shanty where tho murdered woman lived, OF which
he the landlord and ordered her to vacae it, Being
sick and alone with two sma children she refused
obey the demand, whereupon he nailed up the door Of
the shanty from tue outside and fire to the
with the helpless family inside The mother managed
70 break open the door aud children from the
uamca ne mend. as he her Outside pound
her life with a club aud threw ner body hack
into the burning building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-21
THE FIRE RECORD.
MANY YOUNG WOMEN FRIGHTENED.

MANY 1OUNd WOMLVN T hIUIf II1.Nf1D'
Workmen in the employ of Thonet Brothers,
furniture Dealers at No. s26 Broadway. were packing
chairs in the Of the store yesterday
and accidentally upset lantern. The room WAS on nre
quickly. Before the rremen reached the place Tho
flames extended to the costumer's shop OF Mrs H. j.
Eaves at No. So East Twelfth-sL Several young women
employed In the shop fed with all possible haste Mary
Cummings was much bewll!srei by the smoke thas
upper window and screamed until tho
hremen took ner down on a ladder The shop was
damaged $780, The police estimated tp- loss OF Ihones
Brothers at 81 800, but member OF the hrm sad thas
the damage their stock would amount to $4,000. Ho
thought they had insurance enough to cover the loss
but could not tell what companies nte rested Tho
building owned by the Stewart estate. can be repaired
fnr &nNl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-21
SAVINGS B4yK AT CASTLETON.

ALBANY, Oct. 19.-Bank Superintendent
Willis Paine has granted authority 10 the Richmond
County Savings Bank of the town Of Castston to open
an office deposit Of savings, subject to the Pre-.
visions Of the state banking laws Before issuins m
certificate the required tho trustees OF
the proposed bank into written
save t FREQ from all expenses attending i.s p,
axia
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GREAT LOCKOUT THRtATFNED.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2O.-The Aid Commit
the OF Philadelphia Manufacturer Association, at
meeting this afternoon declared the negotiations
arbitrate the troubles with the strikers at TrotRs
and woolen mills at end and resolved 10 lock-
employees OF all the mills owned by members OF
the association unless tho trouble is satisfactorily set
tied with Mr.. Troth by November 3. The threatened
lockout will Involve over 100 mills and affect probably
5O 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-21
WAR THUNDER FROM ST. PErrRsRI

A STATEMENT THAT THE CAR WILL ANNOUNCE on
SUNDAY THE OCCUPATION OF BULGARIA.
ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 20.-It is stated that
on Sunday next the occasion OF the unveiling Of
monument commemorating the Russo Turkish war; the
Gar will deliver speech and Will publish
decree announcing RussoTurklsh occupation OF Bui-
Raris and Rumeia.
CoSsTANTlYoPLE, Oct 2O-Tne Russian Government
has officially informed Porte that 1t does not intend
20 occupy Bulgaria.
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g COY WILL NOT RETURN TO TURKEY

Cox returned TO this city from Washington last even
ing To a reporter OF TRIBUNE he said 81 had an
interview with the President and found that no
concrl.d with me at once In the matter Oh my
reiiriuu from the post OF Minister to Turkey. Iio
business of the all concluded before lett hc,o
and The rrestlent entirely willing that sloui
pnt OF the old and take ON Ae Nc
Therefore shall tho Turkish mission as soon ~
have formally accepted the n9minaton for Congress- winch
shall probably do tomorrow"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-21
TIE cOLORLIyE AT DICKINSON COLLEGE,

CARLISLE, Penn, Oct. 20 (Speciah.-Much
excitement prevails here and AROUND Dickinson College
today at the refusal to admit To the college son OF
Robert c. Young, the jantor Youngis AN elder 70 me
asrican Netb odist Church. lie horn ou tho estao
of William smith, Chsrlestown, Va Tho students arc
principally from the South threats ot all Aih"s na'e
besn made AGAINST Young and his son.
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DECEPTION TO MIR. LOUNSBURY.

Nrw-HAvEN, Oct. 20 Especially recep-
ton rendered to T. C. Lounsbury the Republican cand-
date for Governor OF Connecticut by tho Young Mem
Rspubllcan Club and the Republican League Of New
Haven tonight was successful and enthusiasto ocoa.
.lau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-21
IrrlrgED BY NEW.YORR CREDTTOR&

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. 20 tSpeciah.-CrcdIt'
ors In New-York Of Hirsch Il Lowenstein. dealers 10
clothing, and Airsch Brothers Co., dryeoods OF 'his
city yesterday attached their property. The nrms arc
indebted to August. Bernheim Bauer OF New-fork "a
tho sum OF SO, ,OO3 AS; II. t. Clafin Co.. New'fors'
yor s6I OIL 81: A. J. Lauper x Co.. New York, Toe
s.66 03 and the Nashville savings Bank s35Oso 81;
The attachments aggregate sllo,VVo an .no W. y.'
alegea A. grounds for attachment Illegal removal or
the Of fraud uently avoiding payment OF clns
II is said that tho total liabilities VIII reac" '-o'''''
while the assets barely slOO.OoO
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Ex.GoYERyOR HoA OLrs OFFER AoosPrEn
CINCINNATI, Oct. 2O.-Judge GoebeL OF the
Probate Court has accepted the offer OF Judge hosay
10 pay 20 tho trustees Of the sssts Of Areho.hop r9s
cs s,,2 900 ing nts liability as bondsman Iot
n ~ M.anix dofaulliog assisuee. The trustees wiz
now dsolaro \ dividend Of IL 4 per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-21
PJyDlsG GOODS TAKEN FROM THE OREGON.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2O.-A special agent OF
tho TIeasury Department has reported that silks and
other valuable goods taken from the wrecked schooner
Orsxon have been found the the cnranes
Of Naw-York hsrbvr aud In private dweinga ne
the dismissal OF the keeper Oh tue nsas
house.
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The creditors OF the broken firm In this city beyond
the Of the figures gven IN the
dspatch said that they had OF knowing whAs
lad IN "A failure,
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PROLONGED EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS.

LONDON, Oct. 20.-Earthquake shocks have
been felt In Asacs. Lorraine the Vosges and the Black
Forest Tho movement WAS IRON north to south se-
we're and prolonged shocks OF earthquake occurred In
eerinagdr. Cashmere, early this morning. There
brilliant meteorc showers during the night lasting
I'll sunrise The shocks created panic among the
pie Tns extent OF the damage property known.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-21

FRENoHMES KILL FIVE HUNDRED ANAMITEs.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 20.-IIong Kong ad-
vices under date Of septemoer 49, say French
ssesnty hs6 fxhs wish abont 1000 pirates near
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-21
ADDRESS OF GENERAL wooDFORD.

When Mr.. Roosevelt sat down the chairman rose and
about introduce another speaker when some one
in the hall espied General Stewart L. Woodford. who
had In and taken his scat in Then was
set up such unanimous shout OF "Woodford," "Wood
ford" that the chairman without the rormaity OF an
Introduction, simply pointed TO him and the General
with courtly smile and bow rose and when the loud
cheering that greeted him ceased follows
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pRE1KFHsT BUDGET,

A Kansas editor has carried phonetic
spelling 10 q ans point. HlspApet alludei
10 0i1Worth.n
The London Tins is valued al $25, 900,
OOOi Standard, $4,000, 00Oi NttUi, $1,000,
900 Telegraph, s6,0OO,OOO.
Work IL again suspended on the pedes
TAI iof the Baftholdi statue. II is twenty
two feet short Of completion.
Mice recently took possession oitwo bee
hives at Bordentown, N. j., drove out the
bees and ale half the honey.
A whistle used on the stage by ], wilkes
Booth, assassin, Is kept a. an odd relic by
Rudolph LipschutG, q Boetonian.
The original watet.Colot Of the att.pfint,
uLilLle Brown Nader" alter Kate Green.
away, Il said 10 be the only painting by
Miss GreenaWay In America
Autograph man says that the AtSt mes.
sage sent through q new cable OF com.
pleled land line "a invariably the pro8aic
phrase "Do you gst me noN2"
Ole Oieson, Jf., d the only natlye.born
pakOGiau Of constitutional age belonging
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GEre Getekli4enfRr,
wuEELINa, W. VA JANUARY q 1850,


From the Insurance Chronicle last quar-
terly table September, October and No
yember), We have some interesting points
ON the suicides for the autumn months, in
number 1873, As usual the man led In the
work Of self.destructlon, as'S4O to 49,
More than thIes.touIths happened in the
day time, the remainder at night.
Insanity carried OF the greatest num-
Der i97), but family trouble (57l Is not fal
behind, while business trouble (95) comes
in q good third. Seven young persons
chagrined at parental discipline, buried
their modification in the. grave. Dlssipa
ton (lB) cut wider swath than destitu
ton 10Y, Grief was the cause Of eight
trash acts" Widows, as might be OK
pected, showed less inclination than the
yidowers did to shuttle of this mortal
coil'; divorced women still less, There
were three times az many husbands tllO)
as wives 1897, and nearly twice Us many
bachelors (GO) as maids 1857. The favor
lie means were shooting (l23l, poisoning
(S6), downing (6O), hanging l64), cutting
throat (ll), and twelve preferred to jump
from great heights,
Inthe matter ofnationality Americans o.
course, lesd tho rest 1897 but the Germans
(79) are not for behind, aud in proportion
to the population lead. the list Only one
UhinsmSn choss tina! road back 10 the
Flowery Kingdom Only five colorsd per
sons cut lifs short with their own hands
"a very small number out Of the SIX mil
lions. The colortd mans buoyant tenn
pralnent is II ssIeguSyd against a
morbid mind, With regard to occupS'
tilns, the former laadG lhs list (lO), the
merchant (le) coming next. But six Jour
naliss left the world by tho back door
and we are to presume lha! they were
bad ones. 0nly one policeman tried The
grape vine line, the others finding more
fun in breaking heads apd others dtvsrsi
ions Of the guardian Of the pease.
Eight physlcians took their own madi'
cine and dissolved partnership with the
undertaken. The same number Of saloon
keepers, stung with remorSe for having
put an overdose Of water in the whisky,
made sudden and indeCorous exit
Altogether this is an interesting exhibit
Of "tnan's inhumsnity" to himself.
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FASHION NOTES,

Ladies wear In the morning, when they
20 out in the street on foot and do not In
tend paying any visits, costumes Of WOODEN
fabric without any mixture Of silk.
And for ceremonious and receptions
they select dresses Of plain silk or velvet,
combined with brocaded silks and YelVets
according to the fashion OF the day.
A little later In the day they put on
dresses Of wooden fabric, e9H,plneu Win ~
silk or velvet tissues, which are sutii.
GENTLY elegant for paying waits not Of
ceremony.
The rules Of good taste require certain
method to the choice Of costumes for
different times and occasions. Thus, 2
lady Of taste will not wear silk dresses in
the morning, nor heavy wooden costume
for an afternoon reception.
There are such a number Of silk tiBsuea
Of all styles that great variety may be
achieved even while conforming to the
above rules. One OF the prettiest silk
materials OF this winter season is COM
posed oil alternate plush and MORE stripes
in some cases the plush stripes are Of sew
eral coloIs over monochrome MORE, in
others they are OF one color different from
the molTe-auph Us gray and blue, beige
aud dark red, green and maroon, etc,
1t IL quite as important to choose the
fashion Of tas dress, as well az It's material
according TO the diverse circumstances in
which 1t Ia meant TO be worn, For morn
ing costumes composed entirely Of wooden
fabrics the most simple, least elaborate
iaahions should be chosen, For the cos,
tune Of mixed wooden and silk Tissues
somewhat more complicated styles may
be adopted but rich trimmings and drAp
cries, embroidered bordeTs and panels, fol
those toilets which are never worn tol
goiGg ont on foot,
The simple white collar Is very ire
quently exchanged for one Of velvet Of
satin embroidered with beads or orna
mented with gold or silver braid, and vi
think 1t Is great pity, A lady neyel
looks well aud neatly dressed when shI
has ITO hint Of spotleSSly white underlineI
about the neck and wrists, The AlmCS
imperCeptibls border Of cream.ColoreC
wooden net or etamins tackled on rounG
the inner edge OF collar and wrists in nc
way compsnsateg, in our eyes, for thG
neat, clean look Of the white collar anc
cults. For tho embroidered collars above
mentioned YlSrs beads Of all colors are EN-
ployed, metal beads Of various kinds, in
GLIDING lead, and also wooden beads Of al
Ezeg,
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to tho present Legislatureot that territory
Fancy a native American named ole Ule'
Honl
Jupiter Is morning star. Those VINO
watch the breaking oil the dawn Will hnu
Jupiter q superb object brightly gl!immer,-
ing in the rosy light that hsralds the suns
approach,
Ths manner in which steel Is suPsFsed1'
ing the use Of iron in various directions y
further illustrated by the use,. ut present.
OF hardened and tempered steel WIRE upon
cards for cotton and wool.
The fleets Of ice yachts are preparing
for the winters sport on. the Hudson
There are now regular ice yacht Si NLDI
with commodores and vioS-coinulu9V! ~
The The largest boat has a sail area OF 7Ou
feet.
Edward slocum, Of New Richmond
Allegan county, Mich, owns the hrsl
preenbaCk Issued II is dollar bill, bean
date August /, 1862, is marked series A
No. l, and was paid to him as unioI
soldier.
Princess Isabeau, whoreCently inherited
fortune Of 100000 from her mother
keeps twenty dogs in her Partisan palace
She is going TO found homo for caStaWs!
cats and distressed dogs In Paris.
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Hlrh LIcep.s yIndlcatlsr I'D wl.dom.

high LoehHA NlnulChupB AS Whuo"'
Macon (Gd.) Tel,OrupA.
The amount Of revenue derived from
liquor licenses In Chicago Under the new
law has increased from 5000, 900 to 81 800.
Don year, and tho number Of saloons has
decreased from 1900 10 5000 The II.
cense charge Is only $500, which Is much
less in proportion to the amount Of
goods" sold and the profits upon them
than the local tax paid by retail mer.
chants who do the same amount Of trade
in other lines. The license is, therefore,
not a hardship, and those who pay II are
protected from competition that would
deduct more from their profits than the
tax does. The diminution in the number
Of drinking places is 4 distinct gain to the
community In three ways. Those that
arc closed are usually Of The lowest type,
the temptations 10 drink are diminished,
and the police supervision Of the traffic ID
made easier by q reduction in the mum.
Der, amounting 10 nearly one.half, and by
the interest OF those who pay license In
aiding in the suppression Of unlicensed
sale. Both In the matter-o Of revenue and
Of regulation High License Is indicating
its wisdom.
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In order that our town shall have the
best goods possible, the popular druggists
Logan 4 Co., and Charles Menkemoller
have arranged to cell Ackers English Pie.
scriptlons, among which Ia ACker's Dys.
pepsia Tablets. They act upon the sys.
tenn when suffering with Dyspepsia, Bad
Breath, Sour Stomach, FlatulenCy, Heart.
burn, &C., &C., with a wonderful cor.
tainty, hence they guarantee them 10
cure always, or will refund tho money.
TTUsAW
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OF diseases follows al unhealthy condition
OF the liver, Que OF the mos. important or
gaus OF the body. Impure blood, bron-
chitis, asthma, malarial diseases, consump-
tlon, sick headache, diseases Of the skin,
kidneys and heart-all may be traced to
faulty action or torpidity Of the liver. No
other known preparation go rapidly and
thoroughly restores q disordered liver as
DR.. Piercs's Golden Medical Discovery"
1t Is pleasant 10 the tagte, mild but sure
in It's action, and gift To- suffering hui
mRnity from one Of the most successful
physicians Of the age.
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An ,lhaa.l lbis Suppiy.

Mn'0Ih VNt0.J JouFNdN
4 Lincoln commercial traveller, who
was glAnClng over paper In the Omaha
train yesterday, threw Il down inpatient.
", with the remark; THAT'S nothing I
don't see why any fuss ID made about Il"
What ID it2" asked q man near him.
dOh, I seo statement that Professor Riley
haS donated q, 900 bugs 70 the Government
mueeuln. The hotel stopped 10 u
Omaha last night can double that and
never lnils 4 buzz
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lie oonldn'l Catch 10 Will the rroo..'lon.

Ho Couldn't Catch Up with the Procession.
boston Herald.
A good story about that eternal "duel'
question in France comes from Bordeaux.
Three years ago young navy officer
having 1uafteled with corn merchant oil
The town In club sent him his seconds
on the following day. "Gentlenen," said
the corn merchant, ~ am quite willing 10
tight duel with the Lieutenant, but | do
not think that our risks are equal. He ID
q bachelor and have three children.
When he has three children shall be al
his disposal" Lieutenant CafjuGaC; was
obstinate. A barber Of the neighbofhood
had a pretty daughter. lie Immediately
coutted hef, obtained her parents con.
sent sand married her In October, 1889,
Ten months later he was presented with
d boy, and In 1884 the young oticer was
blessed with daughter, AT last, 70 his
great 10y, a Third child was born three
months ago. lie lost no time. Taking
his iitst two children In his arms and or.
dering the nurse 10 follow him with the
baby, he called on the corn merchant.
"Weil, |" said he to him In q Triumphant
tone, i've can fight now; l have three
children" "Ahp replied his antagonist,
"but 1have FIVE now" Tableau.
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BpgiIo Commercial AdpsttIsr,

bNUW0 L001HItTcIaI AuVd0ETl
A little girl, aged 0 years, called her
father TO her bedside the other evening,
"Papa," raid the little diplomat, ~ want
to ask your advice" "Wtll, my little
dear, what Is 1t Obout2" "What do you
think It would 10 best TO give me on my
b!fthdayY"
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DIED,

DlTTyAR-on Sunday morning, January Q, 1886,
at li:SO o clock, CHARLls HOWARD DITrNLR, aged
30 years
Funeral frc.h tho residence Of his mother, 50
Zane street, leland, on Tuesday, January 8, at 2
O'CLOCK n Friends Of the family arc invited.
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Travelor-I see you people are building
new towers To four Of your churches.
ReSident-YeS, we're having steeple-
chase,-1Td.B Bits,
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A RSnIl1ile Ms.t vlrElnls po.m.

The following poem was written Tex
pICBsy for the WEEKLY 1ETELLldENcER,'
but We ehall take the liberty Of inserting
1t in the DAILY INTELLloEScER as we'll
contemplating, also, the fair ChanCc which
may place 1t before the readers OF the
sEN.WRRkLY. "A Tickle Fllrt" is, we
are convinced, no moro flight Of fancy, but
the vsritble wall Of q breaking, II not q
broken, heart-a deep drawn sigh iromono
Of those refined souls that ''learn in suffer.
ing what they teach in song"
It is not too much to say that Ella
Wheeler Wilcox, the much.vaunted "poet-
ress Of passion" has never fully equaled
IA Tickle T'llrt," whether in the terrible
reality Of her theme, the hurricane Of
whitening invective alternating with
the hearts tendsrest love, the
Aercely furious sarcasm Of "a woman
scornsd," or in those merely mechanical
devices, rhythm and rhyme. The West
Virginia poetess-we betray no confidence
in saying that ~. NJ. A." Is not man
has not iettered the pinions Of her muse
with any conventionalities that would i'm.
psde its flight; and SO we have produe-
ton free as the mountain air'sho breathes,
untrammeled, sweet as the fragrance Of a
rose in June, fresh In It's youthful yiEor, in
tone pure as tho unstained azure Of the
skies.
1tmay be asked why 80 terrible tale Of
mental angrish is given to the world.
There are hearts that crave sympathy and
feel relief when they have told their sad
tale through the SympathiSinE columns Of
their iavorlte newspaper.
PfCKLR FLIRT.
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9. =. glroass + Go.
CLOSING OUT SALE
OF
CLOAKSl

The entire stock must be sold
regardless Of cost.
Ladies Tailor Made New
markets marked down from
So 90 to IS 90.
Ladies Fur and Astrican
Trimmed Newmarkets, 81 90,
s12 90 and SIG 90 qualities,
choice for IS 90.
20 assorted styles Newman
kets and Short Wraps, ranging
in price from SI4 90 to $IS 90,
choice for $40 90.
II Extra Fine Short Wraps,
worth $25 90 to 500 90, that
will be sold at less than cost Of
production.
Misses and Children's Cloaks
at about half-price.
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Leave wheeling al . A. n, and run every nOut
u4 hsa q wheeling Park At "a H., and run svev
nG nc SP GRISoS lslla viii leave each lsrnlau. At
iaiI0R 4, o. HIR9QH,
VSs supofIntoudeht
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spceta1 Bottles.
TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

A RRIvAI AND DEPARTURE OF
RAtNS--ExPLANATGoN o. RKEERENoG MARKS
9Dally tsunday excepted. tMOndSy excepted