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II r. GROW.
EIectropathist. IIz ". south Tenn
pie street. Opposite Valley HouSs

A lady assistant always in attend
ance.
Cry. April 27tn. SO.
Dear Sir-Having suffered this win
ter with srVere attack of RheunIa=
usm, also PneumOnia. take pleasure
IN testlfyIng 10 you that under your
treatment of Electricity | have fOunn
great benefit and relief in both instan-
ces. Respectfully.
Mrs. 81. n. BARRArr.
SALT LAKE CRY, April. %. 1886.
II. z. GrOig:
Dear SRI am pleased TO say that
your Electrical Treatments have been
very beneficial TO me in removing Neu
ralgia and Bilious affections that fave
troubled me for a considerable time.
Yours truly, GEO. CARELESS.
SALT LAKE CITY, April q. 80.
II. E. Grow:
Dear SRI take pleasure In ststinr
that my vile has been benefited by yUIIr
treat ments. Yours respectfully.
II. J. GRANT.
saLT LAKE CRY, April 26, 1886
Mr.. III. E. GrO,V:
Dear Sir = Having suffered witt
Bronchitis and Catarrh for some time
/ have derived great benefit and com
fort from your treatment: namely
from the application OF electricity.
which though in its youth. has shown
great results. Respectfully,
JAMES F.. JENNINGS.
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BECk,s aol srhINss.

Private aud plunge baths constantly
zen; rooms for invalids. fitted up IN
"Tst-c!ass siyle, now ready; medicinal
waters constantly on draught; elegant
Pressing rooms fitted up with all the
modern conyeniences; the best of meals
furnished at all hours. With the OPEN
ing of the season daily trains will run
from the Utah 6entral and ID. q II. G..
depots.
The Hot Springs, of Salt Lake City,
are superior 70 the very best mineral
waters in the market.
J. NJ. BENEDICT, NJ. d.
SALT LAKE CITY, Nov. 18th. 1885.
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Other testimonials to the excellent
curative properties are being constantly
received. These waters can be shipped
IN bottle or bulk to any part of the
country. JOHN BECK, Prop'r.
Box 434, Salt Lake.
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PnssI Pussi Pnssi

Sure cure for bind, Needing, and
itching Piles. One boz has csred the
wont cases Of ten Year, standing. No
one need suffer tan inmates after using
this WondeKful Kinks German Pile
Ointment Il ahsores taAors, allays
Tie itching st eocs, sen ~ . poultics,
gives instant rSliek. KiKk's Phe Oint-
nsnt h prepared eAly fos Pfss and
iteAkng q the prfvAAs peTs, and
nothing ease. Every bax b warranted
hy Cur Aeonk lrn
Sold By Druggists; ssat BY nail @
Dk o. o. BUrON, Pro-
.t....s. -.r-n Cleveland, O
~ Nh ~ Z q u I 01aa naeeA .
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. The Hot Springs mineral water has
been tried by US, and we can freely
recommend it TO the trade as equal TO
the best imported brands.
GoDBE PIrrs DRUG Co.
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How ABSURD TO CRoAK AND WHEEzE
with q cough which HALE's HONEY oil
HoREHoUED AND TAR will cure.
PIKE TooTHACHE DRoPs Cure in one
minute.
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oArefni AissnHsa Sfvsa - sns Sale of Orc
asAassstAg o. KiSAaG EAzkst Prices.
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Kzseuss oedG1 10 Purchase o. Sale .
eaks aAA BoAAs - NsW York and ssI
kAAotnca
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saassG1oaS AAAs ~ Lowest Rates
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SALr LAKE CIrY. Nov os rs

SALT LAKE City, Nov. %, 1886.
We can fully endorse the Hot Springs
mineral water as having no superior.
q. O. NJ. /. DRCe DEP'r.,
Per RoB'T CLEGHoRs,
Manager.
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THE WIFE, MOTHER AND MAID
who suffer from Female Weakness, will
find GilmOre's Aromatic Wine posi-
tive cure. For sale at A. G. Smith &
Co Drug store
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GILMoRE,s NEURALGIA CURE Is
q positive cure for Neuralgia % the face.
SIDE and stomach. For stie ~ A. ~
smith 4 %. 8 Drus s'o7e. q
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MISCELLANEOUS.
notice.

,vrs N REGARD TO TIE Idi
l,ORPJAlss - lss,ueof any property for Ter.
sssesss. Sao s1 and County Taxes s.so LET
& 65i s sSaS q r sa1sii i q aR fFsss.
- Cor sbste &C., must be made the
ss,tbe eurrent, SSsj 1I, n The County Court
sssriOi B9a gus, D Ee city. between Thurs :
ssr be Isl asy a. u 1855, both days iuciu.
- dsy Of July, " = hours Of 10 q m. and 4
sc. betseesn 1, sTs barred. according to the
laa.i,. n Of the law; Cont
'' 81 order Of the g GSHs 9 So GUTLxR,
County Clerk.
srLtKE CITT:
sA-' June I6th 1886.
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THE advertisement of Dr.. Foote, ST..
sPpears In IHx HkRALD every Sunday,
Tasrs'n WI p icuRd hlg address.
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Tho STATE rsaOhorI Association.

To he Editor Of The IHtelgtReer.
slR;-Iwish to announce through thu
columns OF your paper, to all whom 1t may
concern, thaAthe fare to Mountain Lake
Park to attend the meeting OF the Yves
Virginia Educational Association will bt
one fare for the round trip, instead OF thai
heretofore advertised tickets good from
July to 10 inclusive, This will give al
ample time to take the excursion to Luray
Cavern at the close Of the session.
Inquiries arc coming from all parts Of the
State asking whether I'll necessary To be-
come members Of the Association In order
to take the excursion. In reply ! would
say that the object In getting up the excur'
sion was to give all the teachers OF the
State an opportunity 10 see this great nat
ural wonder at q very small cost, and to
increase the attendance ut the meeting oil
the Association. Icannot speak for the
railroad authorities as to their view Of the
matter, but urge all who wish 10 take the
excursion TO come In time to become mem.
bers. This will insure your taking the
excursion and will cost but 80 cents.
All interested are requested to use every
effort 10 make this the largest, most inter.
esting and profitable meeting ever held by
the teachers Of West Virginia. IfitproyGs
a success, and from present Indications the
attendance will be very large, why not
make our meetings permanent part Of
the yearly exercises at Mountain Lake
Park2
Under the present arrangements the
fare from Wheeling to Mountain Lake
and return will be 81 so. The fare from
the Park to Luray and return will be S. 25.
This includes admission to the Cavern.
F. II. CR4eo,
Secretary association.
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LnnAL RREvlIlKs.
anl,sr' OF 'rlper aiga.at 10 and about IN

Matters OF Minor MVlnent IN and ABOUT he
CITY.
Work Is again progressing on the Four
tenth street Improvement
The day turn Of the Mingo nail works
will resume operations this morning
THRRR will be some fins piano music at
bursts Ice Cream Parlors this evening
PEopLE's THEATRE this eyeping-Eu-
gene Jepson"s ''rlde OF Fortune UOm-
pany, ,
OEE marriage license was Issued and
one deed Of trust admitted 70 record ny
Clerk Hook yesterday. a.
THH Zlne street church Sunday school
and its friends will 90 out on the D. \ y,
road to-day and held a picnic at Point
Mills,
THE Jefferson Iron Works Company has
contracted for the erection Of q steel plant
with all the modern improvements, TO pe
completedb by December l.
LETTERS addressed TO the following
named persons remain unclaimed At the
pOstoliice; Mrs, II, o. Jewstt, Emal
Goodman, o. Nelly, Vanducan Roach, AL
bert White,
TINS weather at last having become set
tied, work was yesterday resumed on the
Fourteenth street improvement: To-day
will complete the paving from Main street
to the r., W, 4 Ky. track.
JAMES RIDER was run in yesterday by
Officer Glenn and John Mcdonald by
Officer Daku. The charge OF disorterly
WAS entered up against both, They were
the only arrests up to midnight last night
THERE has been change Of officials IN
the Webster Wagon Company at MolndS5'
vile. Mr.. Webster, former supeTintend'
ent, has left, and Mr., Hodgmsn, Treas
urer, has been promoted to the place o.
Mr., Webster,
AT the regular meeting Of the Ohio
Valley Trades and Labor Assembly, heIC
in this city on Sunday, the following
named officers were elected for the ensu
ing six months: President, NJ. j, Finley
Vice President, w, n. LnChi Secretary
John Gilman; Treasurer, David DArrah
| All are Wheeling men but Mr.. DArrsh
who is Of Bellaire.
BALTIMORE LODGE No. @, K. OF p, a
It's regular meeting Last night elected tn
following officers for the ensuing year: Q
c., Charles II. Riddle; V. O., A, X, Hab
erheld; Prelate, +. q. Weisgerber; NJ Q
E., Henry Lewedag; X. Of K, 4 s. J: &
Haberfeld; NJ. at A., Jefferson Holder
Trustee, ]. w. EllenbeTger; Representa-
tive to Grand Lodge, William Frank
THE Mozart Singing Society Of Wheel
ing came up yesterday afternoon on tn
new Courier. The boat touched at Steub
onyille on the way up to Browns Islant
and made several trips between the city
and the Island during the afternoon, bu
would not allow any Steubenville people
on board. Kramer's full brass band &C
mpanied the excursion and played sont
very fine music in front Of the city,
tStelbmvills Gazette.
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JOHNS0N'S HEARING
coMMENolp ~ MoUNpsyllIE
Yesterday, bat not Yet COuOludSd-Ths
Testimony not Materially pIGsrsnt from
that Formerly Hsld-Psslipg Eiueh
subdu,d-ThS Outcome To-day.

The preliminary examination Of Eugene
johnson, his father and wife, commenced
at Moundsyille yesterday, but was not An
ished at the time OF adjournment last
night. johnson Is charged with murder,
| in shooting Rev, ], P. Thatcher, Town
Sergeant Of Moundsyille, last Tuesday
evening, and his father, Alex, Johnson,
and his vile are held as accessories before
the act. The testimony before the JUS
tlCe yesterday was about the same as that
taken before the Coroler's jury, the only
difference being due to the close Cross ex'
animation Of Capt, DQVeuerr OF counsel
for the defense.
Mrs. Martin, who lives in part Of the
same house with johnson, testified that
Mr.. Thatcher came to Johlson'a door and
demanded admission, which was refused
by Mrs, Johnson, and when he attempted
to enter she threw Ratchet at him.
The Sergeant then arrested her. She
sprang from the porch to escape, but he
followed her and again seized her, vi hen
she fell, and refused to go. Mr.. Thatcher
then dragged her short distance, when
her husband appeared with a gun and
called to the officer to let her 90, The lat
ter proceeded to place pair OF nippers on
her wrists, and according TO some wit
nesses, put his hand to bis hip pocket, al
which johnson fred, The other testl
mouy Corroborated this,
The result as to Johnson cannot be
doubted. OF course he will be held, the
law only requiring that the evidence shal
establish probable cause to hold him
There is growing impression that the
father and wife are not guilty oil aiding And
abetting in legal sense.
In fact, there is quite \ revulsion Of feel
ing in Moundsville and the VinCinity con
corning the man and his crime. The bit
ter feeling is not preceptible, and the dis
position seems to be to let the law take
its course,
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Martins Ferry.


W. II. Bones has removed to Fourtl
street.
William Jones is putting up nice resi-
dence In the Orchard.
A select crowd from the Orchard will Il
out to the Park to-day.
Rev. Mr.. Holts left for Toronto yester
day, to attend the district conference.
The Blue Lick Fishing Club left tol
Blue Lick, on Big Short Greek, yesterday
Eddie Kirk, Of E!nayllle, leay ss fol
Cincinnati to-day on the steamer Andes
Mr.. Breckenridge, Of Rochester, Pa
formerly Of this place, Ia visiting ]. B
Montgomery.
Mrs. Heslop, the aged lady reported "a
very low Saturday, was buried in Walnut
Grove yesterday.
The Union Band will give a grand skat.
ing and dancing carnival at the Excelsior
rink, next Monday night.
Mayor Keller fined Hattie Clark 50 and
costs for being drunk and disorderly and
making general nuisance Of herself Sun.
day.
The old nailers about town do not feel
very much elated over the Pittsburgh
scale, but say they will accept 1t as grace.
fully as possible.
Joel HobensaCk, the boss brick mason
Of the Standard, has been In Pittsburgh
the past week, learning how 10 apply the
natural gas In the heating furnaces.
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THACllING THE rEAClIEgs.


Tho Ohio County TSaohsrA' Institute In An
nuAl Session Mt FultOu.
The Ohio County Teachers institute
met at the Fulton public school building
yesteld day at 9p. Nj, County superintend
ent Weidman in the chair.
The exercises were opened with slnginl
"Work for the Night is Coming" Mis-!
Ella Deiters presiding ut the organ. De
votional exercises were conducted by thu
instructor, Prof. +. II. Crago The sing
ing Of "Pass Me not, Oh, Gentle SaYior 7
followed.
The instructor in a few words spoke o.
the object and importance Of the institu
ton, asking the hearty cooperation Of al
the teachers. Mr.. Pogue and Miss Hervey
were appointed Secretaries. The enroll
ment reached about forty.
The subjects primary Reading" "Pri
mary Geography" and Spelling" were
discussed, quite number Of the teachers
taking part
The Ecssions Of the institute will be
held daily during the week from $3.50 to Il
in the forenoon, and from 1880 10 4 In the
Afternoon. There will be an etertain-
ment on Wednesday night, at which the
citizens will turn out en- masse.
To-day the following subjects will be
discussed: Language Lessons" "Pri-
mary Arithmetic" Omitted States His
tory" Reading" Geography" "spell.
ing" "0oior Teaching" etc,
"ArithmetiC" will be conducted by A.
s. Bell, Geography" by Prof. PoRue,
History" by Robert Riggs, and the
others by the Instructor.
The prospects are that very interest.
ing and profitable week will be enjoyed
by the teachers.
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Several Of the wells in the Washington
oil field increased materially Sunday In
production. Cameron No. l shot up from
900 to 1900 barrels, and Smith No. 8 from
$40 to within few barrels Of Cameron
No. |. Munhall & smithnan, on the
Wylie, which was doing practically moth
ing, started of on Friday morning after
being shot at 80 barrels per dhour. She
has gradually fallen again and Sunday
night, while still throwing out consider
able fluid, was doing more gas than oil.
Cameron No. 2, which Is drilling about
forty feet in the sand, Sunday evening got
a showing OF oil. The drill was NOT at
work yesterday.
Last evenings Washington, Pa, Repor.
Ter Bsys: The workmen at the Nail City
Company's well on the Shrontz, have had
more bad luck. On Saturday they had
the casing In and were about ready to be-
gin fishing for the lost tools, when tho
casing collapsed, at the bottom. II will
be necessary to pull the casing again,
which may prove, under the circum.
Ces, o very serious Job.
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supnEMN coUNT og AppEALs.


The DuSluOHs at YSstsrdRy'a sUSsiOn-A
Famous Case.
At the session OF the Supreme Court oil
Appeals yesterday all the judges were
present. The most interesting case on the
docket was that Of the Exchange Bank oil
Virginia Us. Lewis county, In which a
large amount OF money, principal and in.
terest, isat issue. The bank, now deiunct,
claimed that Lewis county borrowed the
money in 1857, and in 1850 suit was en-
tered in the local courts. This suit has
been pending ever einCe TIL last year,
when Judgment was rendered against the
county. An appeal was taken, and the
case came up In the higher court yester.
day. Hon. Edwin o. Maxwell appeared
for the county, and Judge John Brannon
and NJ. NJ, Gillian for the bank, The case
was only partially heard, and the argu.
ment is TO BIO concluded to-day.
In the county scat removal mandRmus
case Of Doolittle a al. rs. the Cabell county
court, the answer to the county courts
motion to quRsh the writ was filed and the
case submitted.
In the case Of the State Us. Slack, from
Peasants county, a writ Of Certiorarl was
awarded.
The case Of Lorentz Us, Loreniz was dis.
missed Tor failure to print.
In the cases Of BIidgeman pS. Bridge
man and Bier U.s. Gorrell, writs OF error
were awarded, the bond in the former case
being $500 and in the latter 500.
The Cases Of Dodson rs. Dawson, Handy
4 Bro. Us, Smitb,aud Castor Is, Mace were
continued, and that OF Shirley rS, Mus.
grove submitted.
The court adjourned till 1OA. NJ. to-day.
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Eugene Jepson, late Of Fannie Dayeu,
ports company, opened weeks engage.
nent at the Peoples Theatre last ey0n.
ing, supported by o fine dramatic com.
pany. The play, "The Tide Of Fortune
is by Walter Standlsh, a member Of the
company. II Is an Irish comedy.drama,
which in the hands Of these clever people
Is very pleasing. Throughout 1t appeals
to the better class Of theatre.goers, itS hu.
NOR being refined and ita sentiment
wholesome. Mr.. Jepson Is fue actor,
and the company oven and satisfactory.
The applause which was literally be.
slowed last night was fairly won. Mr..
Jepson sings several gongs nicely, and a
quartette is effectively introduced.
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TIE wooL OurLOoK.
This Years Clip GOlng or Lively Mt Last
YeAl,s FIguren.

This Years Clip Golng or Lively Mt Last
Years Figures.
Mr.. L. F. Humphrey, Of Boston, who
has been doing the counties Of Washing
ton and Greene in Pennsylvania, and the
counties OF the West Virginia Panhandle
and several in Eastern Ohio, has been In
terviewed by Pittsburgh reporter, to
whom he said: "Greene county raises gay
100000 pounds OF wool annually, and
while II Is shorter l think 1t Is finer
quality Of wool than is produced In Wash
ington county. In Greene county the
price has ranged from 81 to 30and In come
lew Instances as high as 81 cents. Fully
two.thirds OF this years clip have been
bought up and shipped already. This is
early in the season for this locality, but II
has been very brisk. Washington county
raises million and halt pounds annu-
ally, and on account OF It's reputation II
brings good prices. About the same rates
that obtained in Greene county have been
given for wool in Warrington county this
year. Probably half million pounds, or
one.third Of the clip, have been disposed
OF. There are some excellent clips OF
wool in Brooke and Hancock counties, W.
Va, that have not yet been sold. ! look
for an early and general disposition Of this
years product"
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soME REAurlFuL WORK
which wheeling Young LAdyI skUl har
Pr0dnoOd.


The fact was recently noted that several
members Of the family Of Mr.. Jacob
Snyder had gone to Mt. de Sales, near
Baltimore, to attend the commencement
exercises Of the Academy there, in which
Miss Mamie Snyder was q pupil, Mrs,
Jacob Snyder, ar, Mrs, Jacob Snyder, IT,,
Miss Mamie Snyder, her friend MISS
Mollie Collier, Of Baltimore, who comes to
visit her, and MI. D, w, Snyder, have re-
turned, Mr.. D, ": Snyder, by the way,
has been attending Mt, St. MRIy'a
Academy, at Emmsttsburg, near Bal
tImore, where in the two years
Of his attendance he has won
two gold medals, Miss Mamie also brings
with her still more distinguished record
as 9 pupil, together with some artistic
work executed by her nimble fingers
while at school, which II Is safe to say Is
the finest work in Its line ever seen
In Wheeling, II consists Of several fine
pieces OF embroidery and one OF lustre
painting, There Is one elegant reception
chair, upholstered In embroidered
black satin, two ottomAns, similarly
VuNplEul hno lAk9 phheA VI bnS sAulp
material. The panel was wonderfully
liie-like peacock, In lustre-painting, with
embroidered roses one Of the ottomans is
decorated with verbenRs, and the other
has Q lovely water lily design, All OF
these would provoke the envy OF any
artist in needls'work, and challenge the
Admiration Of all who have seen them,
The furniture is all mounted In superb
hand.Carved gilt wood, and Ia without
doubt the finest set in Wheeling,
Miss Snyder achieved considerable dis
tinCtion at the school, leading a very
strong class OF young ladies. She won an
honor for uniform excellence Of conduct,
q premium in elective studies, the first
premium in arithmetic, premium for i'm
provsment in vocal music, and the first
premium in cooking and baking; pre-.
miums in silk embroidery, and che
mile embroidery, the only premium
in ribbOnsene work, and the award for the
most Credltable specimen Of painting, or
napental needle work and ribbonsene, the
articles described and panel and
mouCholr case being the articles exhibited,
Such an achievement Is certainly honor.
able to herself and reflects credit alike on
her parents and the town Of her nativity.
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RIVER NEWS.
stage OF the Water and MovOm Snts Of u
BtoAmboAta.

stage OF the water and Movoms nts Of thu
Steamboats,.
The Louis a, Shirley leaves Cincinnati
for this port this evening.
The steamers Of the coal feet are begin.
ming to pass here on their, way home With
towS Of emptles.
The General Pike Is due up to-day and
the Katie stoCkdale down ii the pitt.
burgh. Cincinnati trade.
The contract for the hull Of a service
boat for Dam No. on the Great Kama.
wha river has been awarded 10 Woodiofd
White Of bis bid Of $2lg IA.
The steamer o. W. Bachelor ID 10 leave
steubenville September IS With steuben.
yille Commandery No. IA, K. T., and
friends on board, u attend the Theunlal
ConclRve TO be held In 81 Louis. A four
days stay will DO made In 81. Louis.
The river continued 10 riBe nearly all
day yeetetday, but last evening Il was fall.
Ing with q depth In the channel OF 0 feet
3 Inches. At Pittsburgh the depth ID re-.
ported 10 DO feet and the river 10 OF, a
stand. Atall points above Oh both rivers
the waters are falling,
The Andes will DO to.dAy'S packet from
this port 10 Cincinnati. She arrived last
evening from there with q biz trip. Her
hour oil departure Ia 8 O'Clock, and shlp.
pofs are requested 10 have their goods on
the leyee In good time. This excellent
packet ID possessed Of superior passenger
accommodations, and her officials are az
VvaVa HinVof and nhll0inU.
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oroat oelebrallon 10 WheeIIpg.

One OF the largest clothing manuiaCtur
ers in Cleveland Is hard pushed io
money. The same old Cry-must havt
cash; no matter how great the sacrifice
He has rented the large store, 1929 Mar
ket street, Wheeling, and commencing
next Thursday, July LIST, will throw OF
the market an $50, 900 stock Of ready.madt
clothing all fine goods, at the loves
prices ever known before in this country
Everything will be sold at thirty per cent
OF manufacturer cost. Don't take theil
word for 1t but go and examine. The
stock consists Of elegant imported cork.
sCrewe, whipCords, worsteds, Sawyers''
Harris meltons, tricots, blue tlanneIs, In
suits, pants and vests for men and boys
and children. We present a few Of oul
sample prices: A mans fine worsted sui
50 95, worth $l3; a boys cashmere suit,
g 70, worth 5000; a mans all wool I'm
ported suit, s. Us, worth $40 80; a mans
splendid heavy pants, 85 cents, worth 50;
a ohild's elegant full suit, 81 30, and over
1900 other great bargains on sale Gt !, 1929
Market street next Thursday, July LIST,
Be sure and look for large 1,222 II you val.
ue money.