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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-22

Three hundred pair fancy dado and
plain window shades will be closed out
regardless Of cost
Two thousand yards lace curtains by the
yard will be sold at less than cost 10 man.
ufacture,
Fifteen hundred yards upholstery and
curtain tringes, some very choice styles
among them. We have marked the en-.
tire lot ut half the original price.
FIVE hundred pairs Of lace curtains in
Swiss, Applique, Cluny, Antique, and
Nottingham with tapped edges, from 81 50
to S. per pair. We have cut the prices in
two on them all.
Six hundred yards Of China and India
straw mattings In fancy and solid Colors
at one.third less than former prices.
Fifty pieces Royal Wilton velvet carpets,
with handsome wide borders 10 match, at
less than manufacturers wholesale price.
Eight pieces velvet and Brussels stair
carpets, which are odd, no halls 10 match,
q very desirable article for runners In
stores or dwellings, will be offered at q
great sacrifice.
Napier and Cocoa mattings, Corticine
and LinOleum for otliCes, bath rooms and
Kitchens at prices that they cannot be had
after this sale.
We have a magnificent line OF Chenille
and Tapestry curtains for Portlers; some
rare bargains among them. The prices
on the entire line are less than ever before
quoted in this city.
We have q very large line Of the cele-
brated Roxbury tapestries with borders 10
match every pattern. We are offering
these male and laid by experienced work.
men at 700 per yard.
The finest line Of curtain poles in brass,
cherry, walnut and ebony, with handsome
metal trimmings, to be found In the city
al heretofore unheard Of prices.
A large line Of the celebrated Blgelow
and Lowell brussels with borders 10 match
at prices that cannot be duplicated.
Two thousand yards Of oil cloths at half
former price, at the great closing out sale
Of carpets and curtains at John Harring.
ton \ Co.'s, 1l0O'to lila Main street,
Wheeling,
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Leoilro M Won LIhnrIr.

Mr.. Charles Burdett Hart 1ectured be
fore the students Of the West Liberty
Normal School on Saturday on "Tongut
and PEN" The audience was highly ap
preCiatiye, and the close attention paid L
the apeaker'sTemarks showed tho close
interest they took In the topic. The ain
OF NE speaker was to show the value o.
English correctly used In every day az
fairs Though addressed particularly IA
the students, the lecture was populariEed
and the points brought home with hu.
morouB illustrations.
The exercises were opened with prayer
by Rev. Dr.. Bolton, Of the Methodist
Episcopal church. Immediately preceding
aud following the lecture pleasing mi.
steal selections were rendered by select
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pELLAIRE.
Deaths u. A. Il, ssFvIsss-sehool Notes
Minor Items,

Deaths u. A. h, ssrvisss-school Notes.
Minor iisms,
All the churches had services yester-
]. A. Greenfield, Of aIinsO, spent Sum
day here.
Mrs. Louis Miller died Saturday alter
noon at her home on Thirty-third street.
Liberty Hose Company had ball Sat
urday night TO help buy Q library Tor the
hose house.
John shuttleworth is a prominent can
didRts for the Republican nomination %
Township Clerk.
There will be only one freight train out
on the o. 4 ?. railroad to dHy-in honor
Of WRshlngton's birthday.
Officer Charles johnson has been trans.
legTed to the Fourth ward in w, NJ.
Meek's place, and John Alum Is serving
in the Fist ward.
To-day the Pultney Township Board Of
Education and the builder Of new school
house, ], H, Woods, will lock horns in the
Common Pleas Court,
Kline Bros, Of Wheeling, Saturday
bought the entire stock OF Joseph Some
born, sold by tie assignee. Mr.. sonne-
born has arranged to conduct the business
again.
The schools last week were a little
irregular on account OF sickness among
thu teachers. Miss Jennie Stewart 10 yet
quite sick. A good many pupils were
irregular in their attendance, Also.
Mp, Jacob sChempi died Friday night
at her home on Rose Hill, Mrs. Thomas
Ford died suddenly Friday night, although
apparently as well as usuAl at supper
time. She had been in poor health for
some time.
Spsnger PostG, a. R. yesterday marched
to the Second Presbyterian church on
Gravel Hill to hear sermon by Rev, r
N. Brown In colnmemeration OF Washing.
toms birthday, The post turned out
thirty.one members with AIg and die
and drum. The sermon was on the text,
II have fought the good fight; have fin
ished my COURSE have kept the faith"
The upper whart.boat was filled to over
tllwing Saturday by the Telegram, Dur
nal and Shirley, the unloading OF these
boats taking nearly all day, Notwith-
standing the fact that loading into the
cars was continued all day, the wharf
boat remains full and u barge alongside Is
tllled with molaBses, while other freight
was piled on shore and some cars OF horses
and hogs were driven up 10 the q. & p.
pens Tor loading
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AN End to Hone ssraplnE,

Edward Shepherd, Of Harrisburg, ILL.,,
eaysi Having received 30 much benefit
from Electric Blttets, | feel II my duty 10
lot suffering humanity know II, Have
had running sore on my leg for eight
years; my doctors told me | would have
10 have the bone sCraped OF leg atnputaIed.
/ used, instead, three bottles Of Electric
Blttets and seven boxes Bncklen'B ArnlCa
4Alve, and my leg snow sound and well, I"
Electric Bltters are sold al fifty cents q
bottle, and BuCklet's ArniCa Salye at POO
per box by Logan 4 Go. MwF4w
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would sign compromise scale. He re-
fused TO give any Information, but all the
indications are that he was prepared 10
make q compromise with the lAileEs'
executive board, bpt the latter deferred
action until alter to-dAy's convention.
No positive confirmation could be oh
tanned Of this theory last night, but 1t is
easily accepted 60 the truth from the sur
face indications. Certain it is that there
has been some delay in the settlement Of
the stIike at this mill.
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EOR EVE 40 CLOSE I'm EsTATE
N0R SALE,

TOR SALE,
Valuable Real EsAb on NJ Z, Conti lNs ,,a,
fourth and MAfEel ttteetl In The Cily Of Whss,I
VIVA. Lot ia ieSl BY % ieeI now occnPNu "
9, ], Kllirli u 4 wagon and blacEsnith soy
Wv, HOgE 4 BRO
jyil 100 AMlst siissH
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otnee ] Nor. "a Anl "a geurtoentl slroat.
wOdyOrtlSsmsnls.

For 9ale-8O0 Cheap Farms.
For Business Properly-G. o. Smith.
Stoves aud JlAnVes--Neibl;t y Ito.
Attention, Str knights,
Milloclau'S ludeGtrneible Black Drawing Ink.
Opera ItOCAe-MF. J. b. Polk.
Charley ShAy'B Academy VI NnBlc.
Dor Cincinnati steamer Andes.
Attend 10 II NOw-Pafkgr'S Tonic
HOtiCe-SohGnk'B MeAlH-FOurth page.
Carpet ana Curtain Sale -lIArrihgVon 4 Co.
First page.
Auction Sale Of Desirable Property.
MALahhl-l. q. Dillon.
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EDWARD L. Hose 4 90. having purchased
the interests Of the Howe s. N. Co. and
secured the State agency for the Standard
Sewing Machine, will keep q full line o.
Howes and the elegant, swift easy running
Standard, with its perfect attachments and
handsome woodwork. Don't fail TO see ihe
the Standard. Sec advertisement on an.
other page.
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WAsHiSaToN, Feb. 22.-l A. M.-Fo1
tho Ohio Valley and Tennessee, fair wealth
or, slowly rising temperature in eastern
portion, followed by slight rise in temper
ature, variable winds.
For the Lower Lake Region, loCa
SHOWS, followed by fair weather, Sigh
changes in temperature, followed By
slightly warmer weather, winds generally
BhiitinR 10 BOnthMeBterlY.
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nridraport.

business men report a good trade satur.
day
The tank for the new gas works has ar.
rived.
Saturday was pay day at the taBellg
Glass Works.
Miss Sarah A. Williams, who died al
her home In llIsnayille Friday morning,
was buried at Weeks Cemetery yesterday
afternoon. Her funeral was large one,
and was attended by K.na Lodge No. d,
/, o. g. T., and the same order Of Mar.
tins Ferry, the deceased having been an
active member Of the former lodge.
Ike Neinlnger and John Debula were
arrested and placed In jail Saturday even.
Ing, by Officer Stuff, charged with assault
aud battery. The boys were having q pic
mic, II being the occasion Of their pay day,
and the officer was compelled 10 show
them what kind Of "Sluf - he was com.
posed Of before he succeeded 10 placing
his prisoners behind the bars. Their trial
will take place This morning.
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An 1mportaut.pIseovsry

The most important Discovery Is that
which brings the most good to the greatest
number. DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds, will
preserve the health and save LIE, and Is 4
priceless boon 10 the afflicted. Not only
does 1t positively cure Consumption, but
Coughs, Colds, BronChitle, Asthma, Hoafse-
ness, and all affections OF the Throat,
Chest and Lungs, yield at once 10 its won.
derful curative powers. II you doubtthis,
get Trial Bottle Free, at Logan & Co.'s
drug store. MwFAw
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On Saturday night, ON the D o'clock
train, Chief Of Police Porter Smith return.
ed from Parksrsburg, having in charge
Louis Tanner, who was arrested on the
charge of stealing a skif on last Monday
night in this city, from John Neihaus, Of
the North End. Tanner sAYa no was in
Wheeling on last Monday, but went down
on the Ohio River Road opposite to a
place called williamsburg, on the Ohio
eide, and then crossed over the liver, and
there bought the boat OF an unknown man,
paying 81 % for it, The boat WAS identi.
lied at first sight, as the one lost by Mr..
NeihauP, by him and his son, both Of
whom accompanied Sergeant Smith to
Petersburg. Tanner was committed to
Jail by Justice Davis Saturday night in
Default Of 81 ,0Ol bail until 9T. Nj. to-day,
at which time he will bs examined by
the Justice. The ofiense is a felony, al.
though the skitf he OF less value than $50
$40 making such larceny felony.
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nHAcKMrfAck0 a lastlnp and itartanl

"HAcKMErACK" a lasting and fragrant
perfume. Price % and 90 cents,
SitiLDti's Cum will Immediately relieve.
Group, WhOopihg Cough and Bronchitis
FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Complaint,
you have a printed guarantee on every
bottle Of Shiloh's VitSliSer. II never fails
10 uufe.
A Nasal INJECTOR free with each bottle
Of shiloh's Catafth Remedy. Price 50
cents.
Sold by Iaughlin Bros. & Co., whole.
sale agents, Wheeling, W; Va.
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Shortly after midnight Saturday night,
as Policeman HanshumAker, Of the Eighth
ward, was making his rounds, he ran on
to a man With his arms full Of chickens,
five dead ones and one white cock living,
all OF which, both thief and chickens, the
officer took charge Of. The thief gave the
name Of Joe Crosby, and made clean
breast Of ii, Coniessing to the theft at once,
but refused to tell where and from whom
he stole the fowls. Yesterday he was
brought before Justice William II. Davis,
and again confessed his crime, and said he
got the chickens in the Eighth ward from
Esome one living IN little frame house in
the rear OF Morris's store aud another store
close by. The Justice committed him to
Jail for the Circuit Court in default Of $500
Ibail. Crosby intended chiCkenpi didn't
pan out yesterday-it was bean soup he
got. Stealing chickens hes been going on
In this city for q long time.
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SEATS iot Mr.. Hsnnis'a benefit perform
ance on sale al Banners this morning.
AiES's ane lhoss 81 25 this week at
j. 7. SToNEs, 1l4O Main street.


The Baltimore 4 Ohio are selling low
rate excursion tickets. 10 New Orleans,
jacksonville and all Southern resorts. For
tickets, tourists guides and full lnlofna.
ton, call on or address ~ o. Butke, Ticket
Agent Baltimore 4 Ohio depot, Wheel.
Ing W. Va
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By taking the i.47 p N. iCily time)
train on the Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh road
passengers arrive In Cleveland al B,25 p.
IL, aud Chicago at0 100 the following morn.
ing, Connections made In Union depot,
Chicago, for oil points west
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"such steels eau be used for boiler plate
and other things requiring high grade Of
material, but for steel rails, etc, the pro.
cess Is so costly that 1t cannot com pete
with others which make Just ~ good ateel.
Another thing IL the fact that these
Southern ores are 80 charged with phoB.
phorus that good Steel cannot he made
from them. had specimens Of their best
pig from Mary Pratt and other Southern
furnaces. After analysing them found
7.lO percent OF phosphorus in them. We
can make very good steel with the Clapp-
Griffith from pig with as high as 10 phos-
phorus, but We can do nothing with metal
ashighly chargedasthe speCiInenssent and
II the basic process can do it, 1t will cost
them too much to do 1t profitably. And
Southern iron, too; cannot compete sue.
GessIully as II ia now made. With twenty
men in q mill, with q OISpp.Grinith plant
costing 5000, more and better iron can
be made in the same time than 100 men
eau make in pudding furnaces. So you
see we have but little to fear from the
pudding furnaces Of the South. They can
manufacture for and build up a good
trade In their own part Of the country, but
they can never enter into successful COM
petition with Northern manufacturers In
the field now held exclusively by them.
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Not once In n Thou,apd Yonrs,

What It that occurs once in a minute,
twice in moment, and not once In q
thousand yGars2 The letter N which il
always in sweet gum and MULLEN. Tay-
lors Cherokee Rsmedy Of Sweet Gum
and Mullen will cure coughs, colds and
consumetion.
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Pebble Rehearsal,

As usual, good sized and select au.
dience greeted the Opera House Orchestra
last evening Il MRnnerchor hall, on the
occasion otlts fortnightly public rehearsal.
The music was quite up to the high stand
ard heretofore established by this organic
cation, the following pleasing programme
being rendered In an artistic BtyleI
Match-"Thrcs Empeton" (Drel KelseDI
Il. Weis,enbuftl
Overture" Romantic ,.,.,..,.keler HelA
Wallg-IA bschled vOh MunChen" U,...,.,..J. OJiHgl
FanlaslA-"6IArt Tor Hunting lAuibruch ayt Jagdl
seisctlon Musical Review ..,....,4.",.y,aM Cafi
0VSftafS @FiiiIioiIiRs, Noon add Night ii Vienna
GAyotle inVo,l.e De louis xy....,..,...nG, iotsCt
Galops"fhC CometS'' (Dle kOmetOtil.."i-H Killing
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Alleged Author of morey Letter Dead.
New YoRE, Feb. 2l.-Kenuard Philips,
aged 40 years, an EuglishmRu by birth
and at one time charged with the forgery
Of the famous Morey letter died thii
morning at bis residence in BROOKLYN.
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NEW STOCK Silver Plated Spoons,
Knives and Forks, Of n our T.. own n,I brand
lust received. JACOB ". GRUBB,
Cor. TMellilI md Mnrket Sis.


The following shows the range Of the
Thermometer as observed atSchnepfsd drug
store, Opera House corner, Saturday: I
A. NJ. 13'; IL NJ, 2l0; 8 Pm, 230;7P. NJ,
2lo. Sunday: 7,P. NJ, &c; IL Nj, 1928 r.,
nno. I p. ~. ass.
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A COSTLY PROCESS.
NoRTnrRNIR oNAEN 20 NoTFEAn
Southern Raalc Made steel Or Pho,phorio
Pig IFoV, 'O'says Gen. Powell, of Bells.
NIls-NAtuFal Gas aud Coal As Pusl.
The Alleged BuSm In Iron, etc.

General William Powell, Of BeIlville
H., who, with his viia, has been in Pitts
burgh for several days, in attendance ppor
the Institute Of Mining Engineers, and
the Western Nail Association meeting
left for his home Saturday night. Genera
Powell is proprietor OF the Bellvills steel
Works, in which the 0lapp-Grillth pro
cess has been recently introduced. IL
speaking of the iron trade to a ri tsbuIgt
Dispulsh reporter General Powell said:
"The iron and steel trade, and eipeci
ally the latter, are fair and promise to be
better, though there ia not so much Of q
boom as is BELOVED by many people
Orders are fairly good, but prices are still
low, l started up my mill, with Olapp,
Griffith process, on January 20, and find
the process highly satisfactory. We are
making, on Ru average, 100 tons Of steel
per day"
DO you find the natural gas Compati-
ton ipiuring you muChT
MAKES a BOLD STAND.
mot at all. We mine our own coal
within so yards Of our mill, and We are moi
afraid OF natural gas, However, have
purchased plant, and will commence
manufacturing my own gas in q short time.
1t produces better results than coal, and
is, think more reliable than natural gas,
We have natural gas out there, though.
At LitChAeld, about 80 miles north Of us,
there Ia quite IN oil field. In that several
wells have been driven which produce q
good strong flow Of gaF. They use It in
LiGchaeld in several manufacturing estab.
lishments aud sCms private houses. Gas
men say that there Is abundant gas right
down in our vicinity, but 1t has not yet
been developed, | don't think natural
gas Is permanent any way, and believe
that in time ii will blow out. While here,
| have discussed the matter with Prof.
Charles Ashburner, the State Geologist,
and he says that, according to all laws Of
the earth's formation and her internal ma.
chinery, gus cannot be permanent II
must give out, or else geology, a. 1t IL now
understood, Is wrong"
"Do you have any idea that the intro.
duCtion Of the basic process into the iron
ore distriGts Of Alabama and Tennessee
will affect the iron trade Of the NORTH"
"Not in the slightest. The basic pro-
Ceas makes excellent iron and steel. There
can be no question as 10 the quality, but II
costs too much. Steel can be made much
cheaper by the Clapp. Griffith or the Bess.
emer than by the basic process. sTheo open
hearth makes good steel, as fine as there
is made, but
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TnE See Saw Social will hold their fitsl
grand MASQUERADE skating and dancing
carnival al the Capitol fink Monday even
ing, February ~,
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TO make room for dnily arrival Of
Spring stock VIC will offer all Winter
Goods AZ reduced prices. 80.
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WE endorse all the proptistots have
said relative 10 the merits Of Salvation
Oil. II 10 nonpafeil.
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ANOTHER LOT of tho celebrated l.. 4 $.
UnlanndrlGd White Shirts received.
Price IS cents each, two for 81 %.
q. HESS IL SONS.
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lIRRMAsN is up 10 many tricks; but he
will never take In a. mitch % Dr. Bul's
Cough Syrup IN lis big raid on coughs
and colds,
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A,CoNyENIiON CALIEp
orths UnltOd Matters, to Meet In pitlSburEl
Ta.daW

|
ofths UnltOd NRltsrp, to Meet In Pittsburgh
To-day.
After learning OF the action OF the West.
ern Nail Association Saturday, the Execu-
tive Board Of the United NailerB, Heaters
and Rollers Association held a'meeting
at headquarters here, and II was decided
to call a delegate convention Of the asso.
citation from all over the western country,
to be held in Pittsburgh to-day. The call
was at once issued, and many oil the
lodges chose their delegates Saturday
night. A full attendance "a expected.
The idea Of the convention is to take
action on the present situation, especially
In view Of the action Of the Western Nail
Association Saturday, In opening for read.
justment by conference all questions OF
wages. Tha Executive Board desires TO
secure instructions from the organization
at large concerning the adoption Of the
Nlingo compromise scale as q basis OF gen.
eral settlement. II Is prob BILE that the
convention is an outgroWth Of the settle.
ment at the Junction as much aa OF the
action Of the manufacturers association
on Saturday. The signs Of dissatisfaction
among the workmen aiter the terms Of the
Junction compromise were made known,
made II desirable for the Executive Board
10 have the sanction In advance OF tile
Association for any further compromise.
oBJEcT OF THE NETTING.
Speaking Of this convention, the Pitts.
burgh Dispdich Of yesterday says:
Tho object Of the convention could not
be learned, but II Is understood that Pres.
ident Wief has a scheme which will soon
terminate the strike. The nailers, although
anxious 10 return TO work after an idle.
ness Of nine months, do not favor the
compromise scale. One Of tho objections
is that the feeders will insist on their de.
lnandg. The feeders are paid by the nail.
efs. Under the compromise scale, the
mailer receives twenty cents per key Of
ten.penhy nails. Each key contains 4, 400
nails, and for each nail the feeder ID conl.
PEELED 10 make movement with both
hands. For this work they claim that
twelve and q half cepis ID small enough
pay. II they insist on thelr demands the
mailer will only receive seven and a half
cents.
A mailer, however, Is able 10 run three
tnachineB, and can, therefore, earn three
times that amount. They will not consent
10 the demands Of the feeders, and II Il is
lnBlsted uron, cannot accept the terms Of
the compromise scale, This matter will
be the most important business before the
meeting tomorrow, The convention will
be held in slebeft's Hall, on Penn avenue.
NEGOTIATIONS DELAYED.
Mr.. ", B. pAtkes, Superintendent Of
the Bay View mill, Arrived ID the city
Saturday evening and 10 al the Mcclure
house. lie came, II u understood, !, EN-.
powered by his company 10 effect com.
promise, Mt. William MGvAy, mailer
az Bal View, 10 also In the city. A re.
porter asked Mr., Patkes lest night II he
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DOR RENT-A DESIRABLE BRICK
II Dwelling, No 22ii EO1 street, ConiainnE dye
looms and lnithei attic, Enquire Ol Ii. IMAM.
NO, III MHln street, fell
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Flrst grand skating and dancing cafni.
val to be given by the See Saw Social al
the Capitol Rink tonight A large crowd
10 expected.
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DOR RENT-THE FINE THREE.
~ story residence Of present occupied by ~
GO'kheimeF, No 1919 Chapline street lIOuIe hli
eight rooms, bathroom, water, gRSGnd nl mOderl
ctnyeniences. Apply TO ARTHUR LITTLE,
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LApiEs' Hne button shoes reduced from
81 90 10 81 30 this week at
]. I, SToNB's, il4O Main street.
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L.a. lloonl ID. NalI ~ rooda lhsaleapepI

Bic bargains in shoes this week, before
moving. j. 7. sToNE
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WILL close out a lot oiiniants shoes al
200 that cost double the money.
j. I, STONE,
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II 10 believed that the devil takes OF his
hat whenever he meets q hypoCfite,
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HAMLET sale Of seats at Banners mu.
slu store this morning. Go early aud 10.
cure good seats.