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Arr In Nntnra.
boom.

That simple, bat altogether harmless.
and good.hearted strolling player, Mr..
Orummles, whom Dickens portrays in
such q charming manner, reached after
the natural aud moral in stage representa-
ton by making real pump and Tub
the chief features Of this perspective Of a
scene. 1t was the singular genius OF Mr.,
Crummles that selected these homoly aida
to assist in making new play successful.
He announced to young Nicholas MCKEE
by, his playwright, that the tub and the
pump were the central figures around
which he must weave o play. When
Nickleby protested that pump could not
talk or tub laugh the long.headed Crum'
niles lotGily assured him tina! it did not
matter, tina. all he had to DO was to trans'
lats ANY old French play he ran across
aud let the pump and tub remain the
mute characters OF his invention.
at will take" said tho transforming
Hamlet. at Is a natural scene, and that
always catches the people"
This reminds one Of the bogus eggs that
were palmed OF on unsugpectlng groCers
in Centre Wheeling. 70 all appearances
they looked like the product Of honest,
industrious hens, but when broken, like
the perjured Clarence, they were found
to be false. The shell like NiCkleby's
play was all right, but the yelk and the
white were as foreign to the covering rs
the tub and pump to the action Of the
drama. The bogus eggs are also in SYM
pathy with the tub and pnmp in that they
were fair enough to look upon and be al
mired as the work Of genius, but, as the
pump could not be made to speak, nor the
tub to laugh, the deceptive poultry fruit
could not be boiled or fried. This libel
on the patient hen Is not new fraud on
the innocent dealer, but was pfaCLiced
with great success on dealers in New Jer.
sey and New York some years ago. It
was claimed, however, that theee imlta-
tIons could be successfully scrambled, but
whether they were ever successfully eaten
was never clearly stated.
The startling probability now exudes
that II bogus eggs can be boisted on the
market us tho genuine article there may
be thrown on the trade come day srtIf-
cial chickens. II the lily can be painted
why caunot gold be gilded. The common
dressed chicken of commerce ofEsrs field
for inventive genius no less difficult than
the achievements OF the egg artist, As
much as the cheat on an unsuspeCting
public is to be condemned, both from a
moral and palatAble standpoint, 1t scarcely
seems matter Of doubt that the epicure
would prefer q sample Of artificial egg 10
the Wondering embryo, or that he would
rather try the edge Of his teeth on the
wing Of make believe hen than submit
his Jaws to tho musCularexhAustion over
the adamantino points Of q bird Of ancient
vintage. Thus 1t Is that fraud 10 some
timea hedged with certain advantages that
do not surround the honest works Of ma
ture. This fable teaches many other
strange things, an alphabetical catalogue
Of which would be too bulky for these
..1annna
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-23

The INTRLLIGENcRG is In daily receipt oil
papers from all parts Of the country hay
inv articles marked to call attention to
some achievement, movement or possess
ION of which the communities are proud
For instance, yesterday one mail brought
copies Of Tennessee, Florida, Kansas, Ohio
and Minnesota papers, not on our regu'
lar exchange list, each with some special
publication marked which it 10 to the Hd'
vantage Of the community to circulate
widely, and all mailed, not from the office
Of publication, but by individuals. In 9
live community, hundreds Of extra copiet
of tho local newspapers are daily sold &c
persont who desire to mako such usea Of
them.
How is 1t in WheelIng2
Occasionally some person buys dczer
copies, perhaps, OF an issus in which he il
individually highly spoken Of, and MALL
them to his friends. lis the rareat thing
In the world that there is demand fol
extra copies to spread abroad the advan
tages or progress Of the city, section Of
State.
Yet there is scarcely week that there
are not three or four articles printed in
the 1NrELllaENcER and other Wheeling
papers, which sent broadcast over the
land, would do the community good. a
few cents expended for this purpose by
live citizsns would not only circulate the
matter where i! will do the most good; IL
will encourage the newspapers to seek
and print such articles oitener. 1t ia q
good way to increase the volume OF the
boom.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-23

VIII VI AhOlAAS AAs AVSSo9sNt will ~ tx
''''''' W SATURDAY, MARCH ,, lSs,
beginning at 10 o'clock m, sell at public auction
at tho north front door Of the Cont House Of Ohio
county In the city OF Wheeling, the following Cen.
ire Wheeling property.
!, Lot 81 on the southeast corner q Main street
and Alley IS. with four TWOEtory Brick Houses
thereon, fronting on the cas-. side Of Main street,
2. so much Of lot 30 as lies south Ofthe property
devised by the tAld will J. ". Amick and north Of
that owned by N. p. BlchmAn, and having front
on the west side oil Main Sueet Of about lGH feet
with TwostOry Brick House on Main street, and
a TwOsIory Frame House on the rear Of said part
3. The north Select inches OF Lot 81 on the
southwest corner Of Main street. and Alley IL hay.
Irg thereon erected two NTwO story Brick IlOuiCs
fronting on the west side Of AAin street, and four
Two story Brick HOuEcs fronting on ALLEY IS. This
part II Lot 81 Joins on the south that part de.
yiBed By said will 10 Thomas 4. ApCk and extends
on the front from Alley IS sOnihwRTd to the center
lIue Of the nOEtn partition wall OF said Thomas E
Amick.
saiTs will be made In such parcels as will be most
beneficial to the etlAte.
TERMS or SALE Onethlid and as much more OF
the purchase money Is the purchaser may elect to
pay, CASH; and the residue In two equal payments
In one and two years with Interest from day OF sale
payable annually, notes with good personal EcCu.
rity to be given therefor by the purchasers and also
to be secured BY satisfactory insurance, and tho
title 70 be retained until payment III Jul.
". ". AMICR,
Executor OF ThOmRS II. Wins deceased.
]. @ HERvEY. AnCtiOneaF. iC2lTTh4S
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the e1trsment cost; and i am BAtilaed
II its use Is once begun on our streets thai
It will prove sminently satisfactory, and
that everybody will be demanding hIe
brick for paving. I know what the result
was In Wheeling, and / am satiaed the
eame will be the result here"
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NaV York PraI.

I'tW IVTN IItt1'
81 dom. want to make fool Of myself"
is said to have been General sheridan's re-
ply 10 reporter who asked him II he
would be candidate for the Presidency.
II lie evident that the General has been
secretly studying up public Affairs and got
hold ni the PreRident'R maasaQa.
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PROPOSALS.
CEALED PROPOSALS.
PUBLIC BUILDING. Cry CLERK'S OFFICE,
MHKELING. ". VA, Feb. 20. lSsS.

PUBLIC BUILDING, GTfY CLERKS UFfICBI
WHEELISG, ". Va, Feb 20, 1858. J
Sealed proposals. will be received at the otllce oil
the City CLERK until Monday February n, 1855, al
O'Clock P. NJ. for the removal Of all Kitchen gArb
age and otRl from within the limits OF the city Q!
wheeling, as required by the ordinances OF said
city, for ono year ending March 81, 1850 the bids
10 90 ~ follows:
For the First district comprising all OF the FInt
ward.
For the Second district, compiling the Second
and Seventh wards
For tho Third district, comprising the Third and
Fourth wards.
For the Fourth. district comprising all Louth oil
Wheeling Creak 10 CaldwUll's Run.
For the Fifth district, comprising all south oil
Caldwolrs Run to the southern line oil the city.
No person will DO awarded for more than one
district, nor can they be interested In any propo
nal for more than one district
Proposals to DO addressed to tho Chairman oil
the Committee on HEALTH the Committee TeserV.
Ing the right 10 reject any or Al bids
FRANK W. BOWERS,
ie2l city Clerk.
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To Caroline PonaF aud Vincent B0nGF hef wv Y.
band, George l. kcGATT, Amanda scoll Le's y,
A, Gates and John Gates her husband hslh . -
law OF samuel NcGATr, deceased y IMAM =,
Buckley, ThOmu Buckley, John Buckley; ~ ~
Stephens, Mary A Rulings and Th0ma HuVaS
her husband, and Ellen 8 Brown, hcifs ~ "a.
Of AuulQ Buckley, deceased, Elizabeth 81 chI ~
and John GllchfiIt her husbsnd, sarah ~ s,
gleton. John Albert Singleton, HATy ! zil ~
Tor, Ebiu Singleton and Elizibeth JGhc 81
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Notice 10 Take DeposItlOns.

The defendants will take notice that the dleposl'
lions OF Walter II. RInehGIt James A. Hehi;
Joseph BodlOy, James Z. Acker, Wall Cray W.
otherB will be taken 1T the office OF 9. L. GfAnhS
No. co Twelfth street at Wheeling, WeAt Niis' isS
on The OH DAY Of March, A. D.. 1855, between INC
hOurH Of O'Clock 4. n. and O'Clock r ~ 70 ~
read In evidence In the above named cause on "
half OF said complainant and iron any cAne 'nv
taking Of the nid dispositions shall mol DC uo. ,
mencod, or being commenced, shall not be con- ",
pleted on that day the taking Of the same WI. ~
adjourned from time 10 time until the sane 70
COinDlAted.
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POSSESSION GIVEN APRIL
ORSALE.

No. A Maryland street, Brick House, Ave rooms
and finished attic and good cellar; price 81, 600.
No. 26l2 Main streeti gIound hall lot; price
s, 900.
No 1884, Eof street, Sl.70O.
A desirable residence on Fourteenth street,
valued al $500.
4 desirable residence on Fifteenth street, valued
Of $1,000.
4 desirable residence on ChSpllue street, valued
4 desirable residence and building site on Mar.
Large 10 81 ground, formerly ChHplIne Gene.
Many Farms and other property too numerous
10 mention.
JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Htate Agent, 0. 8. Pension and Claim Az.
tOrney, Collector and Notary Public. ie23
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DIED,

CHANCELLOR Wednesday afternoon, February
q, 1855, at $3.50 o'clock, OF paralysis, RoRERr
CRASGLE. IN the I'D year OF his age
Funeral from his late residence No, 1915 ChApline
street. on Friday afternoon at 2 O'Clock. In
terlnent private.
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TRAYELERA' GUIDE.

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
"A TRAIEs-on aud after Nov. %, 1sS7-KIRIA-
RATION OF RRTRRENo1 Nj AKA. 'DRily. tSundGJ
executed. monday exc epted. saturday ex'
cepted. Sunday only caster Standard time;
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FOR RENT.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION GIVEN,

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION GIVEN.
Small House on Eleventh street, east OF BRltI
more street, 81 90 mouth.
No. $50 National road, IS 90 a month.
No. 260l Woods street, 3 rooms, 81 90 month.
No. 1887 Market street, Storeroom and cellar.
No. 200 sixteenth street, rooms, Sc co month
POSSESSION GIVEN APRIL 1.
No. 27l6 EoI street, SIS 90 q month.
No, 2il6 Market street, sl3 90 month.
No. 40 Eighteenth street, 8 rooms and cellar
81 60 month.
No. a Maryland street, Sl2 so a month.
No. 1871 virginia street, 9I3 10 q month.
No. 1873 Virginia street, Sl3 80 month.
No, 1858 ChAplIne street, SIl co q month.
No. $3.50 HRin street. formerly saloon and
boarding house: will paint and put house In com
plete repair; SIS 90 = month.
: No. l03 seventeen street, 90 90 O month.
No. z02 Sixteenth street SIS OO month.
No. $50 Alley u, rooms, q 50 month.
No. 1850 Jacob street, rooms, 50 90 { month.
No, l3Q Fourteenth aneet, SIS % month.
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BcllAIre ZGnegVille Through Passenger leaver
BellAire a $40 &, m, arrives Il Belairo Al .. m
WoodBdeld Passenger leaves BollAlEe At (:G o,
n, arrives ct RellAlre ct $50 Z. N. =
SummGrheld Accommodation leaves BellRIre Al
loo p m, ArTiYeN a BellGIre At l0:A5 q M y
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WHEELING & ELM GROVE R,R-
w On and after Monday, October n. ISs7.

WHEELING 4 ELM GROVE R,R-
w On and after Monday, October m 1857
trains on the Wheeling d Kim Grove Railroad vii
Leave Wheeling:
$50 m, 7:Ooh m, m, Il 100 m, lao D m, s:Sr
p m, 6;2O m, 1901 m, 800 m.
Arrive at Wheeling Park:
500 N, 1875 m, 1855 q m, li:S5 a N, 2:05 N m.
I:OS p m, 6:S6 p m, 7:sS p m, S:SS m. 49,
Leave Wheeling PArk:
$40 & m, 7:IS m, 1000 m, 1870 N, 2;so n m.
I:2O p N, $40 p m, 500 p m, 1000 N. 49,
Arrive at Wheeling:
6:tSG m. $40 m; lo:15 m, 1:oS N, sos D m,
ass p m, 6:G6 p m, s:SS p m, 1850 p IA. -
sUEDAYB-Leaye the city At 500 m, and rnp
every hour until 300 pm. Leave Wheeling Paw
At 9:b0 N, and run every hour until 10 r m, N
copt the church train, which will leave The hnTf
Of 0:t5 N, and oily ct las p m.
oGD o, HRSCH, RupL
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TNHE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
J. Ohio County IS. In the Circuit Court Of
Ohio county, West Virginia. February Rules
1883.
Matthias JeTers and James R. Ackor, executors OF
IhelRst will and testament Of IsAAcZ BlARchAEd
deceased,
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ExKcUroR's SALE.
FEoUToR's SALE
OF
Valuable Main Street, Centre Wheeling
Properly.
ATURDAY, MARCH ,, 1855,

By virtue OF the authority vested In me by the
will Of Thomas II. Wins, deceased, will, as ex.
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CLOAK DEPT.

COMPLETE LINE OF PLUSH GARMENTS
con,ppISTNG THE "a SACoUEs, WRAPS, MOD
JEsKAs AND SHORT JACKETS, ALL MADE OF
THE BEST QUALITY OF SEAL PLUSH, HAND
soMELY LINED WITH SATIN LININ0' ChAM ~. III
poCKrTS AND SEAL ORNAMENTS, IN FAIL
rTNIsUED TO EQUAL REAL SEAL GARMENTS.
WE SHOW SPECIAL VALUES IN CLOTH "AI'
,,rvrs IN BOTH LONG AND SHORT CLoAks,
BRAIDED OR TRIMMED WITH FUR CLOTH MOD
JEsKAs VEST FRONT HANDSOMELY BRAIDED
IN ALL THE LEADING SHADES.
WE WOULD CALL PARTICULAR ATTENTION
no oTrR MISSES AND C.IILDRFN'S GARMENTS IN
cT oTu AND PLUSH IN ALL THE NEWEST DE-
SIGNS.
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LACES.

SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS FOR THE COMING
six FLoUNCINGs IN CREAM PINK, BLUE
AND NILE, A INCHES WIDE. s1.es YARD WORTH
1915 -
BLACK CHANTILLY FLoUNCING, "a INCHES
WIDE. s2. So YARD
ON CENTRE TABLE WILL BE FOUND FULL
lime OF DRAPERY NETS AND GAUzES IN ALL
THE LEADING SHADES. POINT ESPRIT IN
DOUBLE WIDTH, CSC. YARD
STRIPED. s1.14. sL2i, sLo7 TO s2e2 iAhD.
rrcT-pED 81 90 sizes So 80 TO $3.50 YARD.
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MADE UP LACES.

cHrLpREN's CAPS A SPECIALITY.
CREAM SILK EMBROIDERED CAPS, 94c. TO
s425 ,.,-rr,ps .,o.
PLUSH. s2.57 TO $685. .rr.,r.e
81 * TO "a so; 1 TO : YEARS OLD
NOVELTIES IN LACE NECKWEAR; ALso I'M
PORTED RUCHINGS AND SKIRT PLAITiNGS
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SILK H'DK'F'S

rvrp 1NAUGURATED BY ANY NETAIL HUOsN
" coz 400 PAID BY Us IN CASH TO A LARGE
voKoHAMA FIRM IN DIFFICULTIES ENAbi.Es
us TO HANDLE SUCH ENORMOUS OF ANIriire
ooINcu UANDEMBRoIDERED INITIAL. L.
INCH HEN. 49c. EACH
eoINCH NDEMBRoIDERED INITIAL d
AND11.o INCH HEM. SOC EACH
ooINCH HAND-EMBRoIDERED INITIAL iiZ
INCH HEM soc. EACH
rursE HANDKERCHIEFs ARE THE FINEST
GRADE OF JAPANESE SILK IMPORTED. TO GIVE
~ .nrouATE IDEA OF THE VALUE. WE QUOTE
FORMER PRICES FOR THE THREE GRADES &c.,
Al 90 AND ell IS EACH.
THERE ARE SIXTEEN DIFFERENT INITIALS
ALL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND VERY HAND
SOME.
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IS, SO and 81 West Twenly-third-St.
HIGGINS 6 SETTER,
90 West 22d ST., near 9th Ave.
FRIGHT IN TIE SHOPPING DISTRICT,

WE ARE THE ONLY ESTABLISHMENT IN
NETWORK CITY MAKING SPECIALITY OF SELL.
ING HIGH-CLA-s CHINA. BRIC-A-BRAC, AND
ARTICLES SUITABLE FOR BIRTHDAY AND
WEDDING GIFTS, OR HOME DECORATION AT
GENUINE BARGAIN PRICES.
OUR SYSTEM OF BUYING FOR STRICTLY CASH.
IMPORTING DIRECT. AND HAVING NO RENT
TO PAY. ENABLES Us TO SELL FOR MUCH
LESS PERCENTAGE THAN HOUSES LABoRING
UNDER ENORMOUS RENTS
FOE MONDAY, OCTOBER IS. AMONG OTHER
THINGS. WE HAVE SOME SPECIAL BARGAINS IN
HayiIand's Decorated French China.
CONSISTING OF DINNER TEA. BREAKFAST.
SOUP AND DESSERT PLATES. ODD PLArrERs,
&C.. ALL RICHLY DECORATED WITH FLOWERS
AND BIRDS. VERY HANDSOME.
Havlands Tea Plates 19c.; SO 80 doz to import
Havilands Breakfast Plates s5c. So doz import
Havlands Dinner Plates 29c. 81 30 doz import
Ha7llands soup Plates, De. cost = 30 doz import
Havilands Preserves 29c., 50 rs doz to import
Havilands Platers. from 7Jc to 81 IS worth double
THIS IS A GRAND OPPORTUNITY TO SCI
CURE GREAT BARGAINS IN FINE PLATES.
Come early. for they will picked mp VIC ry fast,
and after they have gone be replaced
We nrc showing N very complete assortn,-ns of
Royal Worcester, Douiion, Rich Cameo Glass
&c, and customers all say we are fully 81
per cent lower than any other house in New
York City
on CUR CSC, SOC. AND 75c. TABLES
we have many articles that are really worth
many times what a. them. On our 2Jc
Table, among other articles equally low. are
some handsome pieces Of Glass that cost 81 so
dozen import
JUST A WORD ABOUT LAMPS.
Our ParIor and Library Lamps mount at
our own factory, and thus secure exclusive and
artistic designs that cannot b. duplicated. With
regard TO prices, we will aiIowyou mnkc your
own decision aficr inspection
EXTENSION PIANO LAMPS we sell lower
than any lamp house in Ncw-Yerk.
No charge for packing safe delivery guaranteed
HIGGINS e. SETTER,
5. West 2:d-st, near sixth-avc.
WEDDING GIFTS SPECIALITY.
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rMIoRTED NOVELTIES IN SILK MD CAsh
-. rrrsrvS fRIACK AND COLORS), IN
m.IropvADE LOOSE FRONT. BRAIDED, BEAD
ED &c. ASSORTMENT COMPLETE
THE GREATEST SALE OF REAL JAPANESE
Inn EN- RROI DEEED INITIAL
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23d-Street
lie BoutiIlier Brothers,
Are Offering large lines Of choice seasonable
Goods at from 80 to 40 per cent. below usual
prices. Also the following
SPECIAL BARGAINS:

Ladies' Challenge" Seal
Plush Sacques, fine quality Eng
Iish Plush, lined with elegant % q
satin and handsomely quilted,
finished with seal ornaments.
Best value ever offered J
Cloth Newmarkets and Rag q 75
Ians, large variety, from }
Cloth Wraps, good quality, re- II +
liable manufacture, from ) 49,
English Seal Plush modjeskas, }02 q
a handsome garment, from wv"
English Seal Plush Newman }65 n
kets, very stylish, from -)
AII-SiIk Lace Drapery Nets,
black and evening shades, 48 l.20
inches wide, per yard, from j
Special Novelty in Gold and
Silver SpangIed Net, Two yards 40
Real Duchesse Lace handker- I o.
chiefs, very handsome, each }
Very Fine Quality Real Ouch
esso Lace Handkerchiefs' each' LOU
from
Hand-run Spanish Lace Scarfs 200
and Fichus, from }
65-inch AlI-Sik Chantilly Lace q M
FIouncings, per yard, at }
Ladies' HandkerChiefs. printed
fancy and embroidered, usual l0C.
Csc. quality, at
Mems French "Guyot" Sus-
penders, new goods just re- 05c
ceiyed, usual price 45c. pair
now
Guinets celebrated Black
Silks, No. II, regular price I.S0
S1.75 per yard, at }
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DQMeMSS0NS,
GLOVES.

SPECIAL SALE OF LADIES' AND BUTTON
KID IN THE NEW FALL SHADES, AT SIPS PAIR
ACTUAL VALUE, s175 AND 1900
WE CALL ATTENTION TO OUR J. II. AND S.
PARIS SUEDE MoUsoUETAIRE GLOVES WITH
THE NEW NARROW CHAIN STITCH EMBRolD-
cry IN TAN COLORs ALSO BLACK WITH WIDE
EMBROIDERY AT s15o PAIR EVERY PAIR WAR
RANTED.
ALSO HIGHER GRADE OF SUEDE
MoUsQUErAIRE IN ALL THE NEW CoLohs'
TANS MODES. BROWNS, GREY OLIVE "kEfN
prn pp1NRosE. CREAM WHITE AND BLACK. AT
81. IS PAIR. ...n-,
LADIES 4-BUTTON KID WITH EMBROIDERED
BACKS IN TAN. GREY, BROWN, TERRACoIrA
AND BLACK, AT $50 PAIR
SPECIAL LINE OF MISSES KID, IN 4-BUT-
TON EMBROIDERED BACKS IN TAN AND BROWN
AT s1.00 PAIR -
MISSES AND BOYS "FowNEs' HEAVY KID
FOR WALKING AND DRIVING, sL20 PAIR
GENTS KID AND DOGsKIN GLOVES, IN ALL
THE NEW FALL SHADES. FROM 500 10 g. so
PAIR
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CALIFORNIA BLANKETS.

go pairs all wool Blankets, 80 pair were 80
35O pairs all wool blankets, - were 81.
l5O pairs all wool Blankets 20 were -.
worth from sI3 sold az the uniform pric?
~ sio nair Also nary bargains IN colored
Flannels fancy Flsnnes Al 81 Ii
cents q yard so centA
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IMPORTED COSTUMES & WRAPS

NJ every description The choicest assortment Of Paris,
Ion ion and Berlin novelties In Persian circulars Mod
iesAas jackets and NewmaFkets will be sold at very low
prices
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EVENING SILK DEPARTMENT.

One line Of Lyons evening SILK at 1925 IS. so.
One line S175; So.
100 pieces all silk Surah, In all the new evening shades
az 47c. worth Soc .
Is pieces all silk Satin Rhaiamcs all tall
shades, a. SOC. actual value, Sl25.
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MORE THAN BARGAINS WILL BE GIVEN IN
MISSES CLOaKS AND SUITS.

One line Misses imported ClOaks, 81. were 80; G
line az +6, were ell.
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AMAZING BARGAINS IN
BLACK DRESS GOODS.

One line Of silk warp Henrietta 63c, worth e5c one
line at 9Cc. worth Sl2 Double warp SILK Henreto
CLOTH ace, worth 75c ooc worth SLID
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LINEN DEPARTMENT.

We viii offer Monday and during the week the fol.
lowing bargains: 49,
"a Napkins s.75; reduced from - %
5-S NapS1ns, sl.JO reduced from -
Also aud Table Cloths with Napkins 20 match, N
IL AMI yards lengths, az greatly reduced prices
will offer extraordinary bargains in Lace Curtains
ard Por-res OF every description, ranging in prices rom
s.. % TO s7j .,.,
Also immense reductions in Of every description
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-14
a series of EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS DUR
inc the entire week beginning on Monday with
Black Silks.

10 PIECES BLACK eros GRAIN DRESS SILKS,
CASHMERE FINISH. EXTRA QUALITY AND
WEIGHT WARRANTED NOT TO CRACK OR CUT,
SOLD ELSEWHERE AT s1.37 PER YARD: OUR
PRICE. SSc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-14
PLAIN and NOVELTY DRESS GOODS.

Full lines Of novelty combinations in all the leading
coors at Soc worth 81 so One lot Of French novelty
mixed goods az 49c worth Sc also full lines OF pam
goods and Henriettas every descrpton also camel
hair, cashmeres and Imperial serges
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-14
CLOTH DEPARTMENT.

This week three superb lines Of hne French Ladiee
Cloth 81 25 $50 -. IS ward positively wort
50 25. 81. 95 and "a 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-14
millinery DEPARTMENT.

model Bonnets and Round Hats OF every description
Also our manufacture IN choico anu eAc'usso ID
signs will be offered az very low prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-14
SPECIAL SALE OF RIBBONS.

COO niece, OF extra fine al Moire Ribbon crown
edge every shape &c a yard. Toe : 500 peee'
colored all silk satin and Gros Grain Rlbosn. No. 10
reduced % lac. yard -
LOCO pieces elegant designs In fancy liat ana bonhe
Ribbons 3sc. zoe 59c and 1Jc. per yard; worth ooc
.5e. Sc. and al % per yard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-14

most elegant assortment Of fancy Birds wings ana
Breasts. &c. caeh worth zoe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-14
CA r PETS.

THE LARGEST STOCK OF ARTISTIC NOVELTIES
IN THE CITY At PRICES so LOW THAT IT WILL
ASTONISH PURCHASERS.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-04-11
FOR RENT,

AesA The house corner of Main street and Wash El:.J ington avenue, one block from postofice 4!iR West Haven. Pleasantly located, nice lawn and garden, with abundance of fruit and flowers Also commodious barn. Inquire of
 c. E. ThOmpsOn, an5 721% Orange Street