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Wichita eagle., 1889-01-30
MOORE SkJPS OUT.

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. go. = Joseph A.
Moore, tho half million dollar embezzler
from the Connecticut Mutual Life Insur-
ance company afforded the city another
sensation today, by the discovery that he
had quietly left for parts unknown.
His attorney, Barrett, admitted that
Moore had gone to Canada. Yes" he
said, cit is true Joe has skipped out"
Barrett would not tell when ne left, but
it is pretty certain he was in the
city Sunday and got away some
time Monday. He has mad ample
time to reach the Canadian line, but his
friends Interpreters not to know what point
in Canada he made for. No warrant for his
arrest had been out nor had any step been
taken that the public is aware of, looking
to such a move. The investigation of his
books proceeds, but the amount of the
shortage has not been increased above the
original figures.
Some queer incidents are coming to
light about Moore's ways and methods.
For instance, he owed good many small
store debts ranging from $40 to $780,
Not one of these debts remains unpaid
tonight Last Saturday a lady relative of
Moore's went to several of the larger stores
and calling for his account paid the cash.
Yesterday a woman unknown at tie
several stores went around and paid the
remaining bills. Moore has been in the
habit Of paying the taxes on the property
in his charge part at time. The tax lists
of the Connecticut Mutual company are
larger than those of any other company or
individual in the county, the annual taxes
being about $4,000. When the date of
payment come he would pay portion of
the amount and then pay per cent inter-
est on the remainder, taking it up by in
stallments until all was paid. When the
exposure come last Friday there were de-
linquent taxes due from Moore amount
ing to 81 600. The next day, much TO the
surprise of the treasurer. one of Moore's
subordinates appeared and paid the entire
bill without word.
1t has also been discovered that when
the late Eugene Wetherill, the husband
of Emma Abbott, bought a business block
here last year he paid $4,000
in cash for it. The Connecticut Mutual
held a mortgage of s25, 900 on the property,
which WitherelI paid to Moore out of the
purchase money and obtained valid re-
lease from the company, but it seems
Moore never turned dollar of the money
over to the company and thus made a
clean So. 900 from the priIna donna's pur
chase. Moore's family is evidently about
to abandon house keeping. Their house is
in disorder and gives every indication that
they are tearing up preparatory to moving.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-30
ALMOST COMPLETED.
Rumor Has It That the Cabinet is Nearing
es COMPLETION.

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 29.-The impression
prevails here among General Harrison S
friends that he has about completed his
cabinet and the names of Blaine. Allison
and Alger are regarded as certainties The
president-elect put in the better part OF
the day at work in his library. There We're
good many visitors, but none of political
distinction.
James McCrea, the fourth vice president
and general western manager of the Penn
sylvania Railroad company, spent half
hour with the president-elect this after
noon and rendered him a special inaugural
train over his lines from this city to Wash
ington Good authority says the general
accepted the courteous offer and will make
the trip to Washington over the Pennsyl-
yania line
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-30
POSITIONS ACCEPTED.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 29-It is learned to-
night from gentleman whose informa-
tion is correct. that four places in General
Harrison's cabinet have been definitely
settled, and while not all of them have
formally accepted, there is no doubt about
them doing so. In the first place Mr..
Blaine wrote to General Harrison more
than ten days ago accepting the secretary
ship of state. Senator Allison will be the
next secretary of the treasury. This has
Enthusiastically been decided on and al
though Mr.. Allison's letter accepting the
honor has not been written it will be with
In week. General -A1ger will be men,
Der of the cabinet, taking the post of secre-
tary of war and as announced some time
ago Mr.. Wanamaker will be postmaster
general
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-30

these people. Therefore. am willing to
vote any sum of money to enable the
PRESIDENT to conduct neHotla-
lions. 10 make surveys of the harbors.
and to nee better information IN relation
to those Islands. l am willing to vote the
sum named in the amendments. so. 600.
and place it at the discretion of Mr.. Cteve-
land or Mr.. Harrison; and nave no doubt
there and to send ships there, viii bring
about prompt solution Of this small con-
troversy."
Mr.. Dolph obtained the floor and the
senate adjourned.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-30
PREEeRRep DEAIH no pOvERTY.

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Jan. 2s-About II
o'clock yesterday morneng DR. John
Floager, aged GO. an inmate of the Wander.
burg county poor house, near Kratzvill,
committed suicide by cutting his throat
He was at one time leading dentist q
this city and WAS In good cireGmstsnces
owning "a large lot Of valuable real estate
lie had only been an inmate Of the poor
house three weeks. and the Thought Of
his passing the remainder Of his days
an object OF charity was the incentive Of
tha .fv
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-30
DEAIHoE a CHESS PLAYER.

NEW YORK, Jan. 29.-The oldest and best
known chess player in Brooklyn, Mr..
Frederick Perrin. died yesterday afternoon
of pneumonia. 1t was only short time
since that he pla. ed his last game Of chess
at the Brooklyn Chess club rooms, on
which occasion he defeated Captain Nc
Kenzie. Mr. Perrin was % years of ago
when he died He was native Of SwitEer-
land, but had long been resident Of
Brooklyn. Mr.. Perrin was fine linguist
and an excellent yiolinist and q master Of
French and German He was formerly
professor of languages at Princeton col
lege He was at one time chess editor OF
Wilkes Spirit of the Times.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-30
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS IN TRoU-
BILE

GARDEN CRY, Kan, Jan. 29.-Ex-coun-
ty commissioner B. p. Knaws was arrest
ed here TODAY on charge of willful mis-
conduct in office Last spring the county
undertook to bore an experimental we'll
and the commissioners appointed Knaws.
who was then a member Of the board, 20
watch operations in the interest of the
county. For his work he was allowed
sls7 which it is claimed he had no right
knaws resigned his place on the board last
week and had been making preparations
20 return 10 his former home in Missouri
All the members of the old board are now
under indictment for misconduct in Office
A meeting was held here this afternoon
and committee WAS appointed 10 invest
iCate the records of the board with a view
70 further trouble
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-30
BURIED BY FALLING WALLS.

DULUTH, Mimi; Jan. 29-The high
brick walls of the opera house which was
burned yesterday morning fell at 1879 a.
m. today upon frame building in the
next lot and occupied by Chamberlain &
Co. as q book store Mr. Chamberlain, the
proprietor, was buried in the ruins which
Immediately caughtfire. No hope is held
of rescuing Chamberlain alive One pther
man is reported TO be in the ruins. but
nothing definite is known in regard to
this. The fire at l2:3o p. IN. is still raging
and a whole block of frame buildings Is
Threatened. Loss up TO this time is
So, 900.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-30
eteCTOs ROusIES

CHARLESTON. 5. C.. Jan CIV j.
Whipper, the regular Republican eandi-
date for probate judge for BEAUFORT coun-
ty, in the late election. was defeated By
the eolored Republican candidate on the
fusion ticket. He and other defeated can
didates contested the election and carried
the case before Judge AIdrich, who De
eided against them and advised them 70
surrender the records Of their Offices 70 the
successful fusionissz Waipper aad his
eonfedera.ss refused 70 obey tie
order and were committed for
Contempt Whippex and Graham
the candidate for eoFeDeY have been lodged
in jail. The ether defeated candidates
have avoided the service commitment.
Whipper deEaatly saTs Be viii stay 10 jail
until the case has been determined By shs
highest c1aFt Meanwhile the county
claimants Of Beaufort are 10 trouble D.
eaCse they cannot get their money uri3l
the matter i settied and the records Esve
been surrendered 20 the proper cgsto8.sIa
PEAEs' E6sp sseursx q beautiful con
rsbS-spl
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-30
NO Sunday ADJUSTMENTS.

MIsxEAPoLIs. Jan. 29-AleK Pauisen
and Rudolph Goetz. who skated a twenty
mile race on Sunday afternoon. were 10
day arrested and with W. ". Weteis0n,
manager Of the affair. and fined go for
violation Of the Sunday ordinance res-
eral newspaper reporters were also Arrest
ed but secured a suspension OF sente ncs-
] ais is the beginning Of = war On snndzf
The word has gone out That
the stores will be closed Dext Sunday.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-30
poese rnIFF CAUGHT.

WATERBURY,, Conn. Jan. z1.-Pbiljp
KELSEY, aged q, Of 273 Quincy street.
Brooklyn, came here las; week, represent
Ell him self as a iewelry salesman and cut
a ufds swsth among fat women and B~-
err stables He ~ Sverthxsn soday Esar
Stamford, while making for The Stale ilns
sith y team srd buggy b~fouglnz 20 + y
Moron. aad will hs.e 20 Answer q charge
of grand larceny.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-30
NrW yOeH DaY cOops.

NV YORK, Jan. 2s.--Thsrs WA a mod
srsa@ improvement ia trade in dry goods.
especially with iobbers Business "a
clothing w0olens WA uors sctivs b1t y
regular aud cautious Pratt ci0as Ssrs
ls1n a. i-lsc ani goods 81 kisdreA zfa<tss
showed an upward tsndfDcy.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-30
HOUSE.

. HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.-The house went
into a COMMITTEES of the whole on the sui
dry civil appropriation bill.
After the adoption Of two unimportant
amendments the committee rose and the
bill was passed. Adjourned.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-30
cae0lFF stcsss VIA JACKSON.

MIxxEAPoLIs, Jan 9a.-PAtseY Cardiff
today signed articles Of agreement 70 fight
Peter Jaefson. shs coiorsd puxiiist Of Cal
iforn!s. In April The hght viii - 20
flush with small giOves AZ TIE rooms =
t.,s. 1szssforu.s Atti<s.c rfu5 70 szn frzr
cisco
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-30

City; William Walker. Of Odin H.; John
G. Cooper, of Jacksonville, Fla.
Flavel McGee, of Jersey City
New Jersey; William Pennington
Taller, of New York City; John NJ. Harrell,
of Hot Springs. Ark; w. b. Grant, OF
Washington, d. c.; Thomas r. Carter, OF
Helena. Mont: r. r. Brown, of Huron,
OAK; William Duff Haynie, of Normal
ILL.,; Constant R. Marks. of Sioux City
To-. and Frank w. Hale of Newburyport,
Mass, were admitted TO practice.
Adjourned until tomorrow at Il o'clock
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-30

nm n MAS and Certificates, for
IUpi Schools, Colleges, etc Calling
I'LL HI Cards. Invitation and Announce
ment Cards Of ali kinds, Bonds,
etc, Autographed and Printed at the
Wichita EAGLE Office, Wichita, Kansas.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-30
said TO BE- SETTLED.
FOUR MEMBERS OF THE CABINET
DETERMINED UPON.
Blaine the State, Allison Treasury,
Alger the War and Wannamak-
er Postoffice Department.
The information Secured From an Alleged
Authority at Washington Rumors
at Harisons Home

Witnesses Examined by the Penitentiary
Investigating Committee at LeaVen-
worth-General Boulanger Adj
dresses Letter Of Thanks to
His Supporters
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-30

There was man in our town and be
was wondrous wise. He jumped into a
bramble bush and scratched out both hts
ewes. And when he saw bis eyes we're out,
with ali bis might and main be bought a
bottle Of Salvation Oil and rubbed thsus
In again.
The freight rates Of our trunk lines have
been advanced, but this viii have no ef1sst
On the price OF DR.. Bulls Cough syrup,
which IL sold 81 the old price Of = csTIts a
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-30

PEAEs' Eosp s<carss beautiful cor
pIexzco.
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-30

AS TO Tue newspaper correspondent
Klein, who had been playing knight Grant
there. the government of the United
States was in no way RESPONSE Die for him.
The statement of the man himself, al
though somewhat vain-glorfous in style,
shows that he had nothing to do with the
attack on the German sailors. He sympa-
thiZed with those who were in rebellion
against Tamasese, went along with them
as a newspaper man and possibly took q
hand in Ii, but the United States govern
ment was in no sense responsible for him
He ar. Shermanl did not know whether
he was native born or naturalized citi-
zen.
Summing up his long speech, Mr.. Sher-
man said that the first thing to be done
WAS for the United states was to assert its
power in the occupancy and possession of
the bay of Page Page. That ought to be
done immediately. 1t did not need war TO
protect a nations rights. The mere asser-
ton of those rights the due regard for
them. the expenditure OF money there, the
storing of coal there. the calling OF vessels
there, all OF these thinGs were assertions
OF power, far more influential than the
protocols and diplomatic correspondence.
Mr.. George-The amendments do not
menace war do they
Mr.. Shernlan-I do not think it neces-
sary to menace any one / believe that
straight forward, manly negotiation
should be gone into between these three
great powers. 1t would be shame and
disgrace to our civilization and Christian
ity il we could not agree upon some mods
OF government for those islands What
ever the newspapers may say, there Is
nothing in the situation that
would Justify on the part OF
either nation breach OF
the peace until every effort is exhaused 70
bring about an equal and peaceful settle
ment OF the controversy. First. We want
20 assert and maintain Our rights OF
station at Page Page and. nobody viii cali
that right in question Nexi, we ought 20
good Offices TO settle the difficulties OK
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-24
IN \ SMALL WAY.
The Eews d tho Dag 2oiDtedly Psrs-
81sphed Tor Has:y Readers.

The News d tho Dag 2ointedly Psrs-
g1sphed Tor Hssty Readers.
THE soda fountains are being put in
shape.
THREE deeds of trust were admitted 70
record yesterday.
No g. drew the watch IL II. Hillman's
watch club last evening.
A VERY large flock of wild geese were
seen on the riger yesterday morning.
No % in club. No 4 took the watch
in /. G. Dillon & Co. g watch cl0b last lve-
ning
A YOUNG Bridgeport girl vas arrested
by the pClcs las. evening and taken home
to her mother
THE Black Diamonds defeated the White
Caps on tie Tunnel green yesterday alter
neon by a score of "a to 3.
THE McKe wn well on the Levi Gordon
farm, Dear New Cumberland, is said TO he
doing 100 barrels OF oil per day.
THE Teutonia Amusement and Singing
Society will give one of their enjoyable
concerts and balls or Ester Monday, at
their hall.
THE [ 2hth Ward Democratic Club will
give grand rail- at Wsstwcot's Hall, Ga
April 18th. The boys no dOub. will have
Il large crowd.
TICKET No. drew the sewiDg-machine
r flee for the benefit OF Canton Wheeling,
No 4 The machine en- be mad at L l..
ROSES on Twelfth Street
JOHN MURPHY, ihs jersey City man
who was injured by fall Friday night,
had recovered sufficiently yesterday morn
ing 70 be able TO leave TIE Oily Hall
ALADY found travelling mans ledger
OF order book on a street car platform on
The South Side, last night, and LEFT it at
Squire Schulize's, where it can be found.
LARGE shipments Of sppes are being
made from the country surrounding this city
within q radirs of twenty or thirty miles.
Many hundred barrels 20 East for export.
FORT HENRY LODGE No. ,, SHIELD of
Honor, will give a concert and ball at
Westwood's Hall, On Apnl 10th. The
Opers House orchestra will furnish the
music.
REV. DIR. WILLIAM BUTLER viii
preach il the Zine Sue-t NJ L churcn
this evening at half past seven o'clock.
Tlere will he the ususl sermon by the
pastor at 1870 a. N.
CHIEF OF POLICE DELBRUGGE and Of
fic5rs Carney, Shorts ana He'll pulled MIS-.
Dtty's touse of lll-tame IN alley c, last
evening, capturing the madame, three
girls anG five men.
Mr. LAWRENCE BARTLEY, operator on
the Electric Railway, While on duty last
Thursday, had his foot badly mashed. 1t
is hoped by his many friends he viii soon
recover from his njuries.
LAST night about eleven O'clock Chas.
Redmsn, colored man, ThO has only been
in the city about ten days, was knocked
down on Market street by one Of party
of four young men. All were pat under
arrest pending az investigation tomorrow
morning.
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A. L. RICE & 90.

we've used the pruning KNIFE"
on our SPECIALS for shIs week. Too
many goods. or too little store space.
don't know which: aWfuIIy crowded
though. ard daren't encrOach on the
Millinery boundaries.
We open the BALL with PERSIAN
BANDS of elegant and exclusive de-
signs for Dress Garniture, with prices
Topped of from % cents to si.OO yard
on last weeks prices. JERSEY RIB
BgD VESTS. put up I'm lots, AT he, 23c,
poe, Bic, 13c, 1Sc. soc, and 9Sc. They
are cheap, cheaper perhaps than you
" ill see them again this season. You
always need KID GLOVES. Even IL
you're" full up, reminds one of n
horse ear, always room for one more.
We bought 100 dozen and marked
them % cents. They are ihe same
glove we boughtIas season 10 sell for
$3.50. Dame Fashion says the stitch
ing il TOO wide down comes the price
with the importer consumer gets g. e
benefit. We haven't missed the tidy
hOuSewife-we'Ve articles that Will be
needed at hOuse-cIeantng aime-thafs
Oh now. A Ribbon Counter of 25-cent
goods for draping. Silk Throws AT
69c, were SI.I5 Saturday night. We
don't keep Gentiemeu's wear; ran
across sale Of Japanese goods lat
week In New York: such bargains in
Gentlemen's Silk Handkerchiefs,
usual price SIPS AZ furniShers, our
price 59c one style, CSC other. Hos
iery and Muslin ind erwearare on the
list TOO. and IA good many other things
that don't just occur
Come in every day: wen have sur
prises 10 greet You on every visit.
A. l.. RICE q CO.
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The New York Life Insurance Company
The attention of the REGISTER readers
is called TO the exhibit Of the New York
Life Insurance Company in lis Forty
fourth annual report printed in this morn
iDg's issue. Organized IN 1915, It's growth
has been remarkably steady and healthy
until row il ranks among the strongest
lie insurance companies In the world.
Notwithstanding last yesr was ''Presiden-
tial year, The volume of business done
wss the lMgest Of any yesr in Its eNis-
terc-. which is the best evidence Of the
confidence which the insuring public has
Id its superior plans of insurance and its
promptuess IN paying all desth claims as
well as the large sums realized from its
tontine investments. The new business
written during the year was in excess OF
S125 OJ0 600 snd the total smount at risk
uesrlv $500 GOO Geo, while the surplus over
and above the reserve required by the
sections of State leg slation is Sl3 500 GOO
Or. W. II Cu-ry, the Company 5 State
sgs- &. OF any OF the 81 -sgeD;s, will be
always ready TO give any information re-
quirsd in person OF by letter,
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Lou swABACBER.
HANDKERrHIEFs AND HOSIERY.

m ANBKERrHIEFS AND HOSIERY.
We haveepIRced on our counters as
special fer % few days only
Ladies' COIOred Border HRndker-
chiefs al Zoe, worth zoe.
Ladies' Embroidered Handker-
chiefs al zoe, worth Zoe.
E.adfts' Embroidered HEndker-
chiefs at 25c., worth soc.
Prices in finer goods same proper
ton.
ONNN DYE FAST BLACK HOSIERY.
Ladies' and Chudren's Stainless
Black Hosiery at csc, worth ace.
Ladies' and ChildreR's Stainless
Rack Hosiery 30 e,. worth soc. Better
grades ~ 18th corresponding prices. on
these goods We give "a positive guar
autee that the hose viii not fade or
fan in holes after repeated washing.
The bargain sale Of India Linen NJ
ne l-e cents il still going on.
LOT SWABACKER.
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spirituslisn

G. II Brooks viii lecture this afternoon
at 3 o'clock snd evening at 1870, al Grand
Amy Hall In the afternoon the subjects
viii be taken from the audience la the
evening Mr. Brooks viii take for his sub
iect Death, ard after the lecture will
give Psychometric readings. Everybody
is invited to sttend as this IS the last lee
iure Of the season.
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We are charging our sslssrOom TO &c
commodet- The extensive stock OF Bicycles,
Tucycle5 and Tandems We have coming
Ou- Bicycles for Ladies snd our family
Tandem win De- here uo. later than Wednes-
5av We cordially invite all to call and
examine EDW l. ROSE & Co.
Read our adv rtisement in this paper.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-24

LANTRY BROS the lime merchants
hsge put il telephone at their grocery
store. 10 the c.ratr Of 7 ity-fith ard
Jacob streets Hereafter orders by tele-
phone for lime or groceries viii be promptly
attended 90 A csll is solicited and salts
faction gul7antesd.
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D5eelin9 Re9ister:
Index To New Advertisements
YOUTH PAaE

FOURTH PAGE.
Telling Figures-New York Life Insurance
Company
Tolt.rlDg Disfg ring skin Diseases.
FIFrH PAGE
Wanted -Eousekeep
Cper House-Bcuue tM0ulton Comic Opera
company.
Wanted -Gir's 20 stem TobsCcO
Grand Opera IOuse-SiSsOn 81 Brady's Comedy
company.
snuonceme1t-M Gutmaa * Co.
Exceptional Opportunities o. ". shook
Special N0-ice-Eeger, WarricE Go
W u-e1-BO3rt.
For Rau--Fu-uished Room with B0ard.
I Is OuIOl NOlc--S Ho-kheimel Is son.
For Sa.a-Bed Room Sent.
Wautod-Al1ldmaker and Lathe Hand.
Ul,s0 u-iou Notice JOS Spe.del * Co.
Notice ODD House Cleaucrs-LUtz Bros.
For Siie-Phaet0n Buggy
POP ~all--oia Water FJu1 ain.
Auction sale Of H0useh hold FUrul.ur-.
Honey Dew 9srup-t. Hanauer.
EIGHTH PAGE,
Wheeling Insurance and Bond Agency.
Ready FOR examination. $ Good.
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JOHN CLAYPOOL, Secretary.
H.H. MORGAN, Assistant Secretary
JUDGE GEORGE T. BOYD, Counsel
W.. u. ITPsOy. President.
hIEN MITCHELL, Nioe-Pre-ident.
~. O.. WILKINSON. Lreasnrer.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.

W. w. SIMPSON simpson Hose, Wholesale Dry Goods.
ALEX. MITCHELL, Peoples Bank.
GEORGE GINA NAN. Norway Tack Company.
r. q. PARK. North Wheeling Glass " oriss
a. A. ROBINSOS. I.aBeIIe Iron Company.
HENRY scHMUIBACH, schmulbach Brewing Company
f. MARSH Insurance
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ASK your grocer for S'o'zsnbach's crack
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-24

FLOOR and Table Oil Cloth at very low
prices at Henry Jacobs.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-24

Az selling carpets Exceedingly low
ths ve. *. HENRY JACOBS
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-24

Downfall % t-y S'olzenbach's Columbia
crackers. They are fine.
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Real, Genuine Bargains.

25 pieces 40 inch all wool Serge at 35c,
worth SOC.
% pieces 81 inch Cashmere 10, worth
25c.
100 pieces SaersuckeF Gle, worth &c
80 pieces Dress Gipghams sc, worth &c.
100 pieces fine Dress Cord GiDgtams
10, wcrth l5c.
100 dozen Ladies Jersey Ribbed Vets
124c and upwards
Goods as represented.
EGGER, WARRICK & Co,
1892 Man Street.
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Successful Appointment.

]. ". Ferrel, Dry Goods Merchant, 2IUI
Main street. has secured the appointment
as agent for the great clothing manufactu :
ing establishment Of Wsnamaker a
Brown, OF Philadelphia, Pa, and is =
supplied with over four hundred diff 20
styles and patterns of the latest novelties
in cloth and cashmere for gentlemen and
boys suits. Call and see a greater variety
than ali the merchant tailoring establish
ments in the city. Measures taken and
suite made 20 order promptly-compare
prceq, You can save 80 per cent and get
the latest styles and bsst fl, with every
article guaranteed or no pay.