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Accidents at Milwaukes.

MILWAUKEE,, WIS.,, Aug. SO.-During the
naval engagement last night cannon on the
U. s. revenne cutter Fessenden was discharged
prematurely and two sailors, John Schultz of
Detroit and Charles Mottshead of Montreal.
were seriously injured. A mortar exploded on
one OF the mortar boats and two sailors Frank
Sayles of Milwaukee, and 8. s. Rock of
Thiensville, were painfully but not Sc
riously injured.
William Bate, eighteen years of age, was also
injured by the premature discharge Of a mortar
and William Sill of Racine received a painful
injury in the hip and ankle.
A well-dressed young man with an encamp-
ment ticket from Philadelphia bearing the
name Of Otto Roemer died at the Emergency
hospital last night. He was found uncon-
scious on the Whitefsh Bay road and is sup
posed to have taken poison,
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From wall Street Today.

NEW YoRx, Aug. so.-Notwithstanding that
London prices this morning were materially
higher thap our figures Of last evening, the
opening of our market was rather tame and
irregular, though generally from a to * per
cent higher, the most notable exception beine
Jersey Central with . loss Of a per cent Ths
general list remained dull and staxnsnt
throughout, though there was marked acfivity
developed in few Of the leading stocks, and
Atchisor, St Paul, Missouri Pacific, OREGON
Transcontinentsls and Northern Pacific prsferred
monopolixed the business done. In these stocks
and . few specialties decided strength ~
shown, and Northern PAcihc common rose /
per cent 70 s41, Atchison I 10 Se<<, OREGON
Navigation to 1914, Wisconsin Central i ~
26h, Burlington and Quincy y snd ST Paul snd
Northwestern q per cent eeeh. There ~ ~
change in the temper of the narkst md - n
O'Clock the market was quiet end strong & ths
best prices reached.
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American Bar Association.

CHICAGO, Aug. 30.-The general council Of
the American bar association met yesterday to
prepare the ticket Of officers of the association
for the ensuing year TO be presented to the con-
vention today. Henry Hitchcock, q leading
lawyer Of st. Louis, was selected for presi-
dent The council, which is the governing
body of the association, selected as its own
president VIM. @. Wells of Detroit, who sue
ceeded Judge Cooley as lecturer on constitu-
tional law at the University of Michigan.
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Escaped Lynching by Three Votes.

GscapeO Ayucnlng Dy Inree votes.
JASPER, ALA, Aug. So.-Robt Gray, in Jail
here for assaulting a young lady, escaped
lynching Wednesday night by three votes in
poll of 100. A mob of 100 men were on the
way to the Jail, when friends of the young lady
met them aud urged them to desist, as Gray
had not been fully identified. After much par
leying the mob agreed to take vote. Two
managers Of election were chosen and an empty
cartridge box was used as ballot box When
the votes were counted it was found that ma
jority OF three were opposed to the iynching
and the mob dispersed
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The Italian Silk Cron.

Henry c. Crouch, consul Of the United States
at Milan, writing to the State department
about the silk culture industry Of Italy, under
date Of July 10. says.
'The harvest Of this year is about finished.
and the result is known to be from Is to 80 per
cent inferior to that of last year In a few
weeks it will be possible to get figures approx
mately correct, and shall take occasion, TO re-
port the same. Owing TO the deficiency in the
crop the prices have advanced sharply in the
last few weeks, as has already been noticed. At
present prices are firm"
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A Big Street Car Deal.

DEs MONIES, Iowa, Aug. 30.-A street car
deal OF large importance was closed here
yesterday by which all the street-car lines Of
the city pass into one control The electric
street railway is sold for $3.50 900. The narrow
gauge horse-car line reverts to its original
owner, DR.. Turner, by foreclosure of mortgage,
and the East Steam Motor also goes into the
trust. The value of the consolidated property
is estimated at S750,0O0. 1t is expected that
electricity viii be introduced on nearly all Of
the system
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Citizen Train Ends His Fast,

NEW YORK, Aug. 30.-Citizen Geo. Francis
Train announces that his fast Of lao days is
about to close. Mr.. Train insists that during
all this time he has partakeE each day Of moth
ing but two cups Of chocolate and some fruit
He says he found great sustaining power in
berries. When asked what dish he would break
his fast with the citizen s,nacked his lips and
replied, Baked beans. did think that green
peas would be nice dish, but I have decided
upon beanl."
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The Star Out of Town.

THE EVENING STAR will be sent by mail to
any address in the United States or Canada
for such period as may be desired, at the
rate of fifty cents per month. e. But all
such orders must be accompanied by the money,
or tie aper cannot be semi, as no accounts are
kept u,h n,aI subscriptions. -
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CHARLoTTE, N. c., Aug. S0.-Mrs. W. E.
Christian nee Julia jackson, the only child o
Stonewan Jackson, died here at o'clock this
morning, after two weeks illness, Of typhoid
fever. Her husband Is editor Of weekly paper
here called the Charlotte Democvut. Her
mother resided with her and her husband. The
remains win be taken to Lexington, Va, thin
evening for tntermenk
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Forest Fires In NIichixan.

SULLIVAN, MICH, Aug. 30.-Forest fires are
raging just west Of here, near Spencers mill,
and the mill is in danger. The people are all
fighting fire. A great amount Of damage has
already been done and it will prove serious for
the village il it don't rain soon.
HoBART, MICH., Aug. 30.-Forest fires are
raging on all sides of here. Pine, hardwood
timber, bark and stove wood ia burning. The
people were all fighting the fire all day yester-
day and were watching it last night.
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Inc FresiuenCb Letter OF Sympathy.
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 30.-The day of the SOL
diers' monument cornerstone ceremonies one
of the marshals Of the parade, VIM. b. Short,
was thrown from his horse and badly injured,
dying two days afterward. President Harrison
evinced much interest in the case, and when
Mr.. Short died sent to the funeral floral trib-
was received from him by the widow, In which
the President says: my dear madam: was
much grieved TO hear Of the sudden and terri
BILE accident which befel your husband ON the
22d instant during the parade, and beg to ex-
tend 70 you my most sincere sympathy in your
sad interest to you, but hope that After .
time IL will be consoling to think Of IL e conn
memorating the army service Of your hus-
band"
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WILL SUE JUSTICE FIELD.
r. Porter Ashe Thinks the judge ~
Mbeled Him.

NEW YoRx, Aug. So.-R Porter Ashs Slated
to . reporter yesterday that he win sue Justies
Field for libel The alleged libel consists in
Justice Field having said in an interview for
publication that Mr.. Ashe lied whom he ssid
that Justice Field had once asked the lats e.
Judge Terry 10 support him (Field) q . ospdi-
date for the presidential nominstion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-30

GRAxD RAFDs, MIcz., Aug. so.-Aifrsd
Broad, formerly treasurer Of the Steel packing
and provision company Of this city, wss ar
rested st Ionia Wednesday and brought to tAs
jan here on . charge Of smbesslement Il u
70 200. Broad deuiss ne charge. Hs ala
not keep the books and says that Il fhsre = any
efooksdnsss othsr parass sss guilty Of 4
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A CASE OF ROYAL BIG HEAD.
After a Defaulting school Treasurer.

TOPEKA. KAN, Aug. SO.-Gov. Humphrey yes
terday issued a requisition for Dan B. Russell,
jr., treasurer OF school district No. IL, in Kear
Of Sl5,000 and 10 supposed to have gone to
Canada. The district issued bonds to build q
school house, and they were intrusted to Rus
sell to negotiate. He secured the money and
disappeared in the night. He was considered
one OF the best men in the county.
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RETURNED TO THE CITY.-Second Assistant
Postmaster General Whitfield returned to the
city today from his vacation, spent in northern
Michigan. Third Assistant Postmaster Gen.
eral Hazen also returned to Washington today
from short official business trip to Philadel-
phia
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Dan Lamont Buys Q R.flro.d.

Oeu A8mouS 0uyo . kkour0o0s
New YoRx, Aug. S0.-At noon today the fran
chises, tracks, &C., Of the Broadway surfaes
railroad were sold ct auction st the rssl sstsss
exchange for 5000. Col Daniel Lamont ~
the purchaser. There xas no other bid
Before the sale there was considsrsble eossip
around the exchange - 10 what syndicsis
Philadelphia syndicate men ware in this city
Last night gave color 10 the rumor that
that cyndicate would again Be the purchases.
= = believed, however, that Ex-escrstasy q
she Navy VIVA Q. Whitney h 81 the hsad q -
syndiosss which Ool Lamont rsprsssnt.
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DRArE OF RxrIHxD oyy1cER.-The Navy
department. was today informed Of the death
Of Lisut Edw. W. Bridge, retired, at Hoboksn,
Nd, yostsrday.
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TIE STATISTICS OF TRANsPoRTArIoN-The
superintendent Of the census finds that in
collecting the statistics Of transportation, it is
necessary for his Office to have complete list
OF vessel owners, together with their post office
addresses At the request Of the acting secre-
tary of the interior the acting secretary of the
treasury has directed collectors and surveyors
Of customs to furnish the census office such
information relative to the ownership of yes-
sells as may be called for by the superintendent
provided compliance with these calls shall
not interfere with the proper administration
Of the officers duties.
NEWS FROM THE RusH.-Captain Shepard of
the Rush. under date of August telegraphs
the Treasury department. from Sitka, Alaska,
reporting the capture for illegal sealing in
Behring sea, Of the Minnie. Oathfinder, Juni-
alta, Lilly OF Victoria and the schooner Joseph
q. Swan of Port Townsend, w. T.
Nxw BARRAcKs AT FoRr sSxLLrSa.-The
secretary OF war has authorized an expendi-
ture of s5S,000 for the construction of two
double barracks at Fort Smelling, MINI.
PERsoSALs.-A. J. Sayer Of Michigan, 8.
CohiIe Of New York, c. Brown of Boston, NJ.
Gray OF Brooklyn, s. Alexander Of Philadel-
phia, A. L. Watson Of Pittsburg are at Will
lard's.-J. Colesberry Of Philadelphia. G.. g.
Dodge OF o. 3. navy, E. Chadick of BROOKLYN.
z. X. Grimes OF New York and W. Morgan of
Philadelphia are at the Ebbitt-H. Birch of
New York and G. Smith of Iowa are at the
Riggs.-A. Guyser of Philadelphia. w. s..
Hays Of New York, W F. Mcdonald of Chicago
ardJ. Z. White Of steubenville, o., are at the
st. James
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NEw Yoax, Ana. so-Ths s>ssmship Qelxn-
biz of The Hanbarg line - aeais broksa ~
record bstvssa eouthanpeea anA usv Tea
naking - run - IL 6ayA sightssn hs1y -
tvsaty ninutsa n Dai1ea ~ q -
oo,unbie w. 1a1e - ~ ~ t!0g-ene.
- ~ r...: ~ ~ S7A - - - -
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BONDS OFFERED ToDAY.-The bond offerings
today aggregated s1,143,0 as follows: 4s,
registered, s42O,O 600 at 1913, $685. ZOO at 1873,
S5O, 1000 at 12s,000, registered AS $4,000 at
1865 ex int, $1,000 at 1861 ex int
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-30

A MARYLAND PosrMAsrER.-James E. Robson
was today appointed fourth-class postmaster at
Saint James, Md.
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THE EVENING STAR
PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS,
Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave. and llth 81, By
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
O. II. KAUFMAN, PeSG

IBK EvxNrxe SrAR n served TO subscribers IN ne
city hy carrers their account at 10 ceuta par
week. or 44c. per month Copies At the countsr,
cent? each BY mzil-postass prepsid-50 csns
month. one year. %. SIX months. s3
lEntered at the Post Ofice o. wAshington. D. @. -
second class mail inatterl
THK WEEKLY SrAR-pubiisbed on Frfday-o1
year. postage PREPAID Six months, so cents
uAn mail subscriptions must be paid In advances
no paper ssnt longer than is paid for
Rates Of advertising made known on sppncsflon-
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Commissioner Tanner on the Subject Of
Widows Pensions.
SARAH ALTHEA TERRY IN COURT,
More British Vessels Boarded by
the Steamer Rush.
THE GREAT STRIKE.
Success Certain If the Leaders are Only
Prudent.

THREE OF THE FOUR ORIGINAL DEMANDS AGREED
UPON AND THE FOURTH ONLY NOW IN DISPUTE
how THE wHARFINaERs MAY CHscKMATR THE
DOCK DIRECToRs-rHE MANIFESTO A MISTAKE.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TopAY.-Internal rev.
enue, 1886, ,426; customs, S555, ,O92.
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REVENUE APPoINTMENTs.-Thef following ap-
pointments Of storekeepers and CANCERS have
been made in the internal revenue service:
Nelson N. Therrell, Elijah F. Brown, Houston
L. Brown, Chas. B. Bailey, Newman NJ. Ware,
A. c. Corntzer, Robt- A. Denton, A. N. Foster.
Joel A. Mathes, John II. McNeely, JAS H. Nc
Lurd. Jas. W. Metcaf and c. R. Pasour, in tho
fifth North Carolina district; John w. Posteel
in the second Kentucky district, Chas. Colesp-
Der in the eleventh Ohio district, storekeepers;
Frederick N. Isbell, second Kentucky; Jas. s.
McNeill. J. ]. Maydell, John W. Low guagers
fifth Kentucky; G.. NJ. Dry and Cas- s. Ravis,
fifth North Carolina; John W. Galloway. eighth
Kentucky; Jos. F. Manning. fifth Illinois.
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Posr OFFICE RoBBERIEs.-Ths Post Office
department. is informed that the safe in the
post Office at Cornwall-on-H Hudson, NY, was
blown open and robbed of s4OO worth of money
and stamps Wednesday night, and that the post
office at Barring. Knox county, NO., was robbed
last night of all the stamps on hand
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PENSIONS TO DISTRICT MEN.-The following
named pensions have been granted to resi-
dents of the District Of Columbia: Original
widows, &c.-Susana A., widow of Vim. A.
Kelly; Elizabeth, widow of Thos. Magee;
Josephine NJ, widow of Chas- w. Morgan.
Mexican survivor-Joshua Clark.
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A WOMAN ARREsrED.-Mrs. Agnes O'Conner
was arrested by Post Office Inspector Stu art a.
Chicago yesterday, charged with fraudulent
use of the mails
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hill. after burial service by Dr.

hill. after burial service by DIR.
Finley.
Mrs. Woodwork was the youn.
gest daughter of the late Rev. Mo-
ses Raymond, who was for many
years pastor of the Presbyterian
church at this place, and was an
accomplished christian lady, much
beloved by all who knew her. A
mong those who paid their last sad
tributes OF respect were her brother,
MIR. Samuel Raymond. of Pitts
burgh. Pa, Miss Emma Clay ton.
OF Keyser, MIR. Frank Wright and
sister, of Burlington. Mr.. L. A.
McGlathery and Mrs. ID. Kirk, of
Paw Paw, Mr.. Isaac Taylor and
wife, and Mr.. James Kuykendall
and wife, Of South Branch. several
from Davis and a number OF Mr..
Woodworth's former parishioners
from Patterson's Creek.
Mr.. VIM. Reaty, of Moorefield,
is visiting his sister, Mrs Griffith.
Miss Berthe Sneathen returned
from a visit in Virginia last week
and spent few days in town.
Our friends down the river are
very much dissatisfied with. the
condition of the road below Mil.
lesons mill. We had the pleasure
of diving over it ana must cav ii
is almost impossible and ought to
be fixed at once.
Our school board met to-day
and laid the levy for school purpo-
ses at = cents on the 500. This
is higher than it was last year, bu,
we are to have six months school.
Last year-basing the cost OF the
average attendance each scholar
in Springfield district cost SO 90
tuition.
Jimmie Parsons, our mail car
rier. spent the 4th in Piedmont.
Rev. W. +. locke started this
morning for his home in Jefferson
county. He expects to be back
next Saturday week and will preach
in Frankfort Sunday, 21st inst,
Cd. W.
The Branch Mountain folks ex-
poet to hold their annual Ice cream
festival at James W. Thompson e
Thursday and Friday August 9th
and 9th, aud cordially invite every
body to lend helping hand
The Ladies of the Methodist
Church will hold their annual fes.
tival here Thursday and Friday
July 25 and c6 and all are COT
daily invited to attend.
GUESS.
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Drowned,

On June 23d. 1889, at 8 o'clock, D. m, a
wheeling. this State. frankie e. con Of J
walker and Florence Puliz. aged IL years, 3
moi tbs aud IS dars. This dear boy bad
been With his grandparents. b. and Re-
beccs Trenton, on Jersey Mouotaip. in This
county, for the past two years, hav ng gone
home, aecompsr led by his grandmother, in
May last, and Of course bis early and unex>
pected death is a terrible shock to them all ;
he was one Of the brightest, smartest boys
and loved oy every ono who knew him ;
more especially had his affections twined A.
round the hearts Of his grandparents who
were 90 joyously looking forward to the time
when he should arrise at the age of man i.
hood bnt alas he Was suatched from them
~ The twinkling OF an eye aud now their
nearts ana home are sad and desolste and
yet not as thos e without hope do their tears
fall for they believe their loss ia their dear
Fran kie 9 eternal gain, and hope to meet him
on the golden shore A FRssD.
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Physiology.

Physiology.
Aessrs. Andrew Kercheyal and
Benny. OF komney and Mr.. w. j.
Wharton, OF Washington, ID. C., STOP.
ped IN Aoore6eld on last Tuesday on
their way to Grant county 70 exam
inc the coal Land slide on Dir. Isaac
d. Smiths Allegheny farm. Mr..
barton Is al old and experienced
engineer and we hope he may be of
service to as 10 the line OF railroad.
Mo ordfeld Eraminer.
The place and time OF holding the
annual Reunion Of the Confederate
Association in Hampshire county will
De made known In our next Issue.
There has been some misunderstood.
ing as TO the conditions on which
Camp Moor head" was 10 have been
secured for the purpose.
There will be preaching in the
Presbyterian church Friday night,
Saturday morning and Saturday
night, and communion services on
Sabbath. Rev. Park Fiournoy is ex-
pected to assist in these services.
The telephone line between this
place and keyser was finished Tues.
day and works admirably. Now LEI,
US have line to Winchester.
The b. and 0. will run excursion
trains 10 Atlantic City July 10.
Round trip fare from Cumberland,
$3.50.
Mics Kate Chidester and her little
sister Juliet are visiting relatives in
King and Queen county. Virginia.
The Court will decide at its Sep.
TENDER term whether TO grant Oscar
Evans new trial.
Rev. w. A. Car1ll and family spent
last we elk in the country.
To correspondents: We want neus,
not personalities and nonsense.
Mr.. Harry Kuykendall has return
ed to his duties at Paw Paw.
Mr.. George Wirgman returned
from Connellsville Monday.
Mr.. James Wirgman has returned
TO Conuellsville. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs John Smith, OF Canon
Bridge, are Ia town.
Mrs. Belle Kabrick, of Ridseville,
is very ILL.,.
Morgan L. OFT, Esq, of Wheeling
was in town Monday.
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BALrTxoRs CATTLE HARKer. ,

BALTINORe CATTLE MARKET, (,
Thursday. July 8, .sse
lCstte are sod 1t these figures I've wei.tr..
bogs Are sold at net weight, thstis 20 Der
eehttgeneraliy )o6 from live weight. Sheen
are are so!1 gross. that islire wsisht.e: moth
AT CAIygRToN YARDS.
Pnoes Of Beef Cattle this week ranged a,
follows: Best Beeves at< 81 as4 GO, ,bose yea
efsiiy rated 6rst quality, CoaS4 IS. me ii.
nm or good fair quality IS s4,oo, and
ordinary thin Steers, Oxen ana Cows 90
% % per loo lbs.
eylvsnis. IS from Maryland, ls2 from
Virginia, 81 from Ohio. and ais head from
IllinoiA Total receipts for the week were
$40 head. against sl6 last week, ard 1855
zane period ,ast year.
Of The offerings SOS bead were sold TO Bal
timore butchers. Total sales Tor tie week
3S5 head against az laS: week, AID 752 bead
same period last year.
SHEEP AND LANES The receipts lumber
about 1000 head less thsl those or las,
Thursday, and their quality is quite as good
as that ofthe offerings then. Trade is fairly
active in ell the yards, with prices shade
higher than they ware last week. We quote
ootchers Sheep q 3a4f csnts per 10 gross
Lambs "A 81 cents per ID sross, with hut few
though. at the LITTER figure. Receipts of
Sheep and Lambs this week 4 e53 head
CLAPEv0NT STOCK YAkDS,1
BALTIMORE July 8, 1889.
A rivals Of Live Stock at Clarenont Sioc
Yards via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad fol
the week ended July 7-2l4 care, cen
tanning l,6o6 Cattle, 9?3 Calves IL, $50 Sheer
and Lambs, 5,43S Hogs, and 20 Horses.
hiIments TO New \ ork, PHILADELPHIA. &c
1879 Cattle. $40 Calves, 9,s26 Sheep aut
Lambs, I,0l7 boRs. and 20 Horses.
All EGGS aid Sheep cold in these Yard
are groes weight. Receipts this week 272,
head sgainst 2Ae0 last week. Fair to goo,
Hogs toH ut % TO- and heavy at 4 s0a4 80
soughs at 8 per 100 lbs.
Receipts OF Sheep 744 head, with sales a
30oaS5 90 per leo It's. snd Lambs from
TO Z cen Is per ID.
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NEW FURNISHINGS.

When in our city do not fail to
give ne a call aud inspect our large
line OF new and attractive House
furnishing Goods.
We have exercised special care
n making our selections and are
able 70 display for your inspection
the latest styles aud newest novel
Ties in this hoe Of goods. comprls
ing,
Ingram extra super Carpets,
Ingram three.ply Carpets.
Cotton chain Ingram Carpets.
Body Brussels Carpets,
Tapestry BRUSSELS Carpets
Straw Maltings,
Cocoa Na,ungs.
Napier mhtJiugs.
oil Cloths Lir1liums.
Sungorlo Rug & Mats,
Cocoa Mate,
Nlcquoi Rugs q Mats.
Brusc'l. R0gs 8 ua.
STAR Oil Cloth g. Ihnon.
Don't fail TO examine orr large
&c before purchasing elsewhere.
j. n. SHEPHERD,
IFS BALTIMORE ST,
CUMBERLAND. MD
n B. Carpets Cut TO match At
10 extra charge.