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Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-29
OTHER PRODUCE AND PROVISION MAR
KETS.

hETS.
ST. LOUIS. NO.. May 27.-Flour-Firn at
Wheat-Lower; opening was at declines of lc
in sympathy with breaks at other points. Close
was at declines lee n OF re for July and ne for
red cash, e6c; June. 9ic, August, s9slc; De-
Corn-opened higher but eased of later, and
closed steady and firm. No. 2, mixed cash,
sIisci May. slAc, asked July. slssc; August,
Corn n,esl-Firm, active, 81 ooa7 50.
Whisky-steady; 81 %.
Proyisicns-DuH.
Pork-In small Job lots. So 50.
LGrd-Prime steamer. nominal, $ IS.
Dry salt meat-Boxed shoulders, IS 90; longs,
s. 81; ribs. s. IS; short clear, s. S.
- IS; short clear, $ $3.50 %.
NEW ORrRAss, La, May H.-CoRee-DulI;
Rio cargoes, ordinary to fair, istt 020c.
SugaT-Quiet; open kettle. primo to strictly
prime; $50 Is-lec; fair, lssi fair to good
centrifugal, choice white, SIC; off white,
5s-lse5Es;; prime yellow clarified, ss-lss5 5-lsc;
Molasses-Quist; open kettle. fermenting,
1se3oc; centrifugal. common to good common,
is@lsci inferior i2c; syrup, zoe.
KANSAS CTTT, No.. May 3T.-Fheat, steady;
Sorn-No. >, cash, nothing doing; May, z7lsc
CHICAGO, H., May Z7.-Trading in wheat was
quite active ana the feeling was unsettled and
nervous. The opening was weaker and prices
and Oh symptoms Of decline, market operators
turned seller. Market ruled easy and prices
further declined lsep.e, then rail- ed aud closed
p.c lower for July. 1Lsc lower for august and
lc lower for Decembsf than tbs closing ysztsr-
day.
Gozn-Fsiriy active and stronger during
first half Of the session, bnt later became more
quiet and easier, opening = trihe under closing
prices, gradually sold Rp on &c, eased OF ri
Se;raied steady, eiosin7zsc bsttsr than yesfsF-
Very little done In pork
There gerc no changes ia lzzd<nodesz
actiFs but steady; near close prices sbaeded A$f.
se' closing tame : A
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-29
SPECULATIVE.
London Resumes Business After Her
Holiday Festivities in Bad Temper.
The General Tenor of Dealings in Stocks and
Securities in New York Was of Stupid
and Depressed Nature.
Special to the Gazette

SPe6lal 10 tne 6aZette-
NEW YoRR, May 27.-Au eyes are turned on
London this morning. It was thought that the
course of prices after the protracted whitsuR-
tide holidays would have considerable effect on
our market, but London woke mp cross and dull
after her holiday celebration. Prices for Ameri-
can securities were irregular. St. Paul showed
q considerable advance over fridays closing,
but the advance was not equivalent to rise in
our market, consequently st. Paul opened weak
IN our market, and general prices were weak
also, with new prominent exceptions. Oregon
and Iranscontinental were st-Ong and pTomi-
Dent feature, and advanced rapidly. The
ofneial announcement made yesterday regarding
the reorganization plans OF the company
gave an impetus to trading. This stock was by
far the most active Of the day. Northern Pa
cine shares were firm, but not active. Later
London Quotations showed further declines, and
the general market was heavy and muggy.
Stocks which showed advances were few and
far between. There seemed TO be lack OF
motive power, and the market was in the
hands OF bears who forced prices down. Some
persons were inclined to believe that some news
might be received from the Trunk line commit
tee, in session up town, which might possibly
stimulate trading, but IL was generally regarded
as feeble hope. New England enjoyed brief
period OF activity and higher prices. Atchison
was heavy on Boston selling. Sugar opened
weak, but improved somewhat during the day.
Al in all, it was q most unintereating day. In
the afternoon authoritative information was
given out that there would be no contest at the
Pacific Mail election tomorrow. The fol-
G. P. Huntington. I. E. Gates, Henry Hart.
Edward Lauterback, Calvin 8. Brice, Samuel
Thomas, Oliver 81. Payne. J. B. Houston and
one to be agreed upon. This ticket represents
over %, 600 shares. The Goulds will retire,
George Gould TesiEping from the presidency.
The market closed at about bottom prices. It
was heavy bull day. No one seemed to want
stocks which we're offered, and the street was in
depressed frame Of mind this afternoon.
Atchison was most active and one of the weak
,Agt, notwithstanding the interesting news spread
aeleasd TO the effect that Gould had called upon
the Asrhtson, S representatives and assured them
OF his Sympathy and cooperation in any attempt
10 reStere rates in the Southwest. Lake Shore
waSgdnusqadly active, and closed abdfgbpening
,Slfdres.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-29
PrOtect the syutoua from Malaria,

It is possible to do this even in regions Of
country where miEsmia is most rife, and where
~ eAksodie fevsrs which 1t causes assume their
most iof<siSsble types. The immense popular
ity Of HoSSSter's Stomach Bitters Is very
largely a;tsi6lfsbIe 20 the fact OF its efficacy as
a remedy forsShils and fever, bilious&Temit-
tents and a. preventive Of the various forms
ss5 ssnalsvisS disease, In these portions OF the
West E1F South whsEe SQz,zlnts OF
this sqa spreVAil, s1<sta - It IA
ehoS .Her1s and II = been widely
assfsed ~ subst4uts fog BE dAqE 4as and
sShparatively Ineffective 4kaloids saHEAats OF
ouinine Physicians have not been among the
last TO couce6e its merits, and the emphatic pro-
fesSionai Endorsements which Il has received
have added 10 the reputation Is has obtained At
home and abroad.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-29
NEW ORLEANS SPOT.
GALVESTON SPOT.

COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF THE SPOT
MARKETS.
Special to tbs Gazette.
GALVESTON, TEX, May 27.-The following are
the closing quotations for cotton on the spot to-
day at the leading markets, together with the
closing Tor midding yesterday, with to-daV's
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-29

Wholesale grocers, quotations A0Ac higher.
Grades omitted are not in the market.
FREIGETs FROM GALVESTON.
erecinl &c the Gazette
GALVESTON, Tx, May 27.-By steamship from
Galveston, Text
To Liverpool. ...,....-.....-........H-6 4d
To contlrent..-.. ........-.-....-...ssd
To New York. v 1909
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-29
ON WALL STREET.
70. stock Market was Less active and
4-' Prices were Irregular.

,..,,, Closed at Losses Over Monday
IH' t,s Lowest Prices of the Day.
railroad Ponds Show Declines
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-29
A PRoDIGAL BooDLEg

John keenan,, of New York Doodle AfSsrEReEae
Eotoriety, Returns and Gives Bali
NEW YORK, May 27.-shortly after
1880 O'Clock to-day john keenan, Of
1884 i.boodlet aldermsnio notoriety
walked into the district attorney once.
His presence was not known about the
building for some time. Bail was given
for $40 900.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-29
A MARVEL OF CHEAPNESS.

SAN SABA, March IS, $780,
Your Dictionary a CheapnesS.
Your friend, CHAS. H. LOWELL
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-29
FOR MARRIEpFJfi

Dp,, Soepl1 FIX, April IS, 1893. s.
hn ~ SIRs-Issiks I'd the Encyclopedia
&SsqI. Thss$psk Is all that is claiuiAd
is5. 8, teg wish thai hsa4hRTe lot
I ~, - ago. .yhSh ISsss,tfrst mar
- yfalA ssssd hes aem to ana
Is couple they s5a 'Bfs5ful of good
nS, Ss aud Instruction 5ieass accept
NSuks. Yours, NB. sIUMP.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-29
GALVESTON SUGAR MARKET,

Choice. See. ...........2lH a2lsI
Cordova ........, ....... g. $50. ..2I3tG2
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-29

,suiHRIE, I. T., May 2Ths new
!. .''l0fial Ofheials demonstrated for the
"ae to-day that they did not pro-
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-29

FINANCIAL
BRITISH CoNS0Ls
Special TO the Gazette.
LosDoS, Nay G.-Consols closed IS IT'S fer
money; for silver, ~ Ills.
EXCHANGE AT NEW YORK.
Special TO the Gazette
NEW YORK. May n.
Sterling-Bank, e0dsys. ......... 4 81. al salz
Sterling-Commercial, 50 days. ssA
accomplishments 60 days 81 1915
Erancs-Bank. 50 days--..--..-.. I93s
commercial 60 days.. ,..,--- 2J5s
EXCHANGE AT NEW ORLEANS
Special to the Gazette.
New ORLEANS, La. May q.
sterling-Commercial. 60 days...-..4 Szzt94 ss,4
Erancs-CouIDercial, % days-.--.-.5 21L
rev york slght-BaDk .-..--.-.... II % premium
commercial. ..-.--.---.-.-.--.-...-. 20 premium
EXCHANGE AT GALVESTON
Special 70 the Gazette-
GALVESTON. TEX. May %.
Stefiing-sc days. -.-.-...-.---.--..--t 50
nex fork-Sight ...--.......-.-- Par
SeH OEleans-S2gaf------ ---.-----Per
American silver -------,..-----fsdi scoaas
HExIoAH SECURITIES.
BosrOz. Mss. May 81
S0nHon---------,-------- G7SA
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-29
ICEBERGS

ean'rs Arriving at New York Report Hay-
Ing hcOaaterad Many NOnsTous Ones.
s9e'ial to the Gazette.
NEW YORK, May 27.-Steamship De-
''aia from Glasgow, which arrived in,
us port to-day, reports passing mafy
~'O'FGs, and the Elbe, which arrived
"-'ay from Bremen, passed forty-ninsS
,.,ss ioebergs on May 81. The British
-. ..-.Iship Cutie, from Liverpool, which
-, 1851 Tie bar last night, reports that
@-ay 20 she encountered a heavy north
uofihWest gale. The wind was tre-
a. Ts1Gous, seas lasting eighteen hours.
ay 81 aud % she passed four ice
TSsisssSsne Of which was about e half
S@ag and sixty feet high.
p.- 'aass Extract has won great reputa-
.,asN0r torLEs5sSsaFs, cgrinS cases OF
4 aiippsE 8 , citations are
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-29
NEW ORLEANS FUTUREa.
Special to the Gazette.

LIVERPOOL SPOT.
Special TO the Gazette.
LIVERPOOL. May q. Holiday.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-29
COTTON 1IARKETs.
LIVERPOOL FUTUREa
Srecislto the Gazette.
LIVERPOOL. HAY 27.-Holiday.
NEW YORK FUTURES

Special to the Gazette.
NEW YORK. May 27.-Cotton-Futures closed
steady, to 90 points higher.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-29

ST. LOWS NO.. May 77.-Wooi-Rscsi1ta.
III as pounds. Buoyant and advancing through
speculative causes UnEashed bright rnediusn.
t9925c: coarse braid, ll922e; low sandy, lIalsc:
6ne lAghE, Is S2ic; ane heavy, llRl9c; tbs washed
Choice, $1se; interior, soa3se.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-29

sTs''iy y ,- Nav 27.-Money closed at "a per
NR" - low lowest rate wss per cent. and the
hg5's. .,rre-s.eady; posted rates, 81 s4l5s
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-29

Quotatscns, based on small lotz 70 retal deal
q SCI czybolic. acid, eryst., I'D, ~: mnrl-
attic acid, B.P[ D.. z5e-, pit letseiA. C. P.
y .. 2scs znipAuric ACID, O. Pay .. 30 tan
mic acid, bulk. y ,, s. Is; alcohol, S PEI cent,
= GAL. 81 IS: alum, 2 b, 20: antifennne. y o.;
&c; .sntipyEins. %. 81 90; ammonia. car
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The Dictionary will
the subscriber. Address all orders with the to
THE GAZETTE
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-05
v r % THE SEA.
a sailor. Horrible Experience in a small
Ib0At.

a l---au a----l...u la a Af IA Ill
:"
'o"''
faris Dispatch To the ioih"n ie"g'ap"'
A remarkable story OF the sea comes
IRON St. Malo, the narrator being an
ancient mariner named Bauche, whose
painful cxpericnces I'm n small boat on the
ncoan o,,.h, an ~, n warran, for the truth
- ~. - p.,,.h. had s;,nosl ARTICLES
y, .''e' nauch. =" - a.
WIN Tue captain OF u 'esse, c"',." ."'
Mathiide. IN which he saiieu 10 siar'in-
iquc. While IN the harbor OF ~. flcrre III
| "A boat with the cabin boy u day he was
driven oceanward py "A gale of wind and
w,s L,ocLcd about for "a week on the
-" -. n. .o.o,o,, L, No,.
49, '
"eRia" u"'h.
After the first night AT sea banchc says
that the cabin boy became partly deliro,is,
water was filling the boat every instant,
and In order TO preycnt the dying lad from
ho;,. Jr,un.I In 4, The old sailor made
~. A.. -. nj. ,.n,aIo.,s anil
ra,'s '"e "Esu ~ no..
was mus ehapieu 10 Keep po'po'h vi
little craft toierably dry. ne had also 10
deprive himself OF his shirt. which he
utilized as a fiag OF distress. On the third
day h cabin boy died, and hardly was
the breath out OF his body before seven
or eight fcrocious black sharks began To
circle around the boat, which they some
times almost touched. Rather than
deliver mp the dead body tn the monsters
of the deep Bauchc kept II until u became
dccomposed.
Being afraid Of Illness, he ut length
threw IL overheard. after having said his
prayers over II, and the prey was speedily
seized by the sharks, who disappeared
with H., n did not slo mp again Tor
about twenty-four. hours or SO. Baucic
now felt so utterly miserable that he was
thinking of throwing himself overheard,
when he was dissuaded from his intention
by h ~re-appcarance OF the sharks,
| which, after cycling him for some time,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-05

From the nry Goods Chronicle.
Old Rounder ito chuml: whats the
matter, professor, you look downlcartcd
this morning."
Professor: IL am. ! had "A dime, n |
tossed il up to see whether | would have
coffee and rolls or whisky straight"
Old Rounder: "Hu, Ina, ha! You lost
the whisky | suppose"
Professor: IL lost the dime; il rolled
down the culvcrt.'
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-05
A Peculiarly OF Cashier.

From Why.
"Did you ever observe that, as "A rule,
| bank cashiers are inclined To he churlish
| and d~isagrccablc -" asked Gus Flighty of
his friend Hardup at the Windsor the
other evening""
"Ies." replied Hsrlup, IL have fire.
qucntly observed that they are very dis
tunt"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-05

claim deed 10 lot Z, south side Of Main
street. town of Champion, Mont. 81.
auis,, onc-third Of above property, $50.
j. W. Cornelius to Mrs. Minnie o
nelius, one-sixth of the ilvcr-Iron mining
claim, 81.
Nose Menard and wife to william SUIT
ter, the surface ground Of lots IL and 10,
East Champion claim, $500.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-05

Second to none in Montana. She commands the
great. Continental railways must pass. Her pc
building is now going on
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-12
ABOUT PEOPLE.


Strangers III tho City und Wheeling Folks
Abrund.
J. E. Charles, Of Point Pleasant, was
atthe Windsor yesterday.
Prof. John A. Mayors, OF the State
University, was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Walker Frissell left yesterday for
the Green Mountains and an eastern
tour.
Mine Inspector Henry Cunningham,
OF Tunnelton, was at the Mcclure yes.
terday.
Mics Carrie Fisher is the guest OF the
family Of 4. L. Clark, ct St. Clairsyille
junction.
A. J. seamon and family have gone TO
the Moundsville camp grounds to spend
the summer.
Mrs. Roseman Gardner and her dauch.
ter Mary, Of S%teubenville, are the guests
oil Mrs. John Frew.
Mr.. W. W. Whitmyer, OF the R,qiasr,
has gone up to Mt. Lake Park to send
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Hague, of East Sixteenth
street, died Thuraday at the advanced
age OF s~eventy.eight years.
City Health Officer Garrison returned
latt evening from the meeting Of the
State Board Of Health at Charleston.
Mr.. James D. Mckee and Mr.. Thorn.
as, Traffic Agent Of the B. 80, are
visiting friends at New Philadelphia,
James A: Henderson, Superintendent
OF the Pittsburgh and Cincinnati packet
line, was at the Stamm house yesterday,
Mics Lizzia Chapline, a churninc
young lady from Paris, Ky.. il in this
city. the guest Of Miss jennie Grinith
on Tbirteenth street. $500"
Mr.. Will Willis, OF Conner & Willis
lett for his home in Toronto, Canada NJ
p. N. yesterday, where he was colIoJ
by the serious illne0c o! his mother.
Mr.. Robert Carey, OF New Or,oons
died yesterday in Chicago OF congest;on
Of the brain. This will be sad uews fnr
his many social aud business friends in
this city.
Miss Carrie Whiting, who has been
the guest Of the Misses Loring, at their
hospitable manS!on at Monument Place.
LETT for her home yesterday. Miss Whit.
ing is from Sewickly, Pa, and has made
many friends iu this city.
The friends OF Sam W. Harper and
Howard Strong welcomed them home
yesterday morning from the wilds of
West Virginia. The boys tell great
stories OF the good and hazardous times
they have endured for the past two
weeks. -"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-12

for tho Terminal II. II. Co.'S Shops.
various Local Notes.
Carl. son 81 Capt. Abraham Lash. Is quite sick
with typhoid fever.
DR.. W. II. Shlttleworth Is entertaining his
brothers, O.. Wand Bon shuttleworlh. Of Ciarks.
burg.
Onward Lodge No. 76s. l.. o. o. r., has elected
tho following officers! y. O. ". II. Humphto.
VIE; y. g., CHARLES Reohnline: Secretary,
Horseback riding Is becoming very popular
hero, These " hO nre learning are hsving n great
time. OF u. Probably tho yOungcSt rider III the
city l. Margaret kaiclit,. daughter Of Mr. ". Il,
lAtclit She only four md 0ne.hali years old,
ana rides remarkably well for 10 young u child.
The Jury III tho case OF tho Terminal Hallway
Con!laliy ". George Dofsch returned a verdict
81 sl2.IM after celebrating toven hours. one
Of tho Jurors voted for 50 100, aud another for
sls,OW, Others voting for $500, sii,OOo, aud 30
on, Thu, iuiy wcnt out at 70'clock on Thurs.
day evening and was out until ID. m. yesterday.
says he VIII appeal. The Terminal milway pco.
PIE think u. OOJis entirely too high. Ii WINS zen.
orally supposed that Mr.. Dor.ch would get some.
thiig Ike $1,000. His attorneys fees were 81 30
ana ollier expenses about $ioo, giving him sio..
,9 i4r the seven acres. In the first PLACES no
asked $500 for the land md finally came down
70 s2o,IV,, Instead al 81 500 per acre. as has been
ststcn. Ihe railway conipnnv refused TO pay
S-v'V'V, uut Woulu nave pau sl,tUO, anu probably
more. Thcinnd IL situated lust above the Laugh.
In mill, anu IL the last piece inside OF the cor.
n0rate limits, On these seven acres the coM.
pany VII erect shops aud round house and Will
lay, tracks. Tho shops will bc built OF brick,
aud VIII measure 40 by $40 feet, and the rourd
hOn,c VIII accommodate several engines The
roIDptny, WIZ baSe spent about 81, 09J,Ct9 by the
Tine the bridge and terminals nro completed.
The tennis tournament ut tho Arcadinn Tennis
grounds yesterday afternoon was a very success.
~ ni'air. Three clubs participated, namely,
the y. NJ, {. A.. tho Racquet nnd' the ArCadlul.
y good sized crowd WIS present and Il neat sum
was netted for the y. NJ. CA, llbrnry. The
weather was perfect. The y. 81. q. a. won two
sets, The Racquet two md the Arcadian six sets,
Tho score WAS as tollowSi Doubles Miss ElolSe
Grhy and Mrs. James A.. Dickson Us. Miss MIME
ThUmss and Miss KITE Ralston, tho former
winning: score O.. Harry joy mud W.. X. Fulton
vs.Ed .l!e%ita Ell. Exiey, tho former winning:
score g.. DR.. W. II. Hall and james A. Dickson
Us. Fred Jones mud George Robertsbaw, The
former winning; score t-l, viii Cattclt and
Harry WethcFhld Us. win nIXon and James
l%Ialston, the former winning: score 6-l. Singles
VIII COttcll W. George Itobcrtshaw, C0,icll
whining: O.. James A.. Dickson VS. Fred Jones,
Dickson winning; G-j. James Italston VS.. ". X.
Fulton, Ralston winning; G-?. Harry Joy vs..
"a. Exlcy, Joy winning: 81. Dr. ". ii. hall W,
WIN Dixon, the latter WlnUing: GIJ. Harry
WesA:tald VS.. Ed. Lewis, Wethem Il winning, o !.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-12
To the Ladies.
THE
WHEELING lNSTALNENT CA
GREAT S~EMl-ANNUhr
STOCKTAKING SATR

We have Just finished orr S,,.,,
nual stocktnking-We 0ud in ey r..4s'
partnent n supes,Nbundanrc NJ "! G.
that must be moved, md moved s2'I
ly, too-We must unload our cro !Nct'
overplus OF stock-Wo must hoyo 'Iotl
for Fall Goods, md realizing llis' roo
time to make i, We offer Foods ,'ut
half their regular rrice-No oppo, %SlS
like the present one las ever Ln"Si,"u.aa"l
ever will again present itself to vG ,U'ss
take advantage Of It ia 10 nut ioJiIsSnaH
your pocket--To buy goods n, Nh"
their actual value ID not IN ev y"v!l'
occurrence, but an occasion yNr W
not let pass without giving il Ii" W." naS
ton 1t descrves-lf you wish IN o aStt'
one dollar two dollars worth romtSSS' 10
II you would save money visit orr w.,
during this SALE Remember orr ui; YN
tum, goods must movc-Wc can't "St1I
to carry goods from one season ~ . "~.S'
or, and we will not II n biz lrIrr,GjnrH' I
price will help us any-li Won viI
buy for SEQ n complete Oak Cb "%gp
Suit that'll cost you $40 eIsrwItna
even here at any other seatonl C,.s s
here while this sale lasts-Come s .,-'
the earlier you come the choicer Wy,
pick. ivy
WHEELING lNSTALMEyrCO
Hold 10 tho fact TINT this salc !. -,
eral-Every department is iprlri'i
Not an article in our great Stores ;st,
empt-Thc same general redur,;sr !
made all around-One.hnli tho io,rss
price is placed on every uircc-Ts'
value ID not represented by The fiona,
We quote--fou cannot conceive t6S .,
tent or nature OF this great r4drSto.
sale-Practical illustration alone yi,Ir",,
vince you OF the attention il claims IN.
every economical houseYifp-Erms~
Der, practical illustration costs uolbir,
here-Come, we'll be glad to show yr5
our goods and quote prices, and in thea
two facts you will find illustrated Whv
We claim-regular goods ut one.halt ,,'
ular pficcs-Carpe,s that brought SIX
a yard in the height OF the gepson vii
be sold at exactly half that price du,;s,,
this sa!e-Carpets that aell (eycn a%,
where low picca always prcvaiNM SI@
a yard, will be cut at so ccnts-Hr,v,
closely-woven carpets in most dtsj,0S,
modern designs considered cheap A, +,
cents, we'll cose out nj % cents A yasl-
Everything in floor coverings slae, !,
the same way-Don't let this OppOr;usi.
ty to save money s!ip-Iou cant sIorl
to let pass an occasion that puts viIL;s
your reach double valuc-Yor cept
ignore the offer We make Won If To,
would study your beat interests.
WHEELING INSTALMENTCO
Don't lose sight OF the TACT that M,
sale not only embraces ali sp,s6rI
goods. but MI staple, too. We not 0pIy
offer ReirlSerators-Bsby Ca.iia.cs-G;,
and Oil Stoves at one-lali their pt;T.
but every article the four walls Of q,
building embraces-Everythinr will /.
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