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The parents OF Mollie Powell, the four
~teen.year.old girl whose strange disap.
pearance from her home on Ohio street,
Island, was noted in yesterdays INrELL1-
aHSCEH, yesterday learned Of her where
abouts. \ man who saw the account in
this paper, recognized the description rs
that Of n girl whom he saw at Ford's
Crossing Monday afternoon, and who
wanted to take the train there for Fair
mont. He advised her not to, rs shc
had no ticket. She eaid she would 20 to
Benwood and buy a ticket rather than
walk up to the station here. She had
got money 10 pay her fare by telling PEG.
pie her aunt was dying at Fairmout, and
asking them to help her get there. In
quily at Benwood showed that she had
bought a ticket there and got on the
train .NH .W 10. r..
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in tho City and Wheeling Fo,l,

.'N . r. o. I'D F.H.. F##H
Strangers in tho City and Wheeling Fo,l,
Abroad.
9. E. Gwinn, Of Huntington, is at the
Mcclure.
Charles Z. Goetze returned from Dos
ton yesterday, and DR.. II. B. Baguley
and family will return today.
Yesterday afternoon DR.. j.. @. Hupp,
with bis wife and daughter, left for a two
weeks outing ut the sea shore.
Mrs. r. NJ. Gilleland and family, who
have been ut Allegheny City for six
weeks, returned to the city yesterday.
Mr.. John I Hawkins, OF South Penn
street, aud Miss Allie n. Hawkins, OF
Colerain, Ohio, returned y~egterday from
a pleasant visit to relatives at BARNES:
vile, Ohio.
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"Ttue Irtsl, lIenrfan

Next Monday and Tuesday evenings
the well known and popular Irish com.
edy.drama, "True Irish Hearts," will be
at the Grand Opera House. This will
open the season ut that popular theatre,
and Of course. as usual, the mere IN.
nouncement will be sufficient to pacl,
The house. The piece Is already iavoras
bly, known here. The New York Tond
says: Dan Mccarthy. q popular Irish
comedian, began alweek's engagement at
the Windsor Taeatre last night. He
appeared in n play with which he has
Travelled rather extensively, rTrpe Irish
Hearts," 1t is an Irish drama OF ths
approved style. Some OF the situations
we're received with n,uch favor in tho
east. Mr. Mccarthy did good work, and
no was a.sisted by Miss kittie Coleman
and little Danny Mccarthy.
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DR.. Pipes Heard From.

II. F. Behrens received a postal card
from Or. Pipes, dated at Berlin, August
8, in which he saps: l reached this city
Sunday night. The Medical Congress is
having a right royal time. We arc
several thousand members present, prob
ably six hundred Americans. Berlin is
a grand old city. The weather is rather
warm but not 80 hot as at home. What
! have seen Of the German Empire
impresses me satisfactorily. We are
all having good health and SO far are
well pleased with what we have seen.
| will probably 60 TO Carlsbad. They
had q grand ball for the profession at
seyeral points in the city. No one place
would accommodate the vast number.
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ADrumlncrs' Parade,

Yesterday a dozen or go travelling men
happened TO get oil the4 o'clock train on
the PAN Handle road Just as the Bridge
port brass band passed. One OF the dele
cation was celebrating his birth day, and
he pressed the band into service and
organized an impromptu parade. A
silk child's wrap, out OF a aample trunk,
on 4 long pole served rs 4 banner, and
the boys marched to the Mcclure House
in great shape, attracting much attention.
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STATE C0MMlrTEE.

Me's'sep, OF Marshall, Elected Chairman,
md g. ". Ath'pspn, Secretary.
Ssciol Di1o,eh to The Lsl!iDcnctr.
M%ARTlSspvEG, W. VA., August co.
The State Executive Committee met this
evening and elected B. F. Meighen, Of
Marshal], chairman. F. NJ. Reynolds,
the nominee for Supreme Judge resign.
ed, and Arnold G. scherr, OF Grant, was
chosen to take his place. NJ. T.. Schsct.
fer, Of Preston, resigned, and W. MO.
Dawson was chosen for his place. Hon.
&. W. Atkinson, vas reelected Score.
tary. The committee will at once begin
active work with headquarters at Wheel
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bridgeport. .
The prevailing scarcity OF cars here Is annoy.
Ing Shippers greatly.
General Manager Oscar Townsend, OF The g.
l.. & W., was III the city Oh business yesterday,
The new boilers which have been nut nm n,
The iE'Da mil were Tired and tested yesterday,
AMI worked very satisfactorily. "
Mrs. A.. c. showalter and son, Arthur, and
M!ss Flora Mcconnell returned to their home At
here. ~
7. II. Morton, wife md sou Earl. who hnye
been the quests OF II. Bou!ette for the past three
weeks, Will return 10 thelr home ut Dravosburp
pa.. to-day.
The 9. & T. company have made quite m i'm.
ltovenent, by filling up the place where the old
passenger dcpdt stood. 1t is icveied up and can
DC used as Il part OF the street now.
The Standard Iron Company Is having n new
heating furnace built. which is entirely new in
mis- vicinity, The patent Is owned BY an Enr.
llsh trm, and a Pittsburgh firm IL doing liz
work. 'N>
The bed OF the hack river Is rising gradusllv
above the water. Since the bnildins Of thc
datn below town the Back river has been Illipr
n,.pveIy rnpialy. and II 1t continues 10 Nii IN at
y, present rate. n few more years Will lind no
Ft'ef here. "'
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KILLED On THE 3. & 0.

\ Young brakeman Ru Over ut Mounds
VILE Yesterday.
Nelson Villers, u brakeman on the 3.
4 O., was instantly killed yesterday
morning AZ MoundsviIle, on the Camp
Ground switch, near the Moundsville
Coal Works. He was employed on the
pickup" and was engaged in setting a
brake, when the brake chain broke,
throwing him down under the cars. He
was irightfully mangled. Villers was a
young man about thirty years Of age,
and lived ut Littleton, W. Va. His body
was taken to the Moundsville station
and subsequently to his home.
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MARTINS FERRY.
Tho Gnnt Plague thrrs-PoIsonnl and
Industrial Gossip.
Rev. Father s. 8. Ma,.insly Is III.

lnuustrlhl gossip.
Rev. Father s. 8. Mattlngly Is III.
M!~ Jennie Ac6tew has returned from Smith.
Geld.
.Mr. J. T. llanes has been al Cleveland n couple
ofdays.
Mis- Carrie crossley Is visiting friends a.
Stcubenyillc.
Nils, Laura swastx Is entertaining Miss Fort.
ncy, oil Wheeling. me-
Nj. Lewis Iiaihpra, Of Portland, WAS In Mar.
uhs Ferry yesterday 4.
4 party Of young people spent yesterday pic
RieIths In he country.
William Hall has purchased the "Ways,dc
lnn' NJ Coleialn for s3.bN.
Miss Nellie Sedgwick has returned from u
charming visit In Missouri.
The lower end oi the forlc department at tho
IEina mill Will resnme to-day.
Miss Maggie Pennington has returned from an
exlenutd sIsil IN noble f0Iialy.
Mr.. Alex Davidson Is raising II few peach u.
matocs, tho titst In this vicinity.
Ard fiiackfurt leaves 10 day for Dto1tcry,
Ne@-MeSieo, where no Will teach school.
Il reservoir At Coltr lin will DO located O.,
the hill north oi Mr.. luady's residence. The
water works VIII cost about 81 GOV.
Sherwood, son OF Mt. August Kochrsep, The
Hanover street timer, fell from MIR, kochJsen',
wagon yesterday and Injured his spiuc.
Pr. Conway, ylie AMI daughter, Of York
Nebraska, were tho guests Of friends here yes
tetaay on their way 10 Jefferson county to MAKE
George Patterson, n carpenter, while worsIns
In tho Presbyterian clutch Yesterday afternoon
ltll . stairway. breaking one rib and ~
ceiving Other injuries.
Misses Nora aud Madge Clntk arc tho guests o
M!ss ha1e L. D!e#a. at Toronto. She la pom
lar teacher OF Massachusetts WOO is cuulucitut
| IA 1 puNhtFH InktItNIk NJ TnHnnt.k
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THIRD DISTRICT REPUBLICANS

VIII Nominate a Candidate FOR coucress,
mt Hinton. To-day.
Special Dispatch to The Inkligener.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, August Goat
Hinton tomorrow the Republican con.
yention for the Third district will nom.
mate a candidate for Congress to lie PIE.
scented to the people at the November
election. The action OF the convention
will be watched with the greatest inter.
est, as on the nominee will depend The
success OF the party this fall. Hon,
James H. McGinnis, Of Raleigh county,
who was elected to the House, although
be has not yet been given his seat, Is a
candidate for denomination. and seems
so Tar to have the lead in the a ioy
nomination.
There are several other candidates. the
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Clerk Hook yesterday admitted 10
record one decd Of trust and trans.
fers as follows:
August 20, by the Economy Building
Association to Prank G. Thalman, for
$1,000, q lot on the northeast corner OF
Main and Third streets.
July 7, by James G. Moyston and vile
to the Wheeling Bridge 4 Terminal
Railway Company, for $3.50. lot s, in
square % Of the Caldwell addition, on
the northwest corner OF Woods and
Twenty.ninth streets.
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II you cannot sec and need s%pectac'es
you Should call on lis and harcS0ur Eyes
tested without charge. Ne have tie
finest instruments MD more experience
ahaa any other ppiieian in The State,
and guarantee satisfaction " money re.
funded. JACOB ". GRUEE,
JeWcler and Opticiar,
Cor. Twelfth und Market Streets.
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Harrison County Republicans.

spctTW Dls.d7cN 10 INC IHltllCtncer.
CLAnKsDuna, W. Va, August 2o.-A
call has been issued for a meeting Of the
Harrison County Republican Committee
for Monday, August &c. This meeting
will arrange for tho selection OF dele.
gates TO the Congressional, Senatorial
aud County conventions, and announce
tho time and places for holding the
pa mn 49, a
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A Rouud OF Pleasure.

Last EVENING" steuhenviIle Herald
says: Miss Maud pent, vhp is the guest
OF Mrs. J. W. Beazell at the Retreat, hss
Q long list OF pleasures mapped out tor
the future. BEGINNING with Monday
next, she leaves for Patkersbprg, WA,
where she will act ns b%fidesmaid at q
wedding, then she will come back to
Wheeling, where she will NEE, Miss
Marta Beazel, and they will attend a
reception by the old scholars OF Mt. de
Chantal. given by Bishop Kahn, who has
returned from q European t cur, They
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WASHINGTON, D. c., August Color
West Virginia, local showers, slightly
warmer weather southerly wiuds.
For Western Pennsylvania, fair
weather, followed by showersin the af-
ternoon or evening; warmer in northern
portion and stationary temperature in
the southern portion; southeasterly
winds,
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GDt Sntelligeufer.
ONCE. Nos. 70 and . ! Fourteenth, Street.


For SAta-d. O. smith.
wansnAs or 4 Browns New Fall Stock-J. W
A~gent-Foufih Page.
Wanted-aituRt'6a Ia Hook, Store or Grocer.
For sAle-A Safety Micyclo.
Meeting Il Stockhold. rs OF the #. Henry Club
Dakota Wheat ~LaHI-Jsm.s l.. Hngley.
lockwood Pottety-Ewins Bros.
Oystesy-w. o.. MCCluskcy. ,
SIX l~clyets-GCc. N. Shock & Co.-Fourti
ragc.
Wheeling Feua'c Coilc2t-U. Il. Bla!slell.
Wantea-An Assistant hook keeper. y
Save Your Eycs.-l. q. Dillon. " ,
Bells Reliable Sptc!Rltles.
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T'oas, Coffeos, Spices, Etc.
4 tlantic Tea
CO.
Tea Importers & CoiIecR oasters.

...... H...
VIII for tho next twenty days, be.
ginning Saturday, August ., soil Tea
Sets, Dinner Sets, Toilet Sets, Library
Lamps, Stand Lamps, Nacre, Bleaue
Figures, Sc, ut prices heretofore I'M
heard OF. Remember these arc new and
Rty lish g,ods, not old odds ind ends
usually offered by parties advertising
reductions in prices. We never allow
goods 10 accumulate on our hands II low
pr'ctH will move them. This is n new
feature In our business, and ms we have
been Tor many years the acknowledged
leader IN every line VIC handle, 80 We
are determined to lead In this at the
very beginning. We have never recog'
Med any competition. Our facilities
for buying goods. in large quantities
from first hands, always for cash, en-
able us to sell ut prices that strike ter
ror to the old fogy merchants. We are
always busy. No dull season. Our
prices keep tho steady flow Of trade un'
interrupted tho year round.
Here are a few OF cur prices:
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will also attend the State Fair at Wheel.
Ing, and afterwards will visit Miss Daisy
Brothers, at Wellsburg, where they will
part, Miss Dent going TO her home In
Pafkersburs, and Mics Beazsll will re.
turn to this city in time for the openeng
OF the Opera House.
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Cresap's Old Grove-twenty miles
down the river-is the most desirable
for picnic parties. Cheap excursion
rates will be made. Dates and rates can
be obtained on application to J.. G. Tom
%linson, agent Ohio River Railroad Com,
pauy, Wheeling, ". vs.
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The H%arrisvIlle and Oadix Daily Mail
Hack have changed their headquarters
TO the st. Charles Hotel,
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REYNOLDS.
ng 10 open and pnblI.h the returns for liver.


lug 10 open aud publish the returns for d jyet.
nor Ia the late election.
We charge them with criminal disregard OF
the wishes Of tho voters olihis State as expressed
IN their choice u Governor Ut that election, by
which action tho Ilghtiully and legally elected
chiel magistrate was deprived OF his Office, aud
q man whu was not elected and VINO IL not the
choice Of the people was Installed in the posi-.
ton. And this the democratic party accom-.
nlishei ut enormous cost TO the lax payers OF
West vfrsinia, 80
We charge them with the ATTEMPTED theft Of
three seats IN the United States lloutc OF l,epre.
80 t~,atives. with the AID Of a sabserslSBt tool.
welded by desperate political ttickstetl, aud by
means o. thei! anu otioety. Infamous ano!ei.
All o,hSr prnret y c,nstItn,eIl epaI hoIirs. cor
tlicatcs we,e awarded Ia ihtes driraiei Inn1i.
dates VI "'' 'sS =
No heartily thank tho ~l,cnuhlIcnns NJ tho
| ltuusp al UpnrrSnntttiyp, ,ur ,uioinp This
wrJur, and Wa Iii upon tho electors oT West
| Vifsints II ,rhuk" I'M, rfi - nais ,Shn ati"mu tr,f
il AZ lilo nails
s,ro.o a.. ,,orrcr,o,
slEnSo O" PROTECTION.
We 70 Mn nj the doctrine OF Protection as laid
down in tho s.opub, lean National platform Of
! lSsS, believing innt The prpsperIiy OF tho c.uu.
try IN the past md Ia the pIcseut Is due 10 the
oons'stent maintenance OF that docttine.
This Republican Iarty. pledged to tho protec
tiOu Of every Amcr!c ~ Industry, recognizing In
agriculture the foundation Of the National pros
perity, iavois now, rs II has In the past, such leg
isIat'on ns ElNlt .ccurd 10 the farmers OF Tic
country IN thrfu!lest degree tho Just rewards Of
their toll. 4
AZ mkt ia Importance to tho preservation Of
nnr tariff system, we regard all legislation which
affects the rights aud honors oil our old soldiers
We therefore endorse the pension biil passed b,
this Congress, and ~o further favor oil public
measures looking 10 IL redemption OF the pledges
made 10 The defenders Of The Nation IN lis bon
Of need. n
We favor such law as Will best protect the
right or suffrage and attain the desirable end o.
securing Peace aud honesty al, the polls, and
peace aud honesty In the counting rooms whct.
tho ballots OF voters arc counted.
Nc f"0tG1i DEMOCRAT Alto n, Irps.
az, all, ,, 1870.
NV w a., ea, ~, ny M, st!I naI o, tnc Wno'G county =
tHe taet thas tHe HehfHelatie @,ty nave feItet
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EACH pound Of Ohio Valley Coffee is
part OF q useful hotse f1ture-investi-
cate wv u ~ - ~ - 49,
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Space will not permit us to mentions
only n few Of our prices.
Don't iail 10 inspect our stock during
this sale. Compare our prices with 9th.
ers. We do not fear the result.
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We will open a Ladies' Glass at our
Bicycle School. For particulars call or
write us. EDw. Z. RpsK 4 Co.,
Lessons Free. 81 Twelfth street.
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Uss Chic Valley Coffee and cure your
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AFTER all, the best way to know the
real merit Of Hoods sa~rsaparilla, is to
try it yourself. Besure to get Hoods. l
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Use Coffee that gives satisfaction
Ohio Valley.
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"Lady Bicycle E,der. ),

AsK your grocer what to do with wrap.
per from Ohio Valley Coffee.
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GoLD DOLLARS and Enterprise Baking
Powder alike 90 without premiums.
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Buy THE BEsT-Ohio Valley Coffee.
Your grocer has it.
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.....
Makes tho lives Of many people miserable.
and often leads to sclf-lcstructlon. Distress
after eating, sour stomach, sick headache.
heartburn, loss Of appetite, \ faint, " all gone"
feeling, bad taste, coated tongue, and irrcg,,-
n:o.-.. larity OF tho bowels, arc
DIStleSS some OF the moro common
After symptoms. Dyspepsia does
E,+;nr not get well Of itself. 1t
-o'5 requires careful, persistent
attention, and y remedy like Hoods Sarsa-
partlla, which acts gently, yet surely anu
efficiently. It tones the stomach and other
organs, regulates the digestion, creates G
good appetite, and by thus c;,l
overcoming the local SYM. o,oN
toms removes tho sympa- Headache
tlietic effects Of tho disease, banlslses tho
headache, and rcfreshes thn tired mind.
"1haye been troubled Win dyspepsia. I
had but little appetite, and what I did cat
Hear. distressed me, or did mo
oa 1itt!o good. In an hour
ousn after eating I would XXI
r!ence 4 f%alntness, or tired, a!lgone feeling,
as though I had not eaten anything. My trou-
bic, l think, was aggravated by my business,
which Is that Of q painter, and from being
moro or less shut up In q on.
raom with fresh paint. Last 9oa'
spring ! took Hoods Sarsa- SrOfnacn
rilla-took three bottles. It did mo an
Immense amount Of good. It gave mo m
appetite, and my food rclIslicd and satisfied
tho craving I had previously experienced"
GEORGE A. PAGE, WATERFOWL, Mass,
Hoods SarsapariNa
BOLDLY all druggists. 81: SIX for IS. Prepared only
by Il. HOOD & CO.. Apo.hccarles, Lowell. Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
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The victorfj

G1BsoN's Prepared Mustard finest Tor
table use. rrhAs.
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Tho Victoria.
1.-THE Ladies' Victor" has arrived, end
NO will open our school. Ladies' Glass
now forming. Call and join. all vel.
come. EDw. L. ROSE 4 Co,
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ENTERPRISE PlAAkslSa POWDER is purest
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Tea Sets, Adamsntiuc, plain, Sc pIeccs"".s 8
Tea Sets, Adamantlne, decorated, 81 pieces 4
Tea Sets. Adamanttnc, 1ue decorated, &c
D |
Tea Sets, Adamant!uc, extra tine, "a pieces 9 (
Dinner Sets, A~dsmant!ue. plain. lol pieces 9
piancr sct', ~AdamantlIc, decorated, l0l +
D
Dinner Sets. ~Adarlantine, iae decorated, "
lVl rle:eS...,. ............... ..,.. ........ II :
Dinner Sets, Adsmunt!uc, very fine dcco1a.
ted, l0l picces......m..m................ Is |
Toilet Sets. AdnmaniIne. plain. 10 pieces.
Toilet Sets, Adamantiuc, plain, II pieces. 4 /
Toilet Sets, Adauantlne, decorated, 10
Z {
Toilet tets, Adanantinc, iine decorated L. q
pHces"''......,... 4 l
Toilet scis, %Adamlnttac. extra fine dccora.
ted, IL pieces G 2
Toilet Sets. Adamantine, granite banded,
~ plecgs 2 4
Toilet sets. Adamautinc, granite banded,
. .
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FOR HOT WEATHER.

PURE Rye Whisky at Hearne'a, No. q
Sixteenth street.
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NJ. }. McFadden.
Camp Shirts
FOR -
Hunting andaFishing,

Good Striped Domct Camp Shirts. IS cents.
Finest D0mct Flannel Camp Shirts. riafu
Bosomy and Pockets. Ito new styles. at 80 cents.
Finest bonnet Flannel Camp Shirts Plated
BoSoms and rockets, 80 new styles. ut 80 cents,
Fines.rara Cloth Camp Shirts, Plain or Pai,.
Cd Dosoms. iokcs and Pockets, won. fade OF
shrink. IS cents.
Good Melton Cloth Camp saIrts, Dark Color,,
30 and ~ cents.
Genuine French Flannel Striped Camp Shirts.
IS cents.
Une hundred styles Imported French Flannel
Camp Shirts, made with Jokes, Collar Bands aud
Pockets, reduced to 81.
Jersey Camp shirts, warranted not to shrink.
Is cents and 81.
Good BLACK Satccn Camp Shirts, 81 Is.
Twenty styles very fine French Flaunel Camp
Shirts, made with rokes. Collar Bands and
Pockets, reduced to ST q.
Finest French Flannel Camp Shirt, silk sewed,
made with iokts, Collar lands aud Pockets,
81 50. ,
Boys Camp Shirts, Plain or Plated Bosoms,
IS and 50 cents.
one hundred styles Of Tics for Camp Shirts at
s and 10 cents.
Summer undesshirts and Drawers, Is, q, IS
and so cents.
Good Straw Camp Hats a, S, 10, Ii and IS cents.