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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-09-05
ABOUT PEOPLE,
Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folks

Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folks
AbroEd. -r
U. S. Marshal White was Mt the Wind
sor yesterday.
Mr.. Louis Swabachcr returned from
the east yesterday.
G. W. Watson. OF Fairmont, was at the
Windsor yesterday.
Mrs. Rev..A. J. Trey returned home
yesterday after u lengthy visit to hex
father. WA.
Mics N. L. Hall and Henry W. vii.
lians, Of Washington, Pa, were at the
Hotel Windsor yesterday.
Miss Lee Nelson, OF Wheeling, is tbs
guest OF Miss Minnie Plymire, OF West
Madison street. Washington, Pa, Jour.
nal.
Louis Laulenalager, with E. Groct.
Finger, OF Pittsburgh, IN old Wheeling
boy, is in the city for a few days among
friends.
Mr.. George +. Eberhard, OF San Fran
cisco, and Miss Florence Eassick, OF
Newark, n. j., are registered at the
Windsor. +
Misaes Bertha Brilies, Clara Kraus
and Emma kraus, three charming ladies
of Wheeling, were calling on Bellaire
friends Observation-Disclosures Tribune.
Prof. H.. &. S~toc.zar, OF this city, a
well known instructor in the State Uni
versity, has rendered his resignation and
will leave oon 10 take u course in
Princeton College.
Manager G. R. Tracy, Of the Western
Union office, has received a handsome
invitation to the annual benefit OF the
Elks OF San Francisco. to be held on
Thanksgiving Day. Mr.. Tracy is IN
honorary member Of the committee.
Mr.. II. G. Shearer, q former artist of
the 1STGLLlGEScGH composing roons,
but nov employed in the Government
printing office, is in the city enjoying q
brief vacation. Mick" looks rs If be
had experienced a good deal OF "lat mat
ter" and "pick ups" since he left Wheel
iny.
Prof. Herman Shockey announces
this morning that he will on next Mon
day resume his classes in piano, violin
and harmony. Prof. Shockey ia a must
cal instructor Of whom Wheeling has Il
right to be proud, and his course about
10 open will no doubt be as successful
as have all his past seasons.
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Oaulh Of Nira. Nr. EnlA.

Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Ottilie Ioes,
wife OF Dr.. D. b. Ross, died at the fam.
lily residence at IS Sixteenth street. aged
thi%rty.three. This death fills Dr. Roes's
cup Of si!liction 10 OVERLOOKING. His
children died recently, and hjs wife has
been lying hopelessly i'll for several
weeks. He has the deepest sympathy
Of all in Liz peculiarly sad bereavemsnts.
The funeral will take place Saturday
afternoon from the residence Of Dr..
Ross, the interncut being private.
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Once in the flight Of seasons mast thu
Wheeling base ball team was arrested
Tor playing ball on Sunday. Michael
Hobrecht. the leit.ie!der, was found
guilty Of violating the Sunday law, and
made a motion for a new trial. The case
has been in the circuit court till ycpter.
day. when the motion for i new trial
was overruled and Hobrecht fined S and
costs. |. is understood that this will be
accepted as a test case, and the other
players will settle and look, pleasant.
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Tho Bridge Condemnation Cnxs.

The case Of the Wheeling Bridge Com.
pauy vs.. the Wheeling 4 Belmont Bridge
Company, in which the former seeks 10
condemn a piece Of the l~atter's ground
on the Island for the west shore pier Of
tho new bridge, will be further argued
and in all probability submitted in the
Supreme Court Of Appeals at Charles
town to-day. It Is not thought that q
decision will be rendered before the DC.
tober term, at Charleston.
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The Tack Factory Anpeals,

Rather q funny situation wns deyel.
oped in the Circuit Court yesterday. It
will be remembered that when the
Commissioners appointed to condemn
the Norway Tack Factory ior tho use OF
the Wheeling Bridge and Terminal
Railway Company, reported, the latter
company thought the award excessive,
as did most other people. No final
steps had eve been taken, however,
until yesterday, when the Norway Tack
Company objected 10 the Commission.
ers' award as not high enough, and ap.
pealed to a jury. The hearing was set
for September 90,
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PuNS Rye Whisky at Hearne's, No. 20
Sixteenth street.
O HOT WEATHER.

4 full limo Of Sergrs, Drnpe DEtes
md Cheyiots, just suited for the hot
weather, which will be malo up first.
clasS Vt reasonable prices.
In s,ork-A laret line OF 0rcfslzesf In
French }lannal Shirts, neck 90, body
so, For comfort und durability, wear
our celebrated inst black and colored
hoye. Z. HESS l. SONS,
1891 s 1898 Market Street,
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"a fnir Rebel" Tu.uirht.

The Martial and incidental music in
"a Fair Rebel was composed and az.
ranged by Louis Joubert, who was a
bugler in II Of the regiments during
the war. Ioubert is now m eminent
composer Of military music in Europe,
aud like many other Amelicaas, has
carried or high hgnors. This drama,
with all the marvellous Scenery which
made 1t such a success in the larger
cities, will be at the Opera House to.
night. From the iatercst already taken
in the production, q large audience is
e!moat apsgryel.
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Wants No Whale to Cast Him Tin.

BAl7MoHE, Mp Sept. 4.-Tho fedora,
ton OF labor last night laid on the table
a letter from J. S., schonfalbsr, Maste,
Workman Of District Al, X. of L asking
f)r contributions from the unions repra:
scented in the federation for the NV
York Central railroad strikers. The
members uf the detention who, smoke
uaia that they had every confidence,i in
the local organization through which the
money would be transmitted, but they
had no confidence in the General Exec
utive Board Of the X. OF L. They did
not believe the money would ever reach
the slrikcrs. 4 delegate Of the Painters
Union said Mr.. Powderly is the Jonah
Of the organization Of the K. OF l., OF
which he is the head. He hoped the
general convention Of the Knights, when
it meets in Dsnyer, will throw rowder.
~ overheard and that no whale will cast
him up.
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serious runaway taoE place on the Waynes.
PIX, plsp. a short distaace from town, last
hisnt.' A young man named CHARLES Crow was
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built into cribs and fences across the
track a. places, bu. wtr, removed by the

IN " NV
police.
Two arrests were made yesterday.
One man, Gto:ge Teters, q non.union
employee, was accused Of b%randishing a
revolver in q way to exasperate the pop.
ulace. and the other with carrying con.
cealed weapons. The latter, George
Harris, approached Officer Devlin with
some rather peculiar remarks, intended
to instruct the officer in his duty, and
when no found that Harris had n re.
volver In his pocket, Devlin arrested
him. Both the mon will have n hearing
In the police court this morning.
Local Mine Workers Union No. 1,
gives notice, by a committee, In another
column, that they disapprove Of the
Street Car Company's action, and will
refuse to p~ntronize the cars until the
atiike Is settled. III
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THE
WHEELING iHSTALNBNT ca,
ll3G to LAO Market st.

Our receiving department 10 taxed 10
It's utlnost-Thoush We have doubled
our force We are yet unahlc to receive
goods as quickly as they arriye-we ate
up to our heads in htock-Such a ire.
mendous line OF fine and medium GOOD.
Tor u fall opening has never been
brouchtto this city-Nor has it ever been
our pleasure to display a more complete,
stylish and desirable line OF goods rs ,hs.
well display ut u opening Monday
next, September sth-Our warehouses
are completely jammcd-We cannot com.
mand with their walls another sQua.e
inch Of space-Goods of every descrip.
ton are piled mountains high and ever
day brings a large increase to our already
very extensive stock-TLe magnitude Of
our Fall Stock canEot be pictured. We
have more goods at present in our ware
houses than would stock six such stores
as ours-Manuiacturers are piling in
goods on us at such Il lively rate that We
must have more room-We mus, make
room-We must have an outlet for this
oyer.plus OF stock-We're after room to
display our grand array OF Fall Goods.
cost what it will We mus. have it
ihese goods that are wedged in our ware.
houses must be placed in our store rooms
by next Monday-To obtain the desired
space We must get rid OF the present
stock at our Rtores-We must sell and
sell rapidly. Only one week remains 10
clear away our present stock-OnIy Que
week to make our Fall Opening wha, we
guarantee it to be the largest and grand.
est in the city.
WHEELING INsTALMENT co.
1fyou would take advantage oil neces.
sity-H you ara interested in buying
goods away below regular prices, you'll
not fail to put in an appearance at our
stores this weck-Ifyou enjoy practicing
economy, this is the place for exercise
Goods that You cannot buy regularly
even here (where goods arealwaysc cheap
will sell this week for one.half their real
value. Wen make no exception in this
sale-Nothing is exempt from this bisec.
uon 81 pflces-We have cut prices in
twain and they'll remain at that standard
lor this week only-We don't make this
reduction voluntarily; we're compelled
to do It. We must have room-Wc have
no option, but sell the goods rich. of
y lioors for what they'll bring this
week-our loss is your gain-WeA sell
GOODS at cost, yes. less than cost, and
make money-A biz claim, but We can
prove ltIltll pay US better to sell goods
a. rld!culously low prices for one week
than to pay heavy rtorage rates to rail.
ROAD comprehensive look at it in bus.
!ness sense-Look ut our argument in
tne same light! You cant fail to coin.
with ua-For this week only prices
WIN DO absurdly !ow-We place the op'
poftunlty within your reach, it rests with
you 70 take advantage OF it-Be alert this
week! come, and come early.
WHEELING INsTALMENT co.
10 not tail 10 attend our Grand Fall
opening, Monday, September S:h.
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A lady and gentleman coming from
the Pan Handle station hailod . quincy
ut the corne OF the Windsor hotel alley
and the gentleman asked:
"Where is the Hotel Windsor"
"Get in and III take you there in
three minutes"
Up the alley, on Main 10 Eleventh,
to Market, t" Twelfth, to Main and UP
to the hotel entrance was the route oil
the procession, and the driver COLLECTED
10 cents. Therci is nothing slow about:
Wheeling cabbie but his COINCIDENCE.
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If ron cannot see and need spcctacles
Won should call on us and liareyo ur Eyes
tested without charge. We have the
finest Instruments and moro experience
tiau any other 8ptician In the State,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re.
funded. JACOB ". GRUnB,
Jcwcler ind Opticlan,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets.
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The EyndIOate Deal on.

The agents Of the English syndicate
who took IN option on tie iitna rolling
mill some time ago have failed to put in
their appearance with the necessary
cash, and the sale has been declared of.
a meeting OF the stockholders has been
called for the both inst. to consider the
question Of increasing the capital stock
by $50 O0O
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No Show at tho Grand.

There vas no show ut the Grand last
night, and thereby hangs a tale. The
so.called Musical Absurdity" was alto,
eether too absurd 10 suit Oil. Genther,
and, rather thun gull the public Too, toe
bad, he closed his house. The manager
aud Hstar,f James Dougi. IS, brought a
good specially show here LAST season, so
that when he offered this thing lbs
manager OF the Grand accepted it on
poEglass's reputation. It was the weak.
est and worst eyer seen, and Col. Gen.
ther was wise to recognize the fact.
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Closing Out. Closing Out.
Wall paper at your own prices at
]. O. Ours, IS Eleventh street,
a Suggestion.

There may be persons in this commu.
nifty who are at times troubled with collie,
or suhjsct to attacks Of howell complaint.
II go, they should try Chamberlain
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhua Remedy.
1t will afford almost immediate relief,
and when reduced with water is pleas.
ant to take. II taken rs soon as the first
indication OF the disease is felt it viii
ward of the attack, Many people use
it in this way. and ilad that it never
fails them. A % or 80 cent bottle NAV
be obtained from WV. Irwin, Chas. R.
Go.tze, John klari, q. Schuepi and VI.
Z. Williams, nIw
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Ubt S%utelligtuter.
un,ce No.. 20 ~ Fourteenth Street,


Notfce-A. 0. H.-Hcad OF local.
Opera H~ouse-Atonrd the World In Eighty
Days.
Text books for Teachers Stanton 4 Daycn.
port.
itorosais for Bi!s-W. ?. retesSan.-
tom pIetu MISUNDERSTANDING & Herr.
Fourth Page.
Wanted. fifteen ! oung L~sdics-Heai O! Local.
Miss IVA misunderstanding Of Studio.
destruction IN n~uSic-rroi. r.. NJ. Sch0ckcy.
Wal led neutrality-suspicious..
NLt!r,-Local uu!ou No. 4, U. 81. ".
Grand Opera llOise-hllD:ity. al #
rOr Sale, lirnt. or Exchange.
Bell sRrl!ablc : p:cialiies.
Save four kycs-LG Dillon 4 Co.
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4 Disastrous Fire.

Mr.. S. ]. Ellifri,z, who lives on the
north fork of Short Creek, was in tbs
city yesterday nursing painful Injuries
on his hands, arms and breast, the re.
suits Of the fire which destroyed bis
house and all it's contents, on the old
Morgan mill property, Monday night,
Mr.. Ellifriiz and family barely escaped
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3Iilwaukeo Bottled lsscr,

Pabst Brewing Company, formerly Phi.
Best Brewing Company, Milwaukee, Bot.
tied Beer, Export, Bohemian, Select
and Hotbraeu brands. e.. L. Wheat.
agent, lDl5 Main street. Telephone SIS.
Family trade solicited. MwFas
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Held for Murder.

Nannic Bowman, charged with the
killing OF her new born child at Wells.
burg about two weeks since. hGd q pre-
liminary hearing before Squire McCord
on Wednesday, and was committed to
Jail to await the action OF the grand Jury
at the October term OF the Circuit Court
Of Brooke county.
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John boyd is reported canyale!ccnt.
Rev. Upton has been somewhat ludisposcd Iii,
last few dHys.
Willihm St. ClAir left yesterday 10. pi;,ssar,i
to attend the School o. iNaImapY: ~
ME- A. ewing fell uova a flight OF s.ulr,
Yesterday morning and wasseverely Injured.
!. II. Crlswel, man.gcr Of the Opera House
Is having some first class &C emery painted for thu
stage. u $50 N''>
Work Is being rapidly pushed on the powc,
nouie l5r The electric light plant. aud.a lsrse
Jorge a Employed on the s!.cct paving.
The Republicans Of this county will mest TO,
morrow az their respective voting places aud
eject delegates 70 ihe Genatoria! convention.
While Mrs. Richard shaitock was taking a
stroll on the camp grounds Inst evening, her res.
ldence was entered mud robbed OF SIS WORTH 81
wearing apparel.
A serious runaway tack place on the waynes.
pnts. piEp. a short distlace from town. Ia,t
night A young man named Charles Crow was
dangerously Injured, .lE va
p;N. Eyans resigned his ofics al Councilman
.M,elqe3aay uight, Mr.. Evans Will move from
tne f!ttt ward to the Second. which will In.
capacl'hIc him TO nc: rs Councilman for the
u Is very probable that James ". nolley will
bt}t4l An extensive wagon factory here. The
Bmtrd o. Tradc met Wednesday evening to con.
.ider the matter Of offering some Inducements
g. Nj. H'dlty, hut I'd journcd to NEE. this even.
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Dora l!n,nlin's Cnsc Sct.

In the Circuit Court. yesterday, the
docket was called in both sides. In
Judge Paull's court, Capt. Dovener
asked for an early trial in the case OF
Dora Hamlin, who stole Julia ChisnelI's
diamonds, and it was set Tor Septem.
Der II.
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"A marriage license was yesterday lie.
ansd to Joseph Heath, aged 49, native
Of England and residen. Of Wheeling,
and Alice NJ. Mahon, aged 20, a native
Of Jackson county, W. Va, and resident
OF Wheeling. .aiIl y
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ApleaslnE Sense

VI health and strength renewed and OF
ease and Comfort follows the use Of
syrup Of flgs, as it acts in harmony with
nature to et~iectualiy cleanse the Sye.em
when costiye or bilious. For sale in 50r
and 81 90 bottles by all leading druggists,
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Cresap's Old Grove-twenty miles
down the river-ia the most desirable
for picnic parties. Cheap excursion
rates will be made. Dates and rates can
be obtained on application TO J. G. Tom
llnson, agent Ohio River Railroad Com.
pany, Wheeling, ". Va r5J5r
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Tbs Feypr mt ff,n Pan

The fever at the Moundsyille peni.
Tertiary is still serious. Three or, four
convicts have died since last Sunday,
and there are many cases OF a serious
nature, but the physician now thinks be
has the disease under control.
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+. LADIES WHO USE FacE POWDERS

To neutral!zc the Injurious effect OF any now.
der or liquid, Use ~'"LEAuEglLE Off," Il the
powder Is used at night, amply "LEAuRELl.E"
IN gay lime II during day apply, 1t at night. or
HIST hatho the neck aud face With "LEAUREiLE
most elegant; Keeps skin soft. smooth Si,sG and d
pllable: 81 90 ut druggists. or prepaid By ex.
press. Z. $. Wells, Jersey civ, S.J. - N
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We will open a Ladies' Class at our
Bicycle School. For particulars call OF
write US. EDw. L. RosR 4 Co.,
Lessons Free. 81 Twelfth street,
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II you intend erecting a Monument,
Vault, Marker or memorial OF anv Kind
and want drst:class work and low prices,
call at Office Of l. a. Moore, second loor
McLain's Building, 1905 Market street.
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Shanklin Thornbesry was yesterday
appointed guardian Of Jennie Q. Thorn.
berry, minor orphan OF Annie Thorn.
berry, deceased, and gave bond in $1,000,
with George Rice as surety.
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Oysters, Oysters.

Remember you can get "McOluskey'b"
today in oil parts OF the CITY,
bridgeport, M:naville and Martins
Ferry at the regular price OF IS cents per
quart. W. 0: MoCLvsKEY,
Wholesale Agent.
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CONE md take n ride on the 3lerry.eo.
Round. Running every afternoon and
evening on west side South Front street.
Five cents 4 ride or 0 tickets for o5 cents.
SCuHAFEH & Co
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Oysters, Oysters.

Remember you can get "N1cCluskey'sn
Oysters today in all parts Of the city.
bridgeport, k.navillo and Martins
Ferry at the regular price Of o. cents per
quart. W. o. McCLusKsY,
Wholesale Agent.
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!. Oysters, Qystoru,

Remember you can get "McCluskey's"
Oysters to-day in oil parts Of the city,
Bridgeport, A;tnaville and Martins
Ferry at the regular price Of So cents per
quart. W. Q. McCLusKgY,
Wholesale Agent.
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New lis and Brick Works.

There is alwcll-defned rumor at Wells,
ourg, seemingly authentic, that ground
mas been purchased from Mr.. George
". Fresh water for the erection Of a lie
and brick works.
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Indications.

WAsulSdrox, D. c., Sept. 4-For
Ohio and West Virginia, rain, cooler,
sonthwtsterly winds.
For Western Pennsylvania, rain, sta
tiona1y temperature, southerly winds.
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No wonder clerks are unable to wait
on all the customers at J.iC. Grr's clos.
ing out sale Of wall paper. Bargains are
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NEW YORK, Sept. I.-Dcmand for dry good,
honahle fabrics were In good request, and tho
market was more spirited. pricGs were active,
and there was Il good business in dress goods
and most descriptions Of plain and fancy cottons.
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NOTICE, A. 0. II.

There will be Il special meeting Of No. l III.
vision Of the Ancient Order Of IIibcrniaus held
II, ,helr hall this friday evening at 7 o'clock.
~liusiucss OF importance Is TO be transacted that
demands IL full attendance. by order OF the
sc5 PRESIDENT,
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STILL a good assortment Of all grades
Of wall paper at J.C. Orr's at cost and
less. IS Eleventh street.
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ORDERS for pure Rye and Bourbon
Whisky promptly Glled at Lally's, 2loO
Main st. kimmel Whisky a sppcialty.
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p%ittsbursh E.po.ition Sent. = tn Dc, -

FittsbnrSh Exposition Sept. . to Oct. IL.
The Baltimore 4 Ohio Company will
sell excursion, tickets from Wheeling to
Pittsburgh, at low round trip rates, ior
all regular trains. For particulars cali
on agents OF tho Baltimore 4 Ohio.
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M. J. McFadden.

Goo. st,Ipcd Domct Camp Shirts. s. cents.
Finett bonnet Flannel Cntnp Shirts, Plain
Bison and Pockets. ITO new styles, At 20 cents.
Finest Dolnrt Flannel Camp Shirts. rlai.ed
lu,oIr sn,. Pockets, 100 new styles, at 20 CENTS.
fines, IaIn Cloth Camp Shirts, rlain or Flat.
ed lIosOms. fokes, and Rockets, won't fade or
kh;ink 7h celt8,
TODD Melton Cloth Camp shirts, Derk Colors,
70 aud II cents.
Genu!ne French Flannel Striped Camp Shirts,
IS cents.
One hundred styles imported French Flannel
Camp Shirts, made With Jokes, Collar Eandsaud
Pocket, tc1Heed to 81.
Jersey CaMp ehi.@, warranted not to shrink.
10 cents aud 81.
Go0d Black satcen Camp Shirts, 81 25.
Twenty styles very fine French Flannel Camp
Shirts. male with fUE.s. Collar Bands and
Pockets. reduced 10 81 IS.
Finest French Flannel Camp Shirts. silk sewed,
made with YGkts, Collar bands and pockets,
81 10.
hays Camp Shirts, Plain or Plated Bosons,
20 and 10 cent?.
one hundred styles OF Ties for Camp Shirts at
3 autl 10 cents.
Summer uuiersairts aud Drawers. Is. Is, IS
*,H! 20 cents.
tsGood Straw Camp Hats at s. 10, Is and 2j cents.