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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-08-21
White River Christian Endeavor Union,

The White River Christian Endeav-
or Union held their fourteenth regular
meeting on the fair grounds at Bethel
August 10. The morning session was
formally opened at 10 A. NJ. with sing
ing and repeating the Lords prayer in
concert. Mrs. Guy Wilson, in behalf
of the society at Bethel gave very
cordial greeting, which was responded
to by Fred II. French, president of the
West Lebanon society. After short
devotional service lead by Rev. Allen
Hazen. ID. D., of Hartland, the meet
ing was thrown open to business and
the several reports from the different
societies belonging to the Union. The
reports coming from the fifteen societies
represented were heard with much
interest, and this fact was noticeable
that every society had made a marked
increase in membership and that sever
al societies had been organized. Nor
witch still holds her position as the ban
ner society, with l05 active members,
an Increase of five members since the |
May meeting. The secretary then
read the report of the last meeting, at
ter which the President made the an
nouncement that the November meet
ing would be held at Hartland. The
officers for 1891 viii be chosen. The
February meeting is to be held at West
Randolph. Resolutions were passed.
the people of Bethel for their
hearty greeting and kind hospitality, al
so the railroad for reduced rates. This
closed the business part of the meeting.
An interesting and instructive paper
was read by Miss Eunie Colburn of !
North Pomfret-'sWhat the Y. T.. S.
Z. 4. has taught u.s. Following was
N entertaining paper, Natures Tenn
lie, by Miss Grace L. Conant of Ran
olph. The State secretary Of the Y. I
:. 5. c. f., +. Il. Towner of Mont !
elier closed the morning session with
n able and interesting address on the p
National Union at st. Louis. n
The afternoon session was opened e
prayers. Following the recitation, q
Rock of Ages" by Miss Annie Miller
Bethel the assembly joined in sing "
g the hymn, "Rock of Ages" Rev. n,
eter Mcmillan OF Woodstock follow a,
with an address, "The Source Of n,
ower,' designating prayer as the i'm
'rtant source. Rev. V. NJ. Hardy Of
est Randolph was detained at home a.
sickness, thus short address was "
livered by Rev. Allen Hazen, d. ID. h'
lowed by impromptus by Miss Eta ~
dams of Pomtret, George Ladd of q
oodstock and Rev. Mr.. Dutton of
Mass, the first president of Of
W. II. c. +. Union and its chief in,
ganizer. The afternoon session an
'sed with devotional exercises and eli
benediction by Rev. Allen Hazen, sci
ID. we
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-08-21
FOR SALE.

The following described property belong
ing TO the l. Clover estate: large two
story brick house, suitable for two families
centrally located in Bethel, VT. acres Of
nne meadow land just south of and adj
joining the village OF South Royalton- fine
land for building lots; also nice pasture
and wood lot adjacent TO the same village.
For particulars enquire OF
sop c. p. HOUSE, East Bethel. VT.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-08-21

Buy your harnesses of Joslyn and Wheel
er: They are selling lots of them. This
talk about cheap machine and factory
made harnesses people don't take any
stock in after they see them. we hsve ii,
prices. All oak stock and hand made
with any kind OF trimming.
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NoRrHFIELD.

bUMMARY:-Struck out by Keleher &.
oy Common Z, by Moriarty 4; three base
hits, Atkens; two base hits, Aikens. Brad
bury, button, Wheeler, (2); left ON bases.
Bethel ., Northfield Z; base on balls, Hoyt
Z, Annis 2; wild pitches, Keleher 2, Nor
larty 3; time, III. 55m.; umpires, Buck
man and Miles.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-08-21

Remember the sale of fancy and painted
week only. ''''s
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-08-21
PENSIONS.
Attention Veterans!
ny THE PROVISIONS OF TIM

BY THE PROVISIONS OF TN
Act OF Congress of June %, 80,
very large number OF veterans, also the
Widows and Dependent Parents
OF deceased soldiers are entitled to pen
sions. l am prepared to assist any and
an such In the procurement OF the same,
ana Tor that purpose have with David l.
Perkins, Attorney at Law. established
ornces at Manchester. Concord and Nash
ia where full information relating thereto
can be obtained.
IL All who are entitled should APPLY
AT ONCk- Prompt action will early place
your name on the Pension Roll.
Call in person OF send me your name
and circulars viii be mailed YOU.
w. ~. .. cOCHRaNE.
Late U. s. Pension Agent.
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| Jas. e. Cooper latest ana
Cd enterprise: An event that viii T1is 3, lent
juvenile heart here-abouts i H. IN stlf The
Of the forepaugh and "Wild w. NJ coming
Dlned shows, under the prony;s.S., con-
Mr.. Jas. E: Cooper, the wei knowns Of
owner, which exhibit in i'"h Circus
W. X. Junction, Sat. Aus. %
Barre, Monday, Ans ).
This years show is said to ba ,h, ~
and finest that Mr.. Cooper has ~, eve. largest
identified with. There are more .s sssi been
more sensations, more "ont-os. ttures, y
mon" acts, and undoubtedly p 1s. me com
sequent expense than has ever bef Sa.et con
incurred by the great Snowman Deem
tering to the love for the sports snd. In ca
led splendor"of the Giro is arena f ~, spang
TO be inherent in human nature s nnl seems
pest IN All departments has been sese, .ne
and the result is perhaps the most , rsr's
able aggregation Of performers mark marx
and ornte. that has ever been gatbere s'I y
gether under one management. e'eo To-
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-08-21

World Soap will make the clothes white
and clean without injury to the fabric.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-08-21
W. IL. Junction, Sat. Aug. %

1t is better to SERVE tbe
public than to CHEAT it.
1t is better TO make a Friend
OF a customer than a Victim.
1t IS better to HELP ones
patrons than TO HURT them
What is fair and just to the
Consumer is best in the lore
run for the Stoorkeeper.
u@THIS STORE is Run
ON THESE PRINCIPLES
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SUMMARY:-Earnedr runs, Bethel /, Bar
re |; bases on balls by Conner, q; struck
ont by Common 3, by Barrett s; left on bias
es Bethel 8, Barre 6; three base hits, All
kens, Martin, Bean; two base hits, Kele-
her, Hull; passed balls, Hoyt; wild pitch
es, Common; time 2h.; umpires, buchanan
and jackson.
The Bethel base ball team captured
a game from the Northfields last Fri
day with the following score.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-08-21

Last Saturday the Bethels went to
Barre and were defeated by score OF
10 to 4. The score by innings -
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tNffAF-
taken away the evening before. Who
ever set the fire knew all about the
barn, and when il was completed. even
better than the nearest neighbors. and
evidently had awaited its completion
before applying the match. The barn
cost over $1,000 and was insured for
5000. There were over 30 tons of
choice hay in i, besides the farming
tools; the contents we,e insured for
500. The house was insured for 500.
the contents at 5000. Mr.. Gerry must
lose over $1,000, besides his summers
work and home that was dear to both
himself and wife. Until the first fire
last fall, he had no idea that he had an
enemy in the world. He is a man who
minds his own business and was never
given TO disputing or quarrelling. and
this is most cowardly and cruel blow
TO most estimable man. We under
stand that the insurance company Of
iers reward OF 5000, and the town
ought to put detectives to work TO fer
'et out the author of these fires. Ifitl
: .'fire-bug the quicker heis squelch-
ID the better. II 1t is a party who has
gruoge against Mr.. Gerry it may be
MY few days before he vents his
plte on someone else.
Religious services will be held on sun t
ay next at PM. III the old Episcopal |
hurch between w. Randolph and Beth
!. Former attendants upon service in II
hat venerable building and the public Q
enerally are invited to be present.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-19
The Last Chance Tonight.

Philip Phillips had q very attentive
audience at Zane Street church again
last night. The people never tire of
hearing him sing or lecture, for he gives
one delight after another. he"Celebri-
ties Of the Century" was a school OF
pleasure. This evening closes the tour
with II journey from the City Of De-
struction" to the Celestial City," su-
perbly illustrated by song and picture.
No parent who has had trouble in train
ing his children in tho essentials Of
character should fail to take them to.
night to hear this sweet singer. DR..
Phillips has given to charities from his
entertainments w Sll2, 900 in every
State in America, and twenty other
countries also. Reserved seats may be
secured at Houses music store.
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TUE CIRCUIT COURT.
Another plca OF Gailty-Au Old Case Fin.
III -. .. isheJ.

Another Plca OF Gailty-Au Old Case Fin.
ished.
There was little business in the Cir.
cult Court yesterday. Judge PAUL. upon
examination found that the fines he had
concluded to assess in liquor and gam.
bling cases were not in accordance with
the law. Tho statute says tho mini
mum fine shall be so. The court there.
fore Ened those against whom there was
a single indictment $50 and costs, and
on each additional indictment $50 and
costs, instead Of $40. US announced yes.
terday.
Frederick Widdcll, q saloon keeper in
dicted for selling on Sunday, yesterday
plead guilty and was fined $50.
The case Of Chapman vs.. the Pitts.
burgh & Steuhenville Railroad Company
was submitted TO the court, Judge PAUL.,
the argument on tbs petition of Ex.
Sheriff Curtis Tor certain commissions
amounting to about $500, having been
finished.
Judge Campbell held Especial term OF
the Marshall County Court yesterday to
finish up the business pending at the
end OF the late regular term.
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nrllgeport.

.....
ST. Williams Is III Muskcson, Mich, on n
business TRIP.
Mrs. Vim. GriGln has left OH u visit 10 Indian.
apolls friends.
}. W, Fowler Is erecting a handsome dwelling
house In Klrkwood.
". II. Tallman. president OF tho Etna Iron
aud Steel Company. returned yesterday IRON q
trip west.
The lodge Of knights OF pythias Is Increasing
rapidly III membership by the initiation Of
new members.
Col. I'LL has a standard bred Wilkes colt that
Is attracting considerable attention among
horacincn; It Is pronounced by judges to BE- u
remarkable colt In symmetry and limo points.
Last Wednesday evening Rev. Mr.. Oycrman,o OF
the German Lutheran church here, on returning
from Wheeling ut 10 O'Clock III the evening, dis.
covered the church doors standing OPEN and
upon investigation he also found his sleeping
apartments. which arr situated IN the rear OF ,he
church. standing wide open. An investigation
was made and every door was found open and
the drawers Of bureaus. desks, ETC., broken mud
pricd open. Mr.. Ovcrmnn Intended leaving for
New York on Thursday morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-19
Auction SnlC.

There will be an auction sale Of Road
Carts. Flows, Feed Cutters, Pumps, Out
lery, M%echanics' Tools, Fertilizers, GEN
eral Hardware, etc., at 1864 Market
street, Wheeling, w. Va, commencing
on Saturday, April 10, 1890, at 10 o'clock
q. m: 1nSthe meantime, said goods will
be oftered4for sale at prices lower than
can be found elsewhere. u
y. B. SoMERv1LLE, Assignee.
VII. HALLER, A%ucticaeer. .Trhta :
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$4,000 DAMAGE SUIT.


'RS Rccaiied-u. 4. Court frocsedtngs
Yesterday.
In the U. s. Circuit Court yesterday
tho case Of John W.. Berger against Elk.
U. 8. Marshal, @. sehon. to recover on
his official bond $4,000 damages for
illegal arrest, was called. Berger Ia a
colofed man who was arrested at tho
Congressional election In 1883 for nj.
legged illegal voting. A special deputy
u. {. Marshal, Ed. Duffy, made the ar.
rest. Berger was atraigned before an U.
s. Commissioner and discharged. Dudey
arrested him again, and he was ar.
raigned before Commissioner Cranuer,
aud discharged subsequently, proceed
ings against Duffy for contempt were
taken, but never had any result. Dui.
iy arrested Berger n third time, aud he
wa, again discharged. Afterwards Der
ger was indicted In the U. s. Court for
illegal voting, but acquitted, having
proved that he was n legal voter. The
persistent persecution OF the man
aroused II good deal OF excitement, and
tho high.handed conduct Of Duffy
aroused intense Indignation on the day
Of tho election, but bud nevertheless the
desired elect Of deternng, other legal
vottr!, who were tiMid men, from cast.
ing their votes.
The defendant was represented by
Capt. Doveucr and Gen. George G. Stur.
gis, and Berger by W. II. llearne, Esq.
The declaration was demurrcd to on the
ground that Marshal Sehon was not 70.
sponsible for the acts OF the deputy un.
der the circumstances. Mr.. Ilearne
made a mastery argument in favor Of
the eulliciency Of the declaration, and
Capt. Dovener nnduGen. Stureis botl
responded. Judge Jackson took the
motion under consideration aud the
court adjourned until to-day.
In the District Court the case OF A, J
Matthews, Of Wetzel county, indicted
for procuring n false affidavit II
a pension case, was tried Il
a jury and 10 was found guilt,
and sentenced 10 puy n fine Of ssoa5, the
statutory imprisonment beingsuspcnded
Anna Balzer, OF this city, indicted To-
violation OF the postal laws, was put OF
trial. Her attorney, L. S. Jordan, de
INJURED to the indictment and after argu
ment the demurrer was sustained ant
the prisoner dismissed. -1te
Both courts will meet again this fore
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Interesting q. A. Il. Meeting To.aish.

Josiah Sinclair, Department Inspector
OF tho Grand Army Of the Republic OF
West Virginia, will visit j. W. Holiday
Post No. y this evening for the purpose
OF inspecting 1t. There will be a muster.
In, and the inspection aud opening will
be strictly In accordance with the ritual.
All the members OF Holiday Post are
expected to be present, and members Of
tho other posts and visiting comrades
are invited. Instructions will also be
given to the delegates and alternates TO
the State Department G. A. R., to be
held at Huntsville April %. The dele
gates are Comrades Dr.. @. F. Ulrich,
William 2. Meek, F. @. Stanley, S. Bru.
baker, B. L. Doyener and J. L. Wise,
and the alternates A. Stump, D. W.
Keller, ]. r. Marsh, s. L. Brice, II.
Douglass and S, kraus,
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Additional Markets.

NEW ioEK. April lS.-Dusiness In dry goods
was generally fair with iobbcrs. The dcinand nj
fist nands continued at a hand to mouth chm.
acter, but orders fiom the West and Southwest
were more numerous as regards wants for the
present season. The tone OF tho market ron.
tinucd steady and In regard 10 low grade cotton,
there Is Il ilrmtr feeling, although higher priccs
are as yet difficult 10 realize. ~
Boston, april ls-wool market firm: No. !,
combing 39hloc; Ohio fine delaine &yai6c; MIchi.
gan 90 &c; ohio \ Soa'!ec:, Michigan 2sas9c;
liaal7c: fine medium l9n2lc; medium aias,c:
pulled woo's not very active: Australian ilrm
ut 364tl 80: foreign woods quiet aud steady.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-19
Mr.. Connrd EXPLAINS.

William Conard, Of Conard & Co.'S
base ball exchange, wishes it under.
stood that no was not actuated by md.
tlves Of revenge in declining to re.em.
ploy Harry Lyle after his discharge from
jail. He says he feels friendly toward
Lyle and does not believe the latter
voluntarily gave testimony which led to
Gonard's being indicted three times.
His declining to give Lyle the place be
hr4 bed was for business reasons
alone, rstlNI. 80
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-19
THE SECOND ANNIVERSARY
Oiths Wheeling Club Celebrated Pleasant.
" Last Evening.

Oiths Wheeling Club Celebrated Pleasant.
~ Inst Evening.
For some reason or other the full dress
assembly arranged for by the executive
committee Of tho Wheeling Club as q
celebration Of the organizations second
anniversary, and which occurred last
night, was very poorly attended. The
married ladiea outnumbcrcd the unmar.
sied ones, and there were nearly twice
az many gentlemen as ladies' present.
That this was the case Ia not at nil
to the credit Of tho gentlemen.
Complaint has heretofore been made
that too many Of Wheeling's society
men, and especially tho younger ones,
90 1t alone too often, and this was never
better demonstrated than last night.
The Indies who were at last nights hop
had no reason 10 complain OF u want Of
attention. The affair, though a small
one, was very pleasant. Music was
furnished by tho Opera House orchestra,
and Ziegenfelder served light refresh
meutH ut midnight.
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LOCAL ~BREYlTlEs.
Matters OF Minor Moment In and About
p" 1850 ..f. ..... .. sV... ria 81

Matters OF Minor Moment In and About
the Ctr.
MATINEE at the Grand this afternoon.
Tng GRAND this evening-"Time
will Tell"
A LITTLE son OF Charles McMechen,
living OIL North Market street, fell oil
a chair and broke his left arm. Dr..
Spragg set It.
IRA Hicks april showers with fro.
qucnt heavy rains" did not show up
yesterday. On the contrary, the streets
were uncomfortably dusty.
THE pupils Of tho several rooms Of
Ritcbie annex gave a very excellent en-.
recruitment Inst night. 1t was well at.
tended and much enjoyed by all present.
TnE Cleveland and Pittsburgh Ex.
press due At Bellaire ut 0 p. nj. was de-
layed at Rush Run last night by a
wreck. Tho train had not gotten 10 at
3 q. m. tu
TliI sale Of seats for the engagement
Of tho Wilbur Opera Company at the
Grand next week opens ut Weir's Nc.
Lure House hat store ut 0 O'Clock this
forenoon.
A TEAM belonging To n farmer named
Thomas Lewis ran oil yesterday on Chap
line street and dashed over the creek
bank. The wagon was badly wrecked,
but the horses came oil uninjufed.
REMEMBER to buy one and two thou.
eanI.mite books, local and through
tickets, tickets to and from Europe,
twelve lines, at, Union Railroad Office,
1900 Market street. Pan. Handle, Balti'
more 4 Ohio, Ohio River mud Cleveland
Lorraine & Wheeling railroads.
]. X. BARTLETT. OF Baltimore, and
Hayes & Davis, Of Philadelphia, have
leased $4,000 acres Of oil lands Ia Richie
and Writ counties, w. Va. They have
started three wells and will sink others,
and will be known as the Southern Oil
Company. A charter was issued by
Secretary OF State Ohley.
IT was stated yesterday that the
clothes found on the suspension bridg.
the night before were left there by
man whose right initials were signed te
tIo pApei ouuu WILL tuc COutt d W
Il" The theory is hat the man, who
has played similar tricks before, wanted
to brighten his family.
TIE newly orgaaizcd rythian Sister
hood gave n supper and social in thu
Castle Hall Of Baltimore Lodge X. ofP.
on Market street, last night and the nigh
before, md it will be repeated this even
Ing, supper being served from 5 o'clock
The hall is beautifully decorated, ant
tho attendance has been good all along
Mr.. PHILIP WElcusrL died Thursda,
night at his home on Nineteenth street
aged G4. He was born in Kleinruhe
Germany, but came to this country il
1858, and came direct TO Wheeling, ant
has been a resident Of the city eve since
Four IONS aud a daughter survive him
He was a member OF the knights OF tn
Golden Eagle, which order will attent
his funeral Sunday afternoon in q body
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The North Wheelingand Second ward
police had a hunt for a suspected burg.
lar night before last and yesterday
morning. Somebody saw a man acting
suspiciously in the rear OF a residence,
aud when he found he was discovered
the intruder fled. He escaped, but in a
search for him in back yards and places,
the officers found a house through a
large part of which they wandered at
will without waking the inmates. The
doors we're not locked nor the windows
fastened. When the police left they
left the gas lighted. The carelessness OF
come people puts a premium on burg
larry. 9
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y. NJ. CA, 1Icetinrs.

The International Sunday School les.
son will be e%xpoundcd by Nj. W. A.
List at 5 o'clock this afternoon. All
persons interested in tho Lesson arc in
vited to attend.
at 1880 o'clock tonight, an interest
ing young mems meeting will be held.
Mr.. W. K. Fulton, General Secretary
OF the Martins Ferry Y. M. G. A., will
lead the mems gospel meeting at 4
O'Clock Tomorrow. He will be assisted
by members Of the Martins Ferry asso.
citation. A male quartette will give
some good music. All men are invited
to attend. I
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Tho River md Tho non4.

Tho river Ind gotten down to 0 feet 0
Inches and was still receding last night.
The Rainbow arrived at 9 a. m. yester.
day, being five hours ahead OF time.
The Elaine cleared for Pittsburgh at
noon, andthe Bachelor got off for Gin
cinnati at the usual hour. The Ben Hur
left for Parkersburg at 1880 p. m., hay.
ing laid up here to clean her boilers.
The Courier passed up 0 o'clock last
night from Parkersburg for Pittsburgh.
To-day the Scotia and the local packets
will be the only boats at'the wharf,
The Bayou Sara, La, industrial Nous
gives well known Wheeling people this
send.of: The regular Bayou Sara and,
Natchez United States Mail packet Stella
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THE CONTRACT LET.
Paige, Carey s Co. VIII s%traightcn Cald'

Tho City Board Of Public Works yes
terday opened tho bids and awarded the
contract for strengthening Caldwell's
run, r%iprapping the banks with stone
and placing bridges across u at Chapline
aud Eofr streets. Tho bids were invited
for each part OF the work-excayating,
riprapping, bridges, etc.-bnt Paige,
Carey 4 Co. put inn bid for the whole
work, they to furnish nlso tho Stone, for
the lump sum OF $1,000. The separate
bids which we're the lowest wonld have
made the work cost at least S 1000 more
than this, besides which thestone would
have cost .helf city probably $1,000.
Paige, Carey 4 Gu. had the dead wood"
on competitors. They have the ma.
chinery aud facilities, right on tho
ground, having already Strengthened a
part Of the run for the Union Bridge
Company and being now engaged In
tunneling Chapline hill. The stone re.
moved from the tunnel Inns heretofore
had to DO hauled away and dumped in
the railroad fills. 1t will DO n saving to
the contractors to haul It Il less distance
and use 1t for riprapping.
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COME TO SEE U.s.!

40 ..... ---
And Convince Yourself that We have tho
lcstnnd Cheapest Dry Goodsi In the City.
Read these prices:
Sc Cheyiots for SC.
&c Ginghams for SC.
l2!c barred white goods for Sc,
Sc plain white India Linen for &c.
25c jamestown Broadhead Dress Goods
for l7c..
Soc black and colored Cashmeres for
Soc all wool black and colored Henri
ettas for SOC. 4,
-, s. IS black Silk Warp Hcnriettas for
81 % black and colored Kid Gloves
for 75c.
81 rs Lace Kid Gloves for 81 90.
Our spring. Capes, Jackets and black
Fichus, we r selling at lower prices
than any other house In the city.
sV MEINHART l. SrENTzEL,
tst4 S - No. 1876 Main Street,