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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-11
BElIliAlRE.

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AL Sorts OF Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City.
y. l.. Apple, building Inspector OF the C. & p
railroad, was In the city yesterday.
The damage done at Rodetcr Bros. glass work,
oy switching engine, was repaired yesterday.
Conrad Troll, Jr., OF the firm OF c. Trolls Sons
st. Clalrsvillc, was here yesterday on business.
The telephone Central" Miss Maggie Cor
ward. = = -
Telegraph offices will be established on the D.
~; railroad this winter at Glencoe and Burr's
John White, tweve.ycar.old bog OF Gravel
!aiil leli While playing yesterday, and broke his
- n; Glatielter was out on Saturday nIsAt and
best dogs in the valley.
,, Mrs; Roberto. Meyer, wife Of the editor Of the
!dtrasd. was only slightly bruised In the c., l.. &
W. wreck near bridgeport.
Three young students OF Wheeling were over
mere yesterday, and made show OF themselves
by drinking too much beer,
The iuneralo Of Mrs. Christian Relf was largely
offended Yesterday. The interment was at the
German cemetery, on tho hill top. s., n
At the Baltimore L. Ohio shops tho men arc
making nine and ten days per week on repairs,
and are oycrrun with shopped cars.
Italians with all kinds OF baggage and traps
arc ilocking to this vicinity almost daily, and
arc becoming nuisance In many ways.
Superintendent Furlong, OF the C. & p. rail.
road,:with his gang OF men, Is grading near the
Terry crossing. preparatory TO changing several
switches at this point.
George Robinson, west OF town. has Just com.
pletcd the burning Of 10000 A No. Are brick,
Several contractors have visited the works aud
pronounced them perfect.
Charles Butler. OF GEORGETOWN, Just West OF
here, has been arrested and jailed fer threaten.
ipg the lives OF several people, as well as that OF
his wife, while he was drunk. IN, =
Willard Fillmore Kelsey, who owns some
Kinds Of timber for fuel to the various factories
at Wheeling. Martins Ferry and Bridgeport.
The Robert Downing performance last night
was the best Of. the whole season. The audience
was one Of the finest ever gathered here, and all
were We'll pleased. The house was packed to
OVERLOOKING. ~ II -. =
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The Eay.Foster Company,

This great vaudeville company ap-
peared before a large audience at the
Grand last night, and made decided
hit. They gave very refined perform
lncc throughout, and some wonderful
features were introduced. There were
80 many good things introduced that
lack OF space forbids mention Of each in
dividual performer. It is enough to say
that they gave ouch good performance
that they are sure to have crowded
houses the remaining two nights OF their
engagement. They will give q grand
matinee for ladies and children on We'd
nesday afternoon. Seats on sale at
Wnirs "a. rl-
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Suicide ut Steubenville,

Mrs. Eliza Ault, wife OF Jacob Ault,
OF Steubenville, committed suicide Sun
day by drowning herself in the river.
Her husband contracted blood poisoning
in his hand several weeks ago and has
been unable to follow his occupation of
hnckster since. This, coupled with. the
tact that his team Of horses was attached
Sunday for debt, caused the wife to be-
come dependent and led to tho taking
OF her life. :,
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Fon a cut, bruise, burn or scald, there
is nothing equal to Chamberlain's Pain
Balm. 1t heals the parts more quickly
than any other application, and unless
the injury Is very severe, no scar is left.
For sale by W. W. Irwin, @. R. Goethe,
John klari. @. schnepi, W. Z. Williams
and NV. Heinrich. Daw
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NEW! NEW! NEW!

We are now In receipt Of a complete
line OF Fall and Winter WOolcns, con
sistiDg of 0rercOatlngs, suiiings, Panta'
loOnings and Fancy Yfstlngs. which We
warrant 10 make up In 1lrst.class lyle
Mt reasonable prices and tit guarant eed.
A complete limo Of Gents Furnishing
foods In stock. Seamless Merino mud
Fast Black Ilnlf Hose at 95c 4 pair.
Wear our celebrated Atwood Knit
Jackets. Z. HESS l. SONS,
1921 e. 1898 Market Street,
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Charles Holmes and young Flick, two
men convicted at the recent term OF the
Circuit Court Of larceny, and sentenced
to imprisonment in the penitentiary at
Moundsville, were taken down yesterday
by Sheriff Steenrod, the stay OF execu.
ton granted in their cases having
expired without any appeal being taken.
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ABOUT PEOPLE,
Sunngers In tho City md Wheeling Folks
.H Abroad,

r.
strnngersln tho City and Wheeling Folk.
Abroad.
Miss Lutia Irwin is the guest Of Mrs
William Grimes, OF Steubenrille.
Superintendent Travis, OF tho LaBelle
mill, is of duty on account Of sickness
Superintendent Van Pelt, OF the STATE
prison at Moundsville, was up yester
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. William D. McAlecher
will leave this week for a several months
stay in California.
Mrs. Ella Dillon Martin, accompanied
by her little niece and nephew, have re-
turned to Kansas City.
Prof. F, S. Williams and wife, Of Mime
apolis, formerly OF this city, are visiting
their daughter, Mrs. II. NJ. Harper, on
Fifteenth street.
Beatrice Golde, who was with the
Decentralization Company last season,
comes with the Faust Company to the
Opera House Saturday evening.
Mr.. B. X. McMechen, OF this city, and
Miss Alberta Hogg, Of Cadiz, Ohio, will
be married Wednesday morning at the
residence of the BRIDES father.
Mr.. Will Lukens and bride arrived
home from Pittsburgh yesterday. They
will reside with Mrs. Lukens's father,
Mr.. John Bodley, on Fifteenth street.
Mr.. ]. 7. Garrity has arrived in the
city to take charge Of the Union News
Company's agency here. He is a genial
gentlemen, and will doubtless make
many friends. Mr.. Carroll Brooks, the
former agent, has gone to Toledo. He
will be stationed at Pittsburgh.
Mrs. William Hamilton, Of the First
ward, and Mrs. W. T. Hughes, Of Mar.
tins Ferry, left on tho Ben Hur for
Marietta last evening, to be present at
the wedding Of their sister, Miss Maggie
J. Crumbley, which occurs at that place
next Thursday. They were accompa.
MED by the groom, Mr.. T. NJ. Hughes,
Of Ripley, W. Va.
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Pumping the Sand Out.

The work Of pumping the sand out OF
the excavation for tho channel pier OF
the new bridge to the Island was COM
menced yesterday. A diver directed the
lower end Of a flexible tube among the
piles, and the steam pump forces the
sand out just as II it were water. The
top stones to hold the girders were also
put on the shore pier yesterday.
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IL you cannot sec lrd need speciscles
you should call On us and hare your Eyes
tested without charge. We have the
finest Instruments and more experience
than my other Cpticlan In the State,
aud guarantee satisfaction or money re.
funded. JACOB W. GRUBB,
Jeweler md Opticlan,
Ger, Twelfth and Market Streets.
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Tho people,n nIectirr.

Mr.. G. W. Sawyer had good crowd at
Evangelistic Hall last night and CON.
Quoted very good meeting. Tonight
therewill be special musical service, at
which Mr.. Harry kasley will take part.
R. 81. Parker will have full charge OF the
meeting and MI. Sawyer will make a
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Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to
record one deed OF trust and transfers as
follows:
October %, by August G. Wincher
and wife to Enoch Ball, for$i 500, lot "a,
on the west side Of Market street, north
OF Ninth.
October 90, by Edward Coulder and
John D. Coulder and their wives, to
Absalom Sample, for $3.50, 142 acres,
roods OF land on Middle Wheeling
creek.
Also a transfer OF q lot in the Red
Mems cemetery.
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Mr.. W. L. McAfee, long o well known
citizen Of Wheeling, died at Asheyille,
n. o., on Saturday, aged IS, and the
body will BIO brought here, arriving at
10 a: m. to-day on the B. i o. road, and
the funeral will tale place from the sta.
ton on the arrival Of the train.
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Wages Voluntarily Advanced.

]. L. Stifel & Sons, the calico printers,
on North Main and Market streets, have
advanced the wages Of their employees
ten per cent. This was done without
any request from tho men, and was, OF
course, very pleasant surprise to them,
and illustrates the liberal ways OF deal.
ing OF this firm.
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New York, Nov. 10'-There was no new lea.
lures 10 the dry goods market. Business was good
with most OF the Commission houses ihnnDS
naturally there IA less doing 10 speeialties, In
bulk OF orders tor that class OF goods being I'M
Spot trade continued moderate, but stocks arr
light as rule. Both cotton anu wooden goods
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LONDON, Nov. l0,-Thc Marx Lane Express In itS
weekly review Of the grain trade says 10th
the supplies OF and the demand for English
wheats have lesscned and prices arc firm. la
Cd. Foreign wheats arr steady, The arrivals of
American and Indian arc larger than were OK.
pected and sllghtly weakened the selling. Corn.
oats and barley show tendency 10 advance,
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Bank Agents Approved.

Special Dspdteh 10 The Insllcneer. >
WASHINGTON, D. O., Nov. 10.-The
comptroller Of the currency has approx.
cd the First National Banks OF New
York and Philadelphia as reserve agents
Tor the First National Bank OF Parkers.
burg. -
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/. The many patrons Of the enterpriaine
PARCELS & JONES,
2oFiith avenue, Pittsburgh,
are cordially invited to their
Z WINTER OPENING
Of Imported Costumes from Paris and
London, also from leading New York
Modests, - 81
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, nov. II and L..
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Wlle Sutelli9rllrct.
Once Nos. rs and 81 Fourte 0 nth Street.


Kenoya, Ecst vltglnla-eoat,h Page.
Elmo Assortment-Ewlng Dtol.
For Rent-Jamcs L Hawlc:.
Plllsbury's best XNXX-tourth Page.
StlicI-Seal Skin, Plush. etc.-Fourth Pago
Wanted-uirl 10 do Housework.
Tile Library Of American Literature.
George Lobenttein-LeAther aud Findings
For Paintlng- Geo. L. Kurncr d Bros. q
Public iale.
No Advance In Fr.ces-Esgcr, warrck & Co.
UOi Supper.
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Clay District was lrst recounted. II
became evident that the story Of ten
Democratic tickets inadvertently over.
looked was true, when the result Of the
recount was known as follows:
IA, count. Recount.
i,onOils...'.....s.-..","."., SOL t0l
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On authority OF Dr.. John R. Pipes, the
attending physician Of Maggie Doyle, at
Mt. de Chantal, 1t is stated that she ia
not suffering from scarlet fever, as re-.
ported, but from an attack OF tonsilitia
and will be able TO resume her studies in
q day or two. 80.
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Ip,peetiur IN, ,,,,,,,.

Adjutant General B. H. Oxley has is.
sued General Order No. 20, ordering the
National Guard OF the State to parade
for drill, by companies, on Saturday,
November Is. General Order No. 81
has also been issued, ordering company
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OF health and strength renewed and Of
ease and comfort follows the use oil
Syrup OF Figs, as it acts in harmony with
nature to etectually cleanse the system
when costive or bilious. For sale in Soc
and 81 90 bottles by all leading druggisto,
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ATsrtibla Accident,

A severely painful accident occurred
yesterday morning to one OF the work.
men OH the new Main street stono
bridge, William Burdet,s was hooking
a rope upon heavy stone, when his
finger canght in the pulley and was lit.
orally pulled Of OF his hand.
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Yesterday afternoon Charles Bragg, a
little son OF Jacob Bragg, Of the South
Side, while playing on barrel fell over
it and broke bis right arm between the
wrist and elbow. DR.. Ii. T. Ford was
called and dressed the nrm.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 1O.-The following
National banks were to-day authorized
to commence business: The First Ma
tional Bank Of sewickley, Sewickley,
Pa, capital $4,000; the First National
Bank OF Itasca, Itasca, Texas, capital
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inspections throughout tho State, on or
before November 20. Captain Boyd, Of
the Wheeling company, has ordered his
men 10 report on the 10th instant, at s
p. m. The public had very generally
forgotten that he had company.
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Committed Suicide.

BosToN, Nov. 1O.-Wesley P. Balch,
the well known horseman, committed
suicide this afternoon by shooting him.
self with revolver in his Office in the
Commonwealth building. Financial
difficulties caused the act,
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hhCklsS O. JONES,
20 Fifth avenue, Pittsburgh,
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Miss Mary PAUL gave birthday party
last evening at the residence Of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred PAUL., on
North Main street. About sixty OF her
young friends were present and spent a
thoroughly enjoyable evening.
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Marble and Granite,

II you intend erecting a Monument,
Vault, Marker or memorial OF any kind,
and want tirst.class work and low prices,
call at Office OF L. A. Moore, second floor
McLain's Building, 1905 Market street
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Big Unreserved Auction Sale Of Mothe r
- 80 Penrl PicturnA

Owing to the negligence Of the off.
Gals Of the Baltimore & Ohio railroad in
letting my car OF pictures stand on a
side track for four days, have lost the
sale OF them to the trade, so will now
offer them to the general public at auc.
ton. Sale to be held at Boyd's old stand,
1854 Market street, next door to the
popular Market Square grocery house OF
Al. McGarrell. Will be pleased to have
you come and examine the goods,
whether you purchase or not. Sale
positively without reserve. Sale will
commence this evening at 7:l5 o'clock.
Col. !. A.. GAIN,
Auctioueer,
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P. 7. BARsuM thought that he had got
the. nineteenth century boom in Jumbo,
but he forgot the great excitement caus.
ed by the sale of DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup, the peer Of cough remedies.
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ORDERS for pure Rye and Bourbon
Whisky promptly filled at Lally's, Zoo
Main st. Kimmel Whisky specially.
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LOCAL nREYITlrs.
Matters OF Minor Moment In and About
EFt-. the City.

lIhttT1 VI III nbout
the City.
liz who had "a, bills 10 pay,
should have paid them yesterday.
The Grand this evening-Fay Fosters
Burlesque Co.
QUAIL may now be shot over in Ohio
III they can be found. 81.
OPERA HOUSE this eyening-Downing
In damon and Pythlus."
r. @. STEPHENSON has been appointed
freight agent OF the B. 4 o., vice G. D.
Gillelen resigned.
POSTMASTER DARR4u and q party OF
friends who were hunting In West Vir.
ginia last week had splendid success
Bellaire Independent
JomY DREAMER lIAiSEs, OF the Ohio
glass works, Findlay, was injured Sun.
day night and died yesterday morning
at 10 o'clock. His remains will be
brought 10 Wheeling for burial.
THE largo cog wheel and center that
drive the pump on the South engine at
the water works pumping station broke
Sunday morning. A. j. Sweeney & Son
arc repairing 1t as rapidly as possible.
THERE were but two cases In the polio I
court yesterday, and each was fined s.
and costs. Yesterday afternoon very
far gone drunk WAS hauled In from the
Second ward Market house In the patro
wagon.
RESIDENTS oil Main street, south o.
South street, are deprived OF watel
owing TO the work on the now bridge
over the creek, and their patience hal
become exhausted. There Is good dea
OF kicking.
SUNDAY evening q dynamo let 20 a
tho Riverside steel plant. One OF th,
enginesbe out cylinder head, but tn,
accident did not neCessitate stoppage
as the remaining two engines Ruppliet
the necessary power.
SUNDAY night lace curtain\ and be,
i in the house OF Daniel Maxwell, at 103
Chapine street, caught fire, but was pu
out with pitcher Of water by lodgel
The wind blew thecurtain into gas jet
causing the fire. The loss is about So
KATIE EMMETT, who comes to tn
Grand Opera House the latter tire
nights Of the week In "The Waits OF Ne'
York" Is q splendid actress, and one VIII
has always been popular. She come
supported by one Of the best companie
ever appearing on the stage Of the Grand
THE LaBelle nail factory went on yes
terday afternoon aftor having been lait
OF since Saturday on account OF lacl
OF steel. This rhortness was caused b.
the blockade on the Baltimore ( Ohio
as 1t was impossible to get steel plat
from the Riverside works at Benwood
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: THE agent Of Wanamaker & Brown has
received 1000 winter samples.
J.W. FERREl.
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WINTER OPENING,


PARIS, LONDON AND NEW YORK DRESSES
Tuesday and Wednesday, Nov. II and 1o
Ladies Suit Parlor.
PARCELS 4 JONES,
20 Fifth avenue, Pittsburgh.
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WAsuIseToN, D. G., Nov. lo.-For West
Virginia, light rain, cooler, nottherly
winds.
For Western Pennsylvania fair, pre-.
coded by light rains on the lakes; sta.
tionary temperature, except cooler in
extreme southwestern Pennsylvania
variable winds.
For Ohio, light rain, followed by fair,
stationary temperature, northerly winds.
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The thermometer at schnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner, Saturday,
registered as follows:
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Nor excelled by any high.priced lini-
ment, Salvation Oil, twenty-five cents a
bottle.
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Agreat r. wreck crash In veg and IL eoIno
up too But 1t makes difference to HOUSE HERMANN
we Keep on selling the bost goods in railroad com
panyW for this loss We you the best article
mad for love money charge YOU for the Iove
either and you'll pay less money than elsewhere at
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TnE RESULT REVERSED.
Commissioner Dobbins ID Iioaten by Dir.
Hall on n Rocouht-othnr Results In.

Com issioner Dobbins ID lioatcn by Dir.
Hall on n Rocouht-other Results In.
changed.
The Board Of County Commissioners
met yesterday forenoon to canvass the
votes cast on last Tuesday. Capt. @. J.
Rawling appeared on behalf OF Mr.. Ja-
cob Kindelberger, the defeated candi-
date for County Commissioner in Wash
ington district, and asked for a recount.
MIR. John II. Hall, WHO, on the face Of
the returns, was beaten for Commits.
sioner from Clay district BY seven votes
by =. d. Dobbins, also asked for 10.
count, as did also Mr.. A. O. +. Ebeline,
the Republican candidate for Commits.
sioner In Webster District, who was de.
feated by Mr.. Cruise by fifteen votes, as
the count was certified by the canvass.
ers.
Clay District was frat recounted. II
became evident that the story OF ten
Democratic tickets Inadvertently over.
looked was true, when the result Of the
recount was known as follows:
Ia, count. Recount.
tt,,onoius'''''''.',.- tU2
iihli''.'''' 65
The full vote as reCounted stood as fol.
lows: Hall, 5O3; Dobbins, 5Oo; Cart.
right, ~. Emmett, 3; Roelner, | /; Vim.
Davis, X. Bauer,5 8; Clouston, /; Nc.
Gregor, q; Mckinley, 8; blank, 9, a total
vote OF 1895, which Is tho vote cast FOL
the head Of the ticket, us is shown by
the poll books. .lr
This had tho effect OF electing Mr.. Hall
by one majority. Mr.. Dobbins acceptet
the result philcsophically. 1t was ar
unfortunate blnnder which reversed thu
result In tho first place. Both Mr.. Dob,
bins and Mr. Hall wore presen. and
watched the recount.
The tickets voted in Washington dis
trict were then recounted, but no changt
was made In the result, the count as K
Mr.. Koch, Democrat, and Mr.. Kindle
berger, Republican, being just tho sam,
as that made by tho canvassers.
| Tho tickets in Webster district wer,
recounted In The presence OF Mr.. Cruise
Mr.. Ebeling and his attorney, ]. I
Hugus, Esq. The result was to increns,
Mr.. Cruises msjority from 10 to 10. Tn,
recount occupied precisely an hour ant
made tho following changes:
~ First count. Recount
ptIs i''"'' ''''......''-'''' see. ~ ~
Epeiins-"''...,. .,"..,.....-........ 10 rs
Nineteen tickets were blank as t.
Commissioner, and thirteen votes wer
scattering. OF these Mr.. Dobbins 30
one and Mr.. Rohrig one.
At least fifty Republicans scratche,
Mr.. Ebeling, or he would have beei
elected by a handsome majority.
The only other development to chang,
the figures given in this paper on Thurs
day was a mistake in addition, which
made MIR. S. l.. Brice's entire vote in III,
county but 4,4l6. 1t should have beef
i,5l6. This makes Major MITCHELL
majority $50, instead OF G53.
There is an error in one OF the certili
cafes as to School Commissions
from the Second ward precinct o
Madison district. One certificate In!
Mr.. Hubbard elected for the short tern
and Mr.. Bloch for the full term, Will,
the other reverses this. The canvass
ers at that polls will be Summoned t,
appear and explain the discrepancy.
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Be sure and attend the Mother OF
Pearl Picture Sale this evening. Boyd's
old stand, 1864 Market street,
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WINTER OPENING.

tuesday and Wednesday, New. IL and Ia.
OUR OWN IMPORTATION.
Reception Costumes, street and party
dresses, also long party wraps.
Ladies Suit Parlor. s. 81