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IS CLEVER SWINDIER i
Docs up a Largo Number Of People With IN
old E,,lte.

Docs up a Largo Number Of People With I'M,
Old Fake. 4
During the two weeks prior to- jan /;
uary 20, about 200 people in the city
contributed seventy five cents each to
the comfort and happiness of q man go
ing under the name Of T. G. Manning
and giving his place Of residence as In,
dianapolis, lind. Manning presented
himself at different houses and unfolded
a scheme which seems to have succeeded
admirably. He showed two samples OF
very fine crayon portraits which had
been made from photographs, and in
formed the usually unsuspecting victims
that he would make similar pictures OF
their friends from photographs for the
small sum OF seyenty-fye cents If paid
in advance. He said the reason they
opening in the city and establish a rep
utation with Sthe view of opening a
studio here. He had z q lot of easels
which he3 sold at seventy cents
each, cash, and he took the trouble to
explain that they brought him some
profit which Smade5up for his losses on
the picture making. e$5s'i;,t3 F{fi.t,
During his stay here he employed a
young man to carry the easels for him,
and this employe says that no less than
two hundred orders were taken. The
fraud agreed to deliver the finished pic.
lures January 20 or Whereabouts. When
that time came inquiry was made which
led to the discovery that he had moi
only deceived them but had not paic
any bills which he had contracted. The
most deplorabls part OF it all is the fact
that quite a number OF people gave the
villain the only picture they had of deaf
| friends - - f5s.z4-s
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BROUGHT BACK FROM OHIO.

Charles Ennis, Who Shot Mollie Boyd,
Brought Back Last Night.
Last evening Marshal Scott, OF Steu-
benville, and Marshal Schiller, of Bril-
liant, brought to this city and turned
over to the county authorities, Charles
Ennis, the man who shot Mollie Boyd,
alias Williams, several months ago.
The shooting occurred on Saturday
night in one OF the Alley @ dives in
the Second ward, and at first it
was thought the woman would
die, but she recovered. Ennis was indict-
ed for attempting to kill and his trial set
for last September's term Of court, but at
that term it was postponed till the
November term, and he was allowed to
60 on giving a bond Of $500 with Susan
Klievis, his aunt, as surety. AT the
November term he failed to appear
and his bond was declared forfeited.
Lately it was learned that he was work
ing in the coal mines at Warrenton, and
the aid OF the two Ohio officers named,
was enlisted to bring him back. 1t is
likely that in case he is convicted, his
going away and FORGETTING his bond will
make the penalty heavier.
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Evangelist Hogan ut youngstown.

Evengalist Ben Hogan, tie expire
fighter, gambler and saloon keeper, is
now in Youngstown, Ohio, conducting
a series OF evangelistic meetings similar
to those he carried on here. The Eren-
ing Telegram of last Monday contained
the following notice Of his meetings: :
''The three meetings SO far held by Ben
Hogan at the Bijou Theatre have proven
very successful. On Saturday night
there was large audience, yesterday af-
ternoon an unusual large audience, and
last evening hundreds were turned
away. Among the audience were no.
ticed many prominent saloon keepers;
in fact the larger portion of the audience
were non-church going people. The
greatest interest was manifested in
the meetings. Another meeting will be
held this evening and continued each
evening during the week"
Mr.. Arnold, the 'River Evangelist"
conducted a very interesting Gospel
mission meeting last night at "Hogan's
Tabernacle" (the Wheeling Wheelmen's
headquarters), in which he was assisted
by his daughters. Tonight a Gospel
Temperance meeting will be conducted
at the same place by Mr.. Arnold.
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"A Man Found Dead Near senwood.

Yesterday evening some workmen
coming to their homes in this city from
Benwood, along the Ohio River r. r.
tracks, discovered the dead body OF a
man in an out OF the way place over the
bank, near and a little beyond Boggs
Run. The corpse was unknown to any
of the men who made the discovery
The body and face are badly bloated
and present very sickening appear
new sidings of the Ohio River Company.
The remains have no marks of violence,
and the opinion that the man was frozen
to death during the recent cold snap
was advanced. The Coroner OF Marshall
county was sent for.
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coming to Sec tl,e Cremntory.

Yesterday Health Officer Garrison re-
ceived word.fro Mr.. 1t. Christian, Pres
ident of the Board of . Health of Rich
mond, Va, stating that he and several
members of his board, together with
some members of the Council of Rich
mond, would leave that place Thursday
evening for Wheeling. The party will,
it is reported, arrive here this evening
and be here all day tomorrow. Their
errand in coming to Wheeling is to in
spect the garbage crematory and gather
points relating to its construction, ca.
pacity and mode of operating, with a
view to utilize the information they may
obtain on this trip in the construction of
proposed crematory at Richmond.
DR.. Garrison has an interesting array of
facts and figures to present to the visit
ors, and will no doubt make their visit
an interesting one to them.
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MARTINS TERRY MATTERS.

A Pleasant Home Wedding-GeneralN News
and Personal Notes.
Mrs. Rev. DR.. F. S. DeHass left for New York
yesterday.
The elegant new school building in the Third
being distributed throughout the city.
Don't fail to attend the grand masque tbsi
February r. Valuable prizes will be given to
the lady and gentleman wearing the finest COS
". Kuckuck's, C. Longs. John Mader's and
Louis Tricks. 80 80 -
A charming little home wedding took Place at t
Portland Station, on Wednesday. The contract:
ing parties were Mr.. Frank MeConauGhey;r t OF
and MACE is sh Re Howe
Church. Of Martins cry, oficiated: The we'd wed;
intimate friends being present. There were no
attendants. An elegant dinner was served I'm.
enjoyed by the favored few. The newly married
couple left soon after the wedding for the East:
well known hereabouts The groom is q bust
ness man in Pittsburgh, formerly OF Little Wash
ington. ,,a t1ovard Gibson
two colored boys, and Il year olds respec-
lively, went into Boyd's shoe store to have pa
boys sat down, Howard near the money drawer
and one of the clerks began to put on the but,
ie es Howard saw the CLERK make change, and
being near the drawer. reached over, pulled the
drawer out and stole thebag which had not been
and walked out with his brother a few minutes
later. The bag which contained So Is WAS not
Burns was notified and got all the money back
except 81. They had hid the money at their
been recovered had the younger not ':peached"
after being threatened with arrest II the money
was not produced.
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INCAIi BREYITIES.
matters OF Minor Mention. In and About
Tim

Matters of Minor Mention. In ana 1Apoue
tho t.3 City. 6.
AT the Opera House ato-nlght--7-i1 mn llli,
the Penman. y
An the Grand night-utW lid Oats.nnz
s ~. Cs,n,o;I r,on,n,;ttea on yyharyes.
coIInd toS meet last night, failed to get a
:, ,or,n, - -
AlN Nc. ~ :, = 30 / arformancea at the
o,sa $3.50 Iorsa this afternoon for the bene-
Spetsu ~ III. 49, 5s
NJ. OF tne :, iiAs.
IREp IhikKs, auriyei ~ Az A .tasiuaf
engine mousse Is ialu III aSss'efN y
Jaunuic =, ane. s, n:
HE shamrock ba as1 Cluo VIII siye
pall IN turner nan .otnagne, sn; ;tI pff or
ceeds to be used IN purchasing SUITS lor
next season.
81 HoFFMANN's Etannery, at the foot OF
Twenty-fourth; street, is being enlarged
by the erection OF another story on Inc
"beam" house. 5E.5
THE Mercantile Club danced at its
pleasant club room in the Franzheim
block last night Z to Killmyer,s music.
| The OCCASION was very enjoyable one.
Ans MARY K1NcAIp. mother OF John
Kincaid. popular B. & 0. engineer,
died Yesterday at her sons home on
Twer,ty-fourth street, at the advanced
AGE of So years. sz5.3,sts5 Ez
S,,n,,ro,s in the emnloy of the new.
,,u;,i,raI = Io,,,.ny have been at work in
u.ta Si,o,,t Htnan;i,s for the mast few
a anus a s,,9n;na Ines for the nroposed new
bridge from the Island to the Ohio
shore. KS
ma otin,g ~ Council has been
,i,,S e. tJ,;s ayani5S for the nnrpose OF
ca.isH aUi oeneroi business of which
tsonsiuet o S,f;tn iar1s o,nomnt left nm
. .uet %Ho 81 Tact Iast tuesday NIGHTS regular
.'S".t;, Nc 49,, : e
iite N2 o..,,..,..,
JOHN W. STUFF, INC einclen tL! Nia a. h;s
OF brlogepot! Has t ine i ~ nf his little
snsi,:h III, whoc died Last Wednes.
9ausu. .ea,; Tha funeral will take
gay eSen o n;c,ooi- tb;s afternoon from
P1ace az ; oos;Sanoa in XII wood -:
hl. o'un . $3.50 = :, C,,o;. =,
DIR. JofIN A. CAMPBELL'C hair!,ah VI
the Council Heath Comhlttee, saiu y.s-
terday that ne IS reauE 70 attach .ps u,
savory places IN the CITY ana lnat ne
. thinks the commlttee Is ol Inc Satne
ninu. ie p,opEIa.o 80 w IS oil tEa Wages
tosether a1o uah; .oui u ca 80 f''oe>
whlch neeo a'ten'ion -
The Jeweiry stores OF TINS CITY VIII pe
closed from to io:oo O'CLOCK tnis morn,
, ing in order to allow the proprletoIs atu
clerks an opportunity 10 ATTEND Tue III.
neral OF the late Benedlck Heofank, wne
) died tuesday night AFTER an Illness o.
only TOUR days. inere VII, De q he4ulen
mass at the Catheorai at . clock'
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WlIEELING

.With tn same propel]ingS power. with
hoc kers &c feet long, he vii he smp-
pit with bal sGce5 rudd ers en- lis ex:i
ipected to- BE- an easy handler She will
have a handsome and spacious cabin
and will be nicely equipped. It is pos
'sible that the RainboW, hen relieved
in the Pittsburgh and Cincinnati packet
line by the new steamer keystone State,
may enter the Cincinnati and Memphis
trade. She has been very successful in
the Pittsburgh and Cincinnati trade.
Capt: F. f. !! Chancellor is still prospect;
Cincinnati trade. He wants a boat of
good carrying capacity, with good pas
senger accommod ations and fast. It is
to be hoped that he will succeed before
long in getting what he is looking for.
&: At Pittsburgh the river is reported to
be z feet and falling. ll
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Lnsl,,cv Goes to the open" To-day.

Sheriff John A. Swaney, of Hancock
county, arrived in this city yesterday af-
ternoon, for the purpose of taking to the
State penitentiary at Moundsville, Lash
ley, the man who last fall killed Jack Lee
during quarrel between the two, which
took place on board the boat Annie L.
Iashley, who has been kept in the Jail
here for the past three or four months,
the impression having gotten possession
OF the Hancock county authorities that
he would be safer here than in the Jail at
New Cumberland. The term OF inn
prisonment to which Judge Campbell
sentenced Lashley is four years and
eight months. Sheriff Swaney will take
him down TO the "pen" this morning.
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Tho Tri.statc Sanitary Convention.

Several OF the gentlemen appointed on
the Committee OF Entertainment for the
coming meeting of the Tri-State SAM
tary Association, to be held in this city
Thursday and Friday, February 81 and
%, met at the Chamber of Commerce
last evening and informally discussed
what was to be done, in company with
Health Officer Garrison, who has been
at the head thus far in arranging for the
affair. Nothing definite was done, how
man OF the committee, will call a formal
meeting of the committee, at which def
mite action will be taken, for next Mon
day evening at the Chamber OF Com
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A Pleasant Home wedding-GeneralN News
and Personal Notes. E3 49,
Mrs Rev. DR.. F. S. DeHass left for New York
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Sudden Death from Heart Disease.

William Seaton, better known on the
South Side as "Uncle Billy" Seaton,
dropped dead in his .own home on Eof
street near Thirty-Eighth street, yester-
day afternoon. Mr.. Seaton had just re-
turned from grocery store where he
had purchased ham which he handed
to his wife upon entering the house.
Just as Mrs Seaton took the ham in her
hands her husband sank to the floor dead.
Coroner Schultzc was called and a for
NAL inquest held, at which the physician
called, gave it as his opinion that heart
failure was the cause of death. Mr.. Sea-
ton was we'll and favorably known
throughout the city, and was past sew
enty years old. He leaves a wife and
several grown children.
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BELLAIRR BRIEFS. !
,e,nuera1 News Of an Interesting Nature

General gNewsk OF an 1nteres1ng Nature
s5 ri Personal Mention.
and the East
THE B. e. & II trains are making good time
this week, and are doing good business.
Merger has foF her this
The W. g. T. U. will meet at the First Presby-
terrain church this afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock.
Is The funeral of Mrs. Fred Burkhardt and child
took place yesterday. Both were buried In one
grave. 80. 3. -
Capt. Garrett sold five pieces of the Crangle
farm recently. Private residences are to be
built on these this Summer.
Of tbs WESTERN union
very sick and her lie is almost despaired of.
UP. Keyser lost valuable holstein; cow this
week which he valued at $50. It died from LINE inc
Mark Ault, the Fourth ward butcher, George
Upperman, Of the same ward, and "A. L. SulliT
van, of the Third ward, are smiling over the ar
rival of boys at their respective houses
Isaiah Wagner, of Monroe county, an old gem
tleman aged II, had leg amputated on the sth
inst for fungus haematodes. he stood the tn
operation well and Is getting along nicely now.
Arrangements are being made for the erection
of a new st. Johns Catholic church here during
the coming Spring and i. is
Seventh streets in the Fourth ward:
The Daily Independent has come out in a hand
some new dress and enlarged form and Is now
tation for brightness in its editorial and news
departments and deserves to prosper.
Tommy Slane has been arrested by Officer
Baugh and an effort will be made to send him
to the Reform School His father is dead and n.
/ his mother is drunk most OF the time: Inc NJ
1 tie fellow is only u and is incorrgble and the
proposed step is to be taken for the better future
| of the boy. - IS
1 A meeting of several of the colored Republican
voters Of this city was held. at the Second NJ
church Wednesday night, the purpose of which
was to give expression to their wants and en-
deavorS to arrive at some plan OF having theii
wants gratified. The following named commit
tee was appointed to report to the meeting.o p %
/ held at City Hall next Wednesday evening: d
W. Rolls. Thomas E.. Kern, r. Jacobs. w. II. Red
man and q. Jacobs. Addresses were made ps
Il Rev. w. II. Coleman and Mr.. Rolls.
i The fair or festival known as the Carnival o
l Days." about which SO much has been talked o
late opened at the Elysian last night with biz
4 attendance and every prospect for its being
most successful financial venture as well as {
charming social affair. Booths have been ar
ranged all around the building one for each da!
. .'Ironing Day." Wednesday, Baking Day." etc.
| etc 5 A miniature church was built by the LITTLE
folks, piece by piece, the building being accom-
panied by appropriate songs
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2Iiss Mamie Duncan, OF Kirkwood,
gave a charming afternoon progressive
cuch!e party TO a number OF her lady
friends At her pleasant home yesterday
afternoon. There were twenty-four
ladies present, but not black coat was
to be seen in the gay assembage The
first prize was taken by Miss Carrie
Coed: OF this city, and the second by
Miss Phillips, OF Allegheny City. Re
freshments we're sesyed in u dainty
manner during THO afternoon.
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OWING to the fact that we expect to
move on April l, we will close out a
large assortment of new and shop worn
sewing machines, bicycles and type
writer's. Intending to devote our atten-
ton exclusively to the Standard and
White Sewing Machines, Calagraph,
World and Merritt Typewriters and a
few makes of bicycles. Come early and
secure bargains.
EDw. L. ROSE & Co.,
IS Twelfth street.
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A BIG CEMENT CONTRACT
Closed by Paige, Carey s. Co. Yesterday In
s This CITY.

The large and well known contracting
firm of Paige, Carey & Co. yesterday
closed contract with Messrs. Neill &
dillingham;, the wholesale 'grocers, for
ten thousand barrels of Cumberland
Hydraulic cement to ;be used in putting
up the portals, retaining walls and other
stone work that will be necessitated in
driving the big tunnel under Chapline
hill and constructing the proposed ter
minal system in the Caldwell run sec
ton. Ten thousand barrels is consider
able cement, but it is probable that
nearly three times as much will be re-
quired to complete the work.
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Rheumatism

is undoubtedly caused by Tactic acid in
the blood. This acid attacks the tibrous
tissues, and causes the pains and aches
in the back, shoulders, knees, ankles,
hips and wrists. Thousands of people
have found in Hoods Sarsaparilla
positive cure for rheumatism. This
medicine, by its purifying action, neu-
builds up and strengthens the whole
bodu
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Il yoi; cai.nn; sec ANA need spectacies
.yn si:DHi;! cliio liz ana have yoi,r Eyes
;.-=:@i s!iih9at charge. We have tic
i:.,eSt Instruments and more experience
ING .auy o;i!vr upticia!i in the State,
AL ::;;;r:Ii:tec satisfaction or money re-
.t..,!s.s:. JACOB IL. GEUBB,
JeWcier and Uptician-
j:,s. Twelfth i1uti liiarket Streets.
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Interested People.

Advertising a patent medicine in the
peculiar way in which the pro-
prietor of Kemp Balsam for
Coughs and Colds does, it is
indeed wonderful. He authorizes all
druggists to give those who call for it a
sample bottle free, that they may try it
before purchasing. The large bottles are
SOC and 81. We certainly would advise
a trial. 1t may save you from consump-
ton DIV
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Thursday, February 20, the Baltimore
& Ohio viii sell excursion tickets to
Washington and Baltimore Mt $40 for the
round trip, good returning ten days.
Through sleeper from Wheeling on the
6:20 p. m. train. For further informa-
ton call on agents OF the Baltimore &
Ohio
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Bucklen's Arnfca Salye.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price 25 cents per
box. For sale by Logan Drug Co.
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srECIaI BARGAINS

IN heavy weigh; woolens, consisting
.t Sui.iHgs, PaItaitOning and Over
coatiii:S, @iiich We warrant to make up
in lirst-class style.
100 dozen more OF those celebrated %
cent Halt Hose il: Fast Black, MerinO
an.t Ei.mci's Hair just received.
Knit Jackets q specially.
Flannel Shirts i'll all sizes at so cents
and upwards.
c. HESS d sons,
j:i2. (: 1923 MarI;ct street.
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held at Clarksburg to-day. They are
delegates from the ublican: League
Club of w ellsburg. They joined a NUM-
Der. of Republicans from here who went
out to the convention on the IL $50
O'Clock train over the Baltimoret& Ohio
last night. The indications are that the
convention will be well attended from
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WAsHISGToT, Feb. 13.-For Western
Pennsylvania, warmer, utherly winds;
fair weather, followed by rain.
For West Virginia and Ohio, warmer,
s9utherly Winds, increasing cloudiness
and rain.
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a Pleasing Sense

OF health and strength renewed and of
ease and comfort follows the use OF
Syrup Of Figs, as it acts in harmony with
nature to eIectually cleanse the system
when costive or bilious. For sale in SOC
and 81 90 bottles by all leading druggists.
DIV
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Is combination of the active properties
of dates, figs and prunes, and other
tropical fruits. Its pleasant taste and
beneficial effects have rendered it inn
popular. 1t cures habitual con-
Indigestion, biliousness, sick
headache, piles, etc. Sold in SO cent
bottles by @. R. Goetze, w. w. Irwin,
w. E. Williams and John Laughlin.
Logan Drug Co. and Goodwin & Co.,
wholesale agents,
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a Question.

Do you suffer with habitual constipa-
ant mutt laxative, Elixir of Dates. It
will cure you. Sold in so cent bottles
by g. R. Goethe, w. w. Irwin, w. E.
Williams, John Laughlin. Logan Drug
Company and Goodwin & Co., wholesale
nnantS
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Messrs. D. McClelland and C. X. Scott,
OF Wellsburg, passed through here last
evening to attend the convention of the
State League of Republican Clubs to be
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Keeps the finest Malaga Grapes and
the Choicest Fruits Of all kinds in the
city, No. 1898 Main street, opposite L.
Balls shoe store.
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IT is the slight cold frequently con-
tracteA that finally undermines the
gystem. Use DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
in the beginning stages and be cured.
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Keeps the finest Malaga Grapes and
the Choicest Fruit of all kinds in the
city, No. 1898 Main street, oppositite E.
Balls shoe store.
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OND HUNDRED AND FIFTY good seats
left in gallery for EIks' benefit this after
noon. Only so cents. Performance
commences at 80 sharp.
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81 I'M, THE PENMAN," and other attrac-
tions at Opera House this afternoon,
benefit of Eiks' charity fund. so cents
admits to gallery. Good seats left.
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M. J. MCFadden.
HATS! HATS! HATS!

To fix attention upon my Hat Department.
populsT Eat Store III Wheeling. have marked
my goods at prices entirely new TO the people OF
Good Felt Working Hats. all shapes. soc.
Fine Crush and Cigarette Hats. soc, loc and 81;
Fine Fur lists, latest style, 81 90, 81 %. 81 ~
Tourist Hats, Creased Crowns 81 90, 81 so. 81 IS
Wide s5tim. Ceased Crown Hats, zoe. 7sc,
81 80 aud 81 g.
of my larse stock Of Late style Winter SIif Hats.
Good Quality Black Stiff Bats, 81 90.
titoG: SUR SGi Hats, reduced from 81 ~ 10 20.
Fine FUR Stiff Hats, reduced from 81 50 10 u W.
Ex;-s Fine stiff Hats reduced from 81 80 10 = A.
EoyS, Cloth Hats all styles. - and 1oc-5
d SorS' Cloth Caps. Que and TWO pcaSs, 70, 30
Bays Plush, Polo and Windsor Caps. Is, s. sud
50 ccutS.
Mems Plain Cloth Caps, Is and sc.
Mems Windsor Caps. with ROLL 50 ana QUO.
ac.i's Plush W;adsor Caps, 81 90, 81 70 & 81 oo-