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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-01
WELLSBURG.

WELL>BURC. W. VA, January 3l-The
many friends OF Postmaster j. VI. Jones
will be sorry 10 hear that he is still con-
tined 10 his room with a low grade OF fever
He is reported some better to-day.
H. c. LaZear of Kansas City, IS here
this week, and report has it that he will re
turn to West Virginia to live.
Mr.. Paxton. cashierOf the First National
BanE mas been somewhat indisposeu a
part of this week. but is now better
Mrs. G. W McCleary entertained few
friends Wednesday evening in honor of her
guest, bliss Cleavcr. Of Mt. Pleasant. ..
Mir. w. Il. Smith. of ParlIersbUrs. was
up calling on friends Saturday.
Prof Schofeld. the well known music
teacher Of Martins Ferry, was up on Fri
day. aud thinks Of organizing Il class in
vocal music, something much neglected
here.
The NJ. +. Church held pleasant social
with supper on Thursday evening.
The Lazearvil!e bottle works are running
extra time now. endcavorug to get up with
the orders. The Eagle is running steadily.
The new heating arrangement is said to be
q complete success.
The electric light poles are being rapidly
placed in position and we will likely soon
DE out of darkness.
Mrs. Laura Beltz was married 20 Mr..
Geo kirkland. late of Australia but now
of Lebanon, Ohio. She proposes closing
out her business here and with her husband
will remove 10 California.
Miss Parlins. Of Winchester. Va. is the
guest of her aunt, Mrs f. j. PAUL, on
Pleasant avenue.
The High School had their first literary
performance on Friday afternoon, being
Joined by Miss Wilson's room. MIR ChaS
McCaine and Miss Sadie Glass disposed of
the Iudian question in the debate. The
performances were very creditable.
The Home Amateur society Will give
Nevada" again on Monday night. The
Bethany Glee club will assist.
Mr. Ben Harvey is still quite id at his
home on Main street
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-01
CLARKSHURG

~ .,..,rtnG. W. VA, january 5l--to-
,,-.-.r. I3 O'Clock tine affairs OF lAie Ci19
NJ p.. turned over 20 Mayor 'VA" =.
Vance The nual meeting OF the year "~ -
h..,u held. ami ALI the new memue-s uS
--~.-.1~.., rh, new council is composer OF
49, f.Iovrinc members. John 4. auVe'
Rfsvor. NJ 81 Thompson, RecOfucr' @l'U
C,'l,..Iuen. y. II. Brennan, Joseph ~ y,
ConuelL r.. A Lang, 4. NJ. tiait '..'" -
Tayma.,er. ON M0ucaN ii--t 'nv -i'
rietunc will oe Aclu. 1hete - q 90 "a.
deal of anxiety among c4D-I1"-Ss 'os 10. ~
offices oI appointment Wl-Hl- w --.-,.,.',,
Council. There WALL bee c-ose" 4" ~ 49,.
Cr.,.,r Superintendent, W a,-t W ~ -
C.-.,..is..at'rr. Assessor aud Two ponce
rr.- ...t- unaucia. couliluu Jl e-c N''-
FL -n.r and couscU UculJ lAe '-.v-.'-
C,.r...I .ciu iu no way be EN- DAT
frar.. o..,rr cash Oh hand lo Jhe V-e~-' va
l,rhrn water iuud anna tut seAei-- i-''',
Yr.t,. b, 20 be- q new venture DID, -o'.- .'.--
isf-..erort iu tnis place. bl APt- ~ az
o-lsr Democratic paper WIZ iA''A9
pe.rtr.e unler either l-c A--i' D.. g..
4 ...a o- THE CI,,is, aud VIII oe -i-0. ' "a,
rnau.et1cut of Col. Matt ILL., Op't. ~ .'-
l-,,,..,. asa lorli1lg and eloquent wiz p
49, Mr. ltoiN. toruer.y on tac re23rioll.1
st..If cf a NASHVILLE p~p-t- l- ' '-'
j satr-.rtau Democracy.
Inarerv short wlile we are 70 --' = "..
ots..l. n.i.-. under ttc uaue ll -"e ''-.''
N.,ri.n.. bauk 10 wiA oe loca-e- ON '-1
&c.. ,.r,t,.rtv uu Main street Among
-.--.- B.. -i-...v ,.u-a-et in furthcr.nS tic
.........r.-e are Prof. IT,. Nj. J~'N9oN anu
C.ur .Nm. Hood. .,....;.,.
H. A. Noryhco-t, formerly OF -..9 wy ;
.~. ,oa vi General Noflaco-.' "'' .--, ~
f...,,. l.srsul Oi the Nauona Oie'--l-1''-'o
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-01

of the Hancock G A. X. Post last Wednes..
dav evening. was one of the largest ana
most pleasant affairs ever held here. Tue
commander of the Department OF West
Virginia. George j. Walker, expressed
himself pleased and satisfied with the
Post. The Commanders Grafton was iol-
lowed by addresses from members OF tue
post. Notable among these was concise
and eloQuant one from j. V. Barton.
Miss Linaberger, of North Benwood, has
returned from an extended visit to friends
near Pittsburg.
+. H. Crockard was down at the County
seat Friday.
Quite number of our people are attend
ing the series of protracted meetings al
| McMechen.
was reported yesterday.
Harry Engle, of the firm Of II. n. Taylor
/ * Co, OF Philadelphia. will spend the
greater part Of this month at the residence
of his father, Rev. j. Engle, on Nam
street
The funeral of Miss Joclyn Fame, who
died after a long illness, took place al Nc
Mechen Thursday.
b. Benson. James McJilton and f. Hon-
man will leave for Parkersburg tomorrow
/ 10 attend tue L. ). Grand Jury.
The piece OF machinery hllONu % e"s
s.pusher" and used at the Wheeling Steel
works was hauled over from the machine
shops in Bellaire yesterday, where It mad
| been to be re- bored. II took several teams
10 remove il. The rapidity Ut which the
| Wheeling Steel works Is getting It's repair
/ ing done and machinery put in place would
/ Indicate that that industry will shortly re-
sumo
/ \ Moundsville man named Dardlnger
met with bad accident here Friday even
/ ing. He was walking on the b. y y.
track near Schad's crossing and seeing an
engine approaching in front OF him stepped
/ 10 the side track TO avoid i, not noticing d
train coming in the rear on the same trach
/ He had gone but few PAGES when ne was
struck by the engine and thrown INTO i
ditch where he lay for some time before
discovered He was put on litter ana
taken TO the lookup where DR.. Haskins
was summoned and gave him the necessary
surgical attention He was taken 10 the
train aud seut 10 his home in Moundsvilie.
40 bones were broken, but ne was badly
shaken up and it may be some time before
he RECEIVERS.
Early yesterday morning an employe al
the Riverside works had one of MS feet
badly mashed
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-01
GRAFTON.

GRArroN. January 3l.-E. Klein. re
turned this morning from business TRIP 10
Wheeling.
l.. ADDISON was In Philippi last Thurs
H Gains returned FROM Davis City
Wednesday. having oeen there for several
weeks selling goods.
l.. NJ. Boyles. proprietor Of the Ware
House. is on the sick list this week.
Dr. JOhu J. Warden aud sons, OF weston,
were the guests o. Or a >. Warden,
THURSDAY.
The EDworth League held a very in'e,-
est,nr meeting at The 81 =. Church last
night over three h-udred persons were
fu attendance. The exercises consisted OF
music recitations and speeches, each per
former doing his part % the satisfaction oil
The huge audience. tbs society was or
e.irized here about one year ago, and now
has membership Of nearly Two hundred.
Prof r. FL O'Brien. of PittSburg, has
been here several days looking up lnsur-
auce business and renewing old acqualnt-
auCes.
Tae town Council at its last meeting ur-
chased The Campbell lot, near the court
House. Ou Whict TO erect a town ANA mar
zct house. The SUN paid Was -, POO. The
deal has met with 10 little opposition frO@
d zrgat many of our citizens, on various
rreteuses, some claiming that the locauOn
IS NOT % g0od one and for "a building OF that
e.rd. 70 should be i0catej farther east.
while others claim that tha town is rot able
to pct up such "a building, aud that me
Gown does need it The opposition IS 50
.rc4t that an Injunction is strongly SpoAeR
+ of % prevent Che i0re-tment.
Thomas G. Natcs, OF Simpson, viii in "a
shor. time open up a law Office Ia town
Manager Wolf, OF Telephone service.
.yas in town Yesterday. Mr. WO.f was on
/ his WAY TO Clarks0urg, where he has Sc
cured a sufficient number of subscribers 10
/ place telephones iu that city. and will in a
Short time connect Grafton with that
place There are - telephones in here
now. and we have telephone cOmmunica-
zion with PruntytOwu and FairmOnt
The oil business took Il little furry on
Thursday and has not settled down 10 quiet
business vet The indications are that on
has been struck On Thursday morning
the tools gOt fastened and il was necessary
I for the men who were drilling 20 call the
assistance of "a ueighbOr 20 get them ont
and from him 10 has been learned that on
drawing the augur oil followed. The men
closed Gown al once and cleared all signs
|ot oil away from Rector Bros. The pro-
pr.et0rs are denying the report and say
that the cause of delay is broken tools. ana
.tncv are awaiting repairs and Will resume
drilling again Ia "a few days. Our people
are inclined 10 believe that they have
struck oil aud are holding baci. so as 20 re-
ceiye more leases. We Lope the latter Is
true.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-01
BRIDGEPORT.

BRIDGEPORT, January 3l.-Some persons
think water is the most important matter
10 the people Of our place al this time,
while others think the street railway Ordi-
nance and the opening OF new street
through Koehnliue's property, from their
crossing 10 the west end OF the new bridge
and car line down into the centre of. our
town, is the most important Your re-
porter, on Yesterday, dropped into the
place Of prominent business man of our
town. and one who has excellent ideas on
most all subjects. especially public i'm
provemerts. and asked him what be thought
of the proposed water works project. In
answer he said that he thought good
water could be obtained here by driving
nest OF wells down toward the Crystal
glass factory, and pumping it up on Rhodes
hill into 4 reservoir. This would give us
clear water, and As soft water as was in
the Ohio river and. in addition, it would
be filtered. He further stated that these
wells might be Up the river, and perhaps,
out in the river around the point OF the
Island He further suggested that he was
impressed with the IDEA of having the
Legislature OF West Virginia. now in
session, amend the charter of Wheeling so
asto allow that city 20 furnish Us with water
by running pipe under the back river.
The gentleman said that he had never given
the matter of water supply any specia. attcn-
ton, but thought he could devise plan to
get US good water. and at a reasonable cost.
The gentleman then branched of on the
subject of street railroads. and said Now.
You strike me where / live have been
living awake ut night thinking how this
matter could be solved satisfactorily 20 all
persons concerned. In the first place, |
take it, that all persons living on the
Ohio Valley pike, south Of the
west end of the new bridge.
are interested. now. sinceI the bridge is
an assured thing, IN having the street car
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-01
ST. CLAIRsyILLE.

ST. CLAIRsv1LLE, January 3l.-The Gil
bert Opera Company played 'Mascotte
to Il good house here last night. II was the
opening OF the Court House Hall for
dramatic purposes. They will play
Chimes of Normandy to night.
Laura Gilmore, daughter Of w. B. Gil
more, is seriously i'll with typhoid fever
The spring term of the Common Pleas
Court commences Tuesday with ten cases
On the docket.
J, T. Troll is confined 10 his home with
a slight relapse of his previous sickness.
w. y. Miller, Of this place. IS working at
McClainsyille.
The telephone poles are all up, but it IS
not known how soon the line Will be ready
for use.
J.C. Miliizer. proprietor Of the Central
House. died at o'clock this morning after
Il brief illness He had been in failing
health for some time He was "a years old.
He was one of our best citizens and en-
loved the confidence and respect Of al VINO
knew him Funeral at p N. MonGay.
Telford, son of Robert Stedman, IS dan
gerously i'll with pneumonia.
Albert and GeorSe Troll, Of the firm Of
T. Trolls Sons. will start a branca mer
chant tailor store in Canton, ..
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-01
SHORT CREEK.

SHORT CREEK, ". VA. Januarr $i.-Mrs
Martha Dean. an aged lady Of this place,
had a very serious stroke OF paralysis 4
few days ago, and her death is ,aomentarily
expected.
\. j. Wilson entertained number Of his
many friends on last Tuesday evening by
giving a grand euchre party. Refresh
ments were served at proper hour AID
the whole affair was admirably arranged.
Mr. Kyle, who has been very i'll, IS able
TO be out again.
John Youngman is down with typhoid
fever.
The country roads are in bad condition
Just now on account of the continuous rains
and Mr.. McCulloch has force Of men at
work putting down stone in the worst
places
Alex Rouse is sick with pneumonia.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-01
BURLINGTON.

BrnLlNeroN. O., January 3l.-On Friday
evening about fourteen couples Of young
people were invited to the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Vim. Hood. where pleasant
evening was spent in dancing. Music was
made by Campbell's band.
On Wednesday evening two wagons
loaded with Burlingtonites started for
Short Greek. ana after long but pleasant
drive they arrived at the home of Noah
Arnold. who entertained them all by Civ
ing d regular old-time dance.
The Gray farm, which is located between
Patton's Run and Deep Run, was sold last
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-01
In an Italic Voice.

EDGAR"
There were italics in her voice that
sent a thrill Of apprehension through
him.
What IS it?" ne cried.
"A hair on your coat lapel
1T can't be any ones but yours"
"Do you think to deceive me. My
hair is brown; this is blonde, very
blonde
Edgar was silent for several heart
beats, and then, with sigh Of relief
said:
Yes. my dearest. But this is an old
coat When last wore it to see you
blonde hair was the fashion Washing
tom Post.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-01

line come down past their property. This
is reasonable. as IL would enhance the value
of their property and make it more de-
sirable"
Mr.. Frank c. Woodstock mas purchased
a house and lot on Whitley street from
Perry Hathaway for the sum OF SLOW
cash.
The Good Templars viii hereafter meet
on Friday evening of each week instead OF
on Tuesday evening. They are also
making preparations 10 give al oyster sup
per on SATURDAY evening next.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-01
EAVENSWOOD.

RAvrNswOoD, January 3l.-Capt. ". W.
Eayman arrived home from the South
last week.
W. W McGugin. accompanied b. his
mother. are on a visit at houtOn, Ohio,
their former home
Miss May Park, of Parkersburg. is a
guest Of her cousin, Mrs J. E. McGlothlin.
Miss Lizzie Young, formerly telegraph
operator here, was visiting her friend,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-01
NOTICE.

We have been appointed the Agent, of the
Champion Iron Co, Of Kenton. o. The largest
Iron and Fence and Ornamented Works in the
United States. They manufacture l3S different
styles OF Fence. Cemetery Lot Enclosures.
Builders Iron Work Iron Starway,. Brackets
for Balconies. Ncranda Columns. Nerauda Rail
ings, Iron Tree Guards Window Guards. S"ttees
ana Chars. Entrance Gates Iron Posts, Galysn
lied Iron Work. Fire Escapes. &c. &c.
Making specially OF this class ~ work. and
having a splendidly equipped plant, they are
prepared 10 make much closer prices than can
be obtained elsewhere. We shall be pleased U
show signs and quote prices.
A. j. SWEENEY q SON,
deSdh Wheeling. Y. Va.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-01

Tuesday for $500 MIR. H. Smith, of
Martins Ferry, made the purchase.
Mathew Howell is slowly recovering
from the injuries ne received two weeks
ago. caused by falling from his wagon.
Dried Delany is on the sick list
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-01

The importance of purifying the blood can
20; be oyerestlma:ed, for without pure blooo
you cannot enjoy good health.
At tits season nearly every one needs
good medicine 20 purify, vtalize, and enrich
the blood, and we ask you to try Hoods
Doo,,i;o,. Sarsapa-illa. Itstrengthens
SCli!'Gi and builds up the system,
creates ar appetite, ana tones the digestion,
While il eradicates disease. The peculiar
combination, proportion. and preparation
II the vegetable remedies used give to
Hoods Sarsaparilla pecul- tt I+eoIf
Jar curative powers. No y EtSSii
nehassuch arecord Of wonderful
cures. Ii you have made up your mind TO
buy Hoods Sarsal arilla DO not be induced 70
take any other instead. It is q PecuiiG
Medicine, and is worthy your confidence.
Hoods Sarsaparilla is sold by all druggists.
Prepared by c. L Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass
100 Doses One Dollar
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-01
NEIGHB0RH00D.
wBAT BsS BEEN GOING on N NEAR BY
TOWNS TgE PAST WEEK.

Seal Asairs Happenings ard Events Of Local IL
ts-ssi Gaihe-sd By "Ssgs'er AsP'''s's'
READABLE Resume Of the News.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-02-01
DENTIST.
$500 ReWal

WE viii pay the above reward
Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia. >'rs
digestion. Constipation or C0>'l..
not cure with West, Negetlf
when the directions are strictly
They aye purely Vegetable. anI .
give satisfaction. Sugar Co.f'l.
containing 20 Pills. - cent. brN
t-rfeits aud limitations The 2rr
fured only by THE JOHN H"
PANI. CHICAGO. ILL. Sold bF B.
ers, Wheeling, ". Va. --
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-04
BAR BANQUET NEXT THURSDAY.
Monthly Meeting of the Association Held
YeStardav ID

Monthly Meeting of the Association Held
Yesterday.
The monthly meeting Of the Bar Asso-
citation was held at o'clock yesterday af-
ternoon. Edward s. Carpenter was admit
ted as a member, and the names of Judge
j. w. Over and West McMurray proposed
for membership. The Committee of Ar
rangements for the annual banquet OF the
association reported that the affair would be
held Thursday evening January at the
Duquesne Hotel. The committee had not
decided as to who the invited guests should
be, nor as to the ioasts. This matter will
be attended to tomorrow.
The following amendment to the bylaws
was defeated:
Provided that in any case where member of
the bar shall have been convicted of any
offense involving moral turpitude. by court of
law or where improper conduct, Such as may
be the basis of a charge against him for disbar-
ment, has become notorious, the association
may direct an investigation of his case to be
made by the Committee on Offenses, and may
appoint special committee to prosecute
such investigation before the Committee on
Offenses.
The amendment was defeated upon the
ground that it was unnecessary, because the
bylaws contained a clause which covered
such cases.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-04

rprc1AL TxLEeRAM 10 THE pIsrArcH.i
NEW YORK, Jan. 3-Richard 81. Schmidt
is chief carver in a downtown restaurant
He is not living with his wife just now, and
she has sued him for abandonment Mrs.
Schmidt says that her husband has left her
to live with another woman. Schmidt earns
something like $40 week and he has been
able to pay his wife S. week. The other
woman in the case is Miss Lille Anderson,
a good looking young actress. 1t was she
who told the reporter this story:
"Mr. Schmidt is a good friend of mine,
and am afraid that he is very much In
love with me, but don't like it. did not
know until recently that he was married,
and when found it out I tried to keep him
away. Then became acquainted with his
wife, and when found out what kind of a
woman she was I did not blame him for
wanting to run away from her. The trouble
with Mrs. Schmidt is that she believes in
fortune telling. She spends nearly all the
money which he gives her at Mime. Icons,
on Third avenue, where she buys charms
and hoodoos. She is intensely jealous and
uses all her magic things to keep her hus-
band away from other women.
"She would buy little pieces of red silk
and tissue paper from Nine. Leon for s.
and sew item on his underclothing. She
bought two bottles of some stuff, which 1
don't believe is anything but water, threw
them at him SO that he would remain true to
her. She keeps a tintype picture of her hus-
band in q cup of water and has another
picture of him on the wall, upside down.
Two weeks ago he became tired of all
this nonsense and left her. She came
around here often alter that and so did
her husband. His wife once asked whom he
was going to stick to, her or me. He said
he wasn't going to stick to anybody, but he
liked me thousand times better than he
did her. Then she founced out of the room.
There is no doubt of the mans being dead
In love with me, but I pity him very
much"
Mrs. Schmidt had her husband brought to
court on Friday, and charged him with
abandoning her. She admitted, however,
that he was paving her S. week-all that
he could afford-regularly. The judge told
her that he could not force her husband to
live with her, but he would see that he sup
ported her.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-04
What the Bland Act Covers.
A MAN OF MANY PARTS.
he Figures as a Wealthy Lover and Then as
a Furious Avenger.

he Figures as a Wealthy Lover and Then as
a Furious Avenger.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIsPArcHi
SCRANTON, Jan. 3.-Queer reports have
reached this city from Parkersburg, w. Va,
and indianapolis of Scranton man named
]. P. Simpson, who is travelling from city to
city in search of a man named Middleton,
who, he says, year ago abused his little
daughter. Chief of Police Wade says
Simpson is either a crook or insane. While
in this city few months ago he engaged
himself to young girl who was well con-
nected. He seemed to have plenty of
money, giving his iance very valuable pres
ents. The wedding day was fixed, the tros-
seau was finished and the clergyman paid q
SIS fee in advance.
A lew days before the date fixed for the
wedding Simpson SAID he had received a
telegram from the southern part of the State
informing him that his brother-in-Iaw had
been killed in railroad accident, and call
ing him there. He left the city leaving an
unpaid board bill and taking with him a
gold watch set with diamonds, owned by his
landlady. He was never heard from after
until the reports came from the West,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-04
CENsURED BY DRUMMERs.

Harrison and Wanamaker Denounced for
POstofice Appointment.
ESPECIAL TEL EGKAM TO THE D1sPArcH.l
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 3.-The Indiana
Commercial Travellers Convention gave
Harrison and Wanamaker black ewes to-
day. Some time ago the editor of an Os-
wego n. Y. paper published an attack on
the commercial travellers of the country,
accusing them all OF being q menace to
good society. President Harrison after
ward appointed this editor postmaster at
Oswego. The various travelling mems or
ganizations of the country have condemned
the appointment.
The Indiana Association was not slow to-
day to show its condemnation of the ap-
pointment. By standing vote it censured
President Harrison and the Postmaster Gen
eral for naming such man for public no.
sition, and the Secretary was instructed to
notify the President and the Postmaster
General of the action of the association.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-04
CORSET COVERS!

Fine muslin Corset Covers, well
made, the best fitting, II 1-2c each.
Qimited-only two to any one pur-
ehaser).>
Fine cambria Corset Covers,
square neck, trimmed with neat
Hamburg Edge, 24c each.
Fine Cambria Corset Covers, v
shape, trimmed with wide fine Ham
burg Edge, 39c each.
Fine Cambria Corset Covers, v
shape, back and front trimmed with
wide Hamburg Edge, ACC each.
(Limited-only two to any one pur-
chaser).
Fine Cambria Corset Covers,
square neck, trimmed with fine
Hamburg, back and front, 49c each.
Better styles made in the latest
shapes, trimmed in the finest laces
and embroideries, at 69c, TAG, ooc,
81 a4 81 80 up to Sa "A each.