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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-29
NAUGHTY GIRLS

Don Their Brothers Clothes and Prone
made the Strosts Of New martinsviile-
Special Te'egram 90 tts Register.
NEW MkRTINsvuIE March 2S.-Ihere
are two or three girls here who are keeping
pretty close 20 home. some evenings ago
they were discovered by TWO young men
promenading on one of the dark streets IN
mems clothes.
The Young men noticed that the parties,
whom they took 20 Oe young men, were
acting very suspiciously, and they watched
them for quite q while, then, recognizing
their voices, started in pursuit. After a
pretty good chase the girls were over
taken and then quite q scene took place
The young women broke down and begged
their captors 10 release them and, also, 90
never mention the occurrence, but the story
was TOO good 10 keen and one of the boys
gave it away. The girls are very respect
able and are well thought of no the town.
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REAL estate MARKET.

The Alert club will give its first past
lenten dance tonight
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THB FUNERAL OF KOSSUTH.
An Immense Throng a. the Church in
Turin

Turln.
Turin, March 2S.-The funeral services
over the remains Of Louis kossuth were
neld in the Evangelical Church to-day
ne city was crowded with sight seers
ana tue streets presented a most remark
aoie appearance owing 70 the immense
number OF Hungarians In full national
costume who MINGLED with the thrOngs,
The streets through which the funeral
procession passed we're lined by municipal
guards anu on all sides were 70 be seen
mourning emblems and Grape draped flags.
Toe coffin inside the church rested upon
handsome catafalQue and was covered with
MOWERS. Standing pjCturesqucly around
Iae cataialque was a guard of honor Of
hungarian students in the national cos
tune. This guard Of honor WITH accom-
pany the remains % Buda Pestn with the
representatives OF the municipality Of that
city. Owing 20 the fact that the church
could not hold Oue-tenth part of the Hun
garians assembled in the city, much less
the representatives Of many foreign ma
tons no desired 20 do honor 20 the mem
DRY Of kOssuth. only the chief representa-
uves Of the Hungarian delegations and tho
leading representatives Of foreign nations
were able 20 obtain admittance.
Near the catafalque were the sons Of
AAQSolLlt MS sister anu ms uCPltWo-
Pastor PeyrOt delivered the funeral adj
dress tn Italian, eulOgizing kOssuth's pri-
vate virtues and patriotic devotion 20 Hun
gary The choir then sang choral hymn,
written by Luther. and an anthem com
posed by Palestrina. After the simple
ceremonies the coffin was placed upon
funeral car. drawn by four horses, aud the
procession moved slowly towards the rail
road station.
The train bearing the remains OF Louis
kOssutn back 20 his native land are eN-
pected TO reach Buda Pesth early to-mor-
row morning.
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The S. w. a. y. Club was entertain
ed To- a delightful manner at the home
OF Miss Mary Ritter, on South Main
street, Tuesday evening.
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NJ WAS LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT
On the part OF the Count, aud it Is hop
ed nc WIN BE Lasting.

ed it WIN BE Lasting.
New YoRK. March 2S-The marriage Of
Miss Annie Seabury Brewster 70 Count
Henri sDeFrankeusteinis notable not only
from the fact that it brings foreign title
10 another American girl but that IL ends a
wooiug most enthusiastic on the part OF the
bridegroom. Miss Brewster is the daughter
or Wm Cullen Brewster, president Of the
Plaza bank and a millionaire. The brides
uncle, who died few years ago, left her
s. ,0JO.COo, which has since been greatly in
creased by good investment Miss Brew
ster Is pretty, petite and decided blonde.
Count Henri DeFrankensteinc comes from
a wealthy old Polish family, which has
long been a powell with the Vatican. He
is about 2S years old. His complexion,
eyes and hair are dark, and the lower part
Of his face is covered with a closely-cut
beard. He looks foreign, and talks Eng.
hsh with an interesting accent. Most Of
his life has been spent at Rome, where the
family has q palace. He met Miss Brews-
ter while she was travelling on the Cont
uent two years ago. From accounts, 1t
was a case of love 40 first sight on the part
of the count
Some weeks AGO the Count came to
America 10 press his suit. He came armed
with letters Of introduction from some car
dinals at Rome 90 Archbishop COrrigan
and Cardinal Gibbons
Mr. Brewster was at first averse to the
marriage He would have preferred an
American son-in-law, but finally waived
his objections The one mitch after that in
the matrimonial affair was that Miss
Brewster was Protestant, while the
Count was a Catholic, but Miss Brewster
settled matters by entering the Roman
Catholic church. Preparations for the
wedding have Oeen most magnificent, even
though the participants intended il 10 be a
very Quiet affair.
The Wedding took place at ST. Patrick's
Cathedral Archbishop CORR gan oficiat-
Ell, assisted 0y Rev. James 81. Connolly aud
Rev. Henry r.. Newey. The uuptial mass
was celebrated by Rev. Il. DAILY The al
tar was profusely decorated with lilies.
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SOyE MORE SEVERE WEATHER

Fort SCOTT KAN, March ga blizzard
from the northwest reached this section Of
Kansas to-day. the thermometer dropping
20 20 degrees above zero. Such fruits as
were left bv the recent cold wave are eX-
pected % be killed by this storm.
CHICAGO, March 2S.-A snow storm slid
down on Chicago last night and has ragged
all dav. Street car travel was badly de-
moraIized by the damp, s0ggy beautiful
the cable roads being especially hampered
ny tue storm.
ST Paul, MIN, March 2S-TO-day
was clear and bright but the snow was
three to- four inches deep. The weather
bureau announces a cold wave headed this
way. and the fan win bring the tempera-
tUre 10 zero.
RoCBFoRD, Ill.,, March 2S.-Six inches
OF snow fell here last night and a regular
blizzard ragged.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that a meeting OF the
stockholders Of the Consolidated Building,
Loan and Trust Co., will be held at the Office OF
Geo. y. Mathls0n. 1928 Market street In the
CITY Of Wheeling, county Of Ohio Snd State Of
West Virginia on Monday a prll eth, 1894, al
7.30 p. m, for the purpose OF elecung Board
OF Directors making bylaws, aud trausactHg
any other business which may lawfully be done
ec8l meeting.
l.. d. WILSON, JOHN T. McGRAW,
Y. s. RILEY. 4. b. GARDEN,
A. G.. HADLfCH JOHN j. SHEEkEN,
f.. j. WINGERTER, SEATON ALEXANDER,
A. H.WIEDEBUSCH, GEO. J. MATHlSON
mrllTU.Tara COrpOrat0rS.
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NJ. f. Dryden will address the Social
Purity Club at its rooms on Coal street
this evening.
-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-29

The Couilion Club entertained very
pleasantly at the Mercantile Club rooms
Tuesday evening.
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Tan.Gani LriInlas.

Suspenders, Clothes Lincs 2,-rcnt Jewslerv.
Anger Braces Stationery packages. jail Pad
locks, Royal Needle Packages ons.balf pound
Tea, Ladies' 20c0nt Hose. Dolls. SU.cent Cu5
Buttons. Mirrors. Pocket Knives.
We are constantly receiving bargains and
cannot quote prices, a. they are here to-day
and gone to.m0rrow 10 is our aim 90 always
YOU buy.
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SOME HOPE FOR PARKERSBURG

Francis Murphy and His Son stirring
Things Up-No House Big Enough 60
Hold the People.
Snscta. If.sCrgra 20 tts Rs1ts,s~.
PARKERsBUgG, W.. Va, March 2S-Ine
,'NIurphy" meetings, which are being held
by Francis Murphy and his son William,
nightly, are tremendous ahs.,s. NJ tne
meeting this afternsyo ), 400 children were
present The blue ribbon slgners OF yes
terday are estimated at 400 No BUILDING
can be found large enough 90 accommodate
the crowds which attend.
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FiVe.esat Articles.

Ro 5Iyles bo,e thidyen's Hose, Rolling Pima
combustion Glass Cutters R,,, nTtsHe.,'
~, ose u Door Bolt. Nesufoot OH shoe me-
ing, wash Pans Richter Harmonira, ro,'oI.
oles'. Needle P-ckag", >p,cuclcs. pima
Knives. N@-''' fina Table
many Ilcent articles in our 5.oeut list. Com,
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Nine.Ceni Articles.

ladies' Gloves, Sh0s Brushes stew pm. p-.
serve Kettles, Butcher Knives worth i5 cent.
Diass Dishes. NlA Slrainers. Cofce Pots. F.onr
sitter Suspenders. Extract Vanilla D1lls
DIsn rams, Hammer pouBd Grain or Ground
Pound Baklng Powder.
81, he above sro OH genuine bargains and lower
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wreck the constitution and sometimes pro-
duce sCftcning OF the brain, epilepsy, pa
rnlvsis, and even dread insanity.
To reach, reclaim and restore such I'M
f0rtunates 70 health and happiness, Is the
aim of the publishers of a book written IN
plain but cbasts language, On the nature,
synptorns and durability, by home treat
ment Of such diseases. This book viii 30
sent sealed. iu plain envelope, on receipt on
ten cents ito stamps, for postage. Address
Worlds Dispeusary Medical ASSOCIATION
Cts Lain St, Buffalo, N, y,
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rue -FOUR DOLLAR RATE

Tor Pudding, Decided Upon by the
Amaigamatod Conference Committee.
yoryesrowv. o., March 2S-The Con-
ference COMMITTEES OF the Ama,gamated
Association and the Mahouiug Valley Man
lfacturers. at its meeting last night, adopt
ed a scale based upon q g pudding rate,
40 take effect April l. Sixty days notice
An be given If change is wanted oy
ether side. The mills are expected 70 re-
sumo at once and run steadily. There is
much rejoicing among The iron workers.
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Tobacco works seized.

SDe,al Tslsgyan 90 tts Rsg.f'.~
Chattanooga, Tenn, March 2S.-The
Government has seized the Unaks Tobacco
works. of Groeuvino, for violating the in-
ternal revenue laws. These works were
onersted bv Stevens Bros, and are one OF
the largest and most important plants 10
the South.
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Tares.Cani EriInlas

4.I l.sa'e, H%,edkerchiers, Shaylus Brushes
sales, Aschiue on Cans. Potato 49,. c9
So.7n safety Plus, Perfumed Toilet Sosp ps.s
SCISSORS Fint Tunnels, Jelly Plates C,rry
g9o.o,, ! dozen Shoe Lsces school S,tcS
i iiSSeans spoons ocent Isb.els. Cork Sc-ews
Windsor Ties 0'so ltAlh
'.r, s, hero for bargains, We viii not dl,a,.
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Ysutsrday's Supreme Court Proceedings.

sBsessi telegram 10 tss RsyiH--
CHARLESTON, w. Va, March 2a-The
supreme Court disposed Of the following
cases to-day
I'M re- the incorporation or the town Of
Union Mines, Kauawha county, writ OF err
ror dismissed as improvidenty awarded.
Miller VS.. Lorentz, from Lewis county,
opinion by Holt, judgmento of Circuit Court
reversed and case rem8nded.
Parker's administrator VS.. Clar6son and
others. from kanawha county, opinion oy
English. Judgment Of Circuit Court re-
vsrsed and cause remanded.
Over VS.. Camden. from kanawha cnuu-
tv.opiniCn by BraunOn, Judgment of Circuit
Court II versed and Din dismissed
Bentlv VS.. Standard Fire Insurance Co,
from Ohio county, writ of ceru0rarl
awarded.
Adjourned Elm Saturday, March 81
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FouF.Ceni Articles.

, one set Teaspoons Patent SLAP. NIL.
neolIs Suspeuders. C,rks %. \. n -rh~ssf
sn ,t'' p. hlas Rubber Dressing Combs. CONF
anu anu Brush Case. 70, Covers. Io5tb k-n.h..
49,. 80 snonei', lowelins, charm Knives Ngci1
,,."ing Machine o. Scrub Brushes TIn.,
ihfead, Hand Saw FIl.s Sp.ps'1sr, n p i .s'
a n1Ass, Calico, Ausllus and hundred OF otb.r
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IRE A. ELK city
TsIlw1mto ~ Rs1lItr-.

CHArLrsroS, w. Va, March 2S--Haas
pIapinr mill and the residences or C. A.
Bfbb aud T.. p. Payne, ln Blk CIV, were
DESTROYED by fire last midnight The plan
ing mill and lumber were valued at eGtl0,
and the residences about SUI eacl' All
covered by insurance.
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Six.Geni hrlIclas.

s1 one SET IAble spoons, sIauk Books. Pure,
80. T. N"' P'ndefs. Butcher Knives Decent
b o,lnOln. Brushes, Gents Half Hose.
,,o,, a',it,, n invited We have bargains Tor
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Fre-fal Is-sgrGtn 90 tas hsstrtf-.
SNEN. W.. Va, March 2S.-Ihe Kennedy
oil we'll, recently drilled az this place,
which has been shut down LOT some ume'
broke loose today and has been flowing
oil al a good rate for twelve hours, causing
much excitement
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-29
SeVen-Ceni Articles,

o., CsIgates Palm Soap, large Dressing Combs
nArh9nIcss, Counter Books. Dress Goods. H..
ulss HsndEerchlefs, Mixed BIRD seed. White
wash Eash Brushes, large Thu Cups mash Pans.
worth dJub.r the ii,t.. '"'"y AlAipica
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Million Pair
Plymouth Rock G 65H1pn,
1910 MARKET STREET.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

The State OF West Virginia, Ohio County. s.
In the Circuit Court OF ONO County West Viz
GINA. March Rules, 1894
Bank of Ohio valley, corporation, Henry
Rosenbaum and Marion ID. Hartman and
Henry +. Osborn, partners dong business IN
der the firm name aud style o. OSBORN *
Co.,
John Q. Wilson and Clarence Wilson. Nancy
Mcfarland. D.. II. Guiher, !. n. Rogers, Cit
zeps' National Bank. OF Waynesburg. Penn
syivapia. Nary r. Wilson. A. A. Franzhsim
Sheriff OF Ohio County, West virginia, Mich
sel T. Silver Meyer Well and isaac Joseph,
aud John G. W ilson and Clarence wilson. part
uers doing business under the firm name and
Style OF 4. Wilson.
In Chancsry
The object OF the shove entitled suit ls 70 en-
Join and restrain the Sheriff 81 OHIO County.
| West Virginia. from selling the property OF
said firm OF A. wilson. LEVIED upon BY him by
virtue OF executions In his hands, or any part
Thereof, for the appointment % q special re-
ceiyer 70 take change OF said property uuder he
control aud direction Of the Court aud have
such property sold and conTerted into money
and the procseds OF sale thereof distributed IN
der the decree Of the Court pro rata among the
creditors % said firm. sud also for general re-
lief. And 10 appearing from aH affidavit fled iu
this suit, az these Rules. thst the defendant
Nary B. Wilson BE- not resident ot the state OF
West Virginia. and she not having been served
with process in this suit. on motion OF the com
plainauts BY their solicitors. This order Of pub
ication "a entered against her and 81 % ord red
hat said defendant, Mary B. Wilson. be aud
8 eluired % appear within one month afterths
date OF the frst publication Of this order AM 60
WHAT'S necessary 10 protect her interests. il is
further ordered that This order Be published
And posted as required b. lew.
Witness John ". Mitchell. Clerk of our said
Court ~ The Court House of said comfy. this
7th day OF March. lssf. - wit. MACH Rules,
lsg3. JOHN W. Il iTCHELL. Clerk.
Published the hrst time March sth 1874
JOHN VI. Mitchell Clerk
CALDWELL & CALDWELL
mrsolwt Solicitors Tor omplainants.
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Eigkt-Cenl Articles.

@, MONKEY Mronches, Whisk Broofns. w,,h
Bowls TN Buckets. Lon. Handle Firr sloysIs
MUGS hosiery Large Lamp burners. Eor
IApeL ana envelopes, Spriug Balauces. Sea-
sofs, Blank Books pltrut Butt0ns
our customers know GOOD thing sb.p tho,
see II. JOIN thn nrnne -.Lnn ~ nnr 80.
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plrrsBrRG, PA, March 2S-Charles C.
Paer Grand Commander Of the knights
Templar of Pennsylvania, died at 5;45 a.
M. of spinal menengits, aged SO years.
ME deceased was q thirty degree Mason.
and a member of the Mystic Shrine.
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Very truly yours,

Miss JULIET CARSON selected the
Christie Bread Knife for use in the Col
umbian Cooking School Exhibit. The
Wheeling Bakery will give one Of these
most excellent knives for 100 Tin Seals
taken from their bread
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spesfaI Ts.sCraa 90 90 ksgif,s-
CrARrNGroN. o., March 2S.-The two
stores of Albert Eberts were closed to-day
b, ne sheriff. Wheeling firms are inter
esred to the amount Of ABOUT eighteen hun
dred dollars.
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WARRINGTON. ID. C., March 2S-An OIL
c,al telegram from Lieutenant Force. q
reoreseniative OF the navy department on
t6e Orion. confirms the report that the
Kearsargc had been burned and had gone
- pieces.
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sBs-al 7aeWG'n 70 tae Reg.nsr
COLUMBUS, o., March 2S-The House
today overwhelmingly defeated PROPOSE
zion 10 give 10 the Governor Of the state
the veto power over legislation.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

4 ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
"A Those having claims against the estate
OF Thomas r. Shallcross, Jr, deceased are re-
Quested 10 file same. duly authenticated, with
me. and those knowing themselves TO be m
bted 20 said estate will please call and settle.
r. p JEpSON,
Admir- OF Estate OF Thos. p Shailcross, Oec'sed,
mr2Sr Room ., Mcclure House Annex.
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FREMONT, ONO, March %, 1894.


Wheeling Bakery, Wheeling, W. Pa:
GENTLEMEN-Your esteemed favor Of
the 2Ist inst. at hand and contents have
had our careful attention.
We are greatly Obliged to you for
your splendid order Of Christie bread
knives, which have gone forward by first
freight, together with full sized cleo
trotype. The knives we have sent you
have our new form OF handle, which
differs a little from the old one, and
which we think you will agree with US
is a great Improvement, We have not
sent the new form Of handle TO any of
the trade yet aud you are the first peo-
pie we think who have received it.
We inclose you half size cut showing
tho new form OF handle, and can supply
you with a ~" one if you wish TO use 1t.
We should like very much TO be per-
mitted 10 place your imprint upon. the
regular Christie goods. Your good name
ana reputation would be OF value TO US
and its use would be appreciated. We
inclose you'some Endorsements that you
are quite at liberty 10 use II you feel so
disposed.
Trusting that your experience with
us may be both pleasant and profitable
TO you, we remain,
Very truly yours,
The CHRISTIE KNIFE Co.
By most untiring effort to please the
public and close attention TO business
the Wheeling Bakery holds its position
as the great depot from which bread is
supplied TO the entire community. They
now add another great attraction TO
their most popular Tin Seal Bread
scheme. For 100 tin seals they will give
one of the wonderful Christie Bread
Knives. This is by far the most useful
and most valuable article they have yet
offered with Tin Seal Bread. This knife
is a special fayorits with all good house
keepers.
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Frsei1' Te.slrlus Co Gee h'1ls,i--
PARKrRsBUEG, w. Va, March -S.-Ou
has been struck on the Paul Neal farm, az
PeIleviIe. at a depth Of about 400 feet
TIE well is reported as e small one Of three
or four barrels. The owners VIII go
deeDer
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MERCHANT TAILORING.

Our Merchant Tailoring department IL now
rendy Tor business and We are showing limo %
goods in new, bright aud tasteful patterns that
are selling like lash. We orcr durInRtlis
month your choice 90 ~ 30 Der 8ulg up, we'll
worth ono.third morr mes.
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IT'S a W.LLSTCNE

n 90 u Z O. n o u m 4
mans neck 70 be 3
Sufferer from uer-
vOus exhaustion, ner-
vOuS debility, impair
ed memory, low
spirits, irritable tenn
per. and the thousand
ard one arrangements
of mind ana body
that result from,
unnatural, perniCiCUs
habits, contracted
through ignorance
Such habits result in
loss Of manly power,
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WANTED-rOs SELL FOR RENT AND FOR
w Hals Caf3t, Blank Deeds and Deeds 81
Trust, Blapk Leases Justices BlaHka. sts.
REsIsTKE GountiAF koonG
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BARGAINS---E. B. POTTS
-~~-~~-~~---------->~~--~-~
{. B. POTTS
Bargain
Bulletin.
MAIN AND TENTH STREETS.
WHEELING, w. Va.
WHEELING, w. Va.
0ne.Cent Articles.

g.. haaayy Envelopes. gooI Pen Ho's.r.
Paper, Slate Pencils. Lead psprils 800 100
bgrstous, ounches Hair Pins. Haudk.r,S,os
humble | paper Pms, paper Nee5>.s
spool S!lS Twist . dozen Hooks and $50 =
b5Athl9g Needles. Nutmeg Crater. 5o,.n
I pa ANTS Buttons, Ha, Pin. box Garnet
Knitting Needles "'N' SCI
of.
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TWO.csnt Articles,

y gozen Buttons. / Fine Comb t-,.,,.r-,.
Pint TIN Cups. HsndArrchief~ 80, ,,.'. us
ppePPsr SoKes LauEtrY Hair Pins Csrns~ts.
fen1l.s, Gun Buttons, Pie Psn,. Pocket t.',,t.'
SaoAl1s' Can Openers. spool COTTON Toi,s,
cilS. Hair Crhnpefs i'fP'a rem
~ ,h aeai ouly IN Bargains aud giys big y,lus
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BIG DEmASD FOX COTTON GOODS.
The Augusta Mills Have sumeient Bu'i-
ness for six Months In Advance.

ness for six Months In Advance.
AUGUSTA. GA, March 2S.-The chronicle
publishes this morning q statement
showing that Augusta cotton mills
are I'm splendid condition
with sufficient orders on hand TO run
them for six months even If no more orders
are booked. One mill has Just received an
order from a northern firm amounting 20
about a quarter Of million dollars.
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TFoT THEELTss TO Lave

ronrHwEs7 srsrEN- CLEVELAED 4 PTTsIUEs
DIVISION.
THarSs RUs DAILT, ExcEFT SUNDAY AZ FOLLOWS.
IRON sarDsEroEr - Leave iAHEYE