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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-28
Special to the Register.

! Special TO the Register.
Huntington, w. Va, December IL
The five. hundred inhabitants n the
town Of Culloden. tins county, are al
most frightened to death. and are afraid
/ to retire at night, for fear Of being fired
upon and having their property des-
troyed. Yesterday, not being satisfied
with probably fatally injuring the city
marshal, a gang Of twenty toughs who
live across the border in Lincoln county,
and who thought that money had been
taken from enc of their crowd while in
carcerated in the city lookup, planned a
raid upon the town. They armed them
selves with guns and sent word ahead
for all the women and children to leave
town as they were coming for money
or blood. A meeting of citizens was
held and It was decided useless to at
tempt to arrest them. When the gang
arrived and made its demand it was
granted by Mayor White. They then
left but stated that the worst was yet
to come The crowd was composed of
the'Sowards, Lawson and Browning fac
lions and are men who generally carry
out their intentions. Several deputy
sheriffs yesterday captured John Hans
ford and Rufus Stewards, two Of the par
ty who attempted to kill the marshal,
but Farris and George Stewards, two
parties implicated fired several shots
at the officers and then made their es-
cape. The town is all excitement and
more trouble is feared.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-28

One OF the Actors in Christmas Drama
Accidentally Set ON Fire.

one or the Actors IN christmas Dralhi
Accidentally set on Fire.
Peoria. H.. December 27.-Christmas
festivities at the First Presbyterian
Church las, night came TO an abrupt
end King Winter .mpersonated by
Howard Fisher caught fire. dashed from
the stage into the auditorium and wound
up his frs appearance. any stage by
creating q panic among the children. A
number Of them were injured by the
fire which King Winter scattered gen
erously in his fight and by the rush
of the frightened people to escape. The
church itself narrowly escaped destruc-
ton.
The injured:
DE VEIN. ELSIE. arm broken.
FISHER. HOWARD, burned about
the face and head.
KUHN, MRS ELLA, suffering from
nervous prOsTation.
LOVE. MEREDITH. slightly
THORNTON, ROGER. slightly.
Several Of the smaller children were
Tampled under foot, but fortunately no
serious injuries resulted.
The damage % The church VIII not
figure more than 500 and the congre-
-a-.0n can count itself fortunate that
it was no worse.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-28
SISTERSVILLE.


Special to The Register.
Sistersyi,le. w. VA. December 27.-It
is reported THAI an efor- VIII Doe made
this spring 90 have the County Com
missiouc.s macadamize the county
read from this place 10 NUddlebourne.
and chat John Rea made a proposition
-o the County, C0ur, 90 m3c9damize the
pike for $4,000. Said macadam TO Is
inches deep, first "a layer Of sandstone
@ inches deep and on this @ inches of
limestone the county 90 DO the grading.
Christmas maning Mr. A. 5. Nc
Coy was presented with a beautiful
gold headed by the clerks in the store.
The Twentieth Century Club was en-
terained last evenin az the home Of
Ar AID Mrs. O. b. Ramey. There were
Present Nr. and Mrs. A. s. Mccoy. MIR.
end Mrs. p. a. Durham. Mr.. and Mrs
William j. Ncueuschwander. Miss NJ
r. Wells. Mr. IT. T. Wells. Mr.. NJ. Kear-
ing. air. and Mrs. A. c. Jackson. Miss
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-28
BLOODY BATTLE WITH OUTLAWS

Sherman. Tex, December 27-United
States Commissioner Grant of this
city. has just received word of a bloody
battle between Deputy United States
Marshal John McHenry and posse and
a band Of outlaws. sixteen miles east
of CaddO, l. T. Marshal McHenry and
one outlaw were shO, dead. McHenry.
in attempting to arrest the outlaws,
was shot throuh the head. McHenry's
step-son. sixteen years old. shot the
murderer in his saddle The others es-
capped and are at large. McIienry has
been a United States marshal for
eleven wears
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-28
R1SHnP II-NGFR nEAD.

Portland Ore. December 27.-Aegi-
gius Junger. d. D.. bishop OF NisTually,
COMPRISING the State of Washington
and part Of Oregon. died last night ut
Vancouver. Wash. of diabetes. His
death was unexpected. though ne had
been in poor health for some time.
He was 60 years of age. and was
born near AK Ia Chapeyes. la Ger
many. He came 10 the United States
i'm 1862 and was stationed at Walla
Walla. Wash. as a missionary priest.
In 1864 he was made pastor Of the Ca
thedral Of S. James. at Vancouver. He
was elevated to the bishOpric in 1879,
which position he held until his death.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-28
TOR TIE HOLIDAYS.

we have everything to be desired in Ia
Stri., .iv new Nuts (our own mixture).
- French Mixed Cream Candies.
E,r,,it Mixture Ca good imitation Of fulD
Zoe 10. )-,,.t.+,. ,-,,.....,.,
PuIied and London Les or Fles.
Imnorted Cluster Raislns IN 5-lb boxes
t5aIcv Figs in lib boxes.
iT,ail,,c;- i,ifIed Raisirs. Pure Comb Honey
@Ei1;ond Powder for Maccaroons.
RIttus olive Oil in basket.
iS.ncv Queen olives, Sweet Cider and
,,I.'i,,,y seasoning, Craulerries, Oranges.
mons. etc. Call and get our prices be-
Tore buying elsewhere.
WHEELER & 3TTZNER.
COR. Iitii and Market SITS.
TOR sAI.E-ABOUT 200 FEET OF Steam
beating wipe. Apply at this Office. my2Sa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-28
$4,000 SUBSCRIBED.

Special to me Register.
Salem. W. Va, December 27.-Anoth-
er meeting Of the citizens was held last
night in ]. f. Randolph's office for the
purpose of finding out how much stock
had been subscribed to the new bank
The committee reported $4,000 and the
meeting adjourned TO meet next Thurs
day night, January ,, when all arrange
ments for the bank, if started, VIII be
na1a
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-28
TO THE CREDITORS OF The ESTATE O.
HENRY C0EAAl.

You are hereby notified that at the re
ouest of Luke Conant, executor or Henry
Conant's estate. have appointed
THURSDAY. JANUARY 18TH, 1896,
at 9 a. m, and my Office, No. III Chapline
street. Wheeling, W Va as ne j5 tiiA n. ana 1a
Ipnsnds against the said decedent or his es-
tafe. and at which time and place you are
required TO attend. ,-.
jA'ccotnts of the County Court Of Ohio
90 " Va, this 81 day Of December
i'''' GEO. e. BOYD. Commissioner.
G. w. letters. Atty for Ext. deioawv
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-28

New York. December 27.-Arrived,
steamer Sale. Bremen.
Bremerhayen. December 27-Arrived.
Stuttgart. New York.
Glasgow, December 2.-Arrived,
Furnessia. New York.
Bremen. December 27.-Arrived Al
Ter. New York. via Southampton.
London. December 27=Arriyed, Mas
sachusetts. New York.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-28

The Mail Pouch team had no difficulty
fin winning am unbroken series from
the Orients. at Fet,e's alleys last
night. Ebciing did excellent work for
the victorious team. The scores:
Nail P0uch-Franz. 137. 1865 1872;
S-r.Dple. 149. 13S. LAB. Ebsi,ng. 152, 1859
1866. Scarborough. 1854 Tel. 1fS; Scheehle.
1914 149. 126. B.ckmeyer, 1+9. 135, 12S;
totals. 915. 65S S43.
Orient -S,ocker 131. 150. rs; Helm
stein. 113. 1872 134. Nolte. 162. lbs. 1874;
Vessel. ia. no. 14S; Miller al, 142,
101; Blind. 1gS, 147, 143; totals, $50, SIS,
10.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-28
INTO TROUBLE AGAIN.
Thomas Potts. Under Indictment for MUIR
der. Assaults Witness With a Knife.
Snncial To The Rerister.

Special 10 the Register.
Point Pleasant. w. Va, December 27.
Thomas Potts, who is under indict-
ment in this county for murder in the
second degree, for the killing Of John
Iainer. and who had been confined in
Jail here. and released last Saturday by
Judge Guthrie. on bail bond of S2.500,
on Christmas day made murderoUs
assault with q knife upon Matt Bright.
an important witness against him. cut
ting and slashing him seriously and
probably fatally. Arrests viii be made
to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-28
COMMISSIONER'S -SALE OF REAL P.
TATE.

In pursuance Of decree Of the C.-.
Court Of OHIO county made ON fr.
day Of October 1888, in he chancerr
Of Maggie Halpenny et al. vs.. l
ann Sanders. eli al, the unders.gue 81.
cial comm sSlOuer Will proceed 10 .H.
public auction. 30 the north front
the Court House Of Ohio county ,
city OF Wheeling, West Virginia
SATURDAY, January I'll.
beginning at 10 o'clock q. IN. the fo.
described real estate, that i8 30 saw
certain lots or parcels ol ground ...
ou the east side Of tcCOlocn s.r..
Joseph CALDWELL addition tg the
Wheeling. West Virginia. and 81
on the plat OF said addition as l0-t .
bered % and 81, being the Same U-
conveyed 10 the defendant Maff.
Sanders. formerly Martha Ann
more, by William CiCustou AMI u.-. p
deed dated December -. 1871. AM b.
iu Ohio county, ln deed book o.
Said property Will Doe offered
aratc parcels. one parcei 20 con
part of said lot numbered 81
north of the lime or ne 3D.
of the double frame QWeilr ..
said property extended 90 The
western boundary lines OF
and the other parcel TO GO.
part of said lot numbered So .
south OF said line and the Whole u ..
lot numbered -. and all Of e. rr5r.,.
viii also be offered as Wno. and
said property VIII be sold in which %.
way he best price can be obtain.
Terms Of sale: Onc-thirl of f.e b.
chase money. or as much more as
chaser may elect. cash, and t.e
fri two equal installments at one
years from The day of sale. WITH
from that day. tbs purchase o.
notes for the deferred payments
terest and the title 10 De retlue
the payment in fun Ot the uurclgs
ey. both principal and interest.
Guy j.. G.. ALLEN
Special COmm~
W. IT. Haller. Auclioneer.
hereby certify that bond ana
have been given 10y the said comm
as required by law and said I.t..
JOHN W. MITCHELL
Clerk of the Circuit Court " Ohio N
FOR RENT AND FOR BALE CARR
Ct the Register Counting Room.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-28
THEY DEMANDED TRIBUTE,
A Gang Of Lincoln County TOughS
TerrOrize CullOden.

Women and Children Notified to
Leave the Town Before Their
Arrival, es There Would be Ser
ious Trouble-A Meeting of Cltl-
zens Decides to Pay the 1ndem-
nifty Demanded and the Attack
ing Party Goes Away, Threaten
ing to Return.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-28
Az EARTHOUAKE SHOCK

Madrid. December 27-An earth
quake shock has been experienced in
the district of Oranse. Viana. Puebla
de Tribes. Lugudini and Naldeorras. in
the province Of Galicia. Several houses
collapsed. but no deaths are reported
as a result Of the subterranean disturb
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-28
DITTsBURG AND OHIO OIL

Notice is hereby given that special
nanv VIII be held at Room g. No. ~ Fifth
Ave. Pittsburg Thursday January. 9.
1896 at 4 p. M, TO vote upon a resolution
for the reduc ion Of the authofI.iz.ea CAP
sand shares OF $lCo each TO eighty shares
of s1O0 each. making the ioAl authorized
capitaI stock Of said company NS.vlv.
l.IIoaMt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-28
S CURED
fE5,o,,, n 8. ,J0uraqJ of Medicine,)

(FTons u. S. Journal Of Mel'"e'I
p-of W II e.who makes specially OF Epilepsy,
has without doubt treated and cured more cases man
anything Physician; astonishing. ~
have heard of cases ny nun.
Hepublishesava on this disease "C- ne
sends with large bottle of his absolute cure lfos 70
sufferer who may send their Oand E-pre5s ID
dress We advise anyone wishing azure 10 aOv.
Prof. W. Ii. PEEhE, i. D., CEDAR ST. NeW 1S L..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-28
SEVERE WIND STORM,
Accompanied by Heavy Rain. Does Con-
siderable Damage in Eastern West Nir-

Accompanied by Heavy Rain. Does Con-
siderable Damage in Eastern West Yir-
ginia.
Special 10 the Register.
M3rC1sbUrg. w Va. December 81
a heavy wind storm accompanied by
rain prevailed In this section last night
The main damage done here was TO win
dow glass. which was considerable. The
storm seems TO- have been severest az
Hejgesville where the school building
was unro0feI and a number Of houses
and 0u-buId.lgs were more or less
damaged. The orchard of J. II. Miller,
near there, was almost entirely swept
away.
SEVERE AT PIEDMONT.
Special 10 the Register.
Piedmont. w. Va. December 27.-Dur-
ing q storm here s.. Johns Methodist
Episcopal Church. South. was unr00fej
Other roofs We're damaged. shutters
blown Cif, windows smashed and trees
blown down. The front window in Dam
lei Richey's restaurant was smashed i'm.
and rain flooded the room, damaging
the goods
VERY HEAVY IN NEW YORK.
New York. December 27.-The storm
of last night was the most severe this
vicinity has ever experienced since the
weather bureau was established. 81 =
o'clock the veio-ity Of the wind was so
miles am hour. five miles higher than
the highest record for this city
The temperature has fallen "A degrees.
At Lc1g Branch the maximum veloc-
a. of the wind during the night was y
miles an hour. At Sandy Hook e blew
at the rate of - miles an hour. Heavy
rain fell along the path of the storm.
.he record here showing 23-10O of an
'nch.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-28
FIELDS OF SPORT.
Marshall Gets On a Match With George
Dixon

To Take Place in Mexico Before the
Maher- FitzsimmOns Battle-Re-
suit Of Games in the South Side
Iearue-Other Local and Tele-
r--plic Sport.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-28

FOR RENT AND FOR BALE Car
Ct the Register Counting Room.
Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1890-1895, 1895-03-05
Trustees Sale of the Birming.
ham Age-Herald.


Birmingham trust and savings Company,
Corporation, VS.. Age-Heraid Company,
Corporation, ct ai-In the City Court OF
Blrmingham-Euuitv SIDE
TN pursuance of and as ordered and d.
Il rected In and by DEGREES OF sale made
by the co urt in the above stated cause, the
undersigned the Birmingham Trust and Saw
ings Company as complainant in the said
cause and as trustee in a certain deed of
trust, will, on ....-...-
MONDAY TuE,1Tu DAyoFMARcu 1897.
~ ,,,:. .
a. ,,1h.s, hidaan 80. aosh 49,. ~ .o,,rt
..e 10. os Issa ~ .,otln =;
49, n,.,. 70 pin,,.,naha,r ~ ,aua,iass 10
~ - -. It,, w
Az ~ 49, ,sa :, r,o.;a,,. - ,ro. -, ,ho Ano
r,nna,.1 ,fov,Ta,,, ,..d',,so an ~ 800,
49,, hi - III, a,tar r,,,,.,,, -,
49,, i,,d and i,,o,,, a., a. ~
S.,,t,rn 80 f,ass1s,sas ~
.tooL o,,-ad h,, ,ha 1Ioral,, .Iso,,or.ny ar
Nv tho raoo,ver of cod cnm,ony inoInGino
tpo r-o,,a Ill, un,a NV, - 1aroIS Co..
80 hn' az, ,,ronor,,, ~ ~ IYoroI,
~. - ~ a,J 20 ,,ona,t
$500, 100000 s,,d ~, TN, w -
stor md, Aitman tos,y,t oil rho o.
oo,,r,s md c,oims aua ths rsoo,,ar an.1 Gro
go - 80 -, !, ~ 10 raaa;,,or
ona ran,oin ,nr nnoo,,a,,tad at 10 o,oIo,r
80, on Eahruor,, ~ rsoss nm mo .oc,,,,,,r
ond oIoims orea,ad since tho execuft,n ~
said deed If trnst 70 the Rirn,inphau Trns, nd
Observation-Disclosures and nrior ~ me ar,oinln,ent
of ,ha receiyer in this couse. ali me accounts
ora ,,a,,ns ,i,,a ma Aro.uaro,d connnrv ana
created nrior to the execution of said deed of
trnst and all The otbar stocks and bonds
owned nv the Aye-uorald Comnanv arc not
To be soId at his sale nor is the nronerty
cla;mad Inv siIas G. Force. consisiinp of
mr. esses VIVA and other nnwsnaner and iob
Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1890-1895, 1895-03-05

S. Soc 90; minnesota clear. &. 2ssss 50;
a2.30. Southern -four was quiet. but steady;
common to fair extra, ST. 9Oa2.75; good 10
choice extra. S2.70a g.. 25. Wheat was firm
with options; No red in store and elevator.
5ea5eAc; afoat, 604d61c; options were more
active and Irregular, opening firm and adj
yancing 4sd s4c. rallied aassc. closing. firm at
Ac over Saturday; No. red, March, osc;
May, 59ssc; June. Cue; July, e0Ac; august,
60sc; September, Gle; Deeemeer' 6a se
In elevator; 50l2 G50ssc ahoat; ungraded
mixed, 4942c; steamer mixed, 4s%G4s4sc;
NO NO asss4 4sse options were du nm n ana
dull and hrmer; March, 5alsc; May, s.ssc.
spot prices-No. z. 33@sc; No. white, 3!A9
37G2c; mixed western, a35c. Hay was trm;
shipping, 5oa55c; good 10 choice, 10d7oc.
quiet; family, S9.75012. GU; extra mess, 81. 90
as.2b. Beet hama were tirmer at sl7 uoa
mess, $12.50@1 so. Cut meats were firm and
in fair demand; picked bellies, SIS. 62l2a s. rs;
shoulders. S4.5oG4.I5; bans. 7.Toa .. 20. 70;
quiet, but stronger; western steam. So. 70;
city steam, $6.25q6, STE; March, S6.l7,
quiet, but nrmer; continent, S715; South
America. 81 90; compound, So. 37l2 as. 90
Pork was active and drmer; old mess, $ll $50
zoo. Butter was weak state dairy, loG l9c;
creamery dairy, 12@l7c; western dairy, etsd
13c; western creamery, new, I4az0e; Elgins.
CSC. COTTON seeu OH was Gun anu unsetteui
yellow prime, 26c; yellow choice, Z6P2c.
Petroleum was nominal: Washing ton, in bar
rels, So. 90; Washington. in bulk. "a. so: re-
lined New York, 80; Philadelphia. $3.50;
Philadelphia, in bulk, $3.75d $50. Hosin was
quiet, but frm; strained, common 10 good,
S1.45@1.50. Turpontine was quiet, Lut firm
at 53le a34c. Rice vas in fair demand aud
firm; domestic. fair To extra. sAdbc; japan.
f4AG4lac. Molasses-Foreign was nominal;
New Orleans open Kettle good IN choice. 200
3sc. Peanuts were steady; fancy hand
picked. 3l2@ 4lsc. Coffee options were steady
and unchanged to Is points down; March de-
livery, sl5.750I4 90; May delivery, TIA 4OG
S14.55; September delivery, $1l. 4Ud14 -;
December delivery, $I4.35,. spot hio was
duil, 5us steady; No. q. Iossc, sugar@haw
11-18c. Refined quiet. but firm; of a, ala0
sac; standard A, l3- lea 4c; cut-loaf, 7-l6
13-1604lso. Freights TO Liverpool were
quiet, but steady; cotton. 7-6id; grain, I'D,
asked
Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1890-1895, 1895-03-05
CHICAGO 'CH ANGE.


CHICAGO. March 4.--Wheat huctuated at
higher range today than for some time past.
The strength was well sustained from the
opening until the final trades we're In ade.
May wheat opened at 64ss0 54t2c, Advanced to
Bod 55Isc, closing at 54%c, ssc higher than
Sat urday. Cash wheat was firm and hc per
bushel higher.
Corn-It was very duh in corn today, and
May corn opened at 4I75c, sold between 44A@
447s and 45lec, closing at l47sc bid, shade
under Saturday. Cash corn was firm at un-
changed prices.
Oats chung to one quotation with marked
lower. The close showed q fractional loss
from Saturday for May oats. Cash oats were
firm at Saturdays prices.
Observation-Disclosures were not for sale with
any degree of liberality today. and the scalp
ers by bidding freely succeeded In establish
ing some advance in prices. The close was
J7la a zoe higher thun Saturday for May pork,
5@7l2c higher for May lard and The higher
for May ribs
Cash quotations we're as follows: Flour was
quiet, but firm; prices were unchanged.
Wheat-No. 2spring, 54E@6sGc; No. red,
52t2a52s4c. Corn-No. 2. 43a43hc. Oats
No. 2, 2slso Pork. $40 350 1890. Lard, per
loose. SIS. 36a5. 20. Dry salted shoulders.
50. 5oa5. 55. Whisky, $l.26.
NEW YORK.
NEW York. March 4.-Flour was quiet, but
firm; winter wheat, low grades. $1,000
Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1890-1895, 1895-03-05
Cotton Goods Department.
Mon1ay. Narfh 4kh.

One case of Shifting Prints, regular price 6
cents per yard. For today only. 3%c per
yard.
One case OF Turkey red Calico, warranted
fast color, latest designs. usual price 7I2 cents
per yard. For today only, 4l9 cents per yard.
One case yardwide soft finished Bleached
Domestic, regular price cents per yard. For
today only, IS yards for LOO
One lot of Percale Remnants, yard wide,
worth 12R cents per yard. For today only 7l2
cents per yard.
one lot of Chambray Remnants, regular
price 12la cents per yard. For today only 792
cents per yard.
Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1890-1895, 1895-03-05
Dress Goods Department.
Tuesday, Mayeh .5fh.

25 pieces Of Dress Gods in solids and mix
lures, regular price 40, 50 and 60 cents per
sa az pieces of striped, plaid, plain and mixed
Dress Goods, former prices 40, so, go and rs
cents per yard. For today only, 33 cents per
yard.
regular price rs cents. per yard. For today
only, AZ cents per yard.
very latest colors, usual price 81. 90 per y ard.
For today only. 80 cents per yard.
silk Velvet IN cardinal sapphire. terra s Gotta.
yard. For today only. 81 cents per yard.
Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1890-1895, 1895-03-05
Legal Notice.

State Of Alabama, Jefferson County-Probate
Court-22d day Of February, 1905.
Estate of r. 8. waldrop, deceased.
U,HIS day came ]. ]. Waldrop. administra-
i tor of the estate Of r: 9. Waldrop, de-
ceased, and filed his account, vouchers, evi.
his said administration.
=, IT is ordered that the goth day of March,
1895, BIO appointed a day for making such set:
Element, at which time all parties in interest
can appear and contest the same II they think
proper. NJ. T.. PORTER,
2-24- 3t-sun Judge of Probate.
Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1890-1895, 1895-03-05
Glove & Handkerchief Department
Wednesday, Mayeh OH.

so dozen Ladies' Mignon Kid Gloves, all
brown and terra Gotta. former price S1.25
pair. For today only. Sc cents q pair.
chld DIRE, M hIaep All a!iwooi nr S,rowa;
cents a pair. For today only, 10 cents per
pair.
regular price cents each, For TO-DAY only |,
2l2 cents each.
As d0kep Ladies' Hemstitched Handker-
chiefS, former price 10 cents each. For to-
day only, cents each.
10 dozen Ladies' Swiss Embroidered Hand
kerchiefp, usual price 2b cents each For to.
day only, Is cents each.
Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1890-1895, 1895-03-05
Read Our Special Daily Sales.
White Goods Department.
ThursQav, March zM.

New Spring Ducking, regu ar price Is cents
per yard. For today only, sl2 cents per yard
Cotton Crepons in canary, light blue, yell
low, Nile green and lilac, former price 25
cents per yard. For today only, Is cents per
yard.
20 pieces new checked Nainsooks, well
I've cents per yard. For today only +,
cents per yard.
All our Is and 20 cent fancy Sateens for to-
day only, 10 cents per yard.
rs pieces new dotted Swiss, regular price
Is cents per yard. For today only, 10 cents
per yard.
Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1890-1895, 1895-03-05
ST. LOUIS

ST. LOUIS, March 4.-Flour was steady. hut
firm; patents, sz.4ta2 65; fancy, 81 UoG
2.10; choice, 81. 6001 90 Wheat was higher;
March. 53Ac; May, 53ssa 53s4c; July, 534sc.
Corn lower; March, 41c May, 4l@ic;
July, 42ssc. Oats were higher: March, 29sac;
May, 29%629Sc. Pork, standard mess,
S1U.40 Lard-Prime steam. ST. Az; choice,
$3.50. Dry sailed meats-Shoulders. Sd. 37,2;
longs, So. 80; clear ribs, So 30; short clear.
ribs. So. 37l2; shorts clear, Sc. 90. High wines.
S1.2S.
Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1890-1895, 1895-03-05

NEW YoRK, March 4.--Flour was quiet, but
arm; winter wheat, low grades. 81 eos
Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1890-1895, 1895-03-05
Drapery and Lace Curtains.
Friday, Mayeh 9Th.

10 pieces Silkaline. regular 12Ia and is
cents per yard. For today only, cents per
yard.
pieces Drapery Swiss, assorted, colored
figures, former price IS cents per yard. For
today only, 1912 cents per yard.
10 pieces Japanese Draperies. handsome
patterns, usual price 80 cents per yard For
today only, 10 cent per yard.
100 pairs Nottingham Lace Curtains, yards
long, tapped bound edges, regular price 81 25
per pair. For today only, SO cents per pair.
10 pair Irish Point Lace Curtains, yards
long, former price 81. so per pair. For today
only, So. 20 per pair.