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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-09
A PUBLIC BENEFACTOR.
Professor Monyon's Groat Work
Among tho Suffering.
lila Medicines Arc Mnrvc,s IN tho
Way OF Enecting Cure.

MIR. George Lodge. tho wol.known
real oatato dealer, Third nnd Federal
streets, Philadelphia. ran"is not only
ono Of tho most prominent real estate
brokora In tho city, but Is tho general
mnnngcr OF tho now underground sys-
tom OF electrical propulsion, which is
destined to suporOodo tho overhead troll.
Icy. Road what no says:
"lGvcr since 1868 ! havo been grout
sufferer from soalc rheumatism. There
wore times when tho 0rcruciating pain
nearly drove mo insane, and was prac.
tically holploIa. Upon n iriend's adj.
yico | was induced TO try, Munyon's
rheumatism Cure. Alter taking II fow
doses tho pain left mo, aud | have not
had tho slightest symptoms OF any 70.
turn OF tho disease. have recon.
mended this remedy to several OF my
irionds, who hRvo also boon cured"
Munyon'a Rheumatism Cure 10 guar
nnteod 10 cure the rheumatism In any
part OF tho body. Acute or muscular
rheumatism cured in from ono 10 five
days. It mover fails to euro sharp,
shooting pains in tho arms, logs, sides,
back or breast. or soreness in any part
OF tho body in from ons to three hours.
Il ia guaranteed to promptly cure lame.
ness. stiff and swollen joints, stiff back
aud all pains in tho hips and loins.
Chronic rheumatism, sciatlca, lumbago,
or pains in the back arc speedily cured.
Munyon's Homeopathic Homo Rem
edy Company, Of Philadelphia. put up
specifics for nearly every disease,
which are sold by all druggists, mostly
for % cents n bottle.
Those who are in doubt as to the ma.
ture OF their disease. should address
Professor Munyon, 1905 Arch street,
Philadelphia, giving full symptoms OF
their disease. Professor Munyon will
carefully diagnose the case and give you
the benefit OF his advice absolutely free
OF all charge. Tho Remedies will DO
sent TO any address on receipt OF retail
price.
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Red aIeu Officers Elected.

SpIeiGl Di,pG.eh 10 he IH.ei'igenca.
CHARLESTON. W. Va. May S-The
Great Council Improved Order of Red
Men closed its session this evening.
The following officers were elected:
Representative to the grea; council OF
the United States, J. Il. Carwisheu. OF
Charleston; great sachem. DR.. 4. W.
Sterling, Of Pala.ine; great senior saga
more. q. c. Haynes. OF Sewell; great
junior sycamore. Col. 81. c. Showalter,
OF Harrisville; great chief OF records,
II. c. Uhkrich. Of Lazearyille; great
keeper Of wampum, John Schneider. OF
Wheeling; great prophet, !. II. Car
withen.
The next meeting will be held at
Clarksburg.
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CAEsroGA, CAL, May S.-Two masked
road agents caught stage load Of San
Franciacans on their way to tho 0um-
NOR resorts OF tho Lake county ycster.
day, and stripped them OF thor valua.
bIes. Tho robbers secured about ST.
800 from tho passengers aud looted tho
Wells Fargo Treasury box as vol, but
how much they got from it is not
known. The stage had reached a point
ono and one.halt miles from Mirabol
whom two masked mon stepped from
behind tho bushes and ordered tho
driver to halt, thoy compelled him to
throw down tho oxprosu box. Tho pas.
aongors wore stood up and while ono Of
tho robbers kept thom stoody with his
weapon, tho othOr searched their
puckets.
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SJNeidl DiTdith TO ne IH'olicaetr.
PARHrRsDuRG, May. S.-ME G. Clinton
Gardner. OF this city, who wa, general
manager OF tho Ohio Riyor railroad IN.
til tcw months ago. ,ailod on 70.
markable and most notable expedition
n few days ago. Mr.. Gardner hna been
elected president Of a syndicate with Q
combined capital OF moro than $780,.
100000, aud tho expedition which
sailed last week from New York repre-.
son.a this syndicate. Tho expedition is
bound for Peru, in South America, and
Its purpose Is tho survey and building
Of railroad from the Pacific coast to
tho marvolously rich anthracite coal
fields OF northern Peru.
Tho commission Is duly accredited to
tho Peruvian government, which, nat
urally, takes great interest In this On.
torpriso which promises to develop It's
mineral resources, Indeed. the Peru.
Wan minister to the United States, Sonor
DR.. lrlgocn, was 40 much Interested
that ho secured leave OF absence from
his post at Washington aud sailed with
the commission In order 10 make the
official presentation to tho president
and tho cabinet Of Peru at Lima.
Tho basis OF operations Of this great
enterprise IL n concession which has
been granted by the Peruvian govern.
mont, aud OF which the syndicate has
secured control. The concession grants
the exclusive right, for long terms OF
years, to work tho coal, silver. gold and
other mineral deposits IN tho depart.
mcnt OF Cajamaraca This department,
which is in northern Peru, ia about
equal in territory to Pennsylvania, aud
its coal deposits cover an estimated
area OF about 1000 square miles. All
that is needed for their development Is
the construction oil railroad about 100
miles in length from the Pacific coast.
Preliminary surveys have already dem.
onstrated the prHciicabIlity OF the pro-
posed route for this railway, and all that
is now aeedod is a detailed report by
scientific experts. Specimens OF the
coal show it to be equal to the best
Pennsylvania anthracite, aud the do.
posits are enormous in quantity. All
tho coal used on the Pacific coast OF
South America is brought from England,
and Mr.. Gardeners company hopes to
supply this grea. market, as the cost OF
bringing coal from England is from SO
to SIS per ton.
Mr.. Gardner is an eminent civil engi-
neer and will have charge OF that depart.
meut OF the work. lie is accompanied by
iniueraloHists. draughtsmen, surveyors,
etc.
Itis expected that this great enter.
prise will play m important part in the
future history OF the diplomatic rsla.
tions OF the United States with the
l.atin.American republics.
The syndicate was organized by
Charles ". Mayer, OF Philadelphia. and
many OF the financial magua.ea OF Phil.
ndelphia and New York arc interested
in ii.
Mr.. Gardner is already well &C.
quainted with tho Typographical and
geological conditions Of the Andes.
For the presen. at least his family will
remain in Parkersburs.
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DEER PARK,
On tho Crest of the AlIeshenics.

To those contemplating trip 10 tho
mountains in search oil health and
pleasure. Deer Park, on tho crest OF tho
Allegheny mountains, 5000 feet above
the sea level, offers such varied attrac.
tons as delightful atmosphere during
both day and night, pure water, smooth.
winding roads through the mountains
and valleys, and the most picturesque
scenery in the Allegheny range. The
hotel ia equipped with all adjuncts con-
ducive to tho entertainment, pleasure
and comfort Of Its guests.
The surrounding grounds, as well as
the hotol, are lighted with electricity.
Six miles distant, on the same noun
tain summit, ia Oakland. the twin re-
sort Of Deer Park. and equally us well
equipped ior the entertainment and ac-
commodations OF its patrons. Both
hotels are upon tho main line OF the
Baltimore & Ohio railroad. have the adj.
vantaces OF its splendid Nestihuled
Limited Express trains between tho
east and west. Season excursion tickets,
good for return passage until October
81. will be placed on sale at greatly re-
duced rates at all principal ticket Offices
throughout tho country. One.way
tickets, reading from St Louis. Louis
vile, Cincinnati, Columbus. Chicago.
and any point on the b. & 0. system to
Washington, Baltimore. Philadelphia or
New York, or vice versa, are good TO
stop off at either Deer Park. Mountain
Lake Park or Oakland. and the time
limit will be extended by agents at
either. resort upon application, to cover
the period oil the holders visit.
Tho season at these popular resorts
commences June %.
For full information as to hotel rates,
rooms. etc. address George D. De-
Shields. Manager, Deer Park, or Oak.
laud, Garrett county, Md.
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends 10 personal enjoyment when
rightly used. Tho many, who 1.-Two bet
ter than others and enjoy life moro, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
tic needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in tho
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Its excellence is due 10 its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas.
ant to the taste, tho refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of \ perfect lax
alive: cilcctually cleansing tho system,
dispelling colds, headaches and lcvcrs
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
ncys, Liver and Bowels, without weak.
cning them and it is perfectly FREQ from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug.
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it ia man.
ufacturcd by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup Of Figs,
and being well Informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
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THE GOLD PURCHASES

I'y tho MorEnn.lsot hschtId SypLicnte-The
Treasury SaJ. tho Contact Is being
Kept.
WASHINGTON, D. c., May S.-To-day
closes tho third month under tho bond
contrac. with the Morgan.Bclmont syn.
dictate, OF New York. and up to this time
all OF the terms OF the contract have
been complied with to the satisfaction
OF the treasury officials. The So, 000,-
900 in domestic gold permitted to DO de-
posted under the contract has long
since been turned in, but whether all
Quired to date by the terms OF tho con-
Tract has actually been imported cannot
be learned here. It is believed though
that it has not boon imported. It is as.
sumed that the syndicate will be deem
ed to have complied with its contract il
i, is found q. the close OF tho deal on
October l ncxt, TO have on deposit the
So, 0O0. 900 in foreign gold, independent
OF tho TACT that they may have used do.
nestle gold from time TO time, and not
have made the adjustment requiring
half oil the gold 10 DO domestic and half
foreign until the last moment.
The treasury officials say that they
have no information as TO whether tho
syndicate ia buying gold in the west or
not, bu, they arc unable to SEQ how tho
syndicate could meet its contract obliga-
lions without buying gold wherever
and whenever 1t could. Not the least
important feature OF their contract with
the government was its agrc cment 10
protcc. tho treasury. 30 far as 1t was
able, from gold Withdrawals for export.
and at this time with sterling exchange
ut its present high rate, this Is no light
obligation. and il Is moro than
probable that tho syndicatc has
been compelled TO make heavy
purchases OF gold in the west,
possibly at slight premium. in
order to cover its foreign bills. Thatlarge
purchases are making 10 advanced BY
the fact that one or more OF tho largo
rcfnerics which heretofore have sold
their product at tho Donvsr assay office,
ceased making their deliveries there
some weeks ago aud the assumption is
that it is being sold in New York At
figures slightly in advance OF tho price
paid at tho Denver mint. Thus far the
oiliciala ARE outiroly satisfied they say
with tho manner in which tho syndi.
cate is carrying out itH contract, both as
to its deposits its control OF tho mar
ke.s as to protect tho treasury gold from
export,
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rreich, Wreck on tho L. & W.

CELISA. O., May. s.-Tho eas,.bouud
freight No. 1874, on tho Lake Erie &
Western. was wrecked ono mile wost Of
this city at ten o'clock las! night. Ten
cars were smashed into splinters. 0ie
Bicrely, OF St. Mary's, Ohio. and Peter
Finch, OF Portland, Ind, wero instantly
killed. George Anderson. OF St Mary's,
and William Depew, OF Portland, Ind,
were seriously injured, Anderson pro.
badly fatally. These parties were all
stealing rides.
Tho wreck was caused by the enginee,
suddenly putting on air brakes while
coming down a steep grade, and lifting
m oil tank car clear oil tho track. The
car turned and foil across the track and
the next nine cars were thrown in all
directions.
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Special DUpGteh 10 INC IHitLli1tneer.
MoRdASrowX, W. Va. May S-Prep.
ara,ions have already begun Tor gay
commencement season at the university
in June. The commencement pro-
cramme is the same as etofore, clos
ing with tho ball. Edgar Stewart, oil
Nlartinsburg, has been elected chair
man OF the commencement ball COM
mitteo, and Guenther', orchestra OF ten
pieces has been engaged TO furnish
music for tho ball aud Rutter's band. OF
Uniontown, will play for the military
exercises.
Samuel Resinger. OF Uniontown, Pa,
and John S. Clark and c. W. Swisher, OF
Fairmous, have purchased of c. W.
Pool, OF Pittsburgh. tho Fairmont coal
and coke works at Luther, this county.
LIZ. Nout, OF Wellington, Ohio, aud
II. G. Pastors. OF Fairmont have bought
the old creamery plant.
Judge Hagans has refused 10 grant
bail to Marion Tennant, Who'll. in jail,
charged with poisoning wells.
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MN. murOlllNsoN,s POSITION.

lilo Ia willing TO Accept tho Gubornn,o or.
int Nomination II tho situation Demands
II,
Special hSp1teh 10 ths iaieiiiCtIetr.
PAnEERsnuRo, W. Va, May S.--Tho
State Journal this evening contains tho
following:
For some tims lhoro have boon TO.
ports In various newspapers In and out
OF tho state TO tho effect that lion. John
A. Hutchinson, OF this city, would be n
Candidate for governor before tho next
Republican state convention.
Mr.. Hutchinson was econ to-day by
tho State Journal and was asked to give
q definite htatomont Of his position in
tho matter. Ito said that hc did not
like to declare positively that ho would
or would not DO a candidate. lilo had
talked with n good many people from
various sections OF tho state and had 70.
ceiyed lottorB from good many moro
on this subject
"You may say" said Mr. Hutchinson,
THAT II the situation seems favorable
and tho party seems to desire inc 10 do
30 | would DO willing to accept tho nom.
ination. | hope during tho summer
aud fall to 90 over tho state good deal
aud discuss tho political situation. In.
GLIDING tho financial aud tariff ques.
lions. with tho people Of WOst Viz.
ginia."
What !. your position on tho money
question?
VI am bi.motallist. | beliove that O
silver dollar ought 10 DO 40 good ~ u
gold dollar. and that tho purchasing
power Of gold. silver and paper should
be tho samc. and that all debts, public
aud private, should DO payable In either
gold, silver or paper. except such oblica.
tons already existing as havo been made
payable in gold. II We find wo need
murc silver, am in favor OF coming it,
but we must always keep our money on
q sound basis"
This 10 considered as an announce
ment that Mr.. Hutchinson will un-
doubtcdly DO candidate.
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II had very severe cold on my
lungs that caused much soreness and
gave me considerable uneasiness in re-
gard to tho result" says Mr.. T. T.
Smith. OF Billcrica, Mass. "a local
druggist called my attention to Cham.
berlain's Cough Remedy. and on hi:
recommendation l gave the remedy q
careful trial. The result surprised me
l recovered entirely in three days." %
and so cent bottles for sale by Chas. X.
Goethe. Will W. Irwin, John klari,
VIM. Z. Williams. G. Menkemeller, VIM.
II. Hague, II. G. Stewart, A. Z. Scheele.
]. Coleman, c. Schnepi, Vim. Menke
meller, Wheeling. ". Va. Bowie & Co.
bridgeport; b. +. Peabody & Son, Ben
wood.
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Fire ut West Milford.

Special D1plieh to he Iute!!ictHttr.
WEsr MILFORD. W. VA, May S.-Mary
Camp attempted suicide last night by
cutting her throat and inflicted q dan
gerous wound.
Five or six buildings in Wet Milford
caught fire last night and only the groat-
est effort saved them from total destruc-
ton. Davis Sons hotel was badly
ecorched and Elmer Wolio's stable and
ono horse were burned up.
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Boil two cups rice, or loss, according
to family, until nearly done. paro and
coro tho desired number OF applos.
leaving thon whole. Fill tho coro
with sugar and ono clovo. Put tho rice
around tho apples, tying zach ono sopa-
ratoly in cloth. Boil until tho apples
arc tender; tako up, remove cloths and
serve with cream.
ICODvriChhh1
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szeicI DIpasci 10 tk Ia,til(oenter.
CLARxsBuRG. W. Va, May S.-Pre,i.
dent Reed has fixed tie first Tuesday in
August as tho time OF tho meeting OF
tho West Virginia editorial association
at Clarksburg. The new $4,000 hotel
and opera house will be dedicated thcn
and the editors will DO royalty enter.
tninnl
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
SALE

COMMISSIONERS SALE
" OF THE swEESEY FOUNDRY AND MA
CHINE SHOr lots
In pursuance Of decree In Frlck & Lindsay
Company. &c. =. General Engineering Com
pany ct. al. made By lhr CiIclii Court OF Ono
County. on the &c tay Of Mach 1906. the IN.
derSiSned special n!'N,OncrS wilt proceed ,n
sci! a. public auction. AZ tbs no',h front door OF
the Court House Oi Ohio cjuaty. In tho CITY Of
Wheeling. West virginia. on
SATURDAY. ApRiL q. 1885,
beginning at 10 O'Clock f. H.. the :ollowIn. dc.
scrihcd real estate. situA:s In aid city, COUNTY
and state. that is to say: Lots oue ~ two *.
three (3I. four a., I'VE iii. uiHr ~ ten IA,
eleven ull. twelve IN and the north hnlE Of
thirteen (I5l. In SQUARE numbered r-Yru iIii IN
that part Of said city known nS the sixth ward:
being the properly formerly occupied By 4 j.,
sweeney X Son as their foundry and machine
chop. said lots will be otcrGl Is follow: /
:, J. ., 10. II. will be hrst Offered together and
AZ one parcel: {, j. i and north = OF IL Will b,
offered together aud as Onc parcel: and then
said lonwil be oIerod separately and IN smaller
pOnonS, and Will be sold In Whichever way viii
produce the greatest p:lCc.
TERIs OF SALE--0lc- ni the pHrrhnSa
money and S much moro thereof as tho pur.
Cnner shall elect 10 pay In cash. on tho day Of
'le. sud the residue In two equal miscellaneous
TsT'ble respectively IN one and Two year, from
GAv Of Saie, with interest from tina. day. tho
purchaser 10 givo his negotiable prOm,ssory
NOES for tho deferred inItnllmcuS. with se.
curly thereon satisfactory to the special com.
fEJ,lous5I and the tito To be retained until
u. payment IN full OF tho purchase m0ncy,
bo!a principal and interest
GUY X. C. ALLEN,
A J. CLARKE,
ALFRED CALDWELL,
Special Commissioners
hereby certify that bond and security have
ban given By the nid commissioners as TO-
1ui'cd By law aud said decree.
JOHN ". MITCHELL
Clerk Of the Circuit Cou.! Of Ohio County.
mr.3.YwLF
The above sIlo Il Adjourned 10 Saturday. Mny
II, 1875, at 10 o'clock Il M
GUY II. C. ALLEN,
4. j. CLARKE,
ALFRED CALDWELL,
ap?0T9ii Special Comm iUloncrE.
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WARM WEATHER GOODS.

lnCc Trimmed Parasos in black and white Organdios in
nc French Printed from 80 to 4Oc Irish Lawns In de.
signs and colOrngs IL l2c-R this morning. New style
French Fans. Lawn Waists, Derby Waists. Silk Waists Lso
Thread Hosiery. Kacr Silk Gloves Ladies' Ribbed Summer
Undcrvesta from 2ocup nlao fine so and Silk Ladies' Light
Weight Cambria Underwear made OF fine materials fine Lawn
and lcrcae Wrappers Silk os with Sterling Silver and mta.
ton Bucklesal received yesterday and sale this
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BREAKFAST Oranges. Oatmeal.
Baked hash. Pcarl hominy, Light
rolls. Apple sauce. Gingerbread with
raisins. Coffee.
DrSSER-Bakod fish. Canned or fresh
peas. Lettuce and radish salad. Sara.
toga chips. Currant jolly. Cold rolls
and graham broad. Apple anowballs.
SuprER-lrish moas blanc mango.
Raspberry sauce. Broad and butter.
Baked canned pears. Cocoon. Waters.
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YounGlove = "My dear, tho bank
cashier informs mo that YOU have over.
drawn your account" Mrs. YoungIovo
lie does? The vilainl George, see
here! There, now; only five checks
used and my book nearly full. Tho
miserable. dishonest scoundrcl. "-Rar.
lem Life.
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EylOLAlal3log 81.

The English craze. We have all
the asked.for shades-navy, brown,
cream, black. with navy, cream
and black in the lead for popularity.
Without a doubt the assortment OF
stylish Sicilians and Mohairs is
greater here than in any one store
in New York City.
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PERU'S COAL FIELDS
To Ylcld Their Hoarded Riches to
American Entorprlso.
VALUABLE CONCESSION GRANTED

By tho Peruvian Government to u
Wealthy Syndicate OF Eastern Capi.
tallsts-a rarkcrsburs Man IN
Change of tho Work of Dovolopmcnt.
VIII supply tho South American
Market With Coal From tho nilnes
OF tho lncas.
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soc a yard.

Big values at soc don't stop here,
for this morning there are on sale
FortyDifferent Styles of High Glass
Coicred Dresh Goods at SOC a
yard, any one Of which is worth
nearly double.
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Jos.Horne &Co.,
Penn Arc. and Fifth ST., Pl,tsburs.
THURSDAY, May ., isoA .
Imported.
Black
GDo@[F)'ql1@9

Another great shipment Of the
fashionable Black Grepons just in,
and prompt and big buying makes
the price less than half, for these
same styles and qualities have sold
for S5e, 81, Stag and 81 50. On
two special tables to-day at
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Rheumatism ia caused by Tactic acid
in tho blood attacking tho 6brous Tissues
Of tho joints. Keep your blood puro
and healthy and YOU will not have
rheumatism. Hoods Sarsaparilla gives
tho blood vitality and richness aud
toner the whole body, noutralixos tho
acidity OF tho blood and thus cures
rheumatism.
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HINTS TO HoUsEKEEPERs.

FHIDAY. May 10.
All! but mans reach should exceed his
CRASH,
Or whats n heaven ior7
RolERT BROWSING,
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NEW SUMMER aooDs.-ogo. R. rAYLoa.
! (a[5go[ER IL u EAW[LW[R8D
New Summer Goods
Arriving Every Day This Week.

Como and see Linen Duck Suits at So. You will
DO surprised to find elegant costumes Tor that price, quality
and III guaranteed Look Cotton Duck Suits from
So SO TO Sd 90. They excellent AMI equally well
cut onr elegant Scotch Choyo and English Mixtures should
claim your attention, also New Peerless Bicycle Suits
opened this morning Va also have Ladies' Dros Skirts in silk
and CCpon and Mohar in tho New Shape Anything in this
department needing alteration perfect fh We alter
without charge. excepting low priced wauh goods.