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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-04-20
DEER ARE FOND OF TOBACCO.


The Oaly nie - lnfsrDatsso Rrs1. 0n-
nero Oct fFoo HswshssnA
Prof. J. II. Gilmore. says: ''It was
my privilege to meet Hawthorne ut the
White mountains He was there with
Pierce and Loring and Spo6ord, and
saw considerable of him. i shall never
forget the whimsical appearance Of the
man m Pierce was trying to get him
to 60 into the parlor Of the hotel He
WAS quite averse to It
There were clever people there
from all over the United States who
had heard Of him. and were proud Of
him, but he did not want to mingle
with them at al. Pierce insisted npon
4, and he complied, and after Ave min
utes he made his escape. and found
him ont ON the veranda smoking
. cigar. He did not want to
make friends. apparently, but he
made an exception in my favor.
had been spending several
summers there, and knew the wood
craft very thoroughly, and he found
out that he could get from me the In
formation he wanted.
''IIe would ask me . question and my
reply would be followed by another
question: 'WhyT~ For instance, he
asked me. Which way would you Ash
= trout stream? I said: Down stream
Then he asked me why. Iwas COM
peeled to answer that . trout when
wQunded runs up the stream, and that
III were fishing down the stream he
would disturb the trout below. On
one occasion referred 10 the fact that
the grain Of the wood Of certain tree
was twisted. At first he questioned the
fact and asked: What makes you think
SOP said TO him: If you will go with
me to the woodpile will show that it
is So thus satisfied him of the fact,
but. a. to the reason for it, I
could only give n theory that it was
caused by the winds. / think that
while he was there he found out all
knew, and found ont very little from
him. There was one thing that -
knew that did find out.
'One day we were looking at pet
fawn. He said: DO you know that
every animal of the deer kind il nat
urally fond of tobaccor I was taken
all aback, because l had been taught
that only man and certain loathsome
green worm, the vilest thing the Crea-
tor made. would touch tobacco. To
illustrate the matter to me he pat his
hAnd into his pocket, for he mot only
smoked. but chewed. took out piecs
Of tobacco, and handed IL to the fawn,
and she ate It as though she liked it.
and while was waiting 20 sec her fall
down dead she was nosing around
Hawthorne's pocket for some more To-
hnccO On-Chinn1o Timea
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-04-20

Acquaintanee-Mr. Bullion, Let M
introduce my friend Jones I've Just
been telling him how yoa made your
pile.
Mr.. Bullioa (slightly Glad 70
know yos. Maj Pyle-CAieago Trib-
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-04-20

-Bohemia Is 20 called because Il
Was settled BY the Boii, . tribe Of Ger
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-04-20
1qEslpiiys5
8r9e,p,qtt:
N Elizabeth Timlow'

T was an I'M
promptu enter
t a i n m e n t,
which, we all
know, is usual
" the m O. st
successful. It
was just after
the holidays,
and we had n
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-04-20

The Hlse0sy Of Little T0mmy's Case.
$50 .. m.-Tommy arises.
8:3tHe complains of . headache.
7-Quite sick, but able to eat . hearty
breakfast
7:3O-Getting worse very rapidly.
s-He develops signs of fever.
s:l5-COmplications of toothache and
sore throat.
s:l5-He fears he will die.
9(school time)-High fever. aches all
over. and sobbiug with pain.
S:l5-Little Tommy is out in the yard
wrestling merrily with the neighbor's
boy.-Chicag0 Record.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-04-20
.0ood Place % Borrow.

A western member who In something
Of . financier and q good deal Of .
wag, dropped into one Of the down
town shops the other day. In the win
dow . card bearing the legend. ''twen-
ty per cent OF ON all cash transac-
tiors," il prominently displayed. The
proprietor is IN old fried and school
fellow Of the facetious NJ. C.. "Say,
Bob" he called to the merchant, ''let
me have ten dollars for = moment.
want to use IL and haven't time to &C
to the bank" The ten dollars was
promptly handed over. In IN hour or
SO the member returned and gave his
friend . roll of bills. '.How is this,
old man." said the merchant, after
counting the bills, "here are only
eight dollars" The facetious member
said not . word, but pointed to the
card in the window, twenty per cent
on for CASH"
Come on" said the merchant, I'VE
will spend those two dollars around
the corner. er."-Washington Post
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MN sosK. Sept 5.-Tasms, Z. s,ra.
do Palma. the pro,Idqa, Of the Cabaa
revolutionary iun,a, inuel an address
on ths reseag arrest Of Cubsas q. Pann's
Grove using the inedsa. liA bsd, Tor
= plea 10 yhs Unilsi states government
Tor recognition Of the Cuban insurssni,
- bsl,isrsulG The address il ia part
a. iollaws;
ii can,ideT IL a mi'iahuns tina: the
unItsl States lsit obliged, under tie
sIeui' Of international law, to tolerate
such ppugnsnl 'eens' as took place At
PsanI Grove On Friday, August 30, A
score Of Cuban patriots, most Of them
youth, VI tho besi IamllIea, doctors aui
iaWyets, Wsia chased Ike u baHi 1t
robbers, caught aud Imprisoned, for
the RIlsgad crime Ot Intending TO start
iAr Cuba, 70 join those who arc lighting
there Tor tine aams eGula Tor which the
American coloaiss fought hero in the
last century.
III Il 20 be remembered ihnt, II at
lhHt time Lafayette AMI hls gallant cam
plnions should have been chased, can,
lurel and imprisoned Tor coming to Join
The American SeY0latidajsss; that 4 shS
French government. inaIali OF eilsctu.
ally helping tho American coIonists,
should have Interpreted tho laws OF neu.
lTAilty a. tho government OF ths Uuitod
States does now, 1t IL likely that the
birth Of the first republic in the world
Of Columbus had taken place much
later, Il at all, since a groH. MANY OF tho
inhabitants OF the thirteen colonies in
rebellion did not favor tue cause OF in.
dependence,
"BuI the court Of Louis NVI., far
from turning the public officers into
GendannOs to serve Great Britain, up.
held 0BsaIy, sincerely and stectually
the cause of the American rebels.
France, 10 spite Of being so near to
England and 90 far from America, had
never consented with regard to British
ColoniSts, to what unhRpDily OCcurs to-
day in the United States with Cuban
ssparalists here, 10 far from Spain and
80 near 10 Cuba"
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CHINESE Is 4 TURMOIL

The Trouble Ia the Sex Companies Spreads
All over thu Country.
San FRAScIsoo, Sept, 5.-Chinatown
is in a turmoil and boycott war is
waglng, The Chinese Six Companies,
which Tor SO many years have controlled
matters in the Chinese quarter, no
longer work in harmony aud will prob
ably never again be united. The quarrel
has spread all over the country among
Chinese from here TO New York. The
trouble originated in tho murder OF
Chang Wal, u member Of the sam Nup
Company. Mok Tai, Cay See Hup
man, was arrested for tho murder, but
his company believed him innocent aud
asked tho Fam Yupa to call oil the pros.
scution This they refused to do, aud tho
Chinese consul sided with the sam
Yups. Then boycott was declared
against tho Sam Yupa by the See Yups,
The Sam Yups comprise the the veal.
thior classes OF the Chinese, who do II
big business as butchers. while tho Sec
Yups arc composed OF tho laboring
classes, mostly customers OF the sam
Yups. The See Yups have started rival
shops and boycott Is being wHgel
against tho sam Yups, greatly to their
discomfort and financial Toss. Three OF
the companies have sided with the See
Yups, two against tho Saul Yupd, but
the fifth, the Yeong Wo Company, COM
posed Of the better class Of merchants,
hold Alooi from the fray, They, too,
are threatened with war II they do not
come over into the camp OF tho enemies
Of tho hated Sam Iupd
Jaw Men Sang, president OF tho
Weong, tried to be- diplomatic and not
become Involved in the quarrel, md rs
q result has lost his position and has
been succeeded by Bow zoe, recent
arrival from China. Bow Iae is study
ing the situation and it IL believed he is
awaiting tho arrival Of instructions
from thu Chinese miniatOr at Washing
ton. Tho Chinese consul hure, gcner-
atty man Of great Influence among his
countrymen, is now treated with con.
tempt by all except tho Sain Iups, and
ho will probably lose his position, II the
wishes Of majority OF tho ChinGIu
count for anything. No matter what
decision may DO arrived ut. the Sam
Yups arc ruined. Tor onluitio3 have been
ongendGrud that cannot DO removed,
except by their financial ruin.
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W.. NANcr Eve pEAn.
a Ftsatsr Es,.asal Of MsFus'' fsFrI
Fss-ss AsaH

FtsarsF Es,asal Of NaFus'' fsrrJ
rss-ss asAY.
MrL Nance Ziss, ops el lss eldest
women 81 this section Of tue county
did sbsa, 10 a's!ses Wednesday a'Ehs
81 her home 90 Fra, street, IN A1rua's
Ferry. shs us, In her Hins,y-afi' year,
AMI up 70 Wiihia The last isu weeks bad
enjoyed good health. sts had been $3.50
elsled win Mathis fsTrJ hl,tsIy lT9u
is earliest days, and being a uembH 81
remarkable pemoFy che hai been eon'
sidsfet one Of the best authorities %
local history. Her maidea aams wa
McWil.lam'. aud sue Wai born aud
gaised on seatrh Ridge. bat siuee her
marriage Shs has lived most Of the ume
in the old hoDs on F,fsI street. where
size died,
MrL Zane wac one 81 family 81
eleven children, three OF whom ate still
living. they GJa Mrs, Eliza Parker, Of
Fluaburch; Mn. Maria Wood, Of Mel
ford Ceutrr. UAi0, and Ars. Ange!'09
Weir, d Iowa.
The funeral. which will be private,
viii take place ~ 8 o'clock this alter
noon, aud the inls msnl viii b. IN the
enclosure known - the Elue buTyllg
ground, ia Wsluut Grove.
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coMMnl,cM wlrM GNtMANY.
Imports OF Agricultural Products From
the United Stnte..

imports of Agricultural Products From
tho United Statc..
WAsulNGroS, b. g., sept, 5.-The do.
purtmont of agriculture has received
from in agent at Berlin statement
Of tho imports Of agricultural aud other
products into Germany. 1t shows that
during tue first six nonths Of 1895 tho
following percentage OF tho total i'm.
ports OF tho German empire OF tho arti-
clos specified were obtained from the
United States:
Cotton, 81 per cent; wheat, 10 maize,
20; grass aud timothy seel, lG; dressed
beef, %; oil cake. 50, aud lari Lanelin,
0J, Accompanying tho statement are
copies Of tho quarantine and prOhlbi.
ton regulations now IN force in the
German empire in regard to the i'm
porlalion Of live stock lwhOihur Tor lin.
port OF transit only aud iroan meat.
Thuse regulations are OF Importance III
viOw OF tho stringent measures govern
Ing iifP9rtatioas from this country.
Live stock brought from tho exterior VI
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Asa rule l am opposed to proprietary
medicines. still ] value a good one,
especially when such is tho source Of
relief from pain. As topical (externaD
application ! have found Chamberlain'S
Pain Balm tho best remedy [ have ever
used for neuralgia Of any kind. 1 have
consCiNntiously recommended it to
many persons. William Horne, NJ d.,
Janesvitte, Wis. Sold by q. Il. Goethe,
W. ", Irwin, Z. Schnepf, &. Monke.
meller, Jno. klari, W. II. Hague, II. q.
Stewart, r. b. Burt, j. Coleman, A. f.
ScheaIo, Nm, Monkcmellor, ]. e..
Ehole, Wheeling; Bowie g. Co., Bridge.
port b. +. Peabody Il Son, Benwood.
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MARTINS FERRY.
nup' aud bU,hap, "A tbs Thriving Guy
AeIn.. tue lMIeE

Hap1 aud hI,,hap, "a ths Thriving Guy
Aoras. tue HiVrE
MaTgery, an infant child OF Mr. and
Mrs. stephen Potlet died 1t tbs Eoms
OF its grandfather, W. /, starilng, yes
terday afternoon, The taaeyal will iake
place this afternoon ~ o'clock the
intermeRI will DO al Rlyaryiew
Luther Gibson, the c9lorei boy who
has been implicated In several mIsde'
meauors. the latest Of which WAS that
al robbing superintendent SiOWSrEs
desk Of 8, will be sOnt 10 tue reform
school at his mothers request.
Mr. Mccain started for Columbus
last evening, In answer tn telegram,
saving that his wits, wbp IL Ia a hos
pitai in that city, hai taken u decided
change Tor tho WorsG aud could live but
q very short time,
The prtcticing Gremen arc getting
quite extensive aud commoilonS &C.
Communications at their training quar-
teFs on tho brick yard gronndL Hot
and cold water baths are the most re-
coat acquisitions.
A young child Of Robert Williams,
OF tho First ward, died yesterday morn
ing The funeral will take place ut 10
O'Clock this morning.
DR.. Carl Rust formerly Of this place.
made a few Of his friends q flying visit,
and returned to Wellington, Ohio, yes
terday afternoon.
Mrs Charles Coleman aud stster.tu'
law, Miss Corena Coleman, left yester.
day for Kent, Ohio.
Mrs. A. y. NeWlAnd has returned
IRONS twn weeks visitto Chicago.
Council will make another effort to
convene Tomorrow evening,
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FnAKf:l.', UnfNAYEN
MAkus "a sHirmsut--,ui MalnlsiuS That
the Doctor Wa, Drowned,

MAkus II Rtumsut--stiI Maintains That
the Doctor Wa, Drowned,
RAToN, n. 81, Sept 5,-George iior.
re, one Of the principal witnesses in
establishing the death Of Dr. Fraker by
drowning, and who is accused by tho
doctor with being his belTayeT, Is ia the
county jail at Springer, charged with
burglary. lfa makes the following
stRlcmOut:
'Ou July 10. D'. Frakar, James Trip.
lott, Alexander Manondez, mau named
McMurray, the driver anI myself went
on Hsuinglrip. We did not reach thu
river near Camden until 7 o'clock that
nIght.Sl saw FRAZER drop into the river,
Il waA about . o'clock IN the evening,
lilo sank ont OF sight, rose TO tho sur.
face once aud then disappeared. do
not believe u possible ior tho man to
have gotten out alive, Not ono OF us
have over seen tho doctor since that
night, aud | will not bolieyo that he is
!tying until 500 him face Ia face. Oar
party remained In tho nsiglborhood
that night and next day making every
effort to iInd the body, but without sue.
cess"
Mrs. Ash, WHO'S also In Jail as an ac'
complete Of liorrie, in the burgIaries,
states that llorrie several times received
remittances from Attorney Lincoln, Of
Liberty, Mo. that llorriO made several
trips to Missouri the past two years
and at one timO met Lincoln at La
Junta, Col.
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All Sorts of Local New, and Gossip from
the Glass ctr

All Sorts OF Local New, AMI Gossip from
the Glass ctr
Joe Talett was arrested by Marshal
BanrA yesterday morning and locked
up on a charge OF ombeZLlement made
by John Boyer. TalleIG worked Tor
BOYER aud took the wagon out one day
with load OF vegetables aud groceries,
but he failed to return with tho pro-
ceeds and has not been seen In these
parts till yesterday. lie was arraigned
before the mayor aud 1T first pleaded
guilty; thon Withdrew his plea. Boyer
places his loss at about $23 and Tallett
acknowledges to So or 80. Tue case
may bo settled.
The other day boy was locked up
here for having a suspicious number
Of penkniyCs on his person which he
was trying to sell. lie was held u day
or Two aud then released. Now it turns
out store at Quaker City was robbed
OF the kaives the boy had.
Harvey Dean and Miss Mamie
Grafton wers married Wednesday even.
ing. The young couple have the good
wishes OF q number Of friends,
The Tril5y Stars OF this city challenge
the Martins Ferry Juniors for game
Of ball next Saturday, to be played on
the grounds in this city.
A party Of Belluire young folks went
down to Pipe Creek to dance Wednss-
day night, AMI they didn't get homo tilt
broad day light
Roscoe snedecker, Of Sistersvillo, ro.
turned to his home yesterday evening,
after spending several days with Tela.
tiyea here.
The school board has been holding
mcetings every night this week to
adopt rulOs, and only concluded last
night.
Miss Mary Kelly has returned from y
pleasant trip to Atlantic City. BIlti.
more, Philadelphia and Washington.
Miss Lucy Anderson has gnno to
Washington, Pa, where SHE has secured
a school and will teach this winter,
Mrs. John Chisholm and two chill.
dren, OF Cleveland, are visiting Mrs. Il,
j. Chisholm, OF the Fourth ward.
Mrs. II. L. swctz,r, Of Bollefontsine,
o., ia visiting tho family OF Jacob
Schra'Hm. OF the Fourth ward,
Mrs. L. A. Morydith, OF Pittsburgh, Is
tho guest Of hor mother, Mrs. Schanna.
felt, oil the Second ward.
Miss Mary Paul. OF the Filth ward,
has returned mono after visit with
relatives at Massilon.
Prof Andrew Anderson left yeSter.
day for Minneapolis, Mimi, where no
will teach school.
". f. Dautord, Of this city. has 70.
turned from 4 visit with relatives in
Noble county.
Misc Allie Roscoe. Of St. ClairsviIlo,
h the guest al the Misses Roscoe, OF the
Fourth ward.
Nearly all tho old soldiers intown will
join tho excursion to Louisville next
Monday.
Androw Tolma and wife nro homo
from trip to Boston and other eastern
cisios
lIias Ina Edgar, Of Earne,yillc, came
down 10 attend the Grafton Dean we'd.
ding.
Mrs. Franl, S. Grace. Of smith'a Forty,
is tho guost Of friends in tho Fourth
ward.
MIRA f. NJ. Simpson, OF sleRbsaVille
is visiting relatives in tho Fourth ward.
Morris Elokau will DO married. next
Monday to u young lady in New York.
Rov, sam Small will lecture in this
city on tho 10th OF September.
Harry Godfrey, OF Alngo, is visiting
relatives III tho Third ward.
II. $. Armstrong was at MounilvillS
on business yesterday.
Hon. Y. L. Wcoms was in town yes
tcrday.
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Al Fra.

Those who have used DR.. Kings New
Discovery know its value, aud those
who have not have now the opportu.
nifty 10 try it free. Call on the adver.
tised druggist and get trial bottle free.
Send your name and address to II. i,
BIcklen & Co., Chicago, and got sam.
pie box Of DR.. Kings New Life Pills
free, rs well as copy Of Guide to Health
aud Household Instructor, free. All OF
which Ia guaranteed 10 do you good mud
cost you nothing. Logan Drug Co.'S
drug store, (
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GsFInaay aust Be eEauihFi bya Tsiaf'
ialran before rsrl.,lisn Is tfszlGi %
iftasg9fg % acfltt tla b9uHlafy hne o.
tns empire lhr cTPssss q such ~.
tassti1a inati BE- pa nv ne Importer
sai % animal anrc;oi sta = eonilgleuf
y seas rAu be brought across ,hs lac.
Ihe regCis,.ca' aatet AasEies - i9s'
isHt;
Ihg impeHat,oa Of cattle ani ifeth
bssi Il pfabItitsl Tao pfoUse,sl
pfssiianu q the 1erEan geystamsa1
llay orlsT hof,st aud sheep impaired
from tAe Cni.sd states 81 America 10
30 held atlse laGdins p.Aoe tor obssi'
yAiioa agd Inspection. FltE Impaired
ir9m the Unr,ed states mutt bs aeeeai,
panied BY a goyetnmsal certificate Of
igfPgci4ga.
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nONn AurnlMlAan

TsT fhs CoHiiraetiaa % Ihs Ssu coism-
bus, uaaungEaa 3 daIaa4osgs ElGd.
salsiIi H'rl.abps I.t ..s..f1
HususGfuy, W. Va, Sep. j-lhs
Itoekaolier, Of the Columbus, Hualius'
ton x Glyinloi,a railroad met last
night aud authorized tao board Of d.
rseIon OF the new road to issue Gre!
northumberland to exceed ~, 900 per
mile TO DO used ia the eaaitruGgon Of
tue line, Ias board Witi meet tn NSw
YORK city On the llth, anl work will
commence a nnuth lltar il 10 thought
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Epilepsy 20 Years.
Cured by Dr. Miles NerYlne.

A few years ago, MIR. L. ". Gallahor, was
an extensive, successful expert mnnu-
facturcr OF lumber products. Attacked with
epilepsy, he was obliged TO give up his Ousl-
ness. The attacks came upon him most In
opportuncly Quo time falling from a carrl-
arc, at another down stairs, and often In tho
street. Once he fell down shaft in tho
mill, his Injuries nearly proving fatal. Nj
GallahGr writes from Milwaukee, Feb. 10, 49,
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Mn A. A. Snyder, superintendent
poor Iarm, WinneShoik Co., Ia, shyI:
Last winter MIR. Robert Leach uaSI two
boxes Of De Wits Witch Hazel save
and cured q large running sote OH his
lcg, Had been under care at physiclans
Tor months without obtaining relief,
surO euro for piles. Logan Drug Co.,
Wheeling, W. Va, II. r. Peabody, Bsn.
wood, and BowlO K Co., Bridgeport, y,
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"ThOro arc mono more miserable than cpl.
leptlcs. For2Oy years suffered with opllcp-
Tic Gts, having 10 high AA fvD IN ono night.
tried any number Of physicians, paying to
ono alone, ico OF 10000 and hnvo donO
littlo for yoars but search for something to
help mo- md haYo taken MI tho loading
remedies, but received no benefit, A yehr ago
my son, Chas H. GnllNhcr, drugglst NJ iai
Reod st., Milwaukee, gaVO me DR.. Miles
Restorative Nesvlae and | tried II With
gratifying results, Have had hut two lts
since began taking IT, iam better now In
every way than havo been In 20 years"
Dr. Mics Remedies uru sold by druggists
on n positive guarantee that the hrst bottle
will benefit or Rtlco refunded. Hook on the
Heart and Nerves, FREQ. Address,
br. Mics Medical Co., Elehnrt, Ind.
DR.. Miles Remedies Restore Health,
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On August %, September 10 and "a,
the Burlington Route will soil round
trip tickets at very low rates to points
in Nebraska, Kansas, Colorado, Utah,
the Dakota', Wyoming, Black Hills and
other western points. For particulars
call on yonr agent, or address
D. o. IVES, General Passenger and
Ticket Agent, st. Louis, Mo.
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For the accommodation OF persons
attending the west Virginia State Fair
tho Baltimore & Ohio will run special
train to Huntington, W. Va, leaving
Wheeling at 6 p. IN, September 4, 8
and @.
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JOS. HORNE AGO.,
Plll I've. and Plllh St. Pilisiill.
Fanny. ssp,.ab.r q, is9l
September Values.
Every department bflm iull Of
interesting merchandise.
We mention a few SPECIAL for
this week
Colored
Dress Goods.

Handsome, stylish fabrics like
these highest grade qualities at
prizes below an reason are bound
10 sell, The following list is but a
very few Of the stock on hand.
Al $50 a yard
Navy blue and black All.Wool
bsrgOI, SO inches vide, as good
- you'd expect LOT zoe.
All.Woal Blight Plaldt for School
DroAsel, IS Inches wide.
Al 35C and SOC a yard
Very special qualities Of All.Wool
HsnTisIIaI, vs. inches wide.
Al SOC a yard
40ineh Mixed rWSsdJ. shot sapctI,
on ieTTA.cotia or blGck grounds.
Black and navy ground HSnTlalllS,
with OoloVed figures, 40 inches.
bl'lnch French soTRsI, navy, brown,
green, ressda. tan, garnet
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-06

DEr0dlsrs say that thiOr aalOs Of
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-06
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