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SUMMER UNDERWEAR.

FOR LADIES, MEN. AND CHILDREN.
~ dozen Mems Genuine Balbriggan shirts.
short or long sleeves, pearl buttons,
French-tape neck, 81 1-2c. value' ior
19c. ,
70, dozen Mems Colored Balbrisgan Shirts,
the best 5Oc quality; for this lot &c.
g dozen Mems Balbriggan shirts ana
Drawers. made by the Otis Manufac-
turing Company. which is a guarantee
of its quality, and at 81 lie. this week
means just half price.
Mems Unbleached Jeans Drawers, pro-
perly made and sized. the best Zoe.
article on the market. at lSc here.
Mems Unbleached Jeans Drawers, MADE
of 6-ounce drill and never offered
by any house in Richmond for less
than 4Oc., but these will be &c. this
week.
100 dozen Mems Bleached Jeans Drawers
well made and full seat, &c. per
pair.
Mems soc. Percale Laundered Shirts at
zoe.
Mems 75c. Percale Shirts, attached col
lar, 45c.
Mems 81 Laundered Percale Shirts, with
two collars, 69c.
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MILLINERY! MILLINERY!

One OF our busiest departments. but we
want to be buster and viii offer extra
inducements for this week:
Any Sl.50 Trimmed Hat. for this week, 81.
Any 81 Trimmed Hat at u.fS.
Any $3.50 Trimmed Hat at sL79.
Any 8 or $3.50 Hat, $2.l9.
Any 81 or s. Hat 1898.
White or Black Sailor Hats. with all
silk bands, for this week, pc.
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A. HUTZLER'S SONS,
3I5 east Broad street,
rofit-SacrIficing Prices
ON TIMELY WANTS.
All Kinds of Wash Goods 4!
All Kinds of Black Goods,
All Kinds of Ribbon,l
All Kinds of Remnants
All Kinds Of Si,ksl
All Kinds OF Underwear,
See our list OF prices. and ponder:
WHITE GOODS.
satln-Barred Muslins. large pad 4
quality. Sc. per yard.
Sheer India Linen. 20 inches wide Z.
quality. 4 Bic. per yard.
Extga-Fne India Linen, ~ inches NJ,
DOC. quality, n lie. per yard
Imported White Organdle. 80 in,b..
wide. II. ., and &c. per yard.
Imported White Oggandle, Is l,.,.,
wide 35c. and upward.
French Nainsook. IS inches wide p,
per yard.
COLOHED WASH FABRICS.
Upwards OF 30 pieces. entirely new "a.
signs, opened this week:
Linen, colored grounds, With va,
cords.
Linen colored grounds. with colora
stripes
Linen colored grounds, with White an,
cOlored figures.
Linen coiored grounds. with embrols,.
ed prints.
GRASS LINENS
are IN great demand.
Au-Pure-Ii nen-Thrcad Grass Cloth. T.,
An-IAnen-Thread Sheer Grass Cloh.
zoe.
Union Linen, Sheer Grass Cloth. l7c.
Imitation Linen Grass Cloth. 10 and
L lie.
Hand-Spun linens, for skirts. 70 ~,
Grass Linen Effects In Bauste Cloth,
solid and figured.
SOLID BLACK AND BLACK-AND.
WHITE EFFECTS.
Fast-Black Bat.ste and Lawns, Toe per
yard.
Fast-Black Organizes. Il. % and 20.
Fast-Biack Organdies very fine, -c.
Fast-Black India Linon, very sheer
l7c.
Black and White Dlmltles and organ.
dies 10 ana y lie.
Fast-B!ack French Sateens % inches
wide. brilliant finish. 55c value. fos Ul
Only a limited supply on hand.
Ribbons. RInBOSsi
Fresh assortment OF White TaTea.
Satin, and D0uble-Faced Ribbons thl.
are now 50 scarce.
White and Co,orod Taffota, No. g. a.
20c.; No. p. at DC. No. 80, al 25c.
Double-Faced White and Black Satin
Ribbons, all silk. very heavy. and finest
finish.
LADIES' RIBBED UNDERMINE.
Extra-Iarge and Full-Finlsh Blibrssaa
Vests. SC.
Pure White Swlss-Ribbed Vests l-t
Special Finish, Elastlc-Weaye H.54
Vests, l0c.
Pure Lisle-Thread Ribbed Vests, im.
ported 25c.
Mems BaIbriggan Vests. French nnlsA
pc.
DAMAGED UASDIS EHCHiETS.
% dozen Ladies Plain-Whlte and Print.
ed-Border Hemstitched Handkerchief
slightly damaged by water 2 l--c. each.
REMNANT DEPARTMENT..
Something new nearly every day:
1909 yards Dimltos. Jaconet, and or.
CANDIES. the best-selling. y - ara Be-
qualities, In 6. 8, and lO-yard lengths az
z S-ic.
900 yards Dlmitles and lawns s and lo,
qualities. in c. s. and l0-yard lengths a,
4 SIC.
82-lnch French Percales. lOc. quality. Ia
3 to S-yard lengths. 3 &c.
3G-inch Finest Percales, y lie. quality
IN 3 TO 5-yard lengths, 3-ic.
so yards Striped and Checked Dimiues
20c. quality. 3 10 9-yard lengths. s SIC,
4 PRINT BARGAIN.
40 pieces. 1900 yards. Of the Best-QualIy
suitable Tor wrappers and
Waists. choice patterns. fast colors. 5-ic
MATTINCs! MATTlNGsl
Inspect our Mating Department II yoa
are looking for
Best japanese Cotton-Warp Fanc.es
at % and 25c.
Choice Pattern -Jolnted Fanc9
at 10 and u lie,
A. HUTZLER'S SONS,
Bis east Broad street.
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LADIES' SUMNER RIBBED UNDER
WEAR

At Remarkable Prices, ana just
When You Want Them.
100 dozen Ladies' Ribbed Vests, the &c.
kind. for Monday only, as the lot
won't last longer-3 for Toe.
One case Ladies' Derby Ribbed Vests,
shell arms and neck at 4c. each.
llo dozen Ladies' Full-Bleached Ribbed
Vests-the best 10c. goods, shell neck
and arms-6 lie. each.
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HERE'S A HUMMER.

200 dozen Ladies' Full-Bleached Egyptian
Ribbed Vests. tape neck the regular
lie Vest at &c. or for &c.
ANOTHER TRADE HUSTLER.
1s5 dozen Ladies' Lisle-Thread and Maco-
Thread Vests. tape neck and arms,
altogether the best, 25c. Vest you ever
saw. but this lot Ice. each.
10 dozen Ladies' Fine Ribbed Vests, silk
taped. a &c. value, at 13c.
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SOLID BLACK AND DLACK-AND-
WHITE EFFECTS.

Fast-Black Batlste and Lawns. Toe per
yard.
Fast-Black Organizes. Il. % and &c.
Fast-Biack Organizes. very fine Ic.
Fast-Black India Linon, very sheer
l7c.
Black and White Dimlties and organ.
dies. 10 ana II lie.
Fast-Black French Sateens, 20 inches
wide. brilliant finish. 35c. value, f0s Nl
Only a limited supply on hand.
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CHILDREN's RIBBED VESTS.

I25 dozen Children's Ribbed Vests.
Bleached and Brown, for Monday, as
long as they last, &C.; or for l0c.
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for
anhers mind the loss
JACOB LEVITT,
1888 East Main Street.
Thousands overstod
importers dollar and less and
CHILDREy's CLOTHING.

CHILDREN's CLOTHING.
II your child needs Suit, now is the time
to set IT:
Boys Wash Suits a. g. 70, and &c.;
each grade way under price
Boys All-Wool Navy Sailor Suits. to s
years. Csc.
50 Boys Figured Cashmere Suits at ssc.
Boys 81 Suits. in Black, Cheviot. and
Mixtures, reduced 10 slS3.
Boys $3.50 and s. Suits reduced to sl.6a.
LADIES' READY-MADE SKIRTS AND
You'd stop before you got half way
through figuring how much less we
can sell you Suit or Skirt than you
could buy the materials:
Ladies' Black Figured skirts. lined all
the way through, at CSC. NL4s, and
Black Brilliantine Skirts. yards wide. at
s24s.
We received yesterday per express four
teen more OF those Black China SILK
Skirts, positively no more after this
lot, yards wide,
s2.0S.
(The material alone is worth three times
rs much)
Ladies' Duck Suits, in good styles, and
very wide skirts, pleated back. Sl.f9
per suit.
ARE YOU GOING TRAvELLINGs
We have the cheapest line OF Trunks,
Travelling Bags. Grips and every
thing pertaining to the line. Trunks
from 75c. TO SIS. and every price in
between.
The celebrated Roller-Tray Trunks In
every size and style.
Grips from 4Sc TO SIS.
See our line OF Grips at N.4s and 81
each-'way under regular prices.
NftIIIAERAt MIIEINEHXs
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RIBBONS. RiBBOSsi

Fresh assortment OF White TaIeia
Satin. and Double-Faced Ribbons thar
are now 50 scarce.
White and Co,orod Taffota, No. 70. a.
20c.; No. p. at DC; No. 80, al 2c.
Double-Faced White and Black Satin
Ribbons, all silk. very heavy. and finest
finish
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GRASS LINENS

are IN great demand.
An-Pure-Linen-Threa Grass Cloth. r.,
Au-IAnen-Thread Sheer Grass Cloth
20c.
Union Linen. Sheer Grass Cloth l7c.
Imitation Linen Grass Cloth. 10 an!
Il l-2c.
Hand-Spun linens. for skirts. 70 l.ec
Grass Linen Effects In Bauste Cl0ths
solid and figured.
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"Thc Dying Soldier"

To the Editor of the Dispatch
THE Dying Soldier has been published
frequently, but almost every time with
sundry typographical errors. The an
nexed copy has no error in IT. IT. there
fore, you should follow this copy, the
publication will be correct
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ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY PIECES,
YARD-WIDE
CURTAIN sCRIM
mt 3 3-sc. per yard.
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Jos. Horne & Co.
This the Time o Year

When stocks are broken every line merchandise show
ing odds and ends lengths broken lines and Sizes ana
the stocks generally chaotic state incidental to an I'M
i that a,n oneeHo eear
the way for incoming goods which will soon be png in We
dispose q all such e U the nost sas
factory to customers and to usby putting prices every
t. the goods RE ax be
rom wholesale price cutting in retail selling and there's
anything in DIa Goods silks, Slns Ennfotdss Linens he
FIannsl Cloves Hosiery Cotton Goods CeGs FgB Ladies E and
CdEep RsadyHads Garments Hens and Boys Furnishings
you'd expect to find in rtclass Dry Goods Establishment
If you'll write Mail Order Department giving an idea Of
YOUR wants they will be supplied in the most expeditions and
satisfactory manner possibeand prices only fractional
part Of real value majority Of instances When possbieto
exchange goods on account of sze color etc. it shall be
promptly done if at all expedent We want Nail Order
friends to feel they to receive all the courtesy and aen
ton at the distance of hundreds thousands of miles, that's
received by, and due to customers at counters.
To this end our Mail Order has been established is sue
cessuy working along the lines indicated and you can adj
dress this Department with confidence ofreceivng ulsas
faction. = (.
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CHINESE POLITICS.
An incident showing Their Character.
Istie Mysterious w-ys.

Istie Mysterious w-ys.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 1.-THE
Chronicle says that Il Yuns Yew. the
chlneses coasul general in this city. has
received dispatch from the Chinese
minister e. Washington removing him
from his position and appointing FunE
Yung Hun, the consits former Secre-
tary. rs his successor. AS IL Yuns
YCT was supposed 60 be extremely
popular with the powers az Pckin. his
removal has caused much discussion IN
Chinatown. Ii Yung Ycw's dismissal
is to some extent wrapped IN that nys-
teTy which surrounds all Chinese at
fairs OF STATE. II Is the more senea-
ttonai when It Is considered that ne has
high court connections In Pekin and
was the intimate friend and COUNSELOR
OF the present Chinese minister Al
Washington. He was appointed consul
general 10 this city IN 1881. after serving
his emperor IN certain diplomatic VS.
its 20 the countries OF South America.
At the Chinese consulate the ut
taches say that YeT's removal from the
post Il but preparatory 20 bestowinE
further hoaorS upon his head-that he
Is 20 be appointed special agent Of
the emperor 10 negotiate treaty be.
tween the court Of PelSlp. and that o.
President DIaz, OF Mexico. Merchants
IN Chinatown say that the change Is
due TO the fight that has been going on
for months between the sam Yups and
the See NupS. two OF the SIX companies
that control ChIrcsc business affairs in
AmeF4cn.
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We BEARD The MAJOR CALLING As We WENT
DOWN THE STARS.
but he could not help llmping q little
more markedly as the man looked at
him. The man seemed to understand.
''witt you Tide2" he asked.
Arthur glanced At him and nodded
without speaking. The stranger was n
fine-lUokIng man. with military cut OF
beard getting gray. His face was rud-
dy and smiling.
Z THANK you. am rather tired" Ar
thur said. as he settled into the seat. II
guess I'll have TO own up. I'm about
i thought you looked toot-sore. I'm
enough OF western man to feel mean
when pass a man on the road. A foot
mar can get very tired on these
stretches OF ours"
"I've trarped about forty miles to-
day. ! guess I'm trying To find some
fldenc-.
Is that so7 What kind Of work."
We'll. wanted to get place IS fore
man on ranch"
''Tm afraid that liz too much to ex-
Arthur sighed. Yes. suppose II Is.
IT'D known as much two weeks ago as
! do now. wouldn't be here"
"oh, don't set discouraged. there's
plenty 81 work 10 do. can give yen
something TO do on my ranch"
''Wcll. I've como 20 the conclusion
that there Is nothing here for me but the
place OF common hand. 10 II you can
give me anything"
"Oh, yes; can give you something TO
DO In my garden. Perhaps something
hnN1ur xt.tI nHAR InNGv yI~t,as. Q, =.
you stayinE?' he asked. as they neaEed
town.
Arthur told him. and the man drove
him down 20 his hotel. ''T'd Ike TO have
you call AZ my Office Tomorrow MORN
Ing; my partner does NEST Of tho hiring.
I've been living In Denver. Here's my
card"
After he had drove away the iisten!nE
landlord broke forth: You're in luck.
Cap. u yon get place with Major
Thayer, you're fizcd."
who Is hc. anyhow"
Who IL he2 Why he owns all the
iaad up tho creek. and has banks all
over Colorado"
rs that so9" Arthur was dclirhted.
or course II was only n common hands
place. but here was the vista he had
hooked for-hcre was the chance.
When he entered the Office next day.
however. the major merely nodded NJ
him over tho FALLING ana said: Take n
seat. please"
He seemed deeply engaged with tall
young man OF about thirty five years ot
hEe. with rugged. gmooih-shhven face.
The young man spoke with q marked
English accent. and there was a quality
In his manner Of speech which appealed
very strongly TO Arthur.
"coufound the fellow" he was say.
ting. I've discharged him. cawut re-.
engage him, Sc kncOw! We Gavin,
have a man abeoui who gets drunk v
kHeow-its bloody provoking. T,njnh."
But the poor fellows family. saulIs.
bury"
'oh. hang the fellows family" laugh.
ca ssailabaFy. We arr not pool
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me and tho horses. I'm as afraid as
death OF horses and CONS"
The rest laughed In musical upr0ar,
but Arthur flushed hot. II was the
tone English people Ia plays ana stories
used In speaking TO their butler. or
coachnlan.
He helped her down. however. with
a suIlen air. for his rehelllous heart
seemed 10 MI his throat.
The party moved ahead in 4 cloud
OF iaughtcr. The ladies were dainty as
spring lowers. In their light, outdoor
dresses. and they seemed TO light up
the barnyGrd.
One OF them made the most powerful
impression upon Arthur. She was so
dainty and 70 bird-llEe. Her dress was
quaint. with pulled sleeves, and bands
and edges Of light green. Ike an April
flower. Her narrow face was as swirl
as light In its volatile changes, ana her
little chin dipped occasionally into the
deep Of her rufiied bosom like q swat
low into water. Every movement she
made was strange and sweet 10 see.
She cried out In admiration Of every
thing and ciapped her slender hands
IKE a wondering child, The others
5semed TO laugh eveFX time they looked
II her. she was 20 entirely carried away
by the strangeSneSs OF the farm,
She admire6 the cows and The colts
very much, but shlVered pretthy when
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'NoUaz IKE ouR OWN FOLKS BAcS /. rEtt
sc,s,"
the bun thrust his yellow and black
muzzie through the Ht,le window of his
The hOrrad thing! Ism, he saw
mot at all He wants some meal.
that's all. said the major.
The young girl skipped and danced
and shook her peFfumed dress rs a
swallow her wings She was not vain;
II WAS natural IN her. Arthur looked
Mt her with deep admiration ana de-
light. though Mrs. Salisbury was
talking TO him.
He liked Mrs. Salisbury at once,
though naturally pTejudIced ngninst
her. She had evidently been y very
handsome woman, but some concealed
pain had nhde her face thin and drawn,
and one corner Of her mouth was set
in slight fold as Il By a touch OF paral-
ysIs. Her profile was very beautiful.
ana her voice was that OF highly cul-
tivated American.
She seemed to be interested in Ar
thur, and she asked him lew Ques-
lions. and all her questions were intel
tigent
Salisbury amused himself by Joking
the girl whom he called Edith.
This Is the COW that gives the cream,
y kneow and this one ls the butter
milk cow" he said. Ms they stood look
ing in at the barn door.
Edith tipped her eager little face up At
him. "Reallyg"
The resI laughed again.
Which Is the ice cream GOVT" the
young girl asked. TO let them know that
she was, not TO be fooled with. S0ufts-
bury apheAled TO the major. "Majah,
what have you done with our ice cream
cow"
she went dry during the wia,er. !"
said the major. NO demand on her;
supply regulated by the demand sou
know"
They drifted int the horse barn.
We're In Ramsey's domain. nov. " said
the major, looking At Arthur. who
stood with his hand on the hip OF one
OF the big gray horses.
Edith turned and observed Arthur
FOR the first time A slight shock went
through her sensitive nature, as II some
fair, prophecy Of great storms came &c
her in the widening gaze Of his dark
GRO BE coNTINUEpJ
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Father Kelly p,.u,,....,.

PORTLAND. oTegoa. Jan. N-Rev.
81 ]. Kelly. parish. pT.eE OF Cedar
Mills, neAy this CITY. has been dismissed
from his church by Archbishop Cross,
whose decision has 6eSn sustained by
Cardinal sa;olli.
Sevcr.ll months afp. Fathfr Kelly. In
newspnpc1 article. charged Sister
William, the head Of the Mercy SISTERS
Of OREGON. with inrEoper conduct. nj
lcF,Bg that she had led the life OF an
GdvcaturtzS- WhcfT AEchslslioi' Grass
ATTEMPTED 10 silence tho bcllIge-en;
priest, the attacks became more per
sonnl Oad tho archbishop himself came
IN fos share ~ ;he abuse. II IS said
to-day that other priests in this city.
wh1 extended sympathy a=A aid ~
Father Kelly IN his attack on Sister
William and Archbishop Gross have be-
cons :auch alarmed lest they should be
called before the cccle3las;ical court
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The train which brought young Ram
sey to Red Rock arrived about 5 o'clock
ot q dark day. The next morning he
confded to the landlord his plan OF find
ms foreman's position on u stock
farm.
Wen. dunno; there are such places.
hut they're always snapped up fore you
can say Jack Robinson"
sWeh, I'm going 70 give Il u gcod
trs, the young fellow said. .afavely:
THAT'S right. II were you I'd SO
cut ard SEE some Of these reel estate
feilefs: they most always know what's
going ON
.That's a good idea, much obliged
III tackle 'en1 at once"
The next forenoon he made Ills fsFst
attempt He had determined on his
speech. and he went into the FIRST oflce
with as song on his lips,
I'm looking for Q place on q dairy
farm; I've got I'VE years practical eS-
perienee, and am a graduate OF - AZ
ricpitural college. I'm after the POSI-
ton OF bookkeepet and foreman"
The man looked AZ him ETnYely.
You're aiming pretty high. young fell
Ter. for this country. There are plenty
% chances 10 work. punching cattle. but
] don't think chances are good for .
foremAn's place"
He was kindly man, and repented
when he saw how young Ramsey's face
fell. However, III give you some
names Of people to hipe."
Following these elews Ramsey made
long walks into the country, toilinB
from ranch TO ranch over the dun-eoior-
ed. lonely hiIlS
He was returning late one afternoon
from one OF these fruitfess Journeys. II
was one OF those strange days that
come IN all seasons az that altitude
The air was full OF suspended mist-lt
did not rain. the road cTaS almost dry
under foot-and yet this all pervasive
m6ister seemed soaking everything. II
was cloud. for this whole land was 4
mountain top.
He sat down upon n little hummOck TO
rest, for his feet ached with the ioag
Nc" y ~ttfv rond, The fartcs cried
TO him out Of the mist, with their plerc-
Ing, sweet notes. cheerful and pndaunt-
cd ever. There was sudden lighting
mp Of the day. as II the lark's song had
shot the mist with silver light
As he rose and started on with palm
fil slowness, he heard the sound OF
horses honfS behind him. and q man in
a yellow cart came out OF the gray OBJ
scR1rtty.
Arthur stepped aside to let him pass.
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EDUCATIONAL.
THE WHEELING
Business College

IL the best school to attend Il you Wan;
10 become practical business men and
women, for II IS the only school In the
city that drills It's students thoroughly !l
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NO excuse for slecplcSs nights when
you can procure one Minute Cough
Cure. This VIII relieve all annoyAnecs.
cure the most severe cough and ElVe
you rest and health Can you AFFORD TO
90 without ~ Logan Drug Co,
wood. and Bowie & Co.. bridgeport. o.
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siats ., Ohio. CITY OF Toledo. Lucas

Frank ]. Cheney E1nkes oath that he
is the senior partner Of tho firm OF r. j.
Cheney & Co. doing business in the City
OF Toledo. county and state aforesaid,
and that said firm viii pay tho sum OF
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
ard every case Of CntArrh that canno;
hc cured by the use OF Halls Catarrh
Cure FRANK J. CT ESEN.
Sworn to before me and subscribed In
my presence. this 9th day OF DECEMBER.
\. D. 1856.
tseal.) 4. W, GLEASON.
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Hairs Catnrrh Cure is taken internal.
~ and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces OF the system. Send
for testimonials. Nee.
+. ]. CHENEY, 6 Co. Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists. &c.
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soc yard.

Not only surplus stock, but
fresh, new goods are constantly
coming In. Here'san instance
that will bring orders +
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-15

Nobody need have Neuralgia. Oct Dr..
Nile MIlsI, Pain PillS from druggists. "oR6
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Commercial Law,
Business Correspondence,
Penmanship,
Business Ethics, etc.,

as well as everything that IS short ana
practical IN Bookkeeping and Arithmetic
These subjects are tAnght exactly as prac.
diced in our best and most success:U!
business houses.
Hundreds OF its students each year ex.
erpplIfy the methods taught in this school
in business houses IN this and other cites
IN good positions secured BY The manage
r1,ent OF the school and through itR rtpt'
fAtiCn for thorough practical work.
THIS school at all times gives its stu.
dents the latest and best practical gorG
that can be obtained from the counting
room. It's teachers know what business
Is aud how TO teach It