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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-10

srocinl DlBpatch TO tho IntcllIgnrcor.
MARTINSRURG, W. Va. Feb, D.
Mr.. John spnngler, an octogcnarian OF
this city. died last night OF troubles In,
cldcnt to old age, He was mechanic
ana prior to the war worked In thu
United States nrmory NJ HRrpCrs' Fer
ry An an old nbolitionlst, he frequent
i'' assisted fugitive slaves in their cs
canes, a widow and sIx children sur
ylVc him,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-10

was deadly poison and would Kill her II
not used correctly. Miss Holllngsworth
says that Pearl Bryan then said 70
her: II vii 80 to Cincinnati and take
the stun and II It kills me will be near
Jackson and he will have to swing for
It." Miss Hollingsworth further says
that Pearl was very bitter towards
jackson. who was responsible for her
condition.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-10

BRISTOL. Conn. Feb. 0.--Ovnr S,CGO
people visited the scene OF Thursday
nights disaster to-day. aud hundreds
-,archGd the river for missing bodies
The bodies OF Jack MacR. Scction hand
II New BrltnIn, and Charles CHHtclaini
II Hartford, which were sighted Fri
Iny. were recovered,
II is not definitely known how many
lives were lost, on three men nnd n boy
lre Still missing, II IL known that six
men were either drowned or killed. but
IL will probably DO some time before tho
sSnct number Is determined
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-10

GLOUCESTER, Mass. Feb. s.-The
three masted schooner Alliance, which
left New York last Sunday. went ashore
on Plum Island tonight and was stove
TO fragments. four Of the crew being
saved and three drowned. The schoon-
or had four hundred tons OF coal for
st. Iohn, N. B., and was commanded
by Cnptnin MELONS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-10
"MuD AS IS MUD"
Is tho Great Drawbak to Operations In
the OH Fields Now.

tho OH Fields Now.
The Bullman well, near Wick. Tyler
county, has reached It's highest produce
tIon. and Is now on the down grade.
Saturday It's production was but twelve
barrels an hour, despite the fact that Il
was drilled all morning. The Kyle well
ranks much better us n producer. 1t Is
still making fifty barrels an hour,
Operators have Just about given up the
idea Of starting any considerable
amount OF new work In the locality OF
either the pullman or Kyle wells until
the roads are In better condition. IL
took three teams three days to haul
set OF rig irons from SisterSville TO the
Smith farm, near Wick. The teamSters
charged for the hauling sum nearly
equal to the cost OF the irons. In some
places the roads are in such condition
that n team OF horses can no more than
pull through with an empty wagon.
A few days ago the Carter OIL Com
pnny started boiler out TO their leases
on Indian creek and to II were attached
eleven teams, says the oil Review. 1t
took just eight days for the boiler to ar-
rive Gt their leases. n distance OF about
twenty-eight miles. Counting the
tenInS Ut 80 n Ohy u COsL IIlt NdIlNt
company Just $40 to get the boiler out,
or SIS II per mile. A boiler when new
costs $f20, hence 1t will be seen that 1t
costs more TO transport a boiler to that
part OF the oil field than it is worth
when new.
Another story by the same man,
which is also sworn to Is that there Is q
hole out along the creek in which there
is boiler and wagon and there is only
about eight inches of the dome OF the
boiler visible. When, the teamsters got
to this hole they unhitched and took the
horses around and tried to pull the
wagon and boiler across with rope but
the hole was too deep, and the boiler
and wagon stuck.
Last Monday morning the Carter OH
Company started a load OF two-nich
pipe out to their lease on indian creek
and yesterday the team had only gotten
as far as centreville. 1t has taken this
man exactly six days TO go about
twenty-five miles with small load OF
The roads on the Ohio side, while not
quite as bad as they are on the West
Virginia side, are in an execrable condi-
tion and the mud In many places Is
three or four feet deep. 1t Is little Won
der that there is not much going on In
the field. It costs more to get material
on the ground now than fifty barrel
well Is worth
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-10

CLEVELAND. o.. Feb. 9.-The de-
railing Of truck on Cleveland, Can.
ton s. Southern mixed train near Dell
Roy, o.. late yesterday afternoon,
threw a passenger coach down an en-.
bankment. The car caught fire. Eight
persons were scvcrly injured and one. J.
b. Trippc, n miner. was fatally burned,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-10
TRAM BLOWN OVER
And several Passengers Injured NeN
Georgetown. Colorado.

Georgetown, Colorado.
DENVER. Col. rob, "a apcclr.
from Georgetown, Col, says; The reg
riur passenger train which loft Dcnyu
o. { o'clock this morning was blow
'rum tho track hnlf milo from tlr
depot here at 1910. Fred Van SloRlu.
OF chicago. editor ot.thc Fowler Truth
htgclr paper. was badly cut nbcu'
E1r0r, NJ the Union Manufacture
Company. Toledo; 8. G. Gillnrd, Of W
lDulpp Tire Company, BoHton, md J
J. buzcv. of thn RcrGfcc. n bicycle pit
I"r were moro or lcas hurt, Tho tral
H1E Blown over ht II point within l,ii
i'"t OF where similar uccldantR hnFf
occurred nrvgrai times before.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-10

CINCINNATI, Feb. 9.-Mndnu,
NpdJCskn, who has been III ut the Bur.
uet uousc for 0cvornl wccks, LETT to
rlght at S'o'clopk by the Muuon route
to Join hor company In Chicago, Her
physciRnS think her health Ia suin-
,lcntly restored to enable her to resume
ler professional duties.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-10
CUBAN WAR
Is Being Prosecuted More vigor.
ously Than Ever Before.
GENERAL. MARlN'SLATEST PLAN
To Encourage the Spanish Troops
is to Decorate Them.
DEpREDATloNS BY THE REBELS

Atcaivarlo-Notwl,hstanh.nE the Defense
They burn Part Of canassario-women
Warrior. In ths Field for the InsurSent
cau,e-oae OF Them Lead, Company
Against the spanish Troop. -rhe Losses
uts.n Dstsnseis,, Men Hang.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-10
Weather Forecast for To.dny..

For West Virginia, clearing In the
snrly mornings slowly rising tempera-
.uro; westerly winds.
For Western Pennsylvania, clearing
IN the early morning; westerly winds.
For Ohio and Indiana, fair Monday;
slowly rising temperature; southwest
crly winds
TEMPERATURE SATURDAY
"a furnished by G. SchuopC. druggist. cor.
t.cr Market nni Fourteenth streets:
: a, m,....,.,.,... 3iS n, m,.,....,..,.,, Il.
Il. m''.",'..,'," W! p, m,""..,..,..;.. SO
j. m''.'.. .,",,,. slWenthor--Chnng'lc 10.
SUNDAY.
a. tn...."",",. 1913 y, m.u,.,.,,u..., q
u, m'.,,"..,,.,. Sglt p m,..,,.,.,.,.. -
9 m".,, ,n.,,, 3,WeathcI--Snuw.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-10

New Tork-LH GascoEne. IIavro
Pomeranian, Glasgow; II, II. Meier
Brcmn; Hekla. Copenhagen.
llallfaN--Numldian, Liverpool.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-10

ST. LOUIS. Feb. o,-TlR natlona,
bonrd OF directors OF tho Traveller
Protective Association Of America, hus
decided to hold the national convention
Mt Tcrrc Hnutr, Ind, on Tuesday, June
, nnNL.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-10

NTDDLETOwN. Conn. Feb. D.
dircovery OF hnd cnSe Of smallpox
na Italian boarding house on Gre
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-10
State OF West Virginia.
Stnte School Board.
Va, Feb. s, 1896.

"CHARLESTON,W Va, Feb. s, 1896.
"The State School Board takes this
method OF soliciting proposals for fur
nishing text books not contracted for
under the provIso Of Chap. 81 Of the
Acts OF 1895 OF the legislature OF West
" 4 copy Of the Act mentioned, and q
copy OF communication from the
state superintendent Of free schools to
the governor, relating to text book con-
tracts under said act, are incloSed here
with for the information and guidance
OF all concerned.
NO proposals will be considered ex-
cept such as agree that the publishers
will exchange the book offered on a
free or even exchange for those now in
use
EVERY proposal must be accompnn-
led by sample coples OF the books offer
cd. Sample copies OF any books not
adopted will be returned.
proposals must DE in writing, In
closed in a sealed envelope, and ad-
dressed to the "State School Board"
care state superintendent of free
schools, Charleston, West Virginia,
proposals viii be received until 10
n. M, March G, 1896.
For further information, address the
secretary OF the board, Thomas j..
Hodges. Huntington, W. Va.
"a. r. FLEMING,
"F, II. CRAGO.
"THOS. z. HODGES,
"StRte School Board"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-10
SCHOOL BOOK BOARD.
A Circular Sent TO all the school Book
PubItshers.

The first session OF the state school
book board occurred Saturday morn
ing at the Hotel Windsor. All of the
members. Colonel Thomas E. Hodges,
Of Huntington; Professor F. II. Crago.
OF Wheeling, and Ex-Governor A B.
Fleming, OF Fairmont, were present.
Governor Fleming was chosen presi-
dent and Colonel Hodges secretary.
Professor Crago declined 20 accept
either honor. Il was decided that the
publisher who secures the contract for
grammars. arithmetics and readers
shall furnish them on an even ex-
change for those now in use. The fol-
lowing circular letter is to be sent 10
the school book publishers:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-05
MISSES OUTING SUITS
AND SUMMER DRESSES.

MISSES AND CHILDREN'S DRESSES
sizes TO IA years, made of a good quality in
PINK. blue or green striped effects on light
ground trimmed on collar front andZ &
reYers. at 800. ....... DC
MISSES AND CHlLDRENiS DRESSES
sizes . 10 II years made of fine Percale In
a great variety OF pretty patterns
trimmed with embroidery on yoke, a =
MISSES AND CHIT DREN,S WASH
DRESSES half dozen pretty styles in Per
Gales Ginghams and Lawns, New-dsT 40
man price 500, our price. -. 40 lie y
MISSES AND CHILDREN'S DRESSES
sizes 8 to Il years made OF Lawns and Dim.
tiles In handsome variety of patterns
trimmed vita line embroidery d. 90
MISSES AND CHILDREN'S OUTING SUITS.
made OF fine habit cloth, in brown blue and
red, trimmed with braid on sailor
collar Newman's price $50, ourGO OO
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-05
WAISTS, SKIRTS, SUITS.

WRlS ), SIKH is, SUITS.
Fine Percale, Lawn, Dim
ity, Lappets Organdies, and
Batistes Waists. all newly
made, fresh and fash
lOnable, with Numbered col
lars and cuffs, Bishop
sleeves, all correct colors and
combinations, perfect fit and
proper shapes.
PERcALE, WAISTS. fun Bishop sleeves,
Numbered collars and CUTS, Newman's y %
price SOC, our price ....... ..... = u
LAWN AND PERCALE WAISTS fancy fig
ured, with white and self collars and cuffs
numbered nrIde Newman's price CSC ourH DC
French LAWN AND DiMiTY WAISTS.
with detached collars. Newman's OOc
ORGANIZES AND LAPPETs WAISTS, i'm
ported French material. very fine 81 "a
,NeN1nan price u 80 our price l.. ~
AHdPOhIED LINEN BICYCLE WAISTS,
with combination effects OF lace linen stripes
ana enlbroideries the most service
s sbe d sgmmer cycling waist; shedsS2. 9S
SERGE SKIRTS, fun width. uniined. . n
Newman's price 81 50 our price. :. OJC
Ladies' SklRI $, Serge and Brilliantine, ex-
ira tine lustre, full width, all lined through
out and faced with velveteen, GQ 90
Newman price $500 our price NpOs 90
BLACK SATIN, BLACK CREPON BLACK
SIClLlAN SKIRTS lined throughout. bound
with velveteen, full fare. dressmaker made
an ana q hnlsned Newman's prieeG2 Ok
WHITE DUCK SKIRTS. heavy quality, very
wide and full Newman's price u 10
500. our price ...,.. . IL
LADIES' DRESSES, Fancy Cheviot lined
throughout, very full flare skirt, an elegant
t tssa.Eeilng suit, Newman's price&Q QS
LADIES DUCK DRESSES. white, light and
dark colors, stylish blazer and full
T pFice Ne~man's price $780, OurSI.9S
..-..-.. ...... " - ~ ~
LADIES DRESSES, made Of Linen Crash.
White Duck. Fancy Lawn, Blazer Waists
tull flare skirt. noOby styles fitted, 4 . co
Newmans price $500, our price DO. OO
LADIES' DRESSES, White and Colored
Duck and Linen Crash, handsome embroid-
cred collars, extra wide skirts. New
RA4Ac+ o o ~ H
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-05
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR.

LADIES' BLACK COTTON HOSE, high
splced heels, extra long; New IOI/c
mans price PC our price - n ~
LADIES' TAN HOSE, Richelieu and fan
cy ribbed, also plain double heels and
toes; Newman's price soc, our OQc
price -.-.-............-...... -
LADIES FAST BLACK HOSE. high spliced
heels and double soles, Hermsdort dye. 2 p
LADIES' BLEACHED COZ TON VESTS; =
Newman's price l0e, our price ......... o.
LADIES' Isle THREAD VESTS; o.
Eewman's price 49c, our price ...... - -
LADIES' HEMSTITCHED NDKER-
CHIEFS, all linen; Newman's price 1Oc
-lCi our price -sss..-s.s -.s.s. n - -
LADIES HAND-EMBROIDERE CHIFFON
HAHDKERCHIEFS Newman's price Sc
sc, our price .......-............-. ...... ~
LADIES' COLORED BORDERED HEM y =
STITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS ...... ~
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-05
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.

LADIES' MUSLIN CORSET COVERS. n
NewInan's price 25c, our price lUC
LADIES' CORSET COVERS ten different
styles. all nicely made and trimmed slight.
y solled. Newman's price 50c and 4 q !.
LADIES' MUSLIN SKIRTS, heavy Muslin.
hem and bunch tucks fill width New n n .
mans price soc. our price .............L JC
LADIES NIGHT GOWNS, Empire STYLE
with yokes OF embroidery Newman a n
price s1.00, our price 80. OJC
LADIES Nigh GOWNS. Cam brio and good
quality Muslin Empire style. sailor collar
and surpliee neck. deliberately trimmed with
fine embroidery, Newman's price 81 40. o.
our price. .-.--..r..s. ......-. ........... OOO
CHILDREN'S MUSLIN DRAWERS &c
CHILDREN'S MUSLIN DRAWERS.
trimmed with embroidery ........... LJC
CBILDREN'S GOWNS, strong Muslin. ~ n
Newmans price 65c, our price ~ . &c
CHILDRENS UNDERSTANDS, GOOD White
Muslin, with and without bodies. New = n.
mans price SIC, our price ...... -. QUO
CHILDRENS DRAWERS WAISTS. i &c
LADIES' WRAPPERS, Lawn and Dimitv. En-.
pre and Vatican lace trimmed Q1 ~
Newmans price sL75, our price. p l.. 20
LADIES WRAPPERS, Dimity and organdie
in white and colored, with sailor collar OF
embroidery, Newman's price So 90. d. 90
Second Floor-Take Elevator
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-05
WASH DRESS GOODS.

WHO1 OnEoO oOOUO.
Fancy, Thin Wash Fab
RIGS, all the delicate, thin,
sheer, Colored Cotton Wash
Dress Goods, in figures,
stripes, checks, plaids, new
Dresden and Persian effect
patterns.
SCOTCH LAWNS, fast wash colOrs &c. sc
INDIGO BLUE PRINTS, in dots, ng-QIc
PERCALES, assorted patterns for dresses
waists and mems SHIRTS Newman ssl =.
price &C. our prlce........... .......-... O2S
DRESS GINGHAAs, in pIaids, stripes, cords:
very nne quality Zephyr Glnghams, goods
soid oy newman at lOc' l21se and l5e 5c
Ouf price .-+........ .... ...... ..-.... ~
ENG LISH CREPONs. in fast wash col-z3.
ors, Newman's price l5c, our price .... AZ
PIQUES. in all coiors, with white and color
ored stripes. dots and figures, New !,
man. price loo our price .............. AZ
PERCALES, 36 inches wide. in shifting and
dress patterns, Newman's price re, &c
our price ......-............. O4S
DIMITIES, LAWNS, BATISTES. very fine
sheer quality goods, some 40 inches wide, in
excellent colorings, Newman's price1 nc
loc' our price, .''.....................A "
LAWNS. DIMITIES, navy blue grounds with
white figures, Newmans price lSc. = .
Our price, ... .....- .-........-.s. w
ORGANDIEs, DIMITIEs, BATIsTES, 40
inches wide, new Persian patterns, very de-
siraols for shirt waists Newmans1 DC
FRENCH ORGANIZES, light and dark
grounds, imported cloth, excellent quality, a
special bargain, Newman's price 49c, &c
our price .........s.... ......... = =
LINEN BATSTE, very serviceable I x
Newmans price 25c our price .... AOC
HOMESPUN. Irish Linen for suits and1 o.
skirts, Newman price S5c, our price. L %
FRENCH SATEENS, imported, very fine
twill, excellent colorings, Newman s nc
price 35c, our price .....-........ AOO
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-05

MILLINERY.
FLOWERS, TRIMMED HATS,
B0NNETS.
Immense assortment of
Flowers, Feathers, Foliage,
Ribbons, Ornaments, etc.
Another immense assert
ment of Straw Hats, Trim
med Hats, Sailor Hats,
Girls Hats and Cycling
Hats, all to be sold at sacri-
fee prices.
TRIMMED HATS. the entire line now on
display, all OF this seasons styles ana man
ufacture, goods that Newman sold at So.
81 and $40, will be sold at 50 and CD EO
MILAN SAILORS, finest straw all white OF
with colored bands Newmans G1 EO
price g. IS and $3.50 our price - L. on
UNTRIMMED SHAPES. IN fancy braids all
coiors NeRmans ptice sc. our RQc
1000 UNTRIMMED SHAPES, assorted styles
and in all the oolors; Newman's price unc
soc and 81, we will sell at ............AO O
BUTTERCUPs. HYACINTHs, ROSES, LII
les; Newman's price SOC, zoe, 81 p, 5r
our price soc, 2oc and ......... ......... L "
Second Floor. Take Elevator.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-05
LACES AND EMBROIDERIES.

White, Cream and Butter
Colored Laces, Edgings and
Insertings, all new patterns
and designs, fresh, clean
goods.
ORIENTAL AND POINT DEJENE La
CEs, in white, cream and butter color.
fresh from France in all the widths
used for trimmings this season:
Newman's price 10c, our price........5c
Newman's price 25c. our price. .......15c
Newman's price 4Oc, our price. ...... CSC
Newman's price soc, our price........S5c
ToRCHoN LACEs, all linen. the most
serviceable Lace made:
Newman's price 4c and &c. our price &c
Newman's price 25c, our price 49,. .1Oc
Newman's price S5c, our price........15c
ENBRoIDERIEs IN NAINsooK, SWISS
AND NULL:
Newman's price 4c, our price ........1hc
Newman's price Sc and 10c, our price. &c
Newman's price 10c and lie, our price.7c
Newman's price l2c and l5e, our price &c
Newman's price 1Sc and zoe, our price
..12izc
Newman's price &c and 25c, our price14c
Newman's price 2Sc and S0c. our price 19c
sKIRTINGS AND FLOUNcINGs. hand
somely embroidered in q, ~ and IS inch
es, very fine quality material; New
mans price 75c, 81 90, $50, s2.00UOc
and $3.50, our price CSC, 7se........ 4 ~
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-05
RIBBONS.

All Silk Ribbons, in the
different widths and in all
the colorings, to match cos
tunes.
eros GRAIN RIBBONS, satin edge. all
colors, Nos y and Is; Newmans m
price lSc and zoe, our price........ AON
TAFFETA RIBBONS, all silk, splendid
value. No %, all colors; New . X
mans price 40c, our price ....... az
FANCY STRIPE RIBBON, No. 30; . e.
Newman's price zoe, our price,. 4 W
FANCY RIBBONS, Nos. and z; e
Newmans price Sc and 1Oc, our price "
BABY RIBBON, all colors, per tx
piece -....-......s.-........ ~
VELVET RIBBONS. black and colors.
Newmans price &c and Sc, our a
price ...'''...............
VELVET RIBBONS, black and colors,
inch wide Newmans price Toe and =
nc, our price .......-..................C -
Main floor, adjoining elevator
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-05
SECOND WEEK OF THE
3 A N K r UPT SALE
Stock
!. NEWMAN, 555 Cherry Street, MACO
Bought Last Nontha Cents on the Dollar
II w MA n
MACON,
Bought From the Sheriff Ia
nth at 80 Cents on the Dollar.

last tn fomm
6
" that KRuSTO
hH ~ ~ nOwmUmmg
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-05
SHEETING AND SHIRTINGS.

SEA ISLAND, full yard wide, New NJ
mans price DC, our price ......... f2S
BLEACHED SHIFTING, soft finish full
yard wide, Newman's price. &c. 4ic
our price ........................... IEN
FRUIT OF THE LOOM, LoNsDALE. MA
SONVrLLE and N ID X o $ @ o g @ N
BLEAChED SHIFTING, worth iOc, q =
Tor TINS safe. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ..... ONS
BLEACHED CAMBRIA, yard wide. OF
Newmans price l212c, our price,. OSS
READY MADE SHEETS, full size, M.
Newmans price Csc. our price,. tOI
SHEETS. hemmed ready for use, EOc
Newmans price Zoe, our price,. OOS
HEMsTITCHED SHEETS, fine quail
ity. full size, Newman's price N.25 = Ec
our price ....-...s.s.......s........ . -
BED SPREADS, Crochet extra
size, Newman's price I.75, our 0Qc
price .......................... - ~
MARsEILLE BED SPREADS. 12-4 size,
Newman's price, $500, our GV QQ
price .............. ...............ApAsOO
MOSQUITO NETS, 81 size. all QQc
colors ,.......................... = -
CANOPY NETS. ready to hang. CJC
TABLE OIL CLOTH. White, Black IT.
and Colors .....,.........''..'..'.'.'
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-05
BOOKS, NOVELS AND STATION
cry.
Complete lines.
ouoro AMO OF IDUEDc

Elegant styles, perfect fit, excellent
wear.
LADIES' DoNGoLA, patent tip, OF TX
oxford Ties ............... $50. elJ IL -
LADIES DONGOLA. patent tip Oxford Ties,
about 10 pairs, value 500, our Ct Ok
LADIES RUsSET OXFORD Ties, fun stock,
flexible soles, worth $3.50, our q TX
price. ..... .........................ApA s -
LADIES' RUSSET oxford Ties
about $50 pairs, value $500, sale DO IN
OXFORD TIES, ladies', spring heel patent
tip. opera toe, about so pairs. Gel SO
MISSES OXFORD TIES, russell, 0f S0
spring heel s. quality ........ $3.50 ApAsOO
MISSES DONGOLA. patent tip. spring
heel, Oxford ties, $500 quality, CT E0
at...... 49,. y - "
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-05

BOYS KILT SUITS, ginghams, piqucs
and outing fiannels, ] and 2-piece EO~
suits, ~ 10 years..................O OO
BOYS KNEE PANTS, white duck. 49c
BOYS WASH COATS. all sizes........ Ssc
BOYS WASHABLE COATS. all Sizes
nicely made ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. CSC
BOYS OUTING FLANNEL COATS,
assorted colors. .................... .... 6Bc
BOYS OUTING FLANNEL COATS QSc
AND VESTS, all sizes ........... 90. OON
BOYS SHIRT WAISTS, assorted colors
to "A years, nicely made and I'm 15c
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-05
HOUSE FURNISHINGS.

Basement remodeled. enlarged, improv-
ed, new floor. new fixtures, new furnl-
ture. Everything improved IN our house
furnishing basement.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-05
BATHING SUITS.

Ladies and Gentlemen's
Bathing Outfits, all the re-
quisites for the sea shore,
Suits, Trunks, Caps, Bags,
Shoes, Slippers.
LADIES' BATHING SUITS, in Denim,
Brilliantine Flannel, full sizes, nice
ly trimmed, well made, $3.50, 61 no
500 and ...........-.......,... APAs X -
MEMS sTocKINET BATHING GO
SUITS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
MEMS HICKORY BATHING oSc
SUITS .,.................-..'.... - -
MEMS JERSEY CLOTH BATH Ct 10
ING SUITS ......................... pliIJ
BOYS sTOCKINET BATHING no.
SUITS .......................... IOO
BOYS JERSEY CLOTH, 2-PIECE OOc
BATHING SUITS ................. OOC
SWIMMING TRUNKS, all sizes. OQc
Second floor. Take elevator.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-05
LINENS
LINENS.
Table Cloths, Napkins,
Towels, Crashes, Toweling,
Irish and Butcher Linens.

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Irish and Butcher Linens.
HALF BLEACHED HUCK TOWELS, o.
Newman's price Sc, our price........ 80. -
TURKISH BATH TOWELS. extra heavy.
half bleached, Newmans price l5c, our2 l..
price,. ...........-..... ....... ...... ~
HUCRABUCK TOWELS, all linen, ex.
ira large, Newmans price SOC, our1 q =
prlee......... ....-..... ....t..-.........
CRASH twilled, half beached, New-l1>.
mans price DC, our price .......... .... ORS
WASH CLOTHS, frlnged, large size, 4 :.
Newman's price &c, our price. ........... II
TABLE DAMASK, 81 inches wide. half
bleached, all Linen, Newman's pricesl 2 =
oec, our prlce............. ..,.... @C~
TABLE DAMASK. all Linen, o. inches vide,
full bleached, Newmans price Doc, QOc
our price. ....-.... ...............- - "
DAMAsK NAPKINS. all Linen, full =Oc
size, Newman's price Zoe, our price -. - u
DAMAsK NAPKINS, y size, ali Linen.
line quality, Newman's price sl.OO, Z z
our price .......s..ss ....-..,s ......s.- p" -
CHECKED DoYLIEs, all Linen 10 inches
square, fast col0rs, Newmans price "A g
6oc, our price, per dozen. ............... ~