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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-13
M0UNDsvILLE
A Miscellaneous Melango OF Minor Mat
L. L.. IL. NJ. ....uIL.

A miscellaneous Melango OF Minor Mat
tiers from MNrshAIl's Metropolis.
The October term OF the circuit court
commenced this morning. with Judge
PAUL on the bench. The grand jury
was very busy yesterday and will be
to-day. 1t will probably be ready to
report this evening. The docket, as
called yesterday morning, was one OF
the longest In the history OF the county.
Charges were filed yesterday by ].
Howard Holt and Col. White, attorneys
for the citizens committee, against the
individual members Of the county court,
They are charged with official mlscon-
duct The Investigation OF these
charges will be watched with a great
deal OF interest by the citizens OF the
county.
The estate Of the Clemens heirs, sit
uated In the Sand Hill district, was
Odd at the front door OF the court
house yesterday b. r. S. Riley, special
commissioner. for Sl.O2j. jackson Glenn
ems being the purchaser.
r. $. Riley, Alfred Caldwell. William
Erskln, j. ]. Commit, Judge George H.
Boyd. Colonel white. w. p. Hubbard
and ]. D. Ewina were the attorneys OF
Wheeling who attended court yGster-
day
The. Christian citizenship league,
which was appointed some weeks ago,
had n meeting Monday night. but thc
attendance was small and but little
was done.
Tho literary department OF the Ep.
worth league viii give a "pronounclng
bee" Thursday night OF the NJ. r.
church A big crowd Is expected TO be
present.
The cabinet OF the league met last
night and made arrangements to re-
cclve the new pastor. Rev. Ash
William Becker, OF the firm OF Becker
& Co, OF Bcnwood, was here on bugl-
ness yesterday.
Miss Dora Newman, OF Glendale was
visiting in the city yesterday,
Miss Maud Grimes Is visiting In tho
city.
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BENwo0D.
News liens from tho Lively Industrial
Town.

News liens from tho Lively IndustTlHl
Town.
A Polish iaborer named Slike was
overcome by the heat at the Riverside
blast furnace yesterday evening. He
was removed to his home and medical
assistance summoned, but II Is thought
he will recover. H. lrN
The belt on the EXETER at the electric
light plant broke Monday night, causing
suspension OF operations by the incan-
descent lamps. All the apparatus ls
new, hence smoother working will soon
be IN order.
I,eonz Yackcy. an old citizen OF North
Bcnwood, died yesterday shortly before
noon, OF stomach trouble. lie was n car
pentCr by trade, and leaves u wife and
one child. He was about tifty-seven
years Of age.
The pudding department nj the lower
steel works will be supplied with n large
amount of pig metal, and the expected
stop won't materIallzc.
The Crescent Associations dance last
night was well attended and an enjoy
able affair. A number was present from
nearby towns
Miss Emma hycrns and MisR Emma
Ycader. OF Pittsburgh, are vlsitlng Mrs,
August Hcpc, OF Water street.
a eucrcssful pic social was given Mon
day evening by tho Ladies Ala Society Of
the NJ. ". church.
Miss BERTHE Shnnnarelt and Miss Mel.
kin, Of Rcllaire, are visiting Niles Eya
Fitzgerald %
John Moore left yesterday for Fish
creek, with rod aud line, for few dnye
sport.
Josiah Sinclair was In Moundsvlllc on
legal business yesterday.
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sever know what may save a man who
,eefua 10 be aA good as dead,
Many man who seemed TO be dying Of
consumption, and whom the doctors pto.
nouneed lust rs good az dead, has got well
and strong and hearty again by using Dr.
Pierce'a Golden Medical Discovery. THIS
wonderful medicine has shown the doctors
that consumption isn't always fatal dis.
ease, II can be cured II YOU yet at the
FERNS Of II In the blood and clear them out
thoroughly That In what this Discovery "
does. II makes new blood, healthy blood,
The germs Of consumption can't exist IN
healthy blood. They simply let 20 theft
hold and arc carried out Of the system
then the new blood builda UP new Tissue,
new flesh, new power, new life. II cafflea
vitality 10 the lungs, the bronchial tubes aud
Every other part Of the body
II cutcH people after cod liver oil has
failed, because their digestive organs are
too weak 10 digest fat foods The Dihcov'
cry" makes the dlRcsiion strong
Ror thin and pale and sinaciatcd people
there IL no aesh.buildet In the void TO
rompatc with H. II doesn't make nabby
hi but hard healthy llesh. II builds nerve
power and force aud endurance. II IL never
safe 10 pronounce any one dying Of con
sumption" ot any other waiting disease
until this marvellous Discovery" has been
given fif trial,
b. plcfcc'a tlousand.pagc illustrated
book, The Peoples Common Sense Med.
lcnl Adviser viii be sent free papttbound
lor the cost " mailing DHip, n one cent
tiampa Cloth bound, 10 STAMPS extra.
Address d. r. V. Pierce, Buffalo NJ V,
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30 Years Of cures.
MARTINS FERRY.


across inc AtNers
Mr.. Alfred Lewis, an employe of the
Aetna-standard mills, and Miss Rachel
Jones, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
d. Jones, were married at the home OF
the bride. on Third street, in Aetnavllle.
on Monday evening at o'clock, by Rev.
William Lewis, pastor of the Welsh Con-
gregational church. The attendants
were Mr.. Window Lewis and Miss Kate
Morgan and the wedding was very
pretty. one. About fifty friends attend
ed The newly married couple will res
side on the Island.
Several car loads Of stone have already
arrived for the foundation for the Pres
byterian church. The contract for tho
eXcavattng and hauling has been sub-let
to McConaughey & Lyle, of Bridgeport,
and w. j. McLain. of Bellalre, will fur
nish the stone and build the foundation.
Mr.. and Mrs, William f. Thomas and
her slster-in-law, Mrs, Margaret McDon-
aid. OF Indianapolis Ind, are the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Carpenter. Mrs.
Thomas was formerly Miss Flo Van Pelt
and has many friends hereabouts.
The Young Ladies Society OF the Pres
byterian church met at the home OF Miss
Mary Thomas on Monday evening and
decided to give an art exhibition in the
shreve-H ervey building In the near flu
ture.
William r. Bowman. formerly secre-
tnry OF the Martins Ferry water works,
has taken the position OF fourth assistant
auditor In the office OF the Big Four rail-
road at Cincinnati
Yesterday the Belmont Brick and Tile
Works received new galvanlZlng ma
chine from ST. Louis and will start up
as soon as It IL in position ard in work.
Ing order.
youngstown stove works and a state OIL
Ger OF the Knights OF Golden Eagle, Wis
tied Monitor Castle on Monday evening.
Three hundred car loads OF oluder, Stag
and gravel will be required for the I'll
for the Wheeling e. Lake Erie railroad,
al the Martins Ferry blast furnace,
The car for the examination OF tele-
graph operators for color blindness will
be down to-dey on the Cleveland & Pitts
burgh railroad.
A melting OF the Martins Ferry Repub-
lican central committee will be held at
George w. Tweedy's place. this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. b. Lane and children,
Of Pittsburgh, are visiting Martins Fer
ry relatives.
The Knights OF Pythias had work In
the first degree last night.
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COLUMBUS, o, oct is-Thc 81.
pI"mn court to-day decided mat Albert
j ffnnlz. Of Dayton. o., must be cloc-
lpnulgl Thursday night, for the mur.
N.r NJ hIH aweothcart Tile governor
gov. Iumg o. rsRpltc until the 18th IN
..'. Nlm % clHnce before the board VI
llIyua
No" court nlBo decided that the negro
I'.'l. not hnynr been through the last
..u1 cyull not have 10 picture Of hln.
:. l n0 an emblem At tho head Of their
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Rheumatism,
Oh the Pain!

The aches aud pains of Rheumatism
become constant companion to al who
are victims Of this disabling disease.
Much suffering could be avoided il the
first warning pains OF Rheumatism were
needed and the proper treatment at once
taken. But the people generally are
not acquainted with the cause OF the
disease, though thousands know its tor,
lures, Those who use lipiments and
ointments cannot understand why they
grow worse each winter, and ind them
selves gradually becoming unable to ger
around as they once could; yet they
know that their trouble came on at hrst
as little aches and pains, which hardly
attracted their attention.
Everybody should know mere ABOUT
rheumatism; they should know that II
is peculiar condition of the blood upon
which all the liniments in the world
can have no effect whatever. The
best blood remedy is uesded-one which
is able to go to the very seat OF the
disease, and force it out. Switt's SPECIFIC
(S.S.S.) is the right remedy for RheH,
matism, because It 10 the only blood
remedy free from mercury, potash ana
other minerals which intensity the dis,
ease, causing stiffness of the joints and
aching OF the boue6.
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MlMECHEN
ItcsTy News Items Gathered In tho Hw
Marshall County Town,

Rey. - u. Eden returned home yes.
to-day from Mount Carmel llc was
appointed to this charge for another
year.
Cnrl Molznor yesterday resigned
hls position nj the Baltimore &
Ohio shops, ana has gone TO Clnring.
ton.
inmrH Hixrnbinrh md wifo nrc
visiting frlcnds at BlnckvIlr Monon-
gala county
linpno No 1901 ~ the baltimore n
ohio, has been put IN the Grafton
shops Tor u general overhaulnH,
II A Dowlcr was In Moundsylllo
yOHtofdug on bu1lncsa
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Tho fans will have nm opportunity Of
foaIng two more good games Of base
row the Bridgoports will play tho
bal before the snow icomes To.mor-
low she Bfidgeports VIII play the
NhoclIuR LaundrIes at the Island base
uaI park Davis or Butler will pitch
lor The former and Lucas for the latter.
The Lauudrlos win be strengthened by
NE addition OF Padden and GlasscOcq
while Wcstlnke win play third for
bridgeport Tho second game viii be
r'ay"l Saturday Gamo called At o
O'Clock, Ladies free.
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BOWLING.
TAKES 4 DOSE OF GINGER.

At a meeting of the directors of the
Wheeling Athletic Association held last
night in the gymnasium, the secretary
was instructed TO call general meeting
Of Oh. stockholders and active members
on next Tuesday evening. At this meet
ing each member will receive his allotted
doe" r ginger" and the gym" will be.
gin il wihteF course. Arrangements VIII
be made for an entertainment In the
near future and candidates will be re-.
ealrnd for the basket bail team The
board win make necessary improve
mcnts and the gym" viii he put In Iis
former position of the leading athletic
club of the city. Messrs Loos and White
VII. have charge OF the gymnastic and
boxing classes respectively and this en-
turas the best instruction.
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cOLoRED RIpERs RICE.

John Allen wshca James Bfhnslon TO
meet him nj DR.. Pipes office, $3.50 Jacob
'.f""l tomorrow evening, to sign artl,
'''H lpr twenty-five milo race for ~
. .Ilr. " BranHon falls 10 show NJ,
N'l'H WIN not fool with him any more.
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Swift's Specific being a real blood rem
edy never fails to cure Rheumatism. II
reaches even the worst cases where the
doctors have made cripples wdth their
prescriptions Of potash and mercury.
Mr.. d. R. Johnson, ON extensive lum'
Der dealer of Blackshear, Ca, writes;
"My wife was for years q sufferer from
Rheumatism, and was treated constant
ly, but could obtain no relief. The pain
was first felt in her left shoulder, and
extended in all directions, increasing
in severity. The doctors said the dis
ease was liable to strike the heart at any
time, In which event death would be
inevitable.
every kind OF treatment recommend
cd for Rheumatism was given her,
including many blood remedies, but
none did her any good. She was grow
ing worse all the while, and was reduced
20 mere shadow OF her former self.
at was at this critical period that
Swift's Specific was given her; the med.
icine seemed to reach the disease
promptly, and she at once began to i'm
prove. One dozen bottles effected n
complete cure, and she has had no touch
of the disease since"
Every one afflicted with Rheumatism
should take a remedy which can reach
their trouble. SIS. will cure the most
aggravated case Of Rheumatism Catarrn.
Cancer, Contagious Blood Poison, Scrot-
ula, Eczema, or any other blood disease.
II is guaranteed
pLLAA1-.TTa..4aL1a
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LinslY Institute,
Mount de ChantaI,
NEAR WHEELING. W. VA.

Studies Win be Resumed at this Academy
September s, 1897.
The advantages of this Academy for
mental anJ physical culture are uniur-
passed. The day scholars dine and lunch
at the Mount and arc taken to and from
the motor by conveyance provided by
the Sisters Tree Of charge. For terms and
further information, address
DHcIRLSs OF MOUNT Dr cHlNTkl.
AfItrains stnn at the Aea1emY,
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Fifty Years Ago.

This Is the way II was bound to lOok
When grandfather had his "pistsr toolE.S
Thsse were the shadows cast before
The coming Of cSniureT DSgueTre
And his art; like a girl in pinniors
Some day TO bloom TO q goddess fair,
Men certainly were no. as black. VIC know
As they pictured them, SO years ago.
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Tlpt lame Mach eau bo cured with
d. Mllca NERVE rLAsrElL only e5c.
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Ayers Sarsaparilla

ayers SdrSapaTllIa
began to make new men. just
as the new pictures of men
began to be made. Thousands
OF people fronted the camera
with skins made clean from
blotch and .blemish. because
they had purified the blood
with Ayers Sarssparilla, 1t
is as powerful now as then.
Its record proves it. Others
initiate the remedy; they
can't initiate the record:
30 Years of Cures
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Geo. {. Stifel & Co.
Underwear at
HALF PRICE.

Certainly an unusual proceeding so early in the season.
yet it is so BUT IT'S NOT OUR ENTIRE LINE we are
offering. lines not to be duplicated this season, the
mills are not making them therefore while the quality the
best at present, the price is only
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Took Almost Everything.

Carl F. Mayer and A. H. Dawson, young
men well known in bicycle circles, had an
unpleasant experience at the bathing beach
last night, where the presence of a police
man and attendant did not have the effect
of preventing burglary. They reached
the beach soon after o'clock and took
only one house in which to leave their
clothes. When they had enjoyed them
selves in the water for short time they
returned for their clothing and the first
glance revealed only an undershirt hanging
Oh nail. A closer inspection, however,
showed that although burglar had visited
the place, he had not treated them so bad
as they had at first supposed. Mr.. Dawson
had been deprived Of his shoes and stock
fngs, hat, knife and silk handkerchief, as
well as his bicycle lamp and some small
change. His companions gold watch and
chain, some small change and a cigarette
holder had been taken from his pockets
and his lamp had been taken from his
wheel. What Mr.. Dawson was going to do
ne did not know. If his lamp had be IN
left he might have gone home barefoo;ed.
but as it was. he was afraid of being ar
rested, and so he had to remain there
while his friend went and got him some
garments. One of the lamps had been
dropped by the burglar. and Mr. Mayer
used this on his wheel when he rode
home. The case has been reported to the
police, and the burglar Is now wanted by
them.
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BRAZILIAN TROOPS DEFEATED.
Three Thousand Men Killed fin Rattle
With the Rebels.

The New York Herald's CORRESPONDENT
In Rio Janeiro. Brazil, telegraphs that au-
thentic information has reached that city
to the effect that more than three thou
sand soldiers have been killed in big bat
tie near the site of Canudcs
The fanatics, numbering more than ten
thousand men, all well armed, attacked the
government troops. Whole brigades of the
soldiers werc swept down ard destroyed
trampled under foot as the victorious fana-
tics with wild, hoarse shouts of triumph
passed ever them.
The full extent of the loss of life cannot
be told. There is no reasonable doubt
however, that the loss in killed on both
sides is more than three thousand
For miles the ground around Canudos is
strewn with the dead and dying the gov
eminent troops being compelled TO leave
their dead on the field and flee to save
themselves from complete destruction by
tie avalanche of tie fanatics.
When the report of the awful battle
reached Rio Jeneiro, 1t was considered by
the president and ministry and it was
decided to send the minister Ct war to the
scene next week with 1000 men, who are
now gathering. They will carry with them
great store of ammunition and will en-
deavor to dislodge the fanatics from the
positions they now hold.
Fighting has been in progress at Canu-
dcs for several weeks In the meantime.
while the fanatics fought apparently With
nttie heHrt, they have been gathering their
FORCES from all directions. The result WAS
the nnai attack on the government troops
which led to such awful results
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THE PLUMBERS OBJECT.
Resent as Unjust Recent Order of
the Commissioners.

Resent as Unjust a Recent Order of
the Commissioners.
The Master Plumbers Association, at a
largely attended meeting held Tuesday
evening at the builders exchange. deter
mined to take such steps as may be here
after deemed advisable to bring about a
better sanitary condition in plumbing work
done in this city.
There was considerable discussion of the
recent order of the Commissioners requir-
ing plumbers to buy stopcocks from the
District, for the reason, as stated by the
Commissioners, that some of the plumbers
used leaky stopcocks. thereby causing a
great waste OF water"
Ii was stated to be the conclusion of the
association that the order objected to was
in reality a reflection on the honesty of the
plumbers, and that the imputation was un-
called for. A number of those present
stated that most of the leakage complained
of was caused by defective taps, and that
these were supplied by the District au-
thorltieS.
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started, and the loss will be slight, prob
ably not exceeding two hundred dollars.
vent Recurrence.

"Closer supervision Of the inmates would
no doubt reduce the liability of the recur-
renee of incidents of this sort. At the
same time it must be said that an officer
cannot be in two places at the same time.
and that to expect officers to deal properly
with the sort of girls now being sent to the
reform school, with appliances intended for
the use of harmless little children, presup-
poses superhun an qualifications.
THE superintendent has not been away
from the school more than three days in
the last six months, and the officers are
generally about as much prisoners as the
inmates.
The commitment of such girls as AL
berta Gibson to the reform school is, in my
judgment, a deplorable mistake. That 1t
has not resulted in great damage and the
loss of valuable lives is due TO fortunate
circumstances, which cannot be expected
to prevail always.
My inquiry into the matter has been as
sisted and facilitated by members of the
board of trustees and by the officers OF the
institution, and l have furnished the act
ing president with copy of this report"
Evening star., 1897-07-29

3 Organdy Dresses, made
In novel effects, trimmed
with ruif1es OF Organdy and
taifcta ribbon; skirt cut In
the latest pattern and trim
med with graduated rutiles.
Each of these suits IS made
over colored slips -REDUC-
ED from $12 to $3.50.
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20 ladies' fine Shell Combs, which sold for
2o cents-to go for
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4-inch Plaid Taffeta Rib
bons. popular shades-RE-
DUCED from 45c. to 25c. u
yard.
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Required to Give Bail.

Francis De Ferro, who was charged with
attempting to assault Ella Wrenn, was yes
terday afternoon arraigned before Judge
Mills. He asked for jury trial and was
held In $3.50 bond. 1t is alleged that De Fer
no inserted an advertisement In some Of the
papers Of this city. stating In effect that he
wanted TO engage a nice young girl for a
pleasant service, and that in response
thereto. Miss Wrenn applied to and was
engaged by De Ferro. Following this Dc
Ferro. It Il charged. attempted an as
sault upon her.
Evening star., 1897-07-29
Remnants wash goods

5000 pieces wash goods in almost any
ieha,hs Nou could ask for between a half TO
twelve yards, consisting of oryandIcs Tis~
sue BIt.des. Oryandie Iisse, Organdie Alike
M"Ussciine BrodrS. Organize Lawns and
other imported and domestic wash stuffs in
.he most desirable patterns. which have
been selling readily al from ioc. to bic n
yard, viii Ice put on sale tomorrow for
45c. ward.
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want" ads. in The Star pay because
they bring answers.
Funeral Services,

Yesterday afternoon the funeral services
over the remains of Miss Estelle Elizabeth
Sutton, daughter of the harbormaster,
were held in the Church of the Immacu-
late Conception. The Misses Annie and
Mamie Grant, who had been friends of the
deceased, sang several appropriate hymns,
and Father Ryan conducted the services
Those who acted as pallbearers were Will
liam Marshall, Claude Given, James Neale,
William H. Sardo. John L. Fugitt and
Walter Frear. The body was laid at rest
in Rock Creek cemetery.
Evening star., 1897-07-29

Talk of Starting "a Seminary at Win
field, Kas.

The fifth biennial session Of the Eng
lish Lutheran synod of Missouri convened
in Baltimore yesterday morning and will
continue for one week. The synod
includes the states Of Missouri. Maryland,
Virginia, West Virginia, North Carolina,
Mississippi, Louisiana. Arkansas, Texts,
Illinois, Minnesota, Wisconsin. Indiana,
Pennsylvania, New York and the District
Of Columbia. and Is the largest body in
the synodical conference in the United
States.
The exercises are being held at Emanuel
English Lutheran Church.
During the synods sessions the following
subjects will be discussed: Mission work,
publication affairs and the feasibility of
starting a theological seminary In Win
field, Kan.
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75c. each.
Waists and wrappers.

Just 43 ladies' plain white India lnon
waists, embroidered trimmed. and lot Of
coiored lawn undcrwaists and figured lawn
shirt waists. the latter sold for aoc and
1oc.-your choice Of any of them for
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Judge william L. Dayton Dead.

Judge William L. Dayton of the New Jer-
sey court of errors and appeals died at
noon at the Mercer Hospital, in Trenton.
N. j.. yesterday. Judge Dayton was a son
OF VIM. L. Dayton, who was the republican
vice presidential candidate in 1856, and
who, under President Lincoln, was minister
to France, where he died In 1864.
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LORING & CO., DEPT. s,

No. ~ WEST 22D ST, NEW YORK CITY.
No. 115 STATE ST. CHICAGO. ILL.,
r-y2J-tu.thSStf
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Remnants OF fine white French orsandies
2 yards wide. which usually sells for soc
and doc. a yard-to 20 for
35c. yard.
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Remnants Of fine English Dimities. which
are usually sold for Zoe. a yard, 10 go for
I25c. ward.
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Miscellaneous remnants,
SIC. yard.

Remnants of yard-wide heavy unhleached
Muslin, which usually sells for cents-to
90 for
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IoC. each.

Eight figured lawn wrappers which sold
for S9c.-splendidly made-to 20 for
30 cents.
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Sixteen fancy lawn and percale wrappers,
which sold for 81 and Sl..5-to 20 for
00c. each.
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Ribbons.

3H-inch Striped TaEeta
Ribbons. in the colOrs that
are most wanted REDUCED
FROM 2oc. to Zoe. yard.