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....FOR RENT.

Desirable residence at Elm Grove, all
modern convcn!cnces OF Gas, electric
light and water. r8
a. busch property:
No. l75 Seventeenth street. rooms-A.
No. 1927 haplino street. rooms-A
No. 81 Sixteenth street.. cellar-Sl0s
No. 10 Virginia street-slo. tI.
Blacksmith shop on Market street, north
Of Twcnty-fourth street, no
Building on alley in rear OF .Germ1nia
Half Dollar Savings Bank. f.,L'4,
FOR SALE.
Store and dwelling on Eighteenth street.
Two six-roomcd houses. Moundsville. ".
Va. ~ 81
Cheapest lot In Bclvcdere addition; lays
we'll fronts on two streets and on alley;
price SIS.
gain for 30 days. ~ g l9
No. 1l23 Charles street. 49, +.
No, q Maryland street.
: No. Is Fifth street
Ground 60 feet square on Eighteenth ST.
G-roomed house on Main street.
No - Sixteenth street. store room.
10 rooms and cellar will be sold cheap II
sold In the next - days.
Store room and hvt rooms, brick build
ins. a good location. with an old c..
tabllshGd trade.
Lot en- South Front street I"tt
No, ~ Main street. 80 So
No AZ Main street
No, 20 North Front street.
No. s? Sixteenth street. store room and 10
rooms, E Ell.-.
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,,. Inc Young Mems Social Club gave n
i %%.i attended and highly enjoyable
. ""'ce at the Blue Ribbon hall last
GU the melody.
NJ, ~lr HrnwOoi Prohibition contingent.
WLiiperinR FIVE voters. went IN to
tpsa eEs'lns TO hear John g. Woollcy
'rCaH yesterday.
h,, az r. j. Dixon Rod and Gun Club
hnS 'eturnea from II successful fishing
trr.L huh'inB expedition near Fish
rir, Hcek has severed his connection
'' 'he cemet.solvay company, 10 nc.
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WEST VIRGINIA.
BENWOOD. MOUNDSVILLE.
McMECHEN. WELLSBURG.


The recently organized Young Mems
Catholic Club. OF Benwood, gave their
opening In the basement OF the St.
Johns Catholic church, Wednesday
evening. The affair was purely infor-
NAL and various games were INDUCED
In. The formal opening will occur Ia
ter. The club Is non-sectarian and Is
founded on the lines OF the Carroll
club. Until sufficient funds can be Sc
cured for the erection of club house.
the quarters Of the organization will
be In the basement OF the church. Tho
officers OF the club are: President,
Barney Ward: Vice president, John
Slittner: secretary. James Sands:
treasurer. John Deegan; trustees. MI
chael OBrien and James Higgins.
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Woman's Club Meets.


The Woman's Club. Of Martins
Ferry, met yesterday afternoon at the
residence Of Mrs. Il. C. Swartz. on the
Heights" The subject for discussion
was 1.-THE American Child Of Afro
cious." Discussion was opened with an
elegant paper by Mrs. NJ. C. Mitchell.
on the Responsibilities Of the Mother"
followed by paper on 1.-THE RESPONSE
bilities of the Teacher" by Mrs. G. H.
Smith. The subject was then open for
general discussion by the club. Miss
Lenore Drennen read 4 paper on ''Yic-
torin-her childhood, cornatlon and
marriage" Mrs. A. r. Ons read "vIc-
toria's Tears" Mrs. Alice Danner
Jones, Of Canton, was n visitor and took
part In the discussion. A report OF the
state meeting at Marietta was given
by the delegates,
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The Benwood Ferry Case.

The Benwood-Bellalre ferry case came
up before the Marshall county court at
Moundsville yesterday morning. The
ferry company was represented by At
torney Arbcnz, OF Wheeling, and Attor-
neys Hcarne and Sommcrville repre-
scented the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and
ST. Louis and Terminal railroads. the
Benwood and Bellairc Bridge Company
and the Bellaire Ferry Company. which
are opposing the granting OF the fran
chise. The opposition attorneys de-
INJURED to the petition and asked for
further time. The case will come up for
further hearing on November s, at 10
u. N.
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Mail Clerk Phillips Injured.

A. II. Phillips, one Of the oldest NAL!
clerks In the railway postal service,
was badly Injured while on his run on
the Bellaire, GAINESVILLE 6 Cincinnati
run yesterday. AS the train approach.
ed Woods1eld he stuck his head out OF
the mail cur door and n telegraph pole
had been moved, owing to some re-
pairs. and he came In contact with 1t
In such way as 10 knock him out Of
the car and bruise him up considerably.
The full extent OF his injuries Is not
known, but as he Is somewhat feeble
reports indicate serious condition as n
result Of the accident.
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Martins Ferry Council.

The council Of Martins Ferry held q
meeting last evening, but little of i'm
portance was transacted. A petition
was presented to that body by the
American Tin Plate Company and the
Aetna-Standard Company and others,
asking for the vacation Of the southern.
portion Of the Ohio Valley pike from
Buckeye street to the south boundary
line Of that city. A notice OF the petit
tlon was ordered published and will
come up for final action at the regular
meeting Of that body on the evening Of
December IT, The chairman OF the
street committee reported that the
work OF paving First street was being
greatly retarded by the present grade
OF the. Cleveland. Loraln &: Wheeling
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News from Alaslsa.

An interesting letter was received
yesterday, from R. P. J. Drennen, who
left early last May for the Klondllse
regions, by relatives in Martins Ferry.
He is now located at Circle City, on the
Yukon river, and is we'll pleased with
the country. His letter was dated Oc-
tober 4. and he stated that at the time
OF writing 1t was very cold, the ground
being frozen to depth Of about three
feet. He. together with two other men.
have rented log cabin along the river,
where they expect to spend the winter.
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One OF the important matters to come
up before the voters Of Pcase township
In Belmont county. is the question OF
the general Improvement Of roads
throughout the township. The inten-
tion Of the trustees Is to establish mac
adamized roads for the general use
upon which there will be no toll collect.
ed. Many roads in the township arc
almost impossible and are badly In
need Of repairs. The question is a most
important one and should be carried by
4 large majority.
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railroad. In many places the track Is
twelve inches higher than The grade.
and again It 10. from four to eight
inches lower and In order that the paw
Ing may be properly put down. It Is
necessary that tho company put their
tracks on a uniform grade as establish
ed by. the city ordinances. The city
clerk was instructed to inform the COM
pany to change their tracks immediate-
~ or the same would be done by the
city and charged to the railroad COM
pany. A large number OF bills were
ordered paid. 544 3r
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Gill Club to Pittsburgh.

The ]. ]. Gill Club. Of Martins Ferry,
last night decided to participate In tho
big demonstration at Pittsburgh. Sat-
urday. and will 60 with the Wheeling
clubs. They will be attended by their
drum corps and band All members Of
the club who intend going are requested
TO hand In their names at once to tho
secretary Of the club,
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New Church Under Roof.

Contractor Kerr finished his contract
Of stating te new United Presbyterian
church at Martins Ferry, yesterday,
and the work is OF most excellent
congregation. The work on the inter-
completion as rapidly us possible. and
1t Is expected It will be completed be-
fore the end Of the year.
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Tin House on Yesterday.

The now tin house at the Laughlin
plant In Martins Ferry, was OF yester-
day. on account Of a shortage Of plate.
The cold rolls being q day behind caus-
ed tho lay-of in this department: The
tin house will resume operations again
this morning with first turn, and It Is
expected that they will run steadily
until the holidays. ~,
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Armstrong on the Stump:

Hunter S. Armstrong went to Woods
leld yesterday evening, and this even
ms will address o Republican gather
Ing at Armstrong; Mills. James NJ.
Rees will also make q speech there, and
the Republicans OF that section are
making an effort to make 1t q great To-
cal meeting, and Will no doubt succeed.
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All Saints Day.

Yesterday was All Saints Day, and
was generally observed in Catholic cir,
Giles yesterday. at Bridgeport and Mar,
tins Ferry. Special services were held
at the churches In both cities at $3.50
and o'clock a. m. To-day is All
Souls Day and special services will be
held at o'clock. 'rhg ~
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side Of the river. The employees Of the
Cleveland & Pittsburgh road will go in
force. and the management has pro-
vided them With o special train from
Wellsville, free OF charge. All the en-
ployes Of this end OF the. division that
can leave their work, Will be furnished
transportation TO Wellsvllle, where
they will board the special train Of
eight coaches. The Republican club. OF
Cleveland. viii furnish the railroad
men, upon their arrival In that city,
With BLK hats and canes for use in the
parade. This Will be a short vacation
the railroad men viii appreciate 4 80
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JunkIns, In Kirkwood. She was ac-
companied by her sister. Miss Henriet-
ia Junklns, who has been her guest at
that place for several weeks.
The funeral OF the two-weeks-old
child of Mr.. and Mrs. John Ref. Of the
West End, took place yesterday after
noon at 2 o'clock, and the interment fol-
lowed at Linwood cemetery.
The Bridgeport. Mckinley and Roose-
welt club will meet at Its club rooms at
Z o'clock Tonight, to go to Portland,
Ohio, to take part In the Republican
demonstration there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fennell left yesterday.
for their home at Montreal. Canada,
being called here to attend the funeral
of Mrs. John McFederies.
Elmer Demuth has resumed his POSI-.
ton as brakeman on the Cleveland.
Lorain & Wheeling, after months
vacation.
Mrs. James Dillon and Mrs. A. ].
Grouse went to Wellsville yesterday,
where they will spend @ week with rel
atives.
Mrs. ]. E. Trueman went to St.
Clarsvllc yesterday. where she will be
the guest Of friends for few days.
Miss Lena Dent returned yesterday,
from New York, where she attended
the Graham McCargo wedding
The Democratic club went to Bellalre
last evening. to take part In the DEM.
onstration at that place.
Robert Green was fined 81 and costs
by Mayor Neininger yesterday, on q
charge Of drunkenness.
Mrs. John D. Conoway Is slowly re-
covering from n three weeks illness
with typhoid fever.
The Judges of the election will so to
st. Clairsville tomorrow. for the poll
books.
Esp. Rhodes is slowly improving
from q weeks Illness. ~. -i
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Portland Meeting.

The Republicans Of Portland will
have large demonstration this even
Ing. and many from this vicinity will
attend. The Republican clubs from
Martins Ferry. Bridgeport and Steu-
benville will be In attendance. together
with the. Strlngcr Guards. of Tiltou-
Vile
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Street Car Limo improvements.

The street car line is making many
badly needed improvements in Mar
tins Ferry and Bridgeport. They have
extended their double track through
the Koehnline addition to the Aetna
Willie bridge. and yesterday had large
force Of men at work connecting the
track on the north side OF the bridge
to the one on the south. About O. half
mile Of new track will be put down this
winter In Martins Ferry, and they
hope to have 1t completed before bad
weather sets In. s
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This afternoon at the Island base ball
park, the Linsly Institute and Mar
tins Ferry high school foot ball clev-
ems will meet for the second time this
fall. On Republican "Field Day" the
teams played to a tie, 5-5. so to-day's
game will be for blood and will doubt-
less attract 4 large crowd Of rooters for
each team.
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Heavy Tax Collections.

The city tax collections for the month
Of October amounted to $4,000, the
heaviest on record for the discount
month in the history of the city. In
October 1896. when hard times were
abroad in the land. especially in Wheel
Ing. the collections amounted to but
sl57, 600.
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Gill in Bcllairc.

Congressman ]. J. Gill passed
through Bellaire yesterday morning. on
his way to GAINESVILLE, where he min
eed with his constituents for a few
hours. Returning in the evening, he
wen, TO Woodsfleld and Will to-day visit
bridgeport and st. Clalrsville. He Is
feeling quite himself again and enjoys
getting around among the people In the
Various parts Of the district. There Is
call for him In all parts Of the five
counties he represents, but in the
limited time he has before election he is
only able to reach the more populous
portions. and he Is cordially greeted
wherever he goes. 10
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The high school football team OF this
city, and the Linsly team, Of Wheeling,
Will contest again tomorrow afternoon
on the Island ball park gridiron. These
two teams came together once before
this season and the game resulted in n
tie.
The lecture given at the Methodist
Episcopal church last evening, by Mrs.
Alice Banner Jones. under the auspices
OF the W. C. T. u, drew n fair sized
audience. which greatly appreciated her
talk.
Mrs. Lincoln ]. Horn has returned to
her home ut uhrichsville. after few
days visit with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. William McWilliams, on South
Third street.
A large number OF people from hero
went to Wheeling last evening, to hear
Postmaster General Charles Emory
Smiths address to the Republicans.
Mrs. William Clark and children, OF
Steubcnville. are the guests OF the
family of Captain and Mrs. L. w. In
g!ebrlght, in the First ward.
Mrs. L. ]. C. Drenncn has returned
from Marietta, where she attended n,
meeting OF the Federation OF Woman's
Clubs, OF Ohio.
Miss Salllc Woodford. OF Lora!n, Is
the guest OF friends and relatives on,
North Fifth street, for n few days.
A few Democrats from this city went
to Bcllaire last evening, to attend the
celebration Mt that place.
"a Woman in the Case" is the at-
traction at the Star theatre tomorrow
evening.
Samuel Green. of Pittsburgh, was n
business caller in the city yesterday.
bridgeport Briefs.
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The heaviest frost, politically. in the
present campaign in this vicinity, oc-
CURED at Portland the first OF the
week. The Democrats OF that little
place endeavored to celebrate, and like
oil other meetings Of that nature In
this section. 1t fell fiat George P. Fish
err was the speaker Of the evening". and
his audience numbered exactly twelve,
according to reports. They will prob
ably not attempt such o foolish thing
again.
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Hallow Fen,

AT Moundsvillc Halloween was OBJ
served by the boys and young men In
whole-hcnrted manner. Judging by
the amount OF mischief done. In tho
boom grounds" n great deal OF dam
age was done to board walks and fences.
A boy named Zumbrunen was arrested
by Il couple OF extra police near tho
glass factory Just rs he and some COM
panions were about TO push n wagon
Into ravine. He was fined SO BIZ the
mayor yesterday morning.
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scanlon Meeting This Evening.

Hon. John f. Scanlon, the noted Ia
Dor leader, Of Chicago, will address
the Republicans OF the over-the-rive
towns this evening. at the Star thea
tire. at Martins Ferry. A large list Of
vice presidents have been appointed by
the central committeeman of that city.
but space forbids the publication of
the same. Mr.. Scanlon is an orator Of
considerable note and should, and no
doubt Will, be, greeted by 4 large house.
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REAL ESTATE.
....FOR SALE....

+ Property 1000 Chapline street. one Of tho
best locations In the city for NJ. d. -
Property, III and ll3 Fourteenth street:
substantial investment. r.s.s ~
F.; Property 100. 10 and 1o7 Thirty-third
street; will pay l3isec clear. and ~ easy
handled. =
S-roomed dwelling 1853 North Front street,
lot 50N+0O. $500. You could not build a
house for less. lot thrown In. It's In good
condition.
SURETY BONDS FURNISHED.
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Harrison Coss, an aged resident Of
Martins Ferry, is lying very Ill at his
home on Fifth street. Early. in the
week he was taken Ill nndwas compell-
ed to take to his bed and since that
time has gradually grown worse. Heart
trouble is the cause Of his present III
ness. r, s-iEFS
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Rlvor Telegrams.

OIL CITY-ltivcr inches and rising.
Cloudy and cooler.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES G feet inches
md stationary. Cloudy and cooler.
WARREN-alvcr foot. Rain and
cooler.
Observation-Disclosures feet 0
incheS and stationary.
PITTSRURGH-Rivcr 81 feet and
falling. Raining, .s
MORGANTOWN feet and
stationary. Cloudy md warm,
STEUBENNILLE-R feet 4
inches and falling. Cloudy and warm,
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GENERAL NOTICES.
TUBE COMPANY. y
: No. 20 cortlandt ST.. New York.

--"|- NO. 70 Cortlandt 81, New York.
COMMON STOCK DIVIDEND No. O.,
At q meeting Of the board Of directors,
held October Is. 1900. quarter-yeariy
dividend Of ONE AND ONE-HALF PER
CENTUM upon the common capital stock
OF the National Tube Company was de.
clared out Of the net profits Of the com.
pany, payable November is, 800. at. tho
office OF the company, No. a6 Cortlandt
street. Now York City ~ -!
The Common Stock Transfer Books will
be closed on Tuesday. October 30. 1900, at
until Friday. November l6. at 10 o'clock
q. m. A. r. LUKE 80
oclS-2i-e9-no1-7-f Treasurer.
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A number OF the prominent Republi-
cans OF Bridgeport have made arrange
mcnts with the Western Union Tele.
graph Company. whereby special wire
will be run to the office OF DR.. c. C.
Cole, where the election returns Will be
received. This Is probably the only
place in the city where tho returns will
be received. .sr
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OHIO !: :: SIDE II !.
rounty Chairman ". c. Bergundthal

county Chairman VIC. BeTBunutHHI,
a. Inc Belmont Republican committee,
tas arranged with all the precincts In
ise county. according 10 the means at
,Is command. to have. the full 1scpub-
Ian vote pollcd next Tuesday. IN
nos, sections the people are manifest
,nr such Interest MS to scarcely leave q
Inub, that they Will be out on election
isr, and the work OF the organization
Iii be lessened somewhat by this fact.
However over-roniidence sometimes
works disaster, but this year, while Re-
nubl!cans are confident they are also
ssr,lve. II will be necessary for every
,ody Interested to see that his vote /.
.ast to mako tho victory complete.
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"Mystic Cure" for rheumatism md
Neuralgia radically cures In l to 5 days,
Ita action upon the system Is rcmarka-
bic anu mysterious II removes at once
the cause and the disease Immediately
disappears. The first dose greatly bon.
Gifts. Is cents. Sold by Il, II. List,
1910 Main street. Chus. Menkemcller
corner Market and Twcnty-second
streets. druggists mw&t
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ENTIRE STOCK AT cosr

Great Inauguration salo of Drv
Goods, Notions, Jackets, Suits, fno
China, etc., at ACTUAL COST, be-
ginning to-morrow, Nov. 8, to and in
Guiding November 10.
L. s. Good & Co.'s New Store,
urn. 1132-1134 Main street.
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Mrs. Dougherty to Entertain.

Mrs. Charles Dougherty. Of Eirkwood,
issued invitations yesterday for q re,
ception to be. rendered to her lady
friends next Thursday afternoon, at
the DouSherty residence. The hours OF
the reception are from 2 to and 3to 5
o'clock,
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cept position with Lutz. the plumber,
Of Wheeling.
Harry Leeds. the local Socialist lead
er. will address q meeting at the corner
Of Main and Sixth streets. Saturday
night.
James Manhood. who Is attending
school at Buckhannon. will be home to
cast vote on November 6.
Mrs. Robert Newton is very III at her
home on McMechen street.
Thomas Wood. OF Montreal, Canada.
is visiting friends here.
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A Good Meeting.

Captain Hootcn and L. p. Bowman
addressed the largest Republican meet
Ing ever held on Tay!or's Ridge.
Wednesday night. The Powhatnn RE-
publican marching club attended the
meeting.
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Bridgeport Robbery,

At an early hour yesterday morning
burglars entered the residence Of
Thomas Duncan, in Kirkwood. by pry-
ing open the window in the pantry. The
pantry was looted OF all Its entables
and scarcely enough was left for the
,family's breakfast. The thieves also
secured $40 in cash. There is absolutely
no clue.
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Going to Sistersville

The N. b. Scott Six Footers and Com.
pany H. Rough Riders, OF MoundsvIlle,
VIII so to sistersvllle. The Steele club
VIII have n meeting tonight to deter
mine what to do. W
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ScWLING.

Last nights games In the Wheeling
league resulted as follows: All Alikes,
954, $50, 1,011: Terminus, 0T3, ST., 956.
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: c., L. & W. officials in Bridgeport.

Coach No. 10. on the Cleveland, Lo-
rain 6; Wheeling road, containing 4
number of the high: officials OF the road,
visited Bridgeport yesterday morning.
Their mission could not be learned, but
i is thought their trip was relative to
large number Of improvements they
contemplate making on this end OF the
line.
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RIVER NEWS.
Weather. cloudy and cooler.

Weather. cloudy and cooler.
The marks Mt y. m. Thursday showed
2 feet 2 inches and falling.
Tho L. A. Goebel, for Darlington, ut
$3.50 p. m, is to-day's packet.
for Darlington. and the Telephone, for
MatamoraS.
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AFTER the demonstration to-
night, attend the Ball to be given by
tho Morning Star Fishing Club at
Beabout Hall.
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INAUGURATION SAFE

Entire stock at cost, beginning
tomorrow, to and Including Nov. 10,
L. S. Good & Co.'s New Store.
1132-1l3d Main stroet.