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RESULTS-STOf STONED. RESl Of Some of the Best B Ever Done. Large Qu These Advertised Artlcl Here Long. . ? Clinch wide, 70 por cont wool, j on salo Monday at 40-inch wido strictly All-Wool Cloths, rog. 60c valuo, on sal 54-inch wido Novelty Cloths, in brown and black, and green turcs, reg. $1 value, on salo j : 40-inch wido Bouclo or Tuftei ; Goods on sale Monday at 200 pioccs Crinolino Lining or at 50 pieccs plain Evening She at 100 pieces Waist Silks, in colors, at 49c, 69c an< who are going to buy Silks fife ' Cloak Depart Every Cloak marked in pli lect from. Whether you j your wintor Wrap, you wa Wrfins nbeerfullv sent to v * ?,~jf ?~ 1/ other big lot of thoao 99c House Jackets received. Fourth Floor Ind Buffalo Steam Egg Poache: fection Cake Pans," 9-incl most 4elicatc cake can eaa without breaking. Book Departmer Shoemaker's best selection different numbers, at 22c. Folks' Speakers at 12c. STONE & I _ AN UNDERWEAR STORE * AX UNDEKWKAH STOItE J \ ' IN OCK J Market Street Window. ^ Plaid Dress Goods Are irarco, but we ihow hindiom* now onoi (rom 25c yard up. Rough Dress Goods Are equally at icarce, .rotonrnowlinca make itposaible to iuit every taate. Black Dross Cood3. Where tormailr oao department eulficed, it now tnlim two in wtiicb to do our growing b'isiueti. Cashmoro Flannolettes. * Ono cm<n worth 15c at 12 Jc yard; oao caiewoith 11!} atlOc. Fiannolotto Wrappors, 96c up to S3. i'rint Wrapper! 79o up. Caiiliuoro Wrappers up to SG. Our Cloaks and Capos Ara mpplioil by Now Vcr?'? phi mauori. All inipeciion ol our liu ugmo rioik will miks'.till (net iippirent to oreryene. Now Silks For Droiioi, WilaU, Trimmltiai and tuacy worl. GEO. M. SNOOK & CO.! WINTER UN PER WE; <htri je. J JL lt.ni.iv sound bin v, MCFADDBNS' li.v f Underwear and Gl ilon't for^fl tli.it ou <J M3TO TJIKHB G( f Mon'i 50c Cnmni'n Hair IInil?fWo a Men'n i.'io I'looio I.iiind Unilnrwoi J Jlon'n rr.c lljmlom Merino (Indor f Mnn'iSI l.niiib'* Wool linilnrv A Mi'D'i SI "> C'iinol'i ilair Uiulern } McFADDEN'S SHIRT } nv ocu nnitiK m ni'KN rvititr : ^ o* +***? ^ ? SHOTS J. M. LOCK' * A-*.**** A >> *** -* A .A 4. *. 4 ^ . il STACY ADAMS & I + GENTLE! \l Cordovans $5.on p ] Ennmol Calf 8.00 K lllMA MXtfM fJHNlll 1 (In*) utu Inner (irlco than lint name <{ti | J. H. LOCKE J040 MAIP ^rr rttfr*tTfTrvrt i?TTtr*ttr > <E A TH0MA3. THOMAS Jlts uylnar This Store Has lantities are Here of es, but They Won't be jroy mixed cloth, fjJg 1 Assabet Plaid QQa ttoyi/1 q Monday at - 03U JfUlU, green and black, and black mix- KQn irnprl Monday at - OUb JfdlU, i Novelty Dress Leno, 10c value, ^ yjjijj ides India Silk3 JfQ'd i all desirable stripes and 1 72c yard, thatpeoplo i want to see. :ment.??. lin figures. Over 3,000 to sowant to invest $2.60 or $100 in ; nt to see this groat selection, our homo for comparison. AnAll-Wool Eiderdawn Ladies' Como early for these. ucements. rs at 48c. The improved "Peril at 9c; 10-inch at 10c. Tho i$ bo removed from this pan s for reading and recitation, 23 i publisher's prico 30c. Little THOMAS -GEO. M. SNOOK 6. CO. Some of the New Things Secured by oar Bayer While in Now York Last Week. Now Kid Gloves. Kvery lise. ovory faahionablo color, evory popular price. Now;Umbrollas. Dresden Art Handles, wood sticks, $1,48; stool rods, $1.60. A Rood UuibrollR n> low at 79c. Wool Mite. Kino blaco, nil-wool (or ch!ldren( 14c ptir; (or ludios, 17c |>?ir. All-Wool Eidordowns. Anotlior caao at 25c yard. Down Flllod Cushions. All kinds, colon, aliapos and ilzoa. The Nowost Fibre Intorlinlna has a coargo cheese cloth aa:>dwltci>ed bo'.wcan. Jot, Foather, Fur, nud Motal Trlinininci in ondlosi variety, Big and Llttlo Duttons, and lluttona that look liko tins jownlrv. ?*r iivii'iimauo r.na muuta" for Novombsrcan b had r utlo< 'A BLANKET STORE J ?IN Till: OTIIBK? J ^ Markot Stroot Window. ^ IgfM. J. M*FA0 01EN, # ^ ^-m. t i !? J Mien we *ny It, but Its true, that a /ethe best stock of Men's Winter J oves that ore In Wheeling* And J r prices are the lowest In the city, f 30t) TIIINGfJi 9 r?r for 37)0 4 ir for 48 o i wnnr for 48 O rnnr for 93 o i roar for OB o 1 . A CTflDl? 13Z0 and I3Z2 r 01 Ulliij MarkotStroot. f nioiit. f ifc. 1 s3hoe company, DO.'S k h JEN'S FINE SHOES, j! ntont Lonthurn $4,GO ronoh Calf 4.00 if Him "Iiom, iioIIiIiik tomc tnmlit, an I nilir ?' Ro'i U i?m Rolil itUortuero. i SHOE CO., I J (STIlMlflT. M IIHIMMIIMMIM ! TV-** f f T ? ? . I - I $k$nf<%ciircr OllU'oi Noa. 'J5 uiiil Ji7 fc'ourtueiitti Mrout. New AtlvorUaoiuontv. <lr?nd Opura llouso?0' Hooligan's MaiqueKUltf. Ileal Estate liarjwlns?Roll ?fc Zaaa For (Ma?Hatty J. Kink .fc lira. ])eorfoot tUtusxo?C. V. Harding * Co. KnglUh Kiuiuol. Ull Ltued, Cork Sale? Alexander. ? "Ideal* Pound." For rfulo?Ker re M. Wiuted-AUood Conk. Aguuts?A Bnun lot You. Kor Item nail For s?le-.lnmei A. Henry. A i'houp Ticket lo Wiikbltixloii. I). C. ToVutlnau Moh-iIuum* Hermann?FJItb l'HKtf. The limb's Concoilons? Eighth Pojre. Rcsnltl?Hton# it Thorns*?Eighth Fago. The Drew?Jos. Homo <k Co.-dl*th l'ago. Sotlru? II. 0. Zsne. I'nrltun Oil sud Hosting Slovet?NesblU Ji Um. Now (ioa?h?John Frlcdol Jk Co. Our Torch I'rleo Froueuiou?Krsui Bros.? Filth Fiwe. 1 lav Y?>u No Homo??'WhUo, Ilsudley (i Fottor?Eiuh<h I'ugo. An Ututafwear Store, etc.?Geo. M. Snook & Co.?Eighth I'uwo. Cold Weather Goods-Oeo. It. Taylor-Sixth I'agu. ^ I'oit u drink or Old Hyo or Ilourbou Whlshy, call at U.U JUnrkat Mtrnnl. _ uliAll^'S. AN nUfMiit llim of Uudnrvrear nt popular |t?lc ?. AgouU fur thr fnilioufl Junta Uy* Ktoiiln Uudornvar uud I tin ci'lnbrntud Klyhiulo Wh'.to hlilrl. t. Itl'SS & bONh. j^ytMnnK IIAYK yuar ayes ,4fV^i!wny/?VM leatod for gina aa* l4"??(linrgo by UyjBi and Optl fep'*'&& ?"n>. MmrUwt uud IKt?ll Mo Inimcli Ovorcoatliiu*?tlm rrry lit i?i?mnUo tu order ut i\ llu?? .V i'iinhluuablo Tuilom aud tivuu' Purui* U?r?. ANiw CliiiM* Ufuorallut; Work*. Percy Boauinont, of the Wait Virginia glaia workt, and otbori are about 10 urbanize a company to main and doc* urate Kiamwum Thoy will probably locate at liridgofiort. At l lark Hook's OlUco. Thoreaa M. Phillips was on Saturday appointed executrix of JatieS. Phillip#. L'ond, $100; no ?e<:uritf reqtii rod. A inarriaco licnnio was iiaued to Jacob Kwocnlcki, a uulive of Poland, RiiPil 24, and Mihalina Domulewic, a native of Poland, aged 17, both now of Ibli city, ^ bcarclty of Water. Work irai ttoppod on the Clark oil well at Colerain on Saturday night, owing to the ecarcity of water. Work it mou suout iw atup uu iuu wan for the siiiqu reason. This well was expcctod in ton days ago. They have been putnpinc water two and a half iniloi, from nearttio Lloyd well. N'ubodjr l? aollcltlii?. Mr. it. M. Gilleland and othors inter* eilad in tho proposed wnuou bridge over the river from Hen wood to itallalre lay thut no committee h&s bnon soliciti?K subscriptions to the capital atock. Tho report that solicitor* were out seetned to cotnH very straight, but tho gentlemen in tho company ought to know. A l.lltlo ltuiu at I?n>t. Yotterday afternoon a few light show* era fell, and about 0 p. in. a heavy one came down. The steep streets were otticklv flooded, but tho rain did not lust long euougii to do a irroat dual of good. If it was general, however, it will bo much appreciated in tho country. About throe weeki of guntio rain would not bo too much. Cro*?<'(i Wlrm Caused It. Last night about 9:30 o'clock the firo dopartmeut was called to a blazo in the roar of tho bt. Chariot hotel, corner of Water and Fourteenth street*. Two olcctric light wiros bocarae crossed and wore fast starting n dangerous blaze when the hotel people discovered tho tiro. An alarm was rung in, but the wires wore cut and tho blaze extin* guiahed with almost, no loss. One of the electric light circnits was thrown u(T for the night on account of the cut wires. Warder- iieUrnw. Cards nro out for tho marriage of .Mill Pbllotnuna McUraw, of Grafton, to Dr. Abraham Smith Warder, of tho same place, on Wodnoiday eveniug, November 0, at tho residrnco of the bride's mother. Mia? McUraw i* a gradnatoof Mount do Ohantal, and has many friends in this city. Shall vory t.nmilnr In iinrinlv rirclm. and is ft vorv charming voting fatly. Dr. Wanlcr in n prominont an I aucCeiiful physician, and in alio well known in Wheeling. Tho bride ii n alitor of Hon. Jobu X. McGraw. r.Uqiient mill Itrllliiuit l.acttir*. I>r. Jamoi lledhy will opon tho Yoiinp Mon'a Christian Association course thin livening with Ida lecturo on "What la u Man Worth?" Tho courio la u good onoi ami it will havo a aplondid opening. Tho Nashville, Toun., Ainorican comments on Dr. Jlodley na follows: "I'Ijo Jocturo wai a brilliant ulTort, both aa u literary production nud tho oxpoitont of n pleasing noliool of oratory. Tho thought waa oilglnal and so atriklllg a* to hatd hi* honron in wrapi plsjuuro throughout tho l?i?turo." Mr. OIiImj tlihflii Horns Hon. William A. Oh lay, ex'taemtary of atato, who hit* linen in tho North Wheeling lloapltnl for thn past throo week#, undergoing treatment for burna received in thn ruilroad dianotur nt Tunnolton, Bordombor i!il. was taken to Ida liotnn In Fairmont yesterday. Ho wan accompanied by his sister, .Mia* Alien, who hna boon by Ida oido throughout. Mr. Ohlev'a wounds havn nlinoit on tirely honied na a result of thn careful nursing ho haa received and excellent ii.. i- -itn - i...i.. llU'iiit.m iri'iivmuiii. uu n nnn u u.tiu wonk, but will bonblo toattoud to bust* noa* In u fow dnyn. Two Kml llnndm Aiiiiiiiiiioixl. Mr*. Kicli NVilklo, wi(n of tho ox* nolicammi, died curly Hulurdny mornin*: nt 1)10 jN'ortli Whoolln# lioipltal, in lior thirtvulfitli your. An oporAtlon for rancor wai purfonund on liar n fow dnyn boforc, and hIio nnvor rnlllml. blio wn;? n )fldy nl innny woman) v virluo*, nnd tlut blow In lu*r linibnim nnd olio unnll noii In tmrticulnrly novum, Tlioy I avo iltn inmli'roHi nympntliy of all who know them,' 'Jho/tmoml wJH bo from Ml. AlplioimiM otlUroli nt II it. in. to?dnv. Tlio mnny fiiondn of Mr. nnd Mm, W. F. Wnir will bo nlneorwly paluod to rond in Atiotfiar column of thlttnnralng'* pnpor tlm nnnoutiroinoiit of tlio dontli of ihidr liifnnt (l?u?litor. IIAVI! fun *ftrn llio?? cfcifniH 9<l 00 Tr??iiN**rlitaa? Von nIiuiiIiI mil lull Inurilrr it pair in C. ill.M* X MONn*. Ynu VanJliuxlIrt Dyolotf ciiUblUh* mnnt,owiiod by .lolin llnllmolor, ni No. 1481 Mnrkol itrnol, 1* tho biwl ciiilpn??l hotuoof iU kitul In Whoa! In if. In n<l?l* tlonto Ihn'lyoiiiif Mini clonnlnit ilap*rU limn!* A (turpi of flrnt-oUM tullori IN omployed, who nan Mo ropdlrln* n* nail nn it in potilbk Olotlis* mill liula? jfrtrrrmriti, or (l/od, run !># infula to look Ilka now. Butlifodtlon ^nuriintoed. __ DON'T full 10 litvn ? imlr ?f *!? mint ? 00 I riMUMrn lootln ?? oi.ltr n? " V* MUM b NONB'i MUCH EXAGGERATEDReports of the Smallpox Situation Bout Broadouat. M'MECHEN PEOPLE ARE AROUSED And a Comnilttee tienda a Common!* cation to the Wheeling Prose and Health Oftloer?Tho Exact Situation hsa boon Corrootly Stated by the Intelllgenoor llij?ht Along?Nut a now. Ca?o Slnco Woduouday and Several Patients CouTalescont. Thore h?vo boon gome of the wildeit roports circulated iu tho pant woolt in reloroncolo the awallpox in Wheeling that bavo yot|(otlon out. lUo inoatun- I roaaonublo etorie* aro told and belicvod otiliideol till) city, and are tent broadcast all over tho country. A proaa diepatcU receivod la tUo rejular United Yrohm nttti report by a paperlu litugor, Mo., waa aunt by tbe telegraph editor to It Wheeling Irieud. Itroporta twoutv* lour now canon aa appearing bore on a day wIibd thoro waa not one now caas lud tlisro worn not nearly twentylour caioa in all in tho community. A similar telegram waa tout on tbe aamo I day to tUo Cleveland I'reaa, and a I Wheeling man wrote a protoat aualnat aolalae a publication and received the aotnonhat eurprialng explanation that tiieatory waa tout by tho paper'a liellairo correapomiont. It aoouia incredible that anybody would uteauch a matter aa tbe axiatouco of a lew amallp'ix catea lor a locator peraonal bueiueja advantage to another town, but there 1 ' > .i- 4. ?i.t_ .i.: UUVu dduu many uiuin Mint bum m?u* lua been ayatMUiaticaily aud persistently done in thi* vicinity.' Saturday tho following coinmupicalion wai received by Health Ofticer J op* sou aud tho daily papora of Wheeling: 3fcM? iris.v, \Y. Va., Oct. *25, 1805. To Me MlUor of the InttlUyenctr, Bin:?At tho instance of over 2o0 citi* tend we your liumblu committee aro in* tructed to communicate with you and aik that the truth, the wholo truth and nothing but the truth, concerning the smallpox be published and to notify you that if it ia not dono the etulo board of health will be convened for an luveitigation of the matter, ?ud other moans be found to promulgate tho truth, aud protect tho health of tho surrounding coininuniiv. llcapoctluliy submitted, J. T. Kiso, principal of school, John N. IIoiiry, mayor, J. U. ItflODitt, 11. S. IIaut, J a mem A. lloitcRTtf, committee. So far aa tho Intklmukncku ia concerned there has beon uo occaaion {riven for the McMochen people to gotoxcited; Thia paper haa priuted "the truth, the , whole truth and nothing but tho truth," I bo far ua it could be ascertained, evor I since the aumllpox appoarod. Dr. Jep- I Bon'a otllcial atatemenia. aince he becauie health oflicor, aud Dr. Waldena before, have been printed whou thero I waa any dovelopmout to make thom of interoat or importance to tho public. Tho trouble haa boon that people like thoao of McMecheu have accepted exaggerated aud leuaational rumora against tho frauk and cotuploto statement* given by tho papers. Veaterday Dr. Jop?ou reported ten caiod in the city and four in tho small- j pox hospital. Ono pationt at the hospital is ready to ue discharged. Two in the city are rIso well, but thero is another case in the same liouso. and they will therefore be kept iu quarantine for Homo tiiue yot. Ail the caaot are doing well. The ten casen ip tho city aro in only seven different house*, and all ere in tho South Sido wards, all but one iu the Sixth and Eighth. There is no more danger of a sprnad of the diaoasn than if thorn were but ono case, as all are under irool control, rigidly quarantined and closely guarded. Not a ningle new emu hat developed aiuce ln9t Wednesday. Tho outlook is favorable for the stamping out of the disease. There may bo additional coses, and probably will be, but the situation ii not alarming, and if thn liars, both tlio designing and thoughtless, could be 3uieted little would bo heard of tho isease. A KICK Kits' MBICTIKQ. Yostorday afternoon a vary ill advised mooting of Kightb ward citizens waa held at Ilandian's hall to take action in regard to tho smallpox situation. Charlos Mornlngttar presided and Tom Wolvlngton was secretary Dr. McCoy nnd others made sneochoi. the doctor dwelling mostly oil tho advantages of vaccination. A committee of livo wan appointed to drr.w up resolutions, nnd niter being out a short time made a roport, tho main feature of which was a demand for the placing of two guards on duty ut each houio whoro the dissaiO existod. This was ndoptnd. l'roroinent citizens of tho ICigMli ward who did not Attend ?! > inuni i iii? ilnnmnnlrtil tlin idmi n( holding O.JJO. Tlioy twill that whilo in kudo caio> no uuurda ut nil wore nocna* nary, at tho poopla in tho honsoa co ojmrntod intollicontlv uiul willingly with tho Aitihoritioa, thoro woro othorn Mjhoro oijrhV moil could not koep tlio inouib'Mrt of tlio lioti?nfiol<]? tritliiu rofl* oonnble bounds, unlms tlioy woro nrincd with stout clubt nnd with authority to ubo thoin. Itnlllutorc A Ohio liic ir?lou to Atlnnln. Iii addition to tlio sewtori nnd tlio twonty dny oxouraioii ticknln to Atluntn, iho Unitimoro ^ Ohio Hnilrond Coin* tmnv will hoII ton dny oxcttraion tiakota October L'O, Nov*inbor ft, 15 nnd 125, Do* 00111 bor D nnd 111, nt 318 40. For further inforiuntion apply to tho ttnltlinoro & Ohio HKouta. Hint .loyful I'nnthijr. With tho oxHilnrntinir soneool ronnwcd honltli and svoiiuth nnd intorunl clean* 11 noil. Which follow* tlio nun of byrtip of Mira, It unknown to tho In* who Imvo not proaafld hemml tho old tlinn modi* clnoa mid tho clump fnihatltut** aome* tlmna oiinrod but novor nccoptod by th? wolf Informed. 1t'? mat n< cmv to try Una Minute Coitffli Cure 114 nnythliiB el*#. It'a Mi-tior to curn m Itvoro <-uiii(ii or cold with it. I.ot your next purchaan for a coiirIi bo Ono MiiiIIto Congli Cure. Hotter medicine; hotter refliilta; hotter try It. 1.01*411 I)ruit CJo., Wheeling W. I Vn., 1). F.l'eabody, ll?nwood,and llowto fltUo.. iiriiiL'Q|">rt. ij. . h -- II' yon Imvr t rlmt I fl?*ttli?r* mill f rt 11 ml ! jit" < * K*'t liln>M<< mill *,M,r *> eonmill ? ** j&tftSZwl.'rt'"' will inlii? ' 1'j/jV fljft* St' )u,,r "'"I "inU? I "|,,,''I|*1 (Itollll fill- I S V', illnntn* Htntitltl l?? miiII nny or rrntttc* If .vim tinvn limiti?ii mm nf ymir UIkum, in iimllnr wlint lilml, lirltiR na tlif filntm itml will ninkn niifi mi nli.nl not lot*. ri'im r> % in I ii ??11 fin- (IIuhhm fri** of ilini K"> I'HOI'. Milk IF, tile OlidnlMi, 11 III Aln^ii Hi ? THE HUB CLOTHIERS + GET A LITTl TO BO KAPPT-I On ClirJatuna morning you must have ? J.lttlo IUiI Hub. Wu liuva tlioiiHuuilN of lUuui, The uioro wo ?lvo itwity the more Imppluuia we'll ??e L'lirlMttun* morning hu4 Imnplor vro'll fool ut ?fo. log It. Call Auil get one. We're waitlug for you. The HittCi Gained and givon?brii of wholesaling. Our a opportunities?our niral and quickly turn it to '< people?bargains aro t such honest, worthful b appetite and deeper roo are bargains that *$11 tiiusiasui?luusu uro unstrings and crowd tho causo they are undorpr timely answers to tho d< ties. I ? OVERC Thero's dismay in consternation among tho hotter than ever?chea Overcoats must appeal t lover of gopd clothes. < our qualities aro trado li comparisons?and we w we sell you for $7 and j. offers at $10?our $10 S15; our $15 line besid their story at $80? $35 got just as good at ?18, Every prick of the r has been for greater pc warm, fashionable and service. Every inch of tho high character of tl isn't an every day pure uhnut it. Don't buv i STYLES THAT MUS thehu Fourteenth and Tha Largoat and Only Strlctl: YOUTHS' CLOTHING-BA baer; YOUTHS' ( With the zeal of a bogini youth of fourteen to nineti lar?has, in fact, come to 1 Tho shape, tho shade, the trousers?all must meet hi coats for good dressers st make both right; stuff r ?16 Suits and Overcoats ar MADE. Tho young men ward doubling our busincs BRER': oo twh J^Solo agents DUTCH FURNITURE, ETC WHIT fJAVE YOU r If you haven't the money to f profit CREDIT SYSTEM. Y save money nor what a HOMI ami brilliant Ideas 111 Mm, Carp Your CREDIT is good with i OWN TERMS. EASY PAYMENTS % WHITE, HANDI mi, 2249 Htrkel Sir Uudaitnkltji unci n I AND FURNISHERS. ,E RED HUB. + ! TITTHI TIMB-vt la UrAWlue bIbU, boji, when I'riut,, thit UUQIt UUatlaild l'uuy lit ih? Mm., will bo prifflutod to on* of our litij,.. patrons. Xxe yuu oao? If uul, uliy not? , jncessions. ig retailing to tho tlireshliold rgus oyoB seek out tlio golden )lo dollars seize tho advance ,ho profit of our patrons?tbo lio scions of our enterprise? argains as satisfy tho popular t your confidence in us?these lash ripples into waves of enrgains that will cut tho pureo store?theso are bargains, beiced values?because they are jinarfding calls to your necesai. OMTS. 4-Urt, -Hnrilra nf flirt fflllnrs !tn<l tUU 1 IVUUU v?? Vi.v ?Ml4 clothiers. Larger than ever? per than ever. Our stock of 3 every careful buyor?to over)Dur variety is a trado winner? iringera. If you want to mako 'i you would?tako the Coats ... them beside what anybody one beside tlieir's at $13 and e their $20; let the tailors tell and $40, oven at SoO?we've ?20 and $'25 iccdle, every slash of the shears rfcction. Every fabric that's line has been pressed into our I trimmings is in keeping with heso gannents. An Overcoat ihase with you. Be judicious intil you've seen all THE IT BRING YOU HERE 10 b Clothiers, Hatters I and Fnrnisliers, I Market Streets. V Ono-Prlce Houso In tho Stan. ER'S CLOTHING HOUSE. Q CLOTHING O HOUSE. 10THIKG. acr in mannish dress the sen years is very pnrticujo a judge of correct dress, length of coat, the set of s notion. Suits and Overart at $7 50. Color and mre wool. 510, $12 and c EQUAL TO CUSTOM i are helping liberally tois. Solothino house. tjtptxx stubbt. ESS TROUSERS. E. HANOLEV &_FOSTEn. _ *0 HOME? GKET OITB iirnlsli It, try our great Jingle ou will never know how to : Is if you don't Many new Is aii sin!! ? anJ you can maka YOI 'U AT CASH PRICES! jEY s fosies, Jul, Opposite Low Market Mil in 1 nit i\?.