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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-03
Frnits'and Farming In nwestvIrginia

While many OF the farmers in New
England, as we'll as those iu the ad-
joining States, are thinking OF going
west, we would suggest that they visit
West Virginia in search OF fine climate
and rich lands. Until recently some OF
the best farming and fruit lands of Vest
Virginia were almost shut up among
the mountains, aud the inhabitants OF
those regions deprived OF access to good
markets; but on the completion OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad from
Richmond, Va, to Huntington, on the
Ohio river, in West Virginia, has afford.
ed facilities for not only shipping the
products OF the farm and orchard to our
largest and best eastern markets, but It
also throws open the door to the rich
mining companies OF those regions, to
bring out the mineral wealth long lock-
ed up in its natural beds. Branch roads
intersect the Chesapeake and Ohio at
various points, affordinga az opportunity
of sending the products Of the country
in whatever direction il is likely TO
reach a ready market.
Having lately passed over the line Of
the above named road we were very
favorsbly impressed with the richness
OF great portion OF the country along
the entire route. As a fruit growing
region West Virginia must soon become
famous, Tor pears, peaches, apples,
grapes and many other kinds OF our
popular fruits, grow luIurisptly both
in the valleys and upon the hill sides
and table lands, The soil is rich and
deep in all OF the'Jalleys, and the cli-
mate, as everybody ought to know, is
not e1celled for healthfulDess by that
OF any other State in the Union. For
convenience to market, good coil, beau
ti'ul scenery, delightful climate, aud.
above all, first-rate class Of people,
West Virginia offtrs superior induce
ments to those who may wish to make
a change OF location. Then, if one
wishes to take a hand at mi1irg, the
opportunities are good AID abundant
nooTs'S Rural Neto Yorker.
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TOLEDO.
Firea.

TOLEDO, October "a fire last night
destroyed D. n. Trowbridge & Sons
barrel and stsve factory. Loss $40. 900.
Another fire this morning DESTROYED
the mauuiactory OF mouldings and pic
ture frames owned by Osborne, Chase
4 Swayne. Also the Toledo Pump
Company'a Mandatory, and Russell q
Tbaysrs Novelty Works. Loss not
determined.
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The Virginia Tobacco Crop.

The weather for q week has been
highly favorable to the ripening tobacco
crop and has no doubt stimulated its
progress to maturity. A great deal Of
tobacco depends upon the weather Just
now. The crop 10 behind hand, and so
early fros. would sadly curtail it. With
such weather "a we have, and freedom
from frost Tor . couple Of weeks, the
Who'll. crop will be savsd.-RistmanS
(Va) Dispa.eh,
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8RO0KLYN.
Motion Denied.

BnooxLrS. October 2-Some time
since Jay Cooke, mccullough 4 Co.
moved sgainst James Cooper and
others to fore-close a lien on certain
property owned by the defendants
amounting to $15Q, 900. and Pitt Cooke,
one OF the firm, was appointed receiver.
This merning counsel jor Sthe defend-
ants applied to Judge Pratt in the 'Su-
preme Court for discharge Of there-
ceiver on the ground that both him and
his bondsman, who are also, members
OF the. frm,s were interested parties.
The motion was denied.
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CINCINNATI.
Cold BIooued Murder.

CINCINNATI, October AT eight
o'clock tonight, Dennis Cary, an old
.Irishman, shot in the back and Instant
killed VIM. T. Neville, a young drug
gist who had been his tenant, and who
spgered the landlord by selling out his
lease. Neville was in the act OF moving
out his goods when he received the
shot without warning. The murderer
delivered himself up to the officers
Immediately. Neville was a respecta.
BILE and popular man. Cary was sober,
and the deed was cold blooded and De-
liberate.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
War Rnnnors.

LONDON, October 2.-Dispatohes
from St. Petersburg, report that a rup>
ture has occurred in the relations be-
tween the Governments OF Russia aud
Japan growing out OF the question OF
the proprietorship Of that portion of the
Saehaliaian Islands.
Robert Blgsby the English writer is
dead.
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Failure OF George T.. Grinn eli d Co

NEW YORK, October l.-Wall street
was feverish and unsettled this after.
noon, owing to the rumor which was
confirmed, OF the failure OF
George B. Grinnell d Co., stock hrok-
ere, and general busines q: the Stock
Exchange was very limited. The mar
ket was weak and prices lower, with an
apparent disposition to realize on So
called Vanderbilt stock. The an
uouucement OF the suspension o. Grin
nell 4 Co., was made by the President
of the Stock Exchange about noon, and
this intensified the excitement in the
market. The failure of the firm was
not, however, entirely unexpected, SIS
rumors OF their embarrassment had been
plentiful on the street for several days
past, it being stated that the house was
likely to be tied up by the executors OF
the estste of Horace F. Clark.
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BRAZIL.

LISBON, October 2.-The mail steam.
ship from Rio de Janeiro, September
Sth, arrived to-day.
The anniversary Of the independence
OF Brazil, was celebrated on the 7th
ult. In Rio there was grand festival
and the city was illuminated in the
evening.
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LOUISVILLE.
A Failure.

LOUISVILLE, October 2.-The Clear
ing House has proven failure in con-
sequence OF no one here understanding
the moduS operandt, and each bank is
running on it's own hook.
The Ohio River Commission conclud-
ed their proceedings to-day. General
J. H. Moorehesd. Of Pennsylvania, WAS
reelected president, and j. L. Sovtuyer,
OF Cincinnati, Secretary. The conven-
ton adjourned to meet in Washington
at the sail OF the executive committee.
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PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, October Samuel
McDouald, knight Templar 0: De-
Molay commsndery, Pottsville, died to-
day from the effects OF fall down q
we'll hole in the Masonic Temple yes
terday while inspecting the building.
Base Ball.
A game OF base bsll was played this
afternoon, between the Boston club OF
Boston, and the Philadelphia club Of
this city, resulting in fovor OF the Boston
by score OF II to y.
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BOSTON.
Eeld TO Rail

BosroS, October John o. Love.hi
the defsultipg cashier Of the Hinchman
National Bank. was examined before
Commissioner this morning and held iu
$50, 900 bail to appear aud answer to q
charge OF smbsiEsling $4,000 belong
Ing to that bank.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, October 2-Dispatches rom
all sections represent a much better
feeling prevailing The re>establishment
OF discipline in the army gives conf-
dence in the ability Of the Government
to suppress ell instructions.
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ILLINOIS.
The Cattle Fever,

CAIRO, October 2.-The cattle tever
has made its appearance in this city
and disastrous effects are feared.
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VERMONT.
BurElarJ.

RIcHroRD, October 2.-Ths safe Of
NJ. 8. Borgh, was opened by burglars
last night and robbed OF $4,000.
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Don't Fail to Try These Goods.
Buy IL Of your merchant II
hc hns IL or will procure ID
for you. If not, then write
for our Pamphlet, "All about
SapOliO," aud IL will be mail.
cd free.
ENOCU MORGkN's sOEe.
augj egsb ~ Park Place, N. Z.
ar 23I Liberty street, Pittsburg, Pp.
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WEST VIRGINIA
UNIVERSITY,

The year begins in al Departments on
"WEDNESDAY, SEPT. J, 1919.
Prof. r. 9. Lyon, with q full stan OF
Thoroughly qualified assistants, has charge
OF the Preparatory Department.
Patrons seeking Information IN regard 10
the same will address him.
Catalogues describing the other Depart
ments may be obtained from the recretary
OF the Faculty, Prof. Geo W. Glover, or the
undersigned. ALEX MARIN,
President
MoRGASTowy, Wv A 9,GL
auRlAec
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w wANTED.

ion FARMERIAND FARMERs' SONS ~.
TO do business IN their own and nd dining
townships. Business respectable, easy and
pays well. For particulars address y. r..
AGRA NTOS a Co., Hartford. Conn.
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or CGii0n Cases.

1t is the intention Of the Govern
ment to take appeal on all cotton case
awards made by the Court Of Claims
last Spring, and in support OF this &C
ton strenuous efforts are being made
to collect new evidence in all parts OF
the South.
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. a POLIO
removes Stains and Grease nom Carpets
and other woven fabrics.
There IL no one article kncVn
that will do SO many kiISds Of
work and do IL as " eli a. Sa-
polio. Try IL. .r' 90.
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MEMPHIS, October 2.-Charles Con-
ners, fireman of steamer Clarksyille,
fell overheard day before yesterday, and
was dreynrd.
, 1873-04-12

NJ ANLEDNING at, at den af Colonial
q raadene vedtagne Anordning ON Lon
nlnger for de til Oyerbestyrelsen paa de
dansk vestindiske Der h0rende Embeds-
m@nd m. m. under 1ste f. Md har erholdt
aIIerh6ieste S~tadfestelse, har Gouverno-
mentet for de dansk vestindisae Der under
4de April d. A at constituent fungerende
lste OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Justitsraad G.
Hattenson som Gouvernementssecretai paa
st. Thomas og Observation-Disclosures paa
st. Thomas, constituent Gouvernements-
secretair, Justitsraad S. w. van Brake
som Observation-Disclosures paa st. Croix,
og ero derhos de nugj@Idende Constitution
ner for Kongelig FuIdmegtig R. Petersen
og Kongelig Fuldmegtig J. Colberg hen
holdsviis som Secretair we'd Oyer6yrigheden
paa St. Croix og som Stempelpapir's for
walter sammestejs huyede-AIt fra lstc
n. Md at regne.
, 1873-04-12
Translation.
etc.

VN consequence of the Ordinance concern
* ing the Salaries of Officials of the Supe-
rior Administration Of the Danish Westin-
dia Islands etc. passed by the Colonial
Councils, having obtained Royal sanction
on the LIST last month, the Government of
the Danish Wcstindia Islands has on the
4th April a. c constituted acting 1st Gov
notwithstanding Council or of Justice
c. Hattensen Governments Secretary at St.
Thomas and Presidency Secretary at St.
Thomas, constituted Goyerument-Secre-
tary, Councillor of Justice S w. van
Brake MISUNDERSTANDING at st. Croix,
and accordingly the present Constitutions
for Kings Clerks R Petersen and j. Col
berg, respectively as Secretary of the local
Superior Authority of st Croix and as
Administrator of the sale Of stamped paper
IN that place withdrawn these changes to
take place on the 1st of next month.
, 1873-04-12
r. Petersen.
Additional Grant
to the Budget for the Municipality Of 81.
Croir for the Financial Year
from LIST Aprl 1872 to
3ISt March 1878.

OF the subsidy Of $4,000 granted the
Municipality of st. Croix from the Finan-
ces of the Mothercountry the Government
is authorized to use an amount not exceed
ing $1,000 as a loan towards establishing
and carrying on a Tannery in this Island,
on good personal security and on the other
conditions stated by the Government.
The foregoing Additional Grant, which
has been most graciously sanctioned by
His Majesty the King on the 18th Of Fe-
bruary last, is hereby promulgated in con-
formity with the Colonial Law of 9th
November 1868 5 So.
The Presidency of st. Croix the 1st
April 1878.
J. A. STAKEMANN.
, 1873-04-12
Tillseg sbevilling
B@dgettct for Commmen st Croir for
E5R%antsaaret fra lste april 1872
til Site MqltS 1878.


Gouyernementet bemyndiges til af Diet
st. CrolX Commune we'd Low at Ste Marts
1869 ski enkede TiIstuI If $4,000 fra
ModerIandets Finantser at anvende ct
Bel0b at indsil $1,000 til Udlaan til Drift
ten at ct Garveri her paa 0en imod god
personIig Sikkerhed og i6vrigt under de
at Gou~yernementet meddelte Vilkaar.
Foranstaaende TiII@gsbeviliing er alIer-
naadigst stadfestet af Hans Majest@t Kon-
gen under l3de Februar d. A., og olfent-
liggi0res herved i HenhoId til Colonial
Loyen of 27de November 1868 s IS.
Presidentskabet for st Croix den 1ste
April 1878
J. A. STAKEMANN.
, 1873-04-12
r.. Petersen.
Ans2ttelseE etc.

VYED allerhoieste Resolution of 4de f. M.
Ell er ~hidtilverende Overdommer i den
vestindiske Landsoverret, Etatsraad Johan
August Stakemann, Ridder of Danebrog,
adnevnt til President for St. Croix OF
Yicegouverneur for de dansk vestindiske
Ger fra 1st April d. A, SAINT endvidere
h~idtilverende 1st OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
under Gouvernementet for de dansk ves-
tindiske Ger JuStitraad Philip Peder Rosen-
stand fra samme It'd til Overdommer i den
Kongelige vestindiske Landsoverret.
, 1873-04-12

All accounts due
TO the late firm Of
Walker & Hill, not
paid by the 10th
next month, will
be handed to a
Lawyer for Collec-
ton.
West End April
5th 1873.
J. Augustus Hill.
, 1873-04-12

Council can, before the expiration of the period
for which he has been elected, withdraw from
the Council unless he has reasons of excuse
which the Council considers valid"
ITO be continued.
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ing perfect gems in point Of beauty and
warranted good time keepers. HI,
stock o! rings, earrings, brooches, And
other articles OF jewelry is also upusp,
ally full aud attractive and well vo,
thy OF inspection before purchasing sl,,.
where.
NENDEL & DUSAwAY.
II ever there were men specially de-.
signed by nature for particular b,sroh
Of business it is our young friend,
Mendel and Dunaway, whose good ta.,.
in the selection OF millinery aud trim.
mings, is commended by all of Il.
beauty and fashion OF the city. Thei,
store is the resort Of the most tasteful
and fastidious OF the fair sex in the citv
and neighborhood, and the styl. and
quality Of their goods are universally
praised. Nothing can be more approved
as holiday gift to q lady friend than
some OF those exquisite lsces aud EN-.
broideries to be found at this store
Articles OF lingerie, selected with such
taste as has been manifested by Mendel !
* DuDaway, are especially dear to the
female heart and, when worn by these
we love, are quite as much admired BY
the sterner sex. For a handsome and
acceptable present to your lady friend 20
to Mendel x Dunsway's.
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To Be RRrEArED.-The Young Men
Christian Association has requested
Rev. D, W. Fisher, pastor Of the First
Presbyterian Church, to repeat, on
Sunday evening next, the sermon
preached by him on last Sunday morn.
ing, which had some reference 10 the
recent suicide in this city. Mr.. Fisher
has complied with the request and the
sermon will be repeated with some ad-
ditions ard changes, at the First Church
tomorrow evening. The young men
OF this city especially should 60 and
hear it.
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At'heeling 89eoister.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20. 1873.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
s,dex 20 New Advertisements.

Jewelry-Wm. H. Henuegen x Co.
Wheeling, Matamoras and Pittsburgh
Packet-J. E. Rankin.
Grand Ball.
List Of LETTER..
For Rent-Store Room and Dwell
ing.
Orphans Festival.
Lindsey Institute.
Washington Hall--English Lutheran
Sunday School Concert.
Confectioneries-C. L. Behler.
Christmas Presents-Oxtoby Il Duf-
field.
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Wheeling, Parkersburg and
Cincinnati Transportation
Oompapy's Packets.

COURIER,.--...........Ca Capt. JACK HARRno on.
EXPRESS, ...--.......Capt PHIL. ASsCHU II
~. The COURIER leaves VIII, OIL.
lslc9rsf Fling for Parsersburg every Tues.
Ax2S3z8&day, Thursday and Saturday Al
lOk o'clock A II. Returning leaveslPsrk-
ersburg every Monday, wednesday ana
Friday at 9 O'Clock A. M.
The EXPRESS leaves WI ee,ins for Park.
ersburg every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at l0h O'Clock AN. Returning leaves
Parkersburg every Tuesday, Thursday snd
Saturday at o'clock A. M.
". II. B00IH AGO,
dec5i Agents.
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DEFRATED.-The vote last Monday in
Wellsburg on the proposed issue Of
$4,000 worth OF bonds OF the town OF
Wellsburg; to be loaned to the Wheel
ing Company, contemplating the pur-
chase oftbe Wellsburg Machine Works,
on collateral security deemed good by
the town council. resulted as follows:
For 5; against 159.
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ANOTHER BLANK.-Not a case was
brought before the Police Court yester-
day moraing for settlement. Two
whitewashes in one week is outrageous.
We expect we will have feast next
week for this famine.
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OLD Santa Claus, the patron saint OF
Young America, will not make his sp-
pearance this season in the traditional
sleigh. He will be compelled to get his
mud chariot in order, if he expects to
make time in the city OF Wheeling.
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For Cincinnati.

IT, THE LIGHT-DRAUGHTP
slt4Htt9 senger Steamer X. X. HUDSON,
hszsssh lillian List, Commander, Char.
ey List, Clerk, will leave for the above on
SATURDAY, DEC. 20, 1878, at 8 o'clock
z. NJ. For freight or passage apply Oh
board or 10.
febH c. II. BOOTH a Co.. Agents
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VIZ don't recommend advertising as
the best way to get a good wife, but We
can recommend it as the best way to
get good trade.
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A NEW postoffice is established at
Valley Furnace, Barbour county, West
Virginia, on the route from Grafton 10
BeliDgton, with f. Anril az postmaster.
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PHILIP P. KUNrz, a harness maker,
OF Washington, Pa. died very suddenly
Thursday evening from the effects Of an
overdose OF morphine administered by
himself
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QUITE number are preparing
speeches in response to slight testimo-
malls, &C.," anticipated in the holidays;
but when the affair comes of i. will be
all one great surprise.
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MArRIMoNIAL.-County Clerk Woods,
issued seven marriage licenses during
last week.
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YESTERDAY was domination moist
day"
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A LARGE stock OF Fruits (imported),
All kinds Of large and small Cakes, al
Charles R. Behler's.
Remember the presents.
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Mosr everything for sale now would
make handsome holiday gift"
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The Pablic Schools close for the
Christmas vacation next Wednesday.
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Wanted.-A Carrier Boy at
this office. Apply immedi-
ately.
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EvERGEEENs for the holidays are
quite plenty in the market.
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Now is the time to clean out your
chimneys.
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TOMORROW, Sunday, will be the
shortest day in the year.
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AND still the "open winter prophet"
smiles.
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c. T. gRURB.

One Of the largest, best selected and
varied assortment OF dry goods to be
found in Wheeling, is at the store Of
c. T. Brues, Main street, where all the
latest novelties and most fashionable
styles Of dry goods are constantly being
received. This establishment is fs-
vorite with ladies whom out shopping,
for they know that whatever can be
found in dry goods house can be
purchased here, and that the establish
ment has always been noted for the
richness and beauty OF the goods they
sell has rendered it one o. the most
desirable places to deal 10 the city !;
this, added to their extremely low pri-
ees, accounts for the crovds Of elegant
~ dressed ladies who daily throng the
store. The gentleman who desires to
make his mother wife, sister, daughter
or lady friend a mos! desirable Christ
mas present should examine this ele-
giant stock for they are certain to find
one Of those superb black or colored
silks offered so low tha. they canro.
reais. the temptation to purchase.
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STEAM BOATS.
Regular Pittsburgh and
GAINESVILLE Packet.

49, THE FINE PASSENGER
Lslb9Rt1 Steamer CARRIE BROOKS, II.
take8 Darlington, Captain; ID. II. PIT.
man, Clerk, leaves here for Pittsburgh. on
Sundays, at 9 n. m, for GAINESVILLE az |? p.
M, Tuesdays. For freight or passage apply
on board. or Of
oct27 u. Ii. BOOTH a CO., Agents.
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LOUIS DECHERT,

Athis handsome new room in "Beck's
Block on Market street, Mr.. Louis
Dechert has FIRST rate line OF watches,
clocks and jewelry, suitable for the
holiday trade. Some very BEAUTIFUL
opera glasses attract the eye OF the visi-
tor and would make peculiarly appro-
pirate holiday gifts. They are offered
at very low prices. Mr.. DeShsrt also
offers come rare bargains in ladies'
watches some Of the stock on hand bes
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]. II sILvEY.

At the "Postoffice Drug Store" Mr..
Silvey has an elegant assortment Of
fine perfumery, fancy soaps, &c. suita-
bic for holiday presents. lie also has
a carefully selected stock OF the most
approved brands OF imported cigars, q
box OF which would give wonderful
satisfaction to any lover Of good smok-
ing. Call and see his assortment OF
goods suitable for the holidays and you
can scarcely fail 10 find just what you
want to buy,
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les cream for the Holidays, a.
lS.6 Mrs. ZBIGRNFELDERs
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Complete Suits for Boys nj
a 90. Complete Suits for
Hen at sc 90. Good warm
Goats ut 81 s5. Good
OvercOats ut 81 90.
Better OvercOats at
SO 90, Good Gas
simere Suits at
30 90. Coed
Pants Qined)
at 81 80.
Good
UndershIrts and Drawers for
Men or Boys at so cents.
Extra 1nc Merino Under.
shirts and Drawers nj
81 90. None Of these
Goods ale Shoddy.
Extra Bargains
in Furnish.
ing Goods,
And all Our Goods proper
RluonateIy low as the above.
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DALEY d CO.

WHAT lie nicer or more gratifying to
the vearer, than an elegantly made and
well fitting pair Of boots or shoesf To
get just such an article our readers are
referred to Ness.s. Dalbey & Co, suc-
cessors to Feargus Whslly. at 1915 Mar.
ket street, opposite the Mcclure House.
They make nothing but custom work
ofthe very best quality and ct the low
est rates. They ask an inspection of
their work and prices.