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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-24
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York N oney and Stock Market.

New YORK, April 23.-The veto oi
the Senate currency bill was the ab'
sorbing topic OF discussion in financial
and business circles to-day. The i'm
preston that the President would sign
the bill having become very general
for some dsys past, the veto naturally
caused much excitement The veto
created a profound sensation on the
Stock Exchange. and precipitated great
depression in share speculation. Ia
consequence OF this there was grea;
pressure to cell, which carried prices
lar below any previously made on the
present downward movement Out.
side of Wall street the feeling is tina,
the defeat OF the Senate bill If a bless
ing.
MosEY-Rose to I per cent at Que
time during the day. but closed at 49
5 per cent Sterling was quiet at 1851
@4S6 for 60 dsys, and 4Ss!94SSi for
sight. Customs receipts $255,OOO
Treasury disbursements $4,000.
GoLD-Opened at ll3s and closed al
1l2i, being the two extremes. Carry
ing rates fat to 4 per cent and closed
at 3 per cent. Clearings $50. .0OO. 900.
STATE BoSDs-Quiet and nominal.
GoyERyNRxrs-Closed weak ct =
slight decline, Railroad Bonds quiet
in late dealings with prices a fraction
lower.
srocKs-A day OF greater depression
without G panic has hardly ever been
known at The Stock Exchange, Prices
have had very few rallies and the de-
cline has been large, many stocks being
as low as before initiation was talked
OF and some OF them nearly down TO
the figures made during the heigh OF
the pasic, and when the Stock Ex-
change WAS closed During the last
hours OF business the stock market was
very uptettlsd and feverisbuess
and depression characterized the deal.
ipgs and the lowest quototioDs OF the
day were generally male. North.
western common showed a decline Of
II per cent. from the highest point:
Western Union, Wabash and ST. Paul
common 3i94 per cent; Rock Island,
hvestern perterred, Hamilton *
st. Joe and Pacific Mail li93l per
cent. New York Central, Lake Shore,
Ohio's. G. c. d ]. C., Delaware, Lacka.
wana g. Western and Atlantic d Pacific
preferred showed q decline OF over ]
per cent. In the final dealing. there
vas q fractional recovery from the
lowest prices for the general lis' 40
enormous depreciation in values was
noticed, above the depth OF
the margins OF many small speculstors.
There was consequently steady stream
OF long stock poured on the market,
which opersted sesinst any material
recovery. New York speculation 10
decidedly besrisb, more 20 than for
long tine past and the ball element
seems to Lc completely demoralizsd.
Wabash, Northwestern common, Union
Pacific and Wessers Union were hesyi-
" pressed for sale. The total stock
Gales for the day were 37l 900 shares.
Of which los, 900 we're Western Union,
2s, 100 Pacific, 900 Erie. 1900 New
York Cea.raI, $1,000 Union Pacific.
81, 900 Northwestern common. 1900
s.. Paul. 1900 Lake shares; 1900
Rock hland. 1900 Wabash. 5000
ohioq, end 1900 Columbus, Ciucin.
ne,i AND Trdiaua Central.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-24
nBANTER's REBELLION"

Under this head the Chicago Inter
O:ean gives the following plain history
OF the Arkansas war 1--WE publish in
another column" it says, IAN impor-
tsnt letter from Little Rock, Arkansas,
giving q full history Of the gubernato-
.isl qusrrels in that State. Our cor
respondent siates that it was toe popu.
lar impression that BAXTER was de-
feated in the election OF November,
1872, Notwithstanding the fact that he
wss declared elected and seated. He
SAYS: The opinion prevsiled,and had
8 good foundation, that Books had
really been elected Governor by q
large majority BRooKs subsequently,
applied to the Legislature for redress,
butswas refused. He next appeal
ed TO the Supreme Court
Tor writ OF qlso 'rzrrGato. Be
tsre the hearing, BAxrxE, as a precau-
tonary measure, surrounded himself
with q mixed militia, consisting chiefly,
according TO cur correspondent, OF ex-
Coufederates with a spripkling Of mem
bers OF the Kuklux organization.
When the case came or, BANTER, ii ia
alleged, posted a Brigadier-General OF
this militia force in the Supreme Cour!
room, holding proclamation dispers-
ing the Supreme Court and declaring
martial law in Pulaski county. The
Supreme Court avoided the writ
aod the proclamation OF martial
law by deciding that they
had no Jurisdiction. Meantime
BRooks had instituted suit in the
State Circuit Court, which was deter
mined in his favor on the l5Ib inst.
whereupon he was sworn in ss Cover
nor by Chief Justice MCCLURE, and i'm
media.ely took possession Of the execu-
tive office. Our correspondent states
that BAxrrR's headquarters at the
Anthony House are surrounded by q
crowd OF Confeierstes, with but a
mesger representation Of Republicans,
aud, on the other hand, that Governor
BROOKS, at the State House, is sup
ported BY the great body OF the Repub-
lican party and nearly the entire negro
population. The negroes reported as
having come to the support OF
BAXTER from Pine Bluff, are re-
presented as disgusted and are
deserting as fast as occasion offers,
The reason OF the seizure OF the tele.
graph office by the I nited States troops
is explained on the ground that the
aseot Of the Associated Press there is
an sdherent OF BAxrERs, and under bis
dictation refused to send any dispatches
except such ss were in BAxfRRs inter
eat. Governor BRooKs has provisioned
his camp (,he State House, for . long
siege, paying Tor his supplies but BAx
fHR, under cover Of his proclamation Of
martial Law, has not only forced sus-
pension of business, but seizes what
ever supplies he requires. Should the
final determination OF the case Be
against BAxrIR, these little Irregular
ties will come home TO plague him."
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ARKANSAS.
The Situation.

LITTLE ROCK, April 23.-Secre;ary
OF State Johnson, whose election has
never been controvertej, called at the
State House this morning. lie order
ed Mr.. Broons aud his men out OF his
office. They refused 10 90, aDd Mr..
Brooks saij that since johnson had
signed Governor Baxter's proclamation
convening the legislature and refused
to recognize him as Governor, he would
refuse TO recognize him as Secretary OF
State. johnson then left and applied
to Colonel Rose for troops 10 assist him
in taking possession OF mis- office. The
result is not yet known and all is quiet
to-day. There were no hostile demon
siratious on either eide. The people
are generally satisfied with the call Tor
the legislature.
LITTLE RccK, April 23.-Ls.t nj 5bt
Secretary OF State johnson visited Lis
office in the State house and found
Brooks 10 possession, suIouDded.by q
body OF armed men. Jobuson asked
Brooks whose Office that was, lis or
Brooks. The latter said it WAS John
sons OF course. johnson said be had
better get ou, OF there with with his
fo.ces. Brooks said be recogoizsI
johnson as Secretary OF State. Johu-
son then lef, and went TO the head
quarters OF Baxter, where he signed Of
fcially q proclamation o. Bakers,
conveniug the Legislature. This
morning be went 10 the Stale house
again and demanded its possession.
He ordered Brooks and his men out OF
his office, but they refused, Gov, Brooke
remarkiDg that be no longer recognized
johnson as Secretary OF State, he having
signed Ba1ters PROCLAMATION conven-
ing the legislature. Some hot words
followed, johnson reuarkiug that be
never heard thst there was auy protest
over his right to occupy the Office o.
Secretary OF State, and that Judge
Whittock certainly never ous,ed him.
etc. Brooks remarked that military
necessity compelled his course. aDd
johnson lett. After doing 80 he sd-
dressed the following letter 10 NJ.
Brooks:
LITTLE RocK, April 3
To Hon. Joseph BrookS
R:-0a my return, after short
absence from Little Rock, iouud the
Office OF Secretary Of State, TO which |
was elected in 1872. and which
l have bed regularly since the
9th Day OF July, 1873, until this
time. occupied by croRi OF
men under your command, and this
morning on demanding possession Of
the same l was refused by you aud
the men under your command, snd now
I am out OF my Office by the action oil
yourself and your forces, and an 70.
able to perform with facility the duties
OF such office. When ! left here 9
short time since tie government OF the
State wss being conducted under tb.
management and direction OF EIisbs
Baxter as Governor Of Arkspsss.
then recognized him ss the laHful
Governor OF the State and ! have not
been apprised OF any lawful change 10
the Office, and know no other person
as executive OF the State When let
st the time aanouncsd General Frank
Strong, my Efficient deputy vas 10
charge OF the Office aad carrying
on the business OF the ofics
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-24
BaItfaere Market.

BALTIMORE. April 23.-Tlour-Quiet
and unchanged. Wheat-Western is
quiet Ohio and Indiana 81 55Sl 65;
western spring 81 509l SO. Corn
Weaker; new western mixed SSi@s4,;
old held At 81. Os,s-Droopipg; west
ern 60@63c. Rye quiet At 81 009
1 05. Provisiops-Strong. Mess Pork
Firm at $l7 50. Bulk Mests-Ac-
tive; shoulders 6i97c; rib sides 9tS
9.c. Bscon-ActivG shoulders Ito
SC; clear rib sides l0lc; sugsr cured
hams l49l5r. Lsrd-Firm; western
l0t@l04c. Butter-U uchauged and
scarce. CoHse-Quiet aud firm; good
prime Rio 2O!922tc. whisky-Qnst
AT 81 90
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New York Lave stock Market.

NEw YORK, April 23.-Beeyes-Re-
ceip,s lilo. making 1890 for three
daYs, aeains, 3,s0J came time lsst
week. Quotations, common TO print
demand only moderate; market very
tame at decline from Monday Of
nearly tc. Shsep-Tc-isy's arrivals
1850, making 7,l20 Tor three dsys,
against ) 40 same time lac, week: mar
ket fair st 6l@Slc for poor 10 prime
uusboru; 59Gfc clipped swlne-Re-
csip,s $40, makisg 1920 for three
days. against 1920 same time last
week. None offered alive. Dressed
closed firm at 7.c for all weights under
220 pouuds.
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PhIindeIphta Market.

PnlLAoELFHn. April 23,-FIour--
Very weak, superfne IS So Pennsyl.
vauIs. Indiana and Ohio extra family
750tas %. Wh.st-Stssdy; red 81 60
al 65; amber 77@l "a; white 500
| 80. Rye-sl ". Coro-Essier; yel.
!ou SIC. Os,s-Unchapged. PeIro-
leum-R.fned l5;9I5lc on spo, and
April; l6tc May; crude sominal At ll!c.
Wbiskv-97c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-24
BOSTON.
Murder.

BosroS. April 23.-The body OF
Horace Mullep, aged four and half
years, was found Yesterday in Wash
ington, near Dorchester. His head Was
nearly severed from his body, and there
were besides about thirty stab WOUNDS
The Child was the son Of poor parents
Thtr,is 70 clue to the murderei.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-24
New York Dry Gsods Marker.

NRw YORK. April 23-There was
better and more confident feeling in
trade to-day than has been observed
for moutbS, but business was quie, ou
account Of the uhfavorsble weather.
The msrk., for cotton goods ruled
quiet but steady. Medium bleacbsd
sbirtibgs in COOL demand. Printed
shirting' 10 brisk request and have an
upward tendency American and Oriet.
tai psrcales are reduced. Foreign
dress goods and fancy silks active q,
au~ftOu
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-24

TIE old saying that revolutions never
20 backwards, has met with a decided
contradiction in Cincinnati. At one
time it looked as If the temperance
crusaders would sveep everything
before them. yet We fnd that the new
City Council OF Cincinnati has repealed
all the Sunday and Temperance ordi-
nsnces BY the heavy vote of 3S yeas to
: nsys.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-24
CINCIN NATL.
RaflPoad Strike.

CINCINNATI, April 23.-The railroad
employees on the Louisville short line
struck to-day, said to be on account Of
the company being behind in the pay
ment of salaries. Runofs are current
that the strikers are letting waier out
Of the tanks and tearing up the track.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-24
MONS. ,cHoEFLEURI,

POPULAR RRlCEe.-s1chestTa ChaIts,
75,; Dress Circle. 51c; Fsmliy Cffete, &c.
An Reserved 5est1 z5csuss adliuonaL 0n
sale at Opera House Onf,e. Younesnth
proxrsmme. ~ .-s 88 ..
Doora open st 7o'slosk pszfsmAsss 70
Commences Hf . O'Clock.
,u., oHAsLb so..ass. n.x.xdlaz, IL,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-24
THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT.


OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, 7
WASHINGTON, April %, SP.N.
PROBABILITIES,
During Friday over New England
the winds will shiit to the north aud
west, with clearing weather. For the
Middle States, northwest to southwest
winds, with clearing weather. For the
Southern States, east OF the Mississippi,
very generally clear weather. From
Missouri eastward over the Ohio VAL
ley, winds shifting 10 westerly and
,outherly, rising temperature and clear
or partly cloudy weather. For the
Upper Lake region, increasing south
eriy to westerly winds, higher temper
ature and increasing cloudiness, with
possibly light rain. For the Lower
Lake region, clear or partly cloudy
weather, with winds shiitiug TO soulhr
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-24

TIE Bridgeport, Connecticut, Odd
Fellows gave Mr.. SCHUYLER CoLrAx O
gsld.headed cane, aud the Chaplain OF
the Lodge in presenting it said: This
gold is emblemstical Of the purity and
brillispcy Of your character, the steel
ie-rule illustrates the firmness and true
ness Of your principles, while the wood
represents the perishable character of
the calumnies uttered against you
They forgot to put any brass on it.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-24
Toledo Market.

ToLgDc, April 23.-FIonr-Dall but
unchanged. Wbest-Dull and louer;
No. white Michigan 81 55; amber
Michigan ~; May l All June ] 81;
No. ] red | j7l Corn-Dull and low
.r; high mixed 72!c; June 70G Jolly
70iG low mixed 7lic 90 grade zoe.
0sts-Stesjy. No. | 5tc; No. 25lc
Michi,an SIC.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-24
WASHINGTON.
WARRINGTON, April %.
Rtll signed.

The President has signed the bill
providing for the issue, temporarily, ol
army supplies to the people on the lowe,
Mississippi in danger Of starvation,
Mr.. Hubbard WAS heard before the
Committee on Appropriations to-day 10
favor OF the postal telegraph bill. Mr..
Loring will reply on behalf OF the
Western Union.
Secretary Riehards0n.
Secretary Richardson Was to-day in
terroga,ed in regard to the rumor pre-.
valent for come days past that be was
to be appointed to the vacant judgeship
in the Court oil Claims, but from nis re
sponses it appears that the office has
not yet been rendered him. The Secre-
tary coutemplstes sn absence from the
city for the benefit OF his health, which
is somewhat impaired BY his close at.
tention to official business. Rumors
continue to prevail OF his retirement
from the Cabinet, but they cannot be
traced directly to an official source.
Members OF Congress OF both parties,
however, confidently say they have no
doubt be will retire, and that
this is q mere question OF time.
In this connection the came parties as
sert that it is not improbable that Q
foreign mission will be rendered him as
there will soon be two vacancies, one at
Berlin and the other at Vienna. 1u
view OF the reported probable resigna'
ton OF Judge Richardson, several Sena-
tors openly declare that whoever may
be appointed as his successor will un-
derso close scrutiny by the Senate.
The SanbOrn Contracts.
The report on the Sanborn contracts
was privately read 10 the Committee
on Ways and Means this morning and
ordered to be printed. The Committee
will examine several additional wit
nesses on the subject. They have been
sent for and will be here in few days.
The Secretary OF War to-day tele-
graphed to the commaudant at Little
Rock that he might retire 10 the
arsenal his command as soon as the
danger to life 10 no longer threatened,
and leave the question to be settled by
the contestants or the courts.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-24
En.tLIbsrix Cattle NarL.i.

East LrBxRrr. April 23.-Cstils-
Arrivals. ll6 carr; beat IS 12l TO 6 IS;
medium 5 so 10 8 90 common 8 50 10
6 o.; bulls 3 80 70 4 80 Hogs-Ari-
walls. IS cars; best Pbiladelphiss &6 %
10 s CO. Workers ) 30 TO 5 80 Sheep
Arrivals, 7 cars; bert t5 Is 10 7 2S;
medium 5 80 10 g 90.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-24

SINCE the close oil the war 5000. 900, :
900 have been drawn from the gold
mines OF America. This, ifit had been
properly husbsnded, would have made
a handsome "spscie basis" to start on.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-24
PENNSYLVANIA.
The Veto.

HARRISBURG, April 23.-Resolutiona
approving the Presidents veto were Of
fered in the House, but suspension of
the rules necessary for their considers,
ton, Was negatiyed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-24
PUBLIC OPINION.

Under this head we invite and publish
ali sorts OF communications, on AL sorts OF
subjects, without assuming any response.
bility for the sentiments expressed and
merely giving all classes OF our readers an
opportunity 10 be heard.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-24
Temperance.

The Womens Temperance Convex
ton today appointed a State Executive
Committee aud also a committee to
confer with ladies in Cleveia.d with
reference to holding q State Convection
there in June. A committee was ap-
oppointed to repor, q plan for the per-
msneat organization OF State leagues to
the Convention, and the committee re-
ported the names OF sixteen members
as the State Executive Committee. The
afternoon was devoted to the reports
OF work done 10 the State by Congress
sional Districts.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-24
CINCINNATI.
The CosstitutiOnai Conven zion.

CINCINNATI, April 23.-The Con-
stitutiousl Convention to-day recon-
sidered the judicial article, aud amend,
ed it so as to include the proposition OF
Judge Hoodly to elect supreme judges
the fret time on the proportional plan,
no voter being allowed to vote for more
than three candidates; also Mr.. Foores'
amendment to vacste the Office OF any
Judge found drunk on the bench or
during the term of court. The article
was then adopted by vote OF 6j yess
to 35 nave.
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IRIS given out that the House FL
nance Bill now before the Senate, will
be amended 90 as to conform with the
Presidents views and passed.
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avAeeling ge9ister.
GOLD closed yesterday at ll2s.

From our reports this morning the
p,sbsbilities are that tho weather to-
day will be clear or partly cloudy, with
rising temperature.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-24
KELLY < lEoN'S
MINSTRE ELS

Who viii appear In Q nev, ehss;s and
original pTogrsmme.
AozAKT HALL-Ksily n Looms Mn.
sirtb had q 1Ds audience last night. 1hsis
burIssque opera n Q sood Innovation rpon
the essAbiishst style Of Ininssd Ho-
grammesL-C Cdactaron E6ser>.
Couc. udinx with oIsntArht new eorn,s
CpSrx eutffiN1
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Pnisburxh PetsssesD Market.
PIrrsBUsGB. Apr. 23y-Crude-Qniei;
quoted 81 S3i; refined quiei; Nay Isic;
June Ice. ......
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FOREIGN.
TURKEY.
Famine.

CoSsrASrISorLS, April 25-A fam.
inc plevails in Anataiis.
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AM USE N ENTs.
HAM|IT0N'S OPERA HOUSE,
Friday and Saturday, April
q and 20, 1874. MAfinee
Saturday at 3 o'clock.

The manager anlounoes that he has ss-
sumsd The sole manaxensnt Mt Of Hsmi.t0n'a
Open House, and ukes great pleasure IN
menf with the vorid.renoWnsd aud only
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BY TELEG R APH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT

By the Western Union Line, office North
west corner of Main and 18th streets.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-08-15

The time is past when people can
be deluded and bamboozled by clean
cut generalities in party platforms.
1t is no longer enough for parties to
say we favor this thing or that. The
people want to know how they favor,
what they favor, by what means par
ties propose to accomplish desired pur-
poses. Without such explanations of
the way to get down to specie pay
ment we regard all general declara-
tons fayoring specie payment as de-
signed humbuggerv.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-08-15

questions like the Temperance and
Marriage problems, When humanity
finds the key which unlocks and frees
misery from drunkenness, and exorci-
domestic woe from unrequited love,
then we may look for something which
will remove tyranny from money, and
sweat, bitterness and subsection from
toll, poverty and dependence.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-08-15
Business Locals,
ACilCStOnGuerOr--

Aguc SOnquerOr-NoQ uinine, Ar
scnic or poisons.-This is strong language,
rs Physicians and Chemists have for years
tried to compound a preparation that would
entirely cure Fever and Ague without the
use OF strong medicines such as Quinnc,
Arsenic and other poisons injurious to the
system. There is no case of Fever and
AguC Intermittent or Bilious Fevers, Con
gestiyc Chills, Night Swcats, Liver Com
plants &c. that this remedy will not
cure at once and permanently. 1t puritics
the Blood, Liver. Spleens and all sccretoy
organs 50 cticctually that the Chills will not
return during the season even when persons
have had them for years Sold by q. n.
WINGERr.
If YOU wan, House or Sign Painting
done Neatly and Cheaply, go to JAMES H.
HAWKE, FrostbtTg, Md.
No improvements on the "Ironsidcs."
Sardiucs.-T The American SarClinc
Company's Bonelcss Sarlincs are much
better, and less than half the cost of import
cd Sardines.
Nantcd-The public to know that The
purcst Wines and Liquors, by the gallon or
otherwise, is sold ai Is. SrERNs Liquor
Store. Old stock Whiskey, Is years old)
Brandics, Gins and Rum, always on hand.
fyou wish good Suit and a nice fit, go
to ALIEN. KRAFT and select from the finest
and cheapest stock ever brought to this
placc-at d. THOMAS old stand.
j. w. BERRY Agent.
$500 will buy you "A nice Spring Cass.
Suit at b. STERNs.
If you want the genuine London
Brown Stout, Ale, fine Whlskics, Brandics
and Wines, go to b. STERN's Liquor Store,
Ifa cheap Stove is what you want
Fry the "Farmcr;'
Ur if you want Il cheaper one
Take the "Charmcr.'
Both of which are choice, neat and fine,
And can be found at 49,
All styles of fancy Bows, Ties Scart$,
Collars, Cuffs, &c, at ID. THOMAS old stand.
j. w. BERRY, Agent.
AttcMtIGn.-Don't forget to examine
my Clothing before purchasing anywhere
else. 3. STERN.
Wall Paper and BIin7s.-R.
r. WASH, third building West of Post Office.
Clothing has been reduced % per cent
at Is. STEKN's Clothing Store.
Get the bcst-thc "Ironsilcs 40.