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Candidates whose nomination would, Il my opinion.
luad TO certain eucceas
Ths being the case II occurs TO me that the Conven.
ton vhicn ou sh 70 be the representative BODY Of tho
Republican party should axe risks. feel sattshed
that With Benz Brstow as our inddate there would
be no risk ut dlL tAppiausCJ IN they are not salts
nei with Bristow give us Hayes Loud cheersl II
they cannot unite on Hayes let them Nve
with either OF these three gentlemen ana there arc
twenty others whom iuid name who may be nOni.
ma" ID. against whom nothing n to be said. But II
seems to tue duty OF tins Convention Il to ascer.
tan give to the people the hat they demand,
wno snail lie I'D US u vctory aud not risk 1cfeat IL
such sha nominated he wi be elected as the
next President OF the Untcd btatee, thank you.
gcntemen. for your attention.
roofs ON Tue CINCINNATI CANDIDATES.
In the New York Turf Exchange last night
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BUCHAREST June 1.-THE Roumanlan Gov
ernnent naH issued an order reminding foreigners Of
the penalties for cortpirng on lis territory aganst
foreign States aud Tor traffcKlng In arms.
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Frederick RehwlnKel Of $50 Mulberry street,
the boy who was beaten and klcNed IN Jersey street.
Onicrr Mitchell the 7th OF May Nas reported dyug
lsst night. Inspector Dnks has made charges against
Mitch H.
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Mr.. Henry G.. bowen has mnftgaged his resi-
dence In Willow street, irHONln, for $4,000, IA iaNOf
OF the EQUITABLE Life Assurance Company.
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South and est winds, slight changes In tsm~
perature AID pressure, partly cloudy seatuer except
possibly continued cloud aud fos on the Immediate
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Hail PLAYERS, Attsu,ispi

BOsroN, June 1.-THE nrst rs.e FOR 5000 purse
was won by lIozer time 2:sl. 2lO, 22a's, 2al Tue
second was won by Ia. Chapn IN 2:,bls s4l liJSJs,
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No. a5 OF the Boys Of ths World, ready this
rnng, contains the beginning OF the exciting story
called " Base Ball Bob KING OF the Third Base "-Adr
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HAVANA, June IN. Beaunde & CO., import
ers .hI dealers N provision, IN this ciY, famed "a "
Their liabilities Ia this Island are es natcd f5OOOU0
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"Payalto, the Mustang Rider" out to-day In
kumo's G0H gHd Boys Of Anll''"'iT = AIDA
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PROVISIONS AND GROCERIES.

demand they ARE quoted AZ HA@l7nc.
RlCE-The stock Is ample for the demand
prime, 7AG71s; choice, S6gSi.c.
SALTzln good supply; coarse, s2e2 90
fine, 81 80.
soAP-Chicago, G9.@7c; Proctor q Gamble
SGSnc.
quest. Wequote ut 6es61sc.
COAL OIlr--ln good supply and demand
We.quote: bbls. ?2@2sc; cases 81 65g2 w, ac.
cording to quantity.
DRIED hPPLEs-In moderate supply
and demand Vt llgllho,
BACoN-s;ocks ample and demand good
market very Arm, ID. y. q. sides liailkc
bacon C. sides, Bsl5I4e; breakfast, lSc
shoulders, none In market.
HAMS-S. c., oanvassed, les: uncanv assed
RRo6f-Demsnd light, with fair stock.
We quote half bbls. at IS; whole, 80.
C0FFEE-Market Arm; supply full
Wequote; Good, Pm BE prime, 2s92S]a c
choice, 23hG24c, currency.
Observation-Disclosures to prime, 0ss1.c
choice, o1<@yt4c; yellow clarified, 1OIp
lie; white clarified, llH@l2c. Refined In
fair supply and light demand. We quote
standard, A, u13$lE4c; crushed, l2tSl21+ci
MoLAsSESN Louisiana In fair supply;
very little common on hand. We quote
prime, 60g52c; choice, GS@7Oc, In barrels; 5c
per gallon additional In y barrels.
kettle rendered, tcs, l5qllAc; h,bbls, l5l4
Sl5Lc; refined. lt9li1,c; ION cans l5nc; 2Orf
cans, 1870 3 and len cans, l6gl6itc.
CORN MEAL Market easy at 81 pea cwt
FLOUR-Scarce. Prices advanced loo per
CIV all round. We quote: Ocean Pear, xXxx
Dbl, 81 IS, sack, 50 80; Cream City, xxx, Dbl,
50 IS, sacks, S. rs (; Harvest Queen, AZ, bbl,
81 30, sacks, 81 95; Snow Flake, xxx,
Dbl, 81 IS, sacks, So 50; Gold Dust, XXX, Dbl.
81 81, sacks So %; Dunkey, Xxx, bbl., SO 30
sack, $685. Swans Down, xxx, Dbl, 81 80,
sacks, So SO; Lily White, xxx, Dbl, 50 S.
sacks, So 20 ; Mlller's Xx, bbl., IS 30, sacks
81 81; Mill's, K, bbl., s. 70, sacks, 81 70.
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prumidi mad HIS FaithIess wife.

Every day, at the Capitol, an old man
with gray hair and mild blue eyes may
be seen mounted on scaffolding,. en-
gagged in fresco painting in the corridors
This is Brumidi who painted the large
allegorical picture in the dome, repres-
enting War, Peace, Commerce, Science
and Art, etc, and which has been yari'
ously treated by the critics. Whether
meritorious or otherwise, the work n
pleasing and commends itself to the
popular taste. Ten years ago, the old
man now seventy years of age married
beautiful but notorious woman Of
Washington. He was devotedly attach
ed to her and never tired of giving her
nroofs Of his sincere affection, Possessed
Of at last . competence, he surrounded
her r. with almost every luxury her heart
desired TWAS the old story, however
She married him solely for his wealth
and, after few years, left him for an
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other and a younger mate, whom, in
'urh She also deserted, a few months
ago, Before her descrton, her artist
husband gave To the picture of Minerva.
N the dumb of the Capitol, the face and
hglrc of his fdthloss wilc---a fact
winch but few visitors know lie is u
sad old man, working slowly and care,
fully day by day, in ornamcnting The
capital receiving not an artist pay but
simply PERTAIN OF $40 After his un.
fortunate matrimonial experience, it is
not likely he will ever again divorce
himself from Art TO wed mortal.
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Northern Mail.
N NJ, X. md T. Il. r., comprising western
>sthern and eastern states, New York and
a louis mails, arriYeant B.2j p III; departs
ls.i5 am. Pouch closes at 7 n m.
Southern mail.
law Orleans and southern Louisiana, Gal.
Han, Houston, Austin, Waco, and all other
'1nts In southern Texas. arrives VI 745 n
tdeparts ut 6:95 p IN. Pouch closes at p III.
a Eastern Mail,
Il 7. and p. R.R., comprising southern and
Ddle states, Louisville, Chattanooga, Mem
"a. Little Rock, and Shreveport, and all
Iem Texas, arrives daily at 1905 p M: de-
fts daily at 6;l5 p m. Pouch closes at S
western Mall,
Bin Fort Worth, Cleburne, Granbury,
Waterford, Decatur, Palo Pinto, Jacksboro
a western posts, arrives ut 400 p m; de-
Ms VI 500 IN.
Cedar Hill Mail.
Itdar Hill, Mansfield, Alvarsdo and Cross
hbers, arrives at 8 pm Wednesday and
{urday; departs Monday and Thursday ~
Denton Mail.
hpton, Bolivar, Elizsbethtown, Boyd's
W. DeWlbVllle ana Irlnlty mlllh, hrrlNeS
In. III. Monday, Wedn osday and Saturday.
parts at q. a. IN. alternate days.
Grapevine Mall
lives every Monday at p. IN. Departs
esday at y a. m.
Office Hours.
kllyery window, 8 n. m. TO s y. M; money
er window, 8 a. IN. to u m, and nom p.
10 p. IN. Stamps sold from n. IN. TO 5
b. Letters registered only during money
ers hours.
b persons having complaints against the
BE- on any account. will please present the
ae, in writing or In person, TO the Post
Eter
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SOCIETIES.



All Masonic bodies meet at $40 Main street,
pr Z. N. Wheat's store.
CHAPTER, No. AZ, Royal Arch
Asons, meets at the Chapter Rooms In the
" Of Dallas, on the frst Monday In each
pnth.
! A. A.JOHNsToN, N. L. H.P.
'oszPH l.. FISHER, S<eretarv.
fANNEHILL LODGE, No. 50, TraA. M,
PETS on the second and last Saturday ev6n-
y Of each month, at the Masonic Hail..
HENRY BOIL, W. N.
q. b. LoucKx, Secretary.
pALLAs LODGE, No 4l2 F. a A. NJ
FeS ON the frat and third Saturday even.
OF every month, Mt its hall over y. M
" ". 9. COMMON, W. NJ.
PADGRTT Secretary.
Odd Fellows.
Eureka Lodge, U. d., I. o. o. p, meets at
chardson, Dallas county, every Wednes-
evening, at half-past ! o'clock; -
rs. FLovp Secretary.
EiDGELEx ENCAMPMENT No. 70 !. o,
hy meets on the first and third frluay
saia In each month, at the ODD FeiloWs'
Y WAaNsR. Scribe.
p.AaLLAS LODGE No. a, !. Q. .. II, meets
Me,.l W cuucoudy
w Hall. B. CANDY, N. u.
-. THkvENKT, Secretary.
TRINITY LODGE No.laS / o. o. y, meeti
*eV Monday night at Odd Fellows' hall.
II G. IL. CALHOUN, N. u.
e. m IuRLEY. Secretary.
adnoAAs CHAPEL LODGE, l. o. q. I.
ses, every Saturday night atthe Thomai
-, SION 8. RECORD. W. Q. t.
". RECORD w. Secretary.
ps IN LODGE No. l4s,. /. o. @. T., meet
I'M friday night, at their lodge room, OF
@n street, between Austin and Lamar.
IN n 49,, JOSEPH SWAIN, W. Q. L.
~, ny. McNEALUs, W. \.
~ s,lIED FRIENDS OF TEMPERANCE
nm every Monday night at old Colleg
u'ng Elm street, At eight o'clock p. Y.
JNp NJ. B. FRANKLIN, W.P.
1o.z. B'Nni B,Riah.
sssA,LLAs LODGE NO. lg, B'NAI FRITZ
M every second and fourth Tuesday II
snt President, d. 0oslin; vice pres
Ifisnd.s slse Kahn; secretary. Joseph !
N Ksbnm monitor, d. Hoslin; treaaurer, Email
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ERCULENTS.

oNIoNs-In fair supply and demand, al
~ 0Oai 80 per Dbl.
POTATOES Market fully stocked. We
quote at 50 1908 % per Dbl, Seed potatoes
are quoted at 81 70 "a 2 IS per Dbl, all
varieties
BEANS-Northeru and Eastern in good
demand at &c per Id.
CABBAGES--Llght stock and In moderate
demand. They are selling In bulk at sl29lS
per 100 head as to quality.
BUTTER-Choice In fair supply, stock
light. Cooking, l8c common, 25c choice
CSC.
CHEEsE--stock ample; choice Western,
l59l5h.
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TIE GRAIN MARKET

CORN-Stook light We quote: Texas, 6Jc
Kansas, husked, soc; sacked, 7O@75c.
WHEAT-Good domund receipts Light
No. 2 red, 81 IS; No. s, $50.
BARLEf-btockS small with little demand
Full bright, OOc' common, ib950o.
OhTS-Neoeipts moderate with good dc
mand. Prime red, 3ic; nj xed aud black, 800
RfE-Stock small, with little or no de
mand. Good medium, Soc per bushel.
BRAN-Market we'll supplied with fair de
mand. We quote at Doc porowt.
HAf-We quote NJ SlO9l5 pOr ton.
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rUE DAILY HERALD.

..,p pAILY HERALD Ia published every
lnI except Monday, ut $40 year, In
,ea u s5forsiI months 81 for one month I,
one hsr wsif s now iu G1s 10 oS anna
XIV Na,s ny carrier AZ - cents per week. The
Z pos viii DO delivered regularly each morn
%,, an early hour, 20 any part OF the city
.nburbs within mile and half OF the
(. !, house. Subscribers failing 10 receive
\, paper will oblige by reporting at this
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OFFICIAL. DIRECTORY.
CITY OF DALLAS

iayor--J ohm ID. Kerfoot.
Ehgineer--William NJ. Johnson.
Itt0rney--Barnett Gibbs.
w. Bowen.
b. Hereford.
[ssessor and Collector--J. ". Ogden.
Aarshal--W. +. Morton.
bath Officer:-Dr. NJ. A. Cornelius.
ward H.. Ervay, j. W.
INDUS. Second ward: w. j. Clark ana T..
6uedry. Thirdiward b. Z. lettand n M.
van. Fourth ward: j. l.. Williams anu
%. Nswsome,
5mmissi oner of I'm migration--J. Manlove,
he offiees Of the various city officers are
M city market house. The board OF Al
men meet In regular session at the coun'
Room over the market, every Tuesday
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Most OF the colored men Of George.
town who took the first three degrees
IN bogus Free Masonry, are getting
better, according to the Statesman,
and can now sit about on the stumps
and curbstones. The letter an" that
was branded on them was rs big as A
market square.
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FRUITS AND NUTS.

APPLEs-Stock light We quote medium
at IS per barrel: choice 81.
Lib M0NS-Stock moderate; Messina, per
box, 80.
ORANGES--Light stock and moderate de-
mand; choice Messlna arc held ut u per box
BANANAS-Good stock and fair demand.
We quote fair to prime, saga per bunch.
PIGS-ln layer, per pound, zoe.
PECANS-Scarce and In fair demand NJ
lOc nar Mound.
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WINES AND Liquors.

WHISKY-Sl 1898 20.
BRANDY-Domestic, 81 cog? co. imported
S8Sl0.
GIN-Sl 60e12 90
CLARET-S438 per case.
PORT WINE-Imported, 81 7je52 w.
HERRY-Imported, 81 1892 W.
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nvrpr,sIyG, Cheap. GOOD System

\ ntic,-All persons VINO contempin.e ~
making contracts with newspapers lor tae
Insertion OF Advertisements should sen nn 30
r r, yorS FOR their PAMPHLET.BOOk
;.srs,,,, ,e,snth edition) containing lists OF
war ocO ne Tspapers and estimates, show
ov s ~ 49, coat. Advertisements taken for Lead
Ing papers in many states at trs men Tas
re3uotion from publsh"-~' rates. $500 IA Ts'
BooK.
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EEEKLY HERALD

,e WEEKLY HERALD viii be pub
~ .vary Saturday morning. bubaorip-
~ "A ngr annum VI 10 for SIX months,
", " IN advance, No subscription taken
\ .I Isss period than SIX month ..
flv,ara f1r the first insertion, and 10 cents
n sarn subsequent Insertion.
y s, av notices., marriages, deaths, public
Vpl,taga cards OF thanhs, etc, 10 be paid for
IA M nj yortisement rata,
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
OFFICE of THE HKRALp,
Dallas. Texas, April 4, 1916.
MONETARY,

GoLD-There are but few transactions 10
@ll5
SlLNER-selllng, lO7; buying, los.
EACliANdE--ln fair demand. We quote
Commercial, par; bank, u premium.
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pIMROAD TIME TABLE.
.,,.l and Departure OF Trains nj
Dallas.
or,roN Ann TEX As CENTRAL.

houston AND TEXAS CENTRAL.
Arrives.
.,r the south mail and express). 7:45 a. m
Hm the North (mail and express)- 0:2j p. m
p% Inc S0uth, (acoommodation)ll;20 u. IN
Cm The North. Accommodation 800 p. IN
TEXAS AND PACIFIC.
Leaves. Arrives
IN and Express.,...... 6'26 p. m, 1905 y. m
romm ation,.,........ 800 u. M. $50 D. IN
,caah Freight...........8:50 D. Nj. 1000 n, m
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THE TRINITY
CEMETERY co.
10 NOW ORGANIZED.

rhsv have thirty acres Of land about one
ahes : miles northeast from tue court,
nnuss in DALLAS county, we'll enclosed s W.
laid out into lots, which are onereu W Wv
R saslx APpX' 'SSoRTos superintendent
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THE MAILS.

,lni and Departure or Malls at Dallas Post
ONCE.
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DALLAS COUNTY.

nlstrlct Judge-H. Barksdale, Dallas.
flminal Court Judge-Silas Hare, Shor-
D.,
6S.rlct Attorney--Ed. g. Bower, Dallas:
Estrict and ex-officio County Cierk--'
5xander Harwood. a.,
Deputy Clerks-R. d. Rawlins, Pierre III
4wn, William A. Harwood.
heriff-James Il. Barkley.
Nerk-R. H.. Ably.
hx Clerk-E. NJ. Barley.
|bputy- Sheriffs--J. NJ. Chapman, Thomas
1cott, Beverly SCOTT, Harry Farmer, John
Bowen, George w. Walker, James Moshei
Nv. Hobbs, Joe Record and Mute ogoen'
Roberr NJ. Cook.
feasurer--MRrtin V. Cole.
.Attle and Hide Inspect0r--Th0mas john
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COTTON MARKET.
HIDES AND PELTRIRs.

Tanners East being well supplied, the
market is dull, with downward tendency.
Dry Flint, IONS and upwards".. lax
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CHEAP ADVERTISING COLUMN.
Attorneys az Law.

Texas, special attention paid 10 land
claims, apflu
Hurt a smith, ONCE on Main street over
State savings Bank, fcb25du
W. \, Oldham, once Ia Mitchio's building,
opposite the Lo6Tand hotel, Main street,
JanAdti
John NJ, Stemnons, Attorney AT Law, No.
Ao North Side Public Square, np-staifs,
Oct2J-du
Aldredge Geo. NJ, iO5 Main street, near
Courthouse.
Mccoy \ Mccoy, Office south side OF Court
house square.
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JUSTICES OF THR PEACE.

beclnct No. IN. NJ. Burtord presiding
fioel, Dallas.
keOinct No. 9-Wnliam Sprowls, Lam
Ster.
2reolnct No. IN. o. NeAdams, Five
u Creek.
Precinct No. EThomas l.. Frank, Brock
ildgo.
Precinct No. 5-Thomas d. Coates, Seyene
C0NSTLRLES.
Precinct No. IA. Ii. Hardin
Precinct No. IN. NJ. Fondren.
Precinct No. S-R. Y. Barker. .
Precinct No. Al. 8. Floyd.
Precinct No. 81. A. Fisher.
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CLoAR CONNECTION

OL0SR CONNECTION
At Minneola ana International junction,
with trains on the International and Great
Northern Railroad, for Tyler, Palestine,
huntsville, Houston and Galveston. Al
Shreveport, with the Rod river boats, for
New Orleans and the South, and with the El
Paso Mail Company's stages for M.nroe,
Viokaburg and the South. Al Texarkana,
with tho
cAiRo AMI FULTON RAILROAD. FOR
40. louis. Memphis, LsuisyiIi Cairs. Ohicas
AND
ALL POINTS NORTH AMI EAST.
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Phs siclans and surgeons,

Jno. II. Morton, NJ. ~, office over First Nv.
tiunAl Bank, Residence corner san Jacinto
and HarwOod streets, Dallas, Texas,
mohl5 Tim
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p inBoUoR rIOnRrs AND mRoUen BArn.
Superior advantages offered Shippers bv
this ltoute.
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CHANGE on TIME:
ON AND AFTER
SUNDAY. MAY 80, 1876

Trains viii Arrive and Depart nom Dallas
aa follows, sundays excepted;
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SsessI L Ia LODGE NO. ig7, B'NAI B'BlTH
IN rery second and fourth Tuesday In
lem Nun. President, d. 0oslin; Vice pre-.
Ifisna. sslse Kahn. ssctetary,. Joseph n
Nj Ksbnm onitor, d. poslin; treaaurer, Eman
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-03
Pleasure Erin Postponed.

Edward j. Blake, alias Edward Riley,
an Irishman of sportive proclivities, and
hailing from the Sucker State Of Illi-
nois, more than year ago robbed Mrs.
L. Stevenson, who lives at % East
Fourth street, OF valuable gold watch
and chain and necklace.
He then jumped the town, and has
| succeeded in eluding the vigilance of
the detectives set to find him. Mrs. Ste
venson has been more fortunate as an am
ateur detective. AS this lady was going
to the matinee yesterday afternoon she
met Blake near the corner of Fourth and
Vine, and the recognition was mutual.
lie took refuge in flight but was finally
caught on Race and delivered over TO
the custody of Officer Mcfarland,
who took him to the hammond
street Station-house, when, upon
being examined and searched,
gold watch, and lot of letters from
different women OF this city were found,
answering B!ake's advertisement for a
female travelling companion for Eu-
ropean tour.
The prisoner, a finely dressed, rather
good-lookiDg young man, of perhaps two
and thirty years, was arraigned for eX-
animation in the Police Court this morn
ing but his case was continued until
tomorrow, his bail fixed at $4,000. He
will not sail for foreign shores, for a few
days at least.
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Stricker, who works for John Holland,
the gold pep man of Fourth street, while
at his bench happened to look over
towards Fifth street, when he saw dense
volumes of smoke issuing from the fifth
story windows of Wehrmann's ware
house.
He dashed over and gave the alarm to
the firm, who were in entire ignorance
that an incipient conflagration was as
suming headway just over their heads.
A pot of oil mad been left boiling on the
stove which had set fire to shavings lay
squelched and no water was thrown,
but an engine of the Three's was on
hand, as officer Won Seggern had dis
covered the smoke about the same time
little Joe Stricken did and made good
time to the engine-house. No alarm was
turned in,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-03
OYSTERS, FISH AND GAME.
OYSTERS, FISH AND GAME.

There are many houses extensively
engaged in the above business in the
Queen City, but none more prominent
than the old establishment OF Robert
Orr & Co., whose depot is at lis West
Sixth street.
Mr.. Orr is a veteran in his line, and
has spent an ordinary lifetime in cater
ing to the finer palates OF epicures and
connoisseurs, as well as supplying end
less varieties of delicacies and luxuries
at very moderate cost to the public at
large. Having arrangements with hunt
ers and fishermen, he is always well
supplied with game and fish of every va
riety, in season, viz: Brook Trout. from
the tributaries of the St. Lawrence and
streams of Wisconsin; Fresh Shdd, from
Savannah, Georgia. Ample prepara-
rations have also been made to supply
"The Million" with Maltby's celebrated
oysters and other saltwater luxuries,
such as Holsters, crabs, scollops, clans,
eels, founders, smelt, haddock, cod,
bass, salmon, pike, trout, shad, sc.
They are receiving daily all varieties
of the "Finny Tribe" from the lakes and
rivers Of the North and Atlantic Ocean.
Also q. S. Maltby's celebrated Baltimore
Oysters, in cans and bulk, which are
placed at prices within the reach of all.
The house also imports and deals large
ly in all kinds Of canned goods, star lob
sters and salmon, choice canned peach
es, extra spiced and cove oysters,
English and American pickles, sauces,
&c. They guarantee the g Ii. & M" or
&C. S. NJ" brands OF oysters, for which
they are sole agents, to be the best in
this market.
At this reliable establishment orders
for any quantity are promptly filled,
and these goods are in brisk demand
during the season throughout the West
and South. Upright dealing and strict
attention to business are prominent tea-
lures of this house, and we can assure
our readers that they will find it to their
| interest to deal with this house.
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A SSIGNEE'S SALE.-On THURSDAY. tne
IN 17th day OF February, A.. D. 1876. COM
mencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the undersigned
will offer at public sale, on the premises. at
sonai property assigned to him by Walter S.
Howell, consisting of a stock of lumber. sash,
windows and door frames, &c, in the yard OF
said Howell, at Cleves; also, six head of horses,
one mule, two wagons, one top buggy and har-
ness, farming utensils, &c.
Also, one steam saw mill and lease, about
four hundred saw logs, and TWO frame shan
ties, situated at North Bend.
Terms of sale-Cash in hand.
Ii. L. COOPER,
Assignee Of s. w. Howell
CARY & MORTON, Attorneys.
DECEHBER "a, 1916. ja7-4tTh
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