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PrOu The irOnlau ltgihtF.
The iron.workers Of thisplace held q
meeting at the hall OF tile Boilers Union,
last Saturday evening. The hall ives
crowded to rs utmost capacity u B
Hlstings presided. The meeting was I'D,
drrssed.by JOS Bishop, President ofithC
Amalgamated Association Of Iron Work.
ers. Mr. Bishop Is man ofabout 40. He
Is u boilcrby trade. His remarks showed
him to lie straightforward, cool,hculel
man. lie spoke Tor an hourahd alialf, ii
which lie reviewed the history aud obIeetl
Of tho Amalgamated Association. lie dis
cussed the question Of arbitration and
strikes, both oiywhich he opposed The
object OF the organization was TO concen,
tratc the influence OF all for the benefit OIL
all. He spoke IN dCnunCiation OF those
who would stir up strife between capita
anu labor, or who would cultivate pre-
julice againt the manufacturers. He elo
quently advocated Temperance among
workingmen and delated that there wa
more suffering from intemperance and
riotous living than there was from the
want OF work. Mr.. Bishop Is q good
earnest talker, md his remarks were listen
cd TO with close attention. Mr., Bishop
went from here TO Ashland. He Is thI
most potent mani the large association o
which he Is President. The association
consists Of Boilers and Helpers, Nailers
Roll Turner'S, and in fact, all manner o
iron, steel and tin workers. ,
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From the Bellairo Trllune.4tst-
The G. & P. Railroad Is doing an TN.
usual amount Of business during the
month Of February. s.
The D, & o Railroad carried East during
the week ending February eth, S42 loaded
cars and 81 cars Of stock, and going West,
2G7 loaded cars.
The Belmont Glass Works sold and
shipped q larger amountOf glass ware dur.
ing the month Of February, than during
tic same month in any year during the
last four, The new patterns prepared By
this companydurin the past year are Civ.
ing complete satisfaction, and the Condl.
ton Ofthcir tradeis very encouraging.
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rTW CONTRACTORS

az w Va. lIOsrtrAl yo,,..,
Sealed proposals will Lc rS,l,.I !! IA
uIe ~, " tnG "scrreilrJ Of ihS ~ ~ u
VISION "; sup 10 April 1 ~ !. VtisiS
NJ sn9 WI V Glrned puilItl1 :, X GGttti,
90 the day following, by lhe Rsni 'dsl
faF the Brick Wofk,
For the Carpenter Work
For the Pliaiering Wurk
For the Roofing Work,
AN ioI ihe iAlhlins and Claim, Mt
necessary l0r the cUnItfurtIOb al WE
ihe Hospital, Will Is 10 cofr,S,. VI tsll GIi
tlon Slfu9dy butlt-eICtpt Sill,s 49, ~ lihae
VII % y cut Itohe; the baIldIbG i.j,! o.A,ls-Si
lohg. to icet wide, and three mi ~. ltnS
INC SAih VII he bout IWn feet ibISi n
~, s H. ~ 0e Of alohe. and basES IN
BIDS VIII be received separately t,,h.
complete IN The walls the hirk nj W y, -,
EallA the carpenter work CDnplris. n ilsalt
Gun plete; TIE r36hng, Sp,ullnE Ib5 az. lalsJ
pletei anu Tor The painting aud E'IIIs, (. MIS-
e1ntiact0T, 10 each cave, iufnIblBg 80, ~ &
aly 70 complete Ills eOnlrucI, "e'ulTta
Tue material USED mu,i he q th,l-,,.
y 70 be subject 70 the Intl,S tidH q n. aaii,u
pefintendenl heiUre Icing put Il n, n ~ n =
The eontEAetlr for Ike stone MI 49,
MS WORK on OF before the ARh daT Il ~ G.l!la,
eomllete the ame On OF LeLrs M IN s1 M L,aH
oer, l6Is. The contractor for tie MI ~. -
ieady 70 commence laying buick il H. No. .N!hht
lore the 10Th day Of June, iSfv, SB5 .... 2Ysh
same Sgainst the iSt day Of ptcSSS.sS ~ u. ~ q
contractor Tor the carpenter Work I a ~. w q
Win the stJne and brick work md Il tst.i "a
tract within one month pilgr The plIt,,,, ~
contract. The contrletOr iof rSntS, y, ~. ! !
WI Keep bis work we'll up Alter nv r',,,..,..
70 nnish the same within ohp month nv, n. ~
Ter hnishes his contract, The roOlndsS 49,
10 e9nitlehee his work on OF belaC NJ N \, ~
cen6er, 1879, and complete the MHie !, ~ !,
tleable thereafter. The contractor N 1IsS.iIl
- begin his work by the lSt dav Of 4, IiI ~
hniah tue same BY the 1t day Il JvlT 49,
Contractors will be paid Ca moaiii, ~
made out By the Superintendent, q "a - !
iertAlt reserying Is per cent a ~ -.
the whole Of each contract d cOlnpIstsd
Al proposals shall he lucompineIS,,.a
sumaent loud aud security, e0SdlIobhi 49,.
law, 70 Be approved by the bar Il lIrstss- ~
faithful performance Of The rVndltIoo, \ 4. |.
tract bid for. The penalty Of aid ionl ,LSiLt.
Least oiie-hAlt Of the aggregate amount Il me-
The Board Of Directors rescrv, ID, ,l,sl M
all bids aud prOceed 10 rs let the uaIrSst : Z
tracts. ''''''' 70
PLns and specifications eau be v,s mn. Z,
Virginia Hospital iOf the Insane, Al Ws,,s, !. !
after the 10th Of March, Is7g.
AA. LEWIS
W. T. LIVELY, yEIc.
les Err. RALSTON,
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1nE prohibitory wing OF the Iowa Re.
publicans threaten to make such serious
trouble in the party as to endanger lis sue.
cess in the next campaign, Gov, John II,
Gear polled 1000 votes less than the com.
bihed votes Of the Democratic, Green,
back and Prohibitory parties two years
ago, and, sthe ultra.temperance men arc
notreconciled to his candidacy for a sec.
ond term, while the Governors friends
claim that the refusal Of a denomination
would degrade him and insult them, it is
possible that he may force a prohibitory
candidate into the field and SO give the
victory to the combined Democrats and
Greenbackers.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A
Desirable Residence on Fifteenth :

b. virtue Of Deed Of Trust made By n. c La
md Rachel ~, his wife, to The undgnlgHl Inn,
dated June 18th, 1874, and Of recOrd 10 TX uss I
The County Court Of Ohio county, West Il1it1 !
Deed Of Trust Book No !, pages 2SS and " Tla
SATURDAY, March /, lS9
Commencing al 10 O'Clock 4. ", ell at pablk iual
a the fnnt door Of the Court llUuse Il OH PVGitt
the following described real esllle, viz lhIBBsls
thlrty.nVe tS5) 10 Gnhlm'S IldiiiOa iSIAsdil I
Wheeling, and being situate on The BSnA ~ I
Fifteenth street (Old Centre, letEt<R SAt lniS
mefiy known - Hlth aud Sixth Ilrctii, 10 b. q
Of Wheeling, West Virginia, excepting au i'Gn
Tour Inches Cd the west IldOU aid lOl.
There Is erected on that portion VI IaLl lO bsni
= very desirable tWO-siOty and attic tTiCk dTull
house and all necessary OIlbuildInp.
Title believed to BE- perfect, but selling ii Trusts
viii only convey such title Al Is Ttsttd 10 Nc " d
Deed 0t Trust
TERNS or SAl.E-TEu Thousand Five uBBlfdI!
lAp rash on day Of Sae, balance 10 two eqgIl lstI
menu at SIX and twelve month";, drlrfnd ld!li5
10 Be secured by Deel Of Trust on the properly ~
With insurance sufficient to cover.
Nv. /. E0DGElIS, TVhN,
". II. HALLER, AuctiORear. jEbIhLsil
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THE iron men Of Pennsylvania are hap
py over IN advance OF 81 so per ton within
two months, accompanied by a much
larger demand. Tho Philadelphia Record
says that most Of the mills in the State
already have their production sold for
months ahead, and one mill has had to
decline an order for 10000 tons OF steel
rails because they had more than, they
could do already. Structural iron Is in
such demand that many Of the larger mills
are getting smaller establishments to help
them ill their orders, and busy summer
is anticipated. One Of Philadelphia lars.
est machine tool works reports that heavy
machinery is in greater request than for
several years past. The demand for iron
is consequently strong, and it is expected
that higher prices will soon prevail. All
together the iron men are beginning to
take heart, after the long depression they
have passed through.
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TIE expectation Of cattle to Europe is
constantly increasing, and SO is the i'm
portatlon Of Diner Rakoczy Bitter Water
into tile United States. The American
people appreciate the great medicinal vir-
tues Of this water, and will not do without
it. We wouldadvise any one suffering
from Govt, Rheumatism, or from any dis
ease arising from impure blood, to give It
q fair trial. Ladies will find Diner Rakoc-
~ Bitter Water highly beneficial. A
wine'glasSful dose. Forsale by all drug
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TnE indications are that immigration
will set in briskly from England in the
spring. The Labor Unions are assisting
all who desire to got away. Tho impress.
sion Is abroad that our country Is on the
eve Of better times, and this hope will
bring thousands who have no hope Of
employment abroad.
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The West Virginia Democracy arc un.
doubtedly a Greenback party. Speaker
MoAet recognizes this fact. lie feels him.
self in accord withtbcm OH that platform,
He feels also that they arc misrepresented
by men who while they arc Greenbackers
at heart are still willing when they meet
in convention TO submit to an entire re.
vcrsal Of their principles in the shape OF a
hard money candidate and platform. liz
remembers that Bill Allen aud soft money
were their choice in 1879, but instead Of
getting either they got the representative
hard money Democrat OF New York city
on q platform that arraigned tue Republi.
can party for not. having in the eleven
years since the war brought tho country
to specie payments. The Greenbaclers,
and Speaker Mohet among them, serious.
ly apprehenl that Tilden is again 10 be
the candidate Of tho Democracy. They
seevery decided symptoms that his bar'loi
money has again been put on tap and his
literary bureau opened up. They do not
relish the idea Of repeating the campaign
Of 1875. Once is enough, say they, for
the King Of France TO march up the hill
and then march down again. Give us a
representative man next time is their de.
mand-a candidate and a platform not
Numerically opposed to, tho GreOuback
principles Of tho West Virginia Democ.
racy.
What do the regulars land also this
irrcgulas) say to this? They proceed to
hold an inluisition after the manner Of
Star Chamber conclaycs for the purpose
oiputting the party screws on the Speaker,
They don't deny that his premises are
=
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AArURDAY, MARCH !, 1879.

TnE people Of Nevada have struck out
in new path in dealing with their legis-
latOn. They give them the choice Of yot.
ing according to the proclaimed desires Of
their constituents or hanging. This Is
carrying the doctrine Of instruction, " as
applied to representative bodies, TO Its ex.
treme limit.
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THEsexcursionists to Mexico bring back
different colored pictures in regard to the
possibilities Of trade development with
that revolutionary country. The visitors
from the seaboard cities appear to have
brought away mainly favorable impres.
sions, while the Western men did not
think so well Of wha. thev saw. The
most formidable obstacle to freer inter.
change Of productions between Mexico
and the United States exists in the very
high tariff Of the former country. Ono
tariff is exacted by the General Govern.
ment OF Mexico, another by the several
semt'independent StaeJ, and still another
by the cities to which they arc consigned.
Mr.. II. N. Rush, Chicago merchant, who
was one Of the excurstonists, write. 10 the
Tribune, of that city, that between the
custom house distractions and the ban.
ditti, English merchants have been driven
out Of the country until only three Eng.
lish firms remain in the City Of Mexico,
and that the foreign trade has beer mo.
nopolized by clas OF Germans who
have reduced smuggling to a fine art.
Mexican productions are now, for the
most part, admitted into the United
States free of duty, 1t plain that there
is little need Of discussing the means
whereby merchants can enlarge their
trade with Mexico until the Mexican tariff
is revised and measures adopted, that will
make the government Of that country en-.
trely Independent of its bandith.
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A ResperInhIe nefnnller.

BosroS, February 9S.-Investigation in.
to the aiIairs of the late Horatio n. Rich.
ordson show a deficiency in the accounts
Of several corporations Of which he was
Treasurer. Richardson was one Of the
best known and most respected citizens Of
Attleboro,
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SpseaaL qQn&ases.
a CARD

To all who arc suffering FROM the errors and indIl
creiOns Of youth, nervous weakness early decay, los,
Of manhood, &e, win send reeiEe that viii cure
you, FREE Of CHARGE This great remedy va.
discovered BY missionary In South America. Send
a 'eli-nddresed envelope to the REv. JoSEPu T. Is
MAN, Station D. BiOie Ao4ls, NtE York CRy.
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A REVISION Of the Texas laws has been
recently made by special commission,
but legislative committees are now engag.
ed in revising the work Of the reyisers,
who seem to have proceeded on the "fiat"
method exclusively. For instance, one
article Of the amended code says 1.-THE
present or past tense shall include the
FUTURE" and another declares that "Thc
masculine gender shall include the iemi.
nine and neuter," Apparently fearful lest
these provisions should not meet all EN-.
ergencies, the possible weakness is antici.
pated by this remarkable enactment:
Grammatical errors shall not vitiate a
law, and transposilion Of words and
clauses may be resorted to when the sen.
tence or clause is without meaning rs it
stands, and in no case shall the punctua.
ton Of a law control or effect the intention
OF the Legislature in the enactment there.
Of" We should imagine that few en-.
terprising young lawyers might find eligi.
BILE fields Of labor in the Lone Star State.
A very little law there, il enforced by an
even smaller amount Of grammar, would
seemingly go great way.
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G=sassssS' Sales.


lTRUSTEE'S SALE OF CHAPLIN
l. STREET RESIDENCE ,lrtas j :, Ii ~
trust made BY Daniel Gushing and n 81
trustee, dated February I, 1873 and rrrIrj.j 4 y
No. j. Folio l6S, l will oder Tor ale Al lbs M 2
o. The Court House Of Ohio county, 90 SlITEbli
FEBRUARY !, 1917, al iOO'rlO / 4. 4, tAtiJSIS
described property ,tUWit: lot No. I6l, Llu,sIU
west aide VI Chanline htFeel, LelGttu 2ARS
streets, Centre Wheeling,
TERMS OF SALk-OHe-ihlnd lot u uvh m,
The purchaser may elect to pay 10 otsh III n y
Ance In equal injtAlmeutJ, 10 III, IT,lT,. -
aud tEenIy.lOur months, With hI psf ~ -
est The deferred paJmeBu 10 L and \
deed Of trust on the property Eoli Ibd . -
anee 10 the amount Of 5000 lE he lsosil 1 1
trust.
,,,. S. P. llILDRETH, TnlA
WHkELlSO, January :, 1872.
The above Sals Is postponed until SITLInII
MORNING, FEBRUARY is, Al 10 6tIOsk u
ieelo s. T. iIILDRETIL TnEa
II. lbore ale Is IU.lPJned uutl 4TTElI
MORNING. February I'D At 10 o'clOcE.
teiI 8. P. HuDRETH, Tnns
The sale q the Gushing property I, ,dJ,gfIL d
sAIuRDAY, MARCH sIh, Al iJOtlEtLL
1874 y, J., HlLURETli. 1hHs
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SATURDAY, MARCH 5, lsig,

Comm, ncing at 10 O'clock 4. ", tue IodVlg =
Scribet property tO-Wlr A pari u tbs vi hUnlst
lb5 Of En- and ChAplinr'' addition 10 he dil
Wheeling, situated on the eOrDer uzt u CAll1,n
street and north Of ALLEY tUV,lIy, bsduHlG n y
southeast cOrHer u aid bot, lheaS TuHBaE ~
along The eastern boundary Of sid lot 6iS'b .
thence EestulIdly IN line parallel ullh lhs ''siss
boundary Of aid lot Ohe hundU'l and isrhl!1H
ieet, thence souIhWHrlly With Al alley hiIrvh n.
thence easlWANlIy QUE hunITFzl aud iStnlyA Y,
with tho southern boundary VI said lut to ID, PlN
beIinnlnE; beng the same property t0Hytyri y =
Richards by JGuta Campbell and vile b! dr"i :.
Ing date the 18th day Of SOvemlrr lsi5, lhl fs'ie
Ia The Clerks 0firr Of the County tUuTt Obl1 os'
~, In DEED b Ok No. Ct, pIge 81, 49,.
FKRMS OE SALE One Ihns'nd dplht q lE -
chase money, or a. much hiUTe Is the punht,H, :!
elect In blnJ, the balance In lup equal l1Ihln :
payable ak and twelve mouths respectively S'a =
date u sale With interest," the deferred lAyntGS \
secuted by died Il trust on the pTUtFly SAL ~ ~
believed good, but selling Ii truI1C shall SA VI
Vey such title a Is vested IL nr " ,sii dt'I ~
fec J. D.EWlSH, IfaA@
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LIMITED STATES or AalERIcA,
District Of wetvhgipls, IS:
Jno. Log, Jno, II. lIanes anil
'no' issaardA ,,.h,,..
Attainment,


al D Ih4hh0usef,
WnEREis, libel has been aied In the I'lAirlet
Court u the Tn led States for the District Of We
Virginia, on The I'D day Of u bguary, n iSIa, III
JnO Long Il al, aglnlt the SiBamlJaT u. s. Than,
her tngiIo'l aekie, Onlai, apparel and iurnI
tuFe. Now, therefore, In pursuance the mOnItIOu
under the seal Of Sall CGurt, 10 mS directed and ID.
lFed, do, 10 eby, give public notice 10 all peson,
claiming the Sad Steamboat her engines In Ele out.
apparel an furniture. or 10 any manner interested
thefen, that they DO and SpteF before the aid nit
t Court 70 b. held at the city o. wheeitg, IN and
Tor The District Of West vlndRii, on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH l2TH,is7p,
At II o'clock Ia The forenoon Of that day (pru,Ided The
ams shall Be day OfldhsdigtlOn, Otherwise % he
next day q juriEllctloH thenAiIe thor and there 10
nlerppss their slAi', and u IaaGe their allegations
on that behalf :"
For GEO. W. PATros, Ns'l
~ y. q MaEShal District West Va. at
COCHRAN 4 COCHRAN,
sam PfOcton for lbeIhntS
whtlinE W, Va, February q, lsTs IA
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


srriRhelpha ACCOmm0lIiIon.-T train only nuns
between watching and TF!Adsphla.
tp1ly except Sunday-EeRirk Accommodation,
tSleubeuVils .AccOlnnodAtiOn.-This train during
tue day passes backward and forward between Ma.
tins Ferry and Bellaire, stopping when required at
Sherman House, AetnHVllle, West Wheeling and
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SATURDAY, Marfll .. ~,

commencing a II O'Clock 4. ". hist rsfiin I m,
Parcel Of land situated IN IIi1hlphh Inll ,i,.l i,
follows Beginning al rOnI on lss norh We n
north line Of sald rad In the line lSlserh " i
ftFusrly owned by Major Juhn tod ~ ~" sI
Carter, thence With Rli line y. s. Ia wi ,,lt
stake IN sid line, thVACe ~ 81 v. . pole We q ~
thence =. 81 W.@k IoleI to The h'ugl llE,s -
road, thence S. 50 L 2ipOls, IL The 6's'hh"b
iAlnipg aTe acres and Ave IUlea, -.,..,,,iJ
TEENS oT SALE.-Ons.ihlrd Of lhs laaII, .ss..itla
Ia eighteen months frum the Jay Of ale 'ht
txGVnilng bis notes for the deferred ,IT1B
ira SIZE ICoaHlss - ~.
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Rnssss,stan,1aI.

CI5f a YEAR Board and Tuition for Girl, Boys
YlJS and Young Men. Preparatory C6arss III
BusidetI, TsseAiAg Nadciae, L4a5 Gad Dieiaig. 10.
GtrueuOn thorough Location unsurpassed. Rev.
7. u. REILLY, b D., Episcopal Academy, Hal.
dendeld, j. auto ;
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TRUsTEE's SALE.

BY virtue Of 4 deed o. trust made By Elts;l !
Richards and Mary ", his wife, to me, dIisi lA' Y
day Of February, 1878, aud rocrrdel 10 ths a. !
the Clerk Of the County Court d Ohio soastI, W
YlElHiA, 10 De- d ii Trust Book Sn u iabs ~ 2,
go, shsll Sell al public suction ~ the hIAsi =
der, al the front door Of the Court IOuSe 0 aauS'
", 10 the city Of Wheeling, 90
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
Bank Of :, Vince lug ! IN c..p,,,.

Auglat NeuhIusen and olhC -
In the County CouH Of Ohi4 lsaAg'
by virtue Of decrre Of The roGnly gOah q w n.
county, Iendend IN the A(OVe cnl,l"i 'is'f =" ~,
10Th day u DeceIabeT 1875, tile Ialt'g1sl "
before the COSTl House dDJr VI OhiIt"1hi! ia VIZ"
Ia0 an
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TuE Egyptian Pad cures all diseases thal
depend upon faulty action Of the skin, liy.
or, stomach, nerIesi OF depending on n
bad condition Of thebloOl, y
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STRAYRD-From the premises Of the
~ subscriber about thee weeks ago, White Heller,
three years Old liberal Leyard will be paid for her
recovery, LEWIS srEENR0D, Pleasant Valley.
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Martins Capital Restaurant,
pHGNIX SALOON AND REsTAURANT
lill, No. 8 WARRINGTON Hall.

:. 4 The anest saloan and restaurant In the st,is.
EyerythipE desired q 1nt-oaaS roItanrSnt an 81
iop "a a. NE Phoenix. All deeaees Of he aeaSon.
spth = game, etc., serIed In the bet Il Gtyle,
A1mmt ehAmpaigne and the Anest brands Of lIoTofI
na ~ 81 aIs u aoek. AUGUST ROLF,
. oeA IL - - PropfIstnr.
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Afternoon Session.


NVLuEV ICtledVIIIUIuU Ut s'JU' =
Senate bill No. 1888, bill to locate a
narrow gauge railroad from Pennsboro, in
Richie county, to the city OF Charleston,
in kanawha county, and appropriate one
thousand dollars, when the counties Of
Richie, Calhoun, Roam and Kanawha
counties contribute an eqnal amount, was
read a second time and tabled.
Several bills Of local importance only
were announced from the House, when at
3 o'clock the Senate, on motion Of Mr.,
Faulkner adjourned.
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The lbove ale Is IVatpJned untl s4ITIII
hOkNlNGI February I'D At OoClOSk.
fell .. P. Hu.DRETH, Inra
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The sale q the Cushing property I, ,dI1ailL d
SATURDAY, MARCH S,h, IL iJOtlEtLL
te4 y L, HlLURETli. 1hHs
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The above sal. Is postponed until SG1!ENl
hORNINU, FEBRUARY Is, Al 10 o'tlOck ~
Iebl0 $. 7, iIlLDRETll, IrEE
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-03-19
BLQGy MAMMOTH SIORE!

have reftted and enlarged my rooms SO that I now have one
Of the largest salesrooms in Oak, and have made extra exerhons
this Spring to excel anything l have ever yet shown in this mar
ket in ALL KINDS IF GOODS. My Boot And SHOE stock is LARGER
and MORE COMPLETE than ever before.
would especially call your attention to my line ofLadies boots,
Goat, Kid and Serge in Button and side lace. These are all.made
On the new style last, French heel. I also have an elegant line
of Men and boys SPRING and Summer hats and caps.
Can also show you one Of the most complete stocks of Men and
Boys Clothing to be found in the Northwest at prices that suit
the times.
My spring stock Of dry goods is now arriving A0the latest stes OF dress goods also al
paa, Rohar, French pads, DaunaE, Cambria, Lawns, Bundrgs-aN will be in stock Soon
my stock Of Ladies and Chlhens hose, ties, DuGhn@, collars, cuffs, kid and cotton gloves are
complete. also can show you Lamp and Glass ware, also Cookery ny Sockof groceries IS
complete in every particular and guarantee prices with any house in Dakota
I always pay the highest markot price for Butter, Eggs Wheat Corn Oats Wood
and Posts, and also keep them O had to sell Ihave a nice lot of Oak and BLACK
4 Walnut Posts to sell cheap