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cLos,xo ont sale Of he folIoxinr sp.ei.1.i4..

CLostsG ont sale OF the following special.ies:
Children's Morocco Button, solar tip, : 10
10, Csc
Cnildren's Morocco Button, collar tip, II to
IS. sI.00. -
Women's Grain, Button, 81 o.
Women's Peb. Cost Button, worked button
holes, sl.0l, worth S2o5.
Wonten's Kid Button, worked button
holes, 81 50, worth = 90.
Wcmsn's Cloth Top Button 81 q, worth
800 =
Women's Cloth Top Button. 500, worth
$50. At L. Y. HLoSp's,
li35 afafr Street.
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Last NIGHTS HOP
At ihs neLure a nriillsnt soe.e,,


-. ,"F- Event. lEl- Ei5sfi ~
The bop list night At the Mes MeL1,e va
handsome saeeesa. /. ~. 1. brilliant open
ing Of the sin'ss'. festivities, largely attend
ed and thoroughly snioy.d By Everyone. Ii,
prediction Is made ,ha. I. vii! prov. the as
nal .o' the organization Of The '.G.,n,n,,
aad shs! feature Of the coming wiute. vii
Be s'ncteasaon Of germans and 6ill., 10, onl,
;aca as Ess siven las; night, bot for charm
ing snaic giTea 4: private hous
Of tAsh!oa leaders A bu,tls O
preparations such As Vas neYtf know
neI9'e IN Wheeling .oclal circles Il
s l3t, and Mrs.. 6iundF's nume,oa.
family viii hASe It's attention pretty we'll IA
kenUp. a-.7 -lF'1s' - - -
Ea.tty-elght couples, dressed In t1np.,;t.
tasie aud Shirlins across the well sare,
ho'. the scene reminded one OF nAsnIfi
cent h2Esf bed full OF beautiful eo.ors and
io'tIJ kuots OF Ssrieg1ted plants, 10 the een
YES Of which res;led Ghgh. faces, snd
through the ltsYes OF which shvpe and
cleaned the ruse aud llly.,inled cheek al
eeAa'y' sad the soft glanees Of well.b.ed
cultured tDald.hs. ... : :
The dancing Commenced aboot IL
clock, the guests hav.ag nearly all s,riy III
BY that Zine. The dancing programme wa,
faction. @ o = =
!. lrleos, and Walk. .. hpcrn.
{. FUiks ii 1Anrs,, '-
L Lspee:A IL Tplf.. aaH
a. "1liL Il. Geh0t;E~he.
o. I S'f~ 4. Racket
81 F%M IL lancer
"AIIL Il. Watt.
The music was by the Opera House orche..
na, anu me musie II Sa-all being the very
.ssess SUD popular airs and played In pe,tec,
atne and harmony. The floor vas We'll
.a1td toe temperature just right and she
GumSts PRESENT Just larg. enough to com.
,crowdin2. - y -
The !i.s OF participants Published in yts.
s'SA! IStEtuGtScEE, who were expected
20 &c FSeseat, ~ss about complete. All the
Young ladies, with two o, three exceptions,
we're present; sere.a. married people nor
hEned Yesterday were also p,esen. and en-.
ie'.d Is fully into the e1joyuen. OF the oc.
canon IS thee who were no, mated. In adj.
u!i!oa several society men who we're 20
unfortunate as to be without ladies were on
hsnd AND made themselves agreeable. The
yoahG ladies from abroad will certainly no,
Ne able TO complain OF lsef OF attention,
tot tEey received plenty oil Ii.
II Shl the intention 10 baye the ball tc!l
a'ess affair, and such ii may be said 10 have
eten- The gentlemen were clad in the yeyu.
!aaon c!sw hammer, .;eeteEo. The ladies
"ere clad In rpsiling silks, sheeney ssiius
and soft sTiss. All the costumes were made
up vita shor,skjris and in the laies, fall
dress style, The color. mostly employed
were pale pink and blpe, and creamy whites,
levels spstkled at their throa:s and In
their eara. - -
supper, announced q. u:30 o'clock, was
st!Tet In The south dining room. The pro.
pHetots o: the hotel certainly did themselves
c'edit BY preparing a supper equal II no,
e1ceIllnk any ever sat for = similar occasion.
Three long tables occupied the room, each
s''iss'eally arranged. Flowers were erten.
siTeiy used in decorating. :.
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s,n, Iq E,sa ls M,e' ,, st;t.eBheF q 1873
inflammation Of kidneys and bladder T. Ius w
done for me-what four doctors failed 10 10
re e., eject Of Hop EittpF seemed ltke magic
TF:<wi -
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ouE Ladies Sc, CSC and 81 90 lace shoes
sston!sh all who see them. Just received: a
lot OF ladies' fine lasting button callers.
many Of them very fine thread and wortI,
IRON u . 70 s. 90, which we offer at 81 90
and q =. Ladies wishing a neat comfort.
able house shoe should SEE them. '','
HEISLEtS BEo. & Cos.
Opposite Opera House, Market street.
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lor,for,.> Acid Phosphate I'M ,p.hrt.,x

DR.. c. S. Ellis, Wabash, Ind, says: Il p.e.
scsibed it for man who had used inlo1i.
cauts to excess for fifteen Year., but during
The las, two year has entirely abs.ained. He
thinks the Acid Phosphate Is Of much bens-
1T 10 him. rrh,tw
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Reduction IN PihuuS.

Present stock Of pianos, s,etuway, Kn.b.
Chicse.ing, Halle. / Dayis, Emerson, Hard
rsn, Guild, &c, at the very lowest prices
and great reduction 70. cost. Call early an;
secure g'ea, bargains.
LrcAs' Mrsrc Sfozf,
ii1J Main styaet Il
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VIZ sell trs,-class nailed mill shoes. doubfa
sole, with hob and Hungarian nail, for 81 Is,
Mill men are requested to examine them
whether purchasing or not.
HEtsLErS Bro. & Cos.
Opposite Opera House, Market street
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Jtme;r Harry Gssiaer, alias Charley
Ford" George Cos, alias Bob roed;n Frank
WfEsiotou, tHss Hjexe jameS" leon
Wright, ala, "D:et Little" .lls.
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New; Life

is given by using BRowS's
lRoS Bl7'rERs. In the
Winter it strengthens and
warns the system; in the
Spring it enriches The blood
and conqucrs disease; in the
Summer it gives tone to the
nerves and digestive organs;
in the Fall it enables the
system to stand the saocl,
Of sudden changes.
In no way can disease be
SO surely prevented IS BY
keeping the system in per-
feet condition. Browns
lRoS BlTrERs ensures per-
feet health through the
changing seasons. it disafms
the danger from in,ps,te
water and miasmatic al.
and It prevents Cons.,np-
ton, Kidney and liver Dis
ease, SC. =
H. Z 5. Berlin, Esq. Of the
wcll-known firm Of II. S.
Berlin & Co., Attorneys, Le
Droit Building. Washing
ton, D., C., writes, Dec. 5th.
1891;
ca'atme'.. ,.kc pl..s-
rse in stating tina, have used
Browns Iron Biners for ias.
lara and nervous uuut'.es
catscd by oceswo!s viii,
cscellen, results.
Beware Of limitations.
Ask for BRows;'s Iron Blr-
TIERS, and 'xsist on having
it. Don't be imposed on
with something recon-
mended as "Jnst as ,gooR."
Inc genuine is made only
by the Brown Chemical Co.
Baltimore, Nd.
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A TRIPLE source OF hsppine.s:-a good bust.
neS. y eonten,ed mind and Il bottle OF DR..
Rulls Cough syrup.
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The following shows the range OF the Tier.
hibnieter. rs Observed at schneprs drug store
Opera Hout. cOrE.l, yesterday:
=. Rt.Sr.K7rk t7A.k. 4.seK7rk
70 ID CO C! As IS q IS
iSHfcAHi0Ss.
WAsHlyaTos, D. C., November IS, j AN.-
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, partly
cloudy weather with local rains, horiherIy
winds. becoming variable or higher .erupera.
lure and pressure.
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THiep invoice Of Ladies' hand seyed Com.
mon Sense Shoes jus. received at
L. Y. Dloxp's.
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4 FULL line OF Ladies French and Curacao
Kid Button hand sewed. In the la,eat STYLES
the Grec.an toe. at l.. Y. HIosns
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aEILtfRr.

Gen. a. }. Warner OF Msriett.. w,s in
town yesterday.
NJ. John Jennings of Well.vilIe, vas in
Bellaise yesterday.
The Independent says there will be whole.
sale grocery store established here very soon.
Miss Dora Moore was taken suddenly IL
with heart disease q: her piace in n. Sonne.
boIn's store yesterday and was carried hong.
She Is now much better. -
1t hiss been decided TO hold union religious
services on Thanksgiving day, o, the United
Presbyterian Church, and Rev. J. X. AIcEai.
lip will preach the sermon.
Mr.. Louis Grel!a and wife celebrated their
silver wedding in handsome style a, their
home on Gravel Hill, and they and their
many friends enjoyed themselves ple...a,Ir
all evening.
The Bellaire, Z4nesyille Il Cincinnati mar.
row gauge has purchased another freight To-.
comotlve that Is expected 10 soon be &. WORK.
The trains on this prosperous road are rel.
ting heavier as we'll as more frequent.
There are glass houses and ,umo.s OF more
glass houses In Eellaire, and the stock OF Two
separate window glass houses is being taken
| rapidly. Now DeIlsise Is talking OF putting
her oar into the steel nail business that l.
attracting attention elsewhere.
Mr. u. Nelson has had his house on
Guernsey street raised up and moved back
from the street, very much to the improve.
n1ent in appearance OF Colonel i.,nkinfs
and Mr. Robert Chisholu's dselliucs on
either side. as we'll as OF his own.
Mr.. 10! Stephens yesterday took his fam.
lily to Mingo. where he joins 20 many people
from this neighbo.hood who have been nj.
ttsc,ed TO tt. new iron works. We wan,
more establishments here to keep a, home
every one and bring TO US more yet, -
The audience that assembled at the N. T.
CHURCH 10 hear Eli Perkins on the rh;ios.
ophy OF Fun waS large one: butt was
disappointed. The general opinion is that
he falls too fur behind Bn-dett, or eye, Dr
Wiiiets, for companion. Still the lsu.hh,er
OF the audience was proof that Eli was not
q bore. He had the joke on the doctors, but
they took 1t good naturally, as did one OF
heliaire's lawyers whom he hit. Dus,Iet,
had larger audience the second time Than
the first, and Wiiiets would have very
large audience should he come again; bnt
Eli would prove a failure az a drawing al.
| tractiau -....-..- - 's -
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WE TELL THE PEOPLE

or Wheeling flat yon do yourselves
and little oncts gross Injustice II yoa bny
one dollai's worth Of Clothing or Fur.
nlsl,ing Goods until you have seen our
tremendous sactltlce purchase and learn.
cd orr extremely low prices. These
bargains are absolutely and Diet ldcdIy the
most convincing ever offered for yonr
consideration. 81
hoys' Overcoats, from i 10 II years,
reduced 10 81 Is. Mems Oyercoals re.
dnced TO $500. We have ull sizes, an.I
can TT the smallest or largest mnn. We
have hundreds OF finer grades IN all
shapes and styles. Call early and avoid
the rush. KLINE BROTHERS,
x The Reliable Clothiers,
81 Twelfth Street.
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YOU can save from Toe to 81 % per pair By
buying your boots at - I
HEISLtlS BRo. 4 Cos.
Opposite Opera House, Msrke, street
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HOTEL ARRIVAL.

John Reed. Brooke CO VIC Boo,h, Baltimore
wm ienE. Pittsburgh Louis Ho,twat. fTtt,t'ch
AyEo HoIiway. Pitt.bursh " a Conn,:ock, SAndu.k,
Ban kInsop. " ell.buEgS Sample, liouton
Lew Va Cnirsrs!iy X pouthoo,w Y Gniy'y
" Netr!l. Newark frSnc!s. Newark
/ Jacobs. Pittsburgh II Nation, " ia
q II Baker, Va Vim Coaa,u, n,.,bursh
a EBruSi. wv. III Ls.riHler, New Yo,l
" Tlel!. Toledo JRGan1rAhr, s2t \ Rob-
7 L bonneville, PhIlAdA E Z Williams. Pit,.bnrgh
jTCsuuifine ! vi, Lind u K 4 TGitot y&fsunor,s
John shrsie, aonadsT HE Cali. Emp Drill, Pgh
Ess6n, Detroit, GiCh A \ Atwood, Ssy Yo.s
Dr. II = Phillips. rrh Jwehrentn, cItT
i 5 lf0ohler. Pittsburgh C. = CIrrnll, Guysntot,.
IS Alden. Ctersia-i Wftio, Ereetort' o
J Galway. Cincinnati Wm Btihe. phIlAdA
\ Dunn. Sand usky Mary Emily, Troy, o
Mis- Kensty. Layton, O
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no CLOSE OUT

no CLOSE OUT
Tie following Goods, will offer,
- pairs Won.en's Lace and Baton
Shoes at $l.eo per pair. S
~ pairs INSISTS Lace md Button Shoes
at $500. z
1T pairs Infants Leather Button
Shoes At 9lc. nj
J. ". AMICK'S,
1143 Main Street. +
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| ShaA ~ fst'tt.
Our 4. p. intend organizing uniformed
division, : '''>' :
Our dry goods merchants report business
splendid the past week.
The steamer lonas is lying at the foot n;
Washington street, waiting for business,
The Excelsior Cornet band metlast eyen;n,
70 complete the arrangements for their les.
tival. -S''
The G. a. Il. headquarters VIII be omen
every Saturday avening for Informal meet.
| ings OF niembera 1 go
Only one OF our saloonists fell undcr the
notice OF the Grand Jury this term. a count
reveals the fact that we have TWENTY-FIVE
places where liquors are sold. - ~
The biggest thing in Martins Ferry is tho
new EIson glass works, which are being n,,,h.
cd TO completion As rapidly as possible They
gre all soofed now, end tier machinery Lsss
begun to arrive, r|E ''>'
Frank Crowl, the lad who was accidentally
shot last Sunday week, Is not getting .lonv ~
well, and his death Is now considered caria;n
within few days. Ills mind wanl1rs , "na
he Is restless; inflammation has set in and
us faculties seem somewhat impaired. Aii
that love, skill, patient pGSlns and Constant
attention coHsa 90 has been done, bur tho
ead seems near. The family have The hn, nv.
sympathy Of the entire community.
The Library Association has determined ia
give loan exhibition during the wecs enJ !.
ing December 93d, for the benefit Of ,h.ir
fund, aaL have been promised abundant a !.
s!ctauGc FROM seYoral local social oTpn n;.a.
tons, including the A!cadans, Hey' Wr;r's
history class, the shreye Literary Societv md
Others. A meeting Of all the mpmb ers n thu tha
association will be held at Ong's srur store
next Tuesday evening to apportion tho v wort
and appoint committees. The idea m "uS
with hearty public approval aud graua I s,,',.
cess is predicted. 80. 9 S''.' guy '''
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Y6T ERu~.
TEYESl

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SALT RI[EUM.
pS()RI

PSOKlASlS. .l -
n u. f. CARPENTER. ESQ.,, Henderson, N. T.. cured nj
bo t o, Lepsoy Of twenty years Standing BY
a s fG1 faMa sesoiye; Sblood In'iae internally
euses} externally. The most wonderful ease s. an
record. Cure certified to before Justice ~ ~, ~
peis ,S sna r%,omlnen, citizens All sae,j
for this testimonial 10 full -, ee''a ~ w
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A WORD Of CAUTION
70 INTENDED PURCHASERS
Fall and Winter Wraps.

BLUM K MARKS, 1tti Main street are one
Of the Iargss. dealers III this city. Aanutac.
tute theft oxn sacques, cioass, Do!maas.
Misses, Chsldren.' and Infants Cloaks
BLUM d MARX" are able 10 Aho~ yor
more garments and finer array OF stylei 10
choose from, than any other house IL tie
city.
BLUM 4 MARKS posses. greater facilities
" compete with their .iyaIs in the trade, ~
sll their Garments are manufactured By
Asssr, I. BIum 4 Co., Philadelphia, and &.
Hum 4 Bro OF New York, ard forwarded
here .. fast IS finished Recollec. all goods
for their tssde is especially made for Whe,i.
Ing trade. In tinish Of workmanship and fl
they beat any goods Of any mauufac.u'e-in
The country.
Purchasers of this line OF goods DO not fail
when in search OF q rare bargain 10 call a.
the Reliable Clothing House Of
ESfnnn ~ Marks.
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tRJD1EroET,

,Hf-.E#h n. .I1I
The following perons we're tried befo,a
Mayo! Junkins on charges OF being drnnt
and disorderly: George HebbIt,s. lined :;
and cost; Tim Connolly, fined Sc and cau,..
George Bone, fined Sand costs, james s tor =
hraker, fined $2 and costs; James McI."nt
lin, tlned . and costs. They ali paid iho
penalties assessed. p"'' ,g t''e
! In the past few months several bn,,,o, =,
have been committed in Brideeport hsss;.ias
numerous. petty thefts. The police bays bs"s
on the lookout, and yesterday thew ,,nenr,h ei
gang OF juvenIle desperadoes reealarIv " o,.
ganised and equipped. who, inspired by i;m.
novels and the lame OF the James bovs had
started gu. to emulate the example Of ,hnss
noted rhighwaynnn. The gang consists, NJ
iye boys fran eleven TO fourteen years old
Tue RENDEZVOUS has been an old at boat NV, ~,
the creek shore, in kirkwood, wbere I th w.
would gather at night aud eat Incl, .,oisn
goods, and plan new enterprises. Yts,e. uev
they wsra srtssled and lodged in iail
and they will have hearing Iii I'll,
morning before bis honor Mayor rnnt a
Ing. They confess to surprising ,,umbe BERN n
crimes OF petty nature, and laugh and ,nlt
lightly Of their deeds They give Their na amos
IS follows: Lewis Adanis,S slins .Frsnl
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FOE aEST
Po2 SALE,

FOE SA4E-4 IALc4BIv IIrt;,
= e. r9zsi tAEs "a 4 CSttii%. ,!. lsef.
~, SS-n t.hst a ia t,1sa& tl,sssSst .tts %
Ky y; - ststx ,.Syeata It TStsIa s,.e. s-fal
= Lcs..tT - szl!ttss kIts Ikit Ts;T t.,:,.s
Is,,ts. y AkSat IL: kaptsr- tJCy XI;ft; 49,,
~ Es7cs, eosssr Xi;lst 1taTs s.s eei.
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tux greatest aiscoEefics Of he 10Th century
will have been !e!nna aRa 1iaa8l;p, CT y
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C>"AItma'.' | ,.kc pl.-s-
rse in stating tina, l have used
Browns Iron Binets fer ra,.
lara and nervous trout. IS.
carsed by oveswo.s viii,
cScellen. results,
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Constantinople, August 12.--The
ambassadors upon initiative from
France, made an urgent representation
to the porte in regard to the agitation
against the Christians in Syria and
other parts of Turkey. France has ac-
cepted, under certain reservations, a
proposal for the collective protection
of the Suez canal.
The sultan has directed that in addi-
tion to his proclamation declaring
Arab Pasha a rebel, his acts are con
trary to the precepts of the Koran.
Considerable Importance is attached to
this express mention of the Koran
against Arab.
Alexandria, August 12.-The Cold
stream and G%renadier guards have ar
rived here.
The British government has pur-
chased a large hotel in Port Said for
use as a hospital.
The Scots guards and Grenadier
guards landed to-day, and marched to
Ramleh. Over a thousand Arabs COL
lected along the line of march.
The London Times says: When the
army of Arab Pasha has been dispersed
n its leaders brought to an account
for their misdeeds, we shall have to
make sure that the difficulty may not
recur in a new form. Egypt will be in
our hands. 1t will not be open for us
to retire from the country and leave
events to take their own course. This
is the resolve of England, and when 1t
becomes necessary to seek the sanction
OF other powers for the result, the
concert of Europe will be invoked in a
sense very different from that with
which we have lately been familiar.
In the house of commons the post
master general said there was not the
slightest chance that the p~ostofice
department will ever purchase the
telephone lines.
The Dublin garrison has been strong.
ly reinforced.
A strike of miners at Wilkesbarre,
Penn, is now in progress.
During a fight between two factions
of the Creek nation, in the Indian
territory, Tuesday last, one man was
killed and three wounded.
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st. Paul, August 12.-Carlton Hol-
land, the well known grain inspector,
arrived in st. Paul to-day from the
west, where he has made an examina-
tion of wheat with special reference to
quality. His reputation makes the
opinion of great interest and value. In
an interview he stated his conviction
that 60 per cent. of the wheat in Mime
sofa and Dakota would grade No. l and
a great deal of the balance would &c
No. 2. He also stated that there would
be a rather material per cent of soft
varieties of wheat. He pronounced
the average berry the best ever raised
in the northwest.
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FinnncIaI and COMMERCIAL

New York, August. 12.-Silver bars,
113a; Money, 8; Governments I'M
changed Stocks generally firm;
Western Union $50; Quicksilver,
10; Pacific, 40; Mariposa, 2; Wells
Fargo. 100; New York Central,
1861; Erie, 800; Panama, 1855; Denver &
Rio Grande, 6Of; Union Pacific, 1174;
Bonds, 11bt; Central. Pacific, "a;
Bonds, 116; Sutro, 4.
Copper firm at 1St@1s4.
Petroleum dull. Crude, 6s665; re-
fined, 7; United, Coz.
Australian tin, 25.
Mining stocks very dull; Robinson
declined from 65 to 55; Sellers, 60;
Chrysolite advanced from 23O to 24u;
Navajo advanced 40 to 495; Oriental
and Miller sold at 23 and %; State
Lines Nos. 2 and 3, at 81; Consolidated
Virginian declined to 3S. Sales to-day,
77,540 shares. Total for the week,
500, 1866 shares. Total bnllion receipts
in New York for the week from mines,
$245, 600.
Baltimore, August 12,-Refned cop
per quiet at ia.
New York, August 11.-During the
past week general trade has been I'M
mistakeably slow-disappointingly slow
in some cases, for an early inserting of
fall trade has been expected and ex-
p~ectation has been disappointed. Most
of the disappointment has been felt by
those who have been combined to put
prices up and keep them up in the
expectation that the crops would be
bath unusually late and short and as a
consequence that prices would have a
downward tendency.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-08-13
Put Life Into Your Work.


A young mans interest and duty both
dictate that he should make himself indis-
pensable to his employers.
A young man should make bis employer
his friend by doing faithfully and infinitely
all that is entrusted to him.
1t Is q great mistake to be o~ver-nicely
~fastidious about work. Pitch in readily
and your willingness will be appreciated,
while the "high-tonedn young man who
bubbles about what it is, and about what
it is not his place to do, will get the cold
shoulder. There is a story that George
Washington once helped TO roll a log that
one of his corporals would not handle, and
the greatest emperor of Russia worked as
I shipwright in England, to learn the bust
ness. That's just what you want to do.
BE energetic, look and act with alacrity,
take an interest in your employers sue
cess, work as though the business was your
own, and let your employer know that he
may place absolute reliance in your word
and on your act Be mindful have your
mind on your business; because it is that
which is going to help you, not those out
siGc attractions which some of the 'boysr
are thinking about. Take o pleasure In
work do not go about II in a ~listless form
al manner, but with a~lacrity and cheerful
ness, and remember that while working
thus for others, you are laying the founda-
ton OF your W success In life.