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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-02-10
Shocking Casualty.

Galveston, 9.-At 10 o'clock on the
night of the It'll. Msjor w. D. Wash
burDe. superintendent of construction OF
the Missouri Pacific, with his special car,
was on an inspecting tour and went to the
last switch. The engine and train re-
turned two miles for water Msior
Washburne, getting tired, called for a
handcar to carry himself and party. The
following were on the hand car: Msior
Wasbburne, J. w. Painter, W. NJ.
Stall, superintendent for w. A. Cole
man & Company, track contractors,
Negroes occupied toe centre and pro-
PEELED the car. They had not gone a
quarter OF mile, when Painter saw q
head light turning curve. He signslled
the approaching train to stop and ordered
the negroes to reverse the hand car.
They had hardly turned when the first
Hat car was upon them. Psinetr jumped
to the ground, followed by the negroes,
and Major Wash burne leaped off on the
opposite side When the train stopped
Major Washburne was found senseless,
one arm cut off and otherwise bruised,
having been run over by one ear. Mrs.
Stall was. crushed to death, twelve cara
having passed over her. Mr.. Stall was
on the opposite side, msnged and liter
ally cut to pieces. George, the little boy,
was found on the track under the cars,
with his head crushed. he only lived an
hour. The remains of the Stall family
were gathered up and sent to New JERSEY,
Major Washburne was not dead when
first iound. He was placed on car and
brought to Waco, where he died soon
afterwards.
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A Similar Suit.

Chicago, 9.-The suit of j. A. Hsmlin
against VIII. J. Davis, for the possession
OF the lease of the Grand Opera House, is
said by good lawyers to have a better
chance of success than would appear
from the outline of plaintiffs cause laid
out in the bill. A case Of Identical bear
ings has but recently been settled by the
supreme court of California, though the
conditions here are very much more
favorable. The case was that Of Cover
as. Andrew. employer and EMPLOYEE.
Plaintiffs were wHrehousemen, and An
drew was their clerk. Hopkins was pro-
prietor Of the building. Andrew nego-
tiated with him for a lease of the
premises to himself and one Ross. Hop
kins, understanding that the Covers
would positively not pay ali advanced
rental, and having an offer of SI5O sddi-
tional per month from Andrew, signed
the lease to take effect upon the expira-
ton of the Covers tenure. When these
facts became known, Andrew was dis
charged from the employ of Cover,
and an injunction asked for to prevent
Andrew making any transfer. The
petition Was not granted, and Guwer ap-
Ii led ! n Supreme. court. The de-
c!siUn Of Inc i'~er court was reversed.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
WASHINGTON.
a Question gof Right : Star
Rnnfa Runners.

Washington, 9.-The House commit
taa If WAYS and means referred the Sher-
man and Randall funding bills 10 SUB
com NIT. ee. of which Kelly Is cAalrmsn'
The President has been officially IN
formed that the naval committee OF Inc
Senate reported adversely the nomlns-
ton of j. 81. Watmaugh for PaymAater-
general Of the navy, because OF charges
corroborated by investigation, that ne
secretly bought and sold navy supplies
contrary to law. As Watmaugn.s re-
cord is not clear. it is believed the Fresl-
dent will withdraw the domination.
Democrats are ineensed because Sen
ator Brown defeated the election OF Nel!s
Brown for acting chief clerk. Davis
voted for it, but Brown against it. DEM
ocrats claim that he is trying to curry
favor with the Naturalization so as to
get some Georgia appointments which be
has been active in securing, and to that
end is passing as An independent. Others
charge that he sees a great independent
wave coming in 1884, and wants to ride
it. Brown himself is mum.
A rumor prevails about the court
house, and is given considerable Gre
dence, that the grand jury voted upon
one Of the star route cases which they
have been considering, and directed 4
preseutment for indictment of9J. w.
Dorsey. L. w. Vail, John M. Miner, j..
B. Ssnderson, n. G. Reydell and Thos.
j. Brady. This is what is termed the
Dorsey combination, and they are
charged with conspiracy to defraud gov
eminent
The Senate railroad committee, to-day,
continued the hesriBg OF arguments on
the pending bill to ratify On alleged
grant OF way by the Choct&w nation 10
the st. Louis and San Francisco Rail-
road Company. Ex-Governor Wright,
Of the Choctaw nation, was heard in
advocacy of the bill, and W. O. Tuggle
against it.
The ways and means committee, to-
day. referred to subcommittee of which
Kelly is chairman, the question OF
whether the Senate has the right to
originate funding bill. Randall is also
8 member. The tenor Of the debate indi-
Gated that the representatives held the
Senate had no such right.
Senator Saunders has introduced bill
estsbli-h hing new land district in north
western Nebraska, with the view OF
opening tbat part Of the state to settle
ment.
Between the 1st eff March and The Isl
Of July next the com missions Of over $50
Dcstmssters will expire. Among them
are those of San Francisco, Nevada City
and San Jose, Californis, and George
town, Colorado.
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AUcTIoN SALE.

AOS s0HJ O%@Esasg = no
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE FOLLOWING
Of the Utah Central Railway
said is will be sold for cash,
bidder the of said Com
many at City, Territory Saturday the
of
LIST OF UNCLAIMED FREIGHT AT OGDEN STATION ON 3
HAND JANUARY
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Small Potatoes,

New York, 8.-Under the head OF
Potatoes, they grow small over there. ,,
the Sun says: The cargo of 8, 775 bags OF
German potatoes that arrived by the shin
Antotnette waa sold yesterday. The lot
comprised SO many very small potatoes
that some Of the buyers remarked that
Germans must have thought we were
starving 10 expect US TO buy such stuff.
Some Of them were as large as marbles.
The prices are very low, varying from
lie to 2lc. per bushel.
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Star ROute Lett,Do

Washington, 9.-The awards under
the late proposals for star route service
have oeen nearly all made. Only per-
ton OF the routes In the states Of Kansas,
\ Nebraska and California, and all OF
those II Louisiana and Texas vet remain
to De let. There were EVER A.. 600 bids
received So TINS letting, and about 25. 600
awards will be made upon the proposals.
me fofm7l announcement of wards will
be made about March first week.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-05-14
"a. haYclCK'; R.W siVcS I'LL
ALL OVER THIS VAST COUNTRY

TIE PEOPLE kNr5W fIIrM!
TIE PEOPLE USE TRIM:
TIL pLOPi.E IltAYcTs I'll
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1t Happened SO.


Al a well-known watering place one day
Il week gale of wind got loose and went
4 a tear. A short time before anything
X hit man employed on the grounds
bticed that the windmill did not respond
thp whistle OF ssOld Boreas," so he
IOuned the scafiolding to Ego aloft" and
h the fan in order. About half up he
Ime to robins nest, with the old birds in
They regarded him as an intruder, and
Hacked him with so much fury that they
Ihy drove him down to the ground.
Fhhn two minutes after he had reached
bra frma, and before he had time to 60
ller bis gun, % the wind struck the tower
|th so much force as to bring it down fiat,
llm ruins. Evidently had the man been
lrr he would have been badly injured,
thaps killed. Isn't this singular Incl.
nut, and doesn't it seem as though a pro
Erting power used gentle instruments tc
|Te this mans life I
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A Lovely MAY Day in New orleans.

On Tuesday always Tuesday, May 8, the
F4th Grand Monthly Distribution of the
ko1lsi ma State Lottery occurred. Generals
4, Beauregard of In. and Jnbal A. Early of
7irginia had as usual the entire charge. The
prningOf fortunes wheel spilled out promis-
pously Sll040n. Hereafter the monthly distri-
|ntion will be S265, 500, on an enlarged scheme,
gith tickets at S5-the relative value Of the u
lith capital prize Of $751; 600. The first capital
Pie, 10000, was drawn by ticket No. l9,l02
aeldby John Weger, the postmaster at Kasota,
inn. The second capital, 100000, was drawn
d No si,63s, held by Charles Nelson, corner
lxteenth street and Avenue NJ, Galveston,
Aeas The third capital, $4,000, was sold In
aalyes to ticket No 1880 The two f2) fourth
Rpltal prizes of 81, 500 each were drawn by No.
,i8 and No. IL, ,s22. Tho next drawing, with
scheme more than donbly enlarged, takes
! lace Oh Tuesday always Tuesday,, July nth;
~ for further Information apply to M. A.
euphln, New Orleans, Ia.
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,,.r,l,,. WILSON.

, 2 .,s@s4 e.5t
.,.o Of the English Pnslls. NV, mnD syi.
Os,,g,plilns Oss.saprlns to Meet the 0H"
Ivan. ,pn,adelphia Times III sfEf
.,,.na me English pugilist, VINO
"Tug" Mhson onnntry on June " 70 staliu
arrived in tnis DE- lost hest Of American boxers, y
Inn before w ~ M M contest with the glAis
n training ,oh iol vii viii take place at Gilmore
Sullivan, wllleYH Yorh On July IN. Ills curr,-
Gardep, New IA, -, The average sparrer WIN
ruum Is tLas ',s not nearly so severe nor are
I'M gloves, pu. "oO sn many as II he were 10
Ihe restrict,lo''oa lied fists. Tugs" appear
ght with tng ,.,v i'r In his favor; his eyes are
snce Is cerIaan, rosy and his proportions
bright, bis elleenv those Of a bullock. Like
uggestiye " o,ber noted prize fighIers ne y
reaasrEabiy rea ai modest, a,,aad ana p,dsr ~ claimed
elaIlN1ty atr when complimenteu y M u,dppT1 en
ehSOl Sssck by one of bis admirers M anp ona
& b ule uoS al Ito 20 in and WIN, ls 49, .,nr
ouragivD himself, however, never nasH Az .hot ~
encs .hat ~ Of his backcr VINO reies s,eh Jn l has
oes ,nr .,,"' tenacity Of his W1lien .1a..ai @
puliuVs him the nickname oi ug.
sfneu .loi@ht ls nearly exactly tne sai.le re
Us ,"p Se'5 6e landed, but he seems W nay nay
Ehen, ne arsat ,r many pounds OF rat with
eplaeeu ,SSi,son does not at all look brutal
nuscle, VA n the initiated would seem
n cruel a." IN tbe world to strike announcer
be last inan nrt His hight Is medium and
hleie eE I'd IeGs are like oaks. AS iof ms
arl,o ao,' arr arc nrobably the biggest IA Inns
kts t1ey az. .;sea every morning at half past
\ ~ W IN rubbed down before dressing.
and Is Weii ~" hdsk walk before break
lle,l ~ al ho s;ts down to at half past ..
A., Mn,Sn s,sts If mutton chops, toast and tea
unlimited quantities. lie Is mob 10Y, W
y and abnormally large ea1e' tn,..io M ~
5dst he starts on what be cails n.le
.oN 'JlH j. which is a leg-stretcher OF elgnl
sVs' "s' al rapid pace. On ms return
r. % he indulges In shoWer-Dath
~ =, down with hand gloves and
rGn vth the dumb-bells, and at
sIvlS@ TN no dimes. For dinner he eats roast
osN w mutton, whichever he may fancy
\, W. " nh,rren and light dessert. AT thi'
IinH NV eI ,s eNowed one glass of English alt
fal M u' ,oore At 2 o'clock he walks nl
NJ r"Une %O 10 the Falls of Schuylkill wifi
NJ ~ 1,sn and nturns about 4. At $50 h
.spSs # supper the last meal Of the day
! T. made up Of mutton chops, toast, tel
sges, One privilege which he delight
!. ! small quantity of gin In the tea
=, some more practice with the dumb
N NJ and rubbing down he retires to bed a
lie will fight Sullivan for ID minutes
hieh includes four rounds ofthree minutes
m one minute interval between them
,lIiyan wagers 81 600 that he will "knocl
N Wilson before time is called.
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OzoTH1EG.
BIG BREAK ALL ALONG THE LINE,
AT JOHN H. MooRE's

AT JOHN III. MOORE'S
ass-MARKET sTREEr-aas.
Great reduction in
the price Of our stock
of Spring and Sum
mer Clothing for Men,
Boys and Children.
From to-day we are
determined to close
out ourstock Of Spring
and Summer clothing
and have reduced
lprices accordingly.
Our $40 Wooden
Suits are reduced to
81 and So; our $l2
Suits to $50 and $40;
our $l5 Suits to $l2'
and $13 and SO on
through the whole line.
In our Boys and
1 Children's Department
J. the mark-down is still
more noticeable. Many
. of our children's suits
are marked at cost,
~ some below cost and
all at greatly reduced
'' prices. We make this
great reduction in
time so as to clear
! our counters for the
j. Fall and Winter trade
Cali and see for your
self and be convinced
,. that first-class cloth
il. ing can be bought as
cheap, if not cheaper
here than at any place
tn. in the country.
''' Full lines of suit
ings and trousering'
always on hand il
OF ct our Custom Depart
ment which has beel
doing a heavy trad
since last March. Goo
C ut tiers, first-clas
goods and trimming
and superior work
men characterize thi
Is. Department in ever.
branch.
Zoo GentIemanly clerk
400 aSS will wait on yo.
9SS s.SS whether you wish t
10" 90 purchase or not, at
JOHN H. MOORE'S,
228 Market Street.
i.Vo 6-8-l .------
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> by asking too much we may lose the
ltle that We had before" Kidney-WOrt asks
|nng but a fair trial. This given, it fears no
u Of faith In Its virtues. A lady writes from
hegon For thirty years have been afflicted
bth kidney complaints. Two packages Of
lduey Wort have done me more good than all
le medicine and doctors have had before. /
eleye it is sure cure.o
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JOHN II. BRITToN,
s2i West Sixth street,

many Of Mn tbo,oof OF equally strong endorsements
iTglarkahp nnyN mn Voluntarily given showing the
p p uralnafv IN AL diseases of the kidney liver
as ass any piyalgsaa,h If amy one who reads this
4sNser Ofdelay' trouble, remember the great
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Remit Money or Bank Draft I'm Letter, or send
by Express Don L send by Registered Letter or
Post Office Order. Orders of 50 and upward by
Exnress can be sent at our expense. Address ali
orders 10 r.. NJ. BoARDMAE, Courler-Journa
building, LouiSyille, Mr., Oh IL. Al. BoARD-
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ALFRED WALTON, M. D.

II. II W ,WILMINGToN, DEL, Aug. IA 1881.
year. i. bsA.k MAkYER Go.-bEAR SIR: For several
General d"bii,te. hn eeen troubled from lame back,
PhycE,SS SFEan On the recomemdatsn sss ntd n ~ te
Kidney and philadelphia i used Warner's = Safe
ELECTS We're '.ner ~, Cure. can only add that It's
desired, anG l all that could have been nossibiy
human f,rnl @ N relief Is thorough, and NJ far as
S'sht can judge permanent.
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RUTH ATTEsTED.
e9NE IMPORTANT STATEMENTS OF
Fiji gSIEr1nl'-kNoWN PEOPLE WHOLLY yERI-

tha h@ a,ir orler that the public NAV fully realize
lle lnnl, lsnniniirhess of the statements as well AS
publish Ldaln.l alln value Of which they speak, we
parties watvteWith the facsimile signatures OF
truth Of ipse i"se sincerity Is beyond question. The
The acts tse n' testimonials Il abosiute, nor can
'"ey announce be ignored.
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DRUGGISTS.
EAI.TH IS WEALTH.

EREAfMENT a specific for Hystefla, Dizziness,
EonNls lsinhs, Nervous Headache, Mental Depres-
lnn, loss Of Memory, Spermat0rrhGa, linpo=
ehey, Involuntary RemissiOn, Premature Old
AEr, caused by 0ver-exertion, scif-abuse, or
RSer-nanlgeher, which leads to misery decay
ha death. One box will cure recent cases. E4teh
~ N contains one months treatment. One dollar
my, noN' 9r slN hoxes for IS; sent by mail prepaid
N tt,tlpl oil Prize. We guarantee six boxes to
&nit Hl9 ttse, With each order received by as
~ ~ IN h9Ats, accompanied with s., we will snnd
~ ~ pnfgllasrI written guarantee TO return the
.i"nes .,s y ne treatment does not effect cure,
Z h,galliller ,g,lil lssucd only by N. Is. DANFoRInt
DiiuREislt corner Second and Market streets, WIZ
Fihhgtnh, Delaware, ole agent
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HARpER's FRANKLIN SQUARE Ii
BRARY weekly publication, contain
ing works of Travel, Biography, History,
Fiction and Poetry, at prices ranging from
10 TO 25 cents per number. Full list Of
be furnished gratuitously on application
to HARPER q BROTHERS. Subscription
price, per year, of 50 Numbers, $1,000.
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DEsT EVER MADE, EMORYtS LITTLE
ID DCATHARTICP PILLS, pleasant 10 take, sugar
coated, NO gripping; only y cents box; Of Drug
street, New York aprT-d&w-Sm
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.Roueh on Rats. 1"

clears out rats, mice, reaches, flies, ants,
ld.bugs skunks, chipmunks, gophers. Is
kpts. Druggists.
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WILMINGTON DEL, Au9. "a. 1881,

physiria,, MANNER Il Go.-GRNTLRMEN: As
laIe anu also in the capacity of druggist,
Warmer Ss.iihtnded mn and prescribed the use OF
bprrs6ps oalg AZ Kidney and Liver Cure to at least
each an, ,,r, ii aIilleted with Kidney trouble. In
cry instance they were cured.
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Harper's Periodicals.
PER YEAR.

PER YEAR.
HARPER'S MAGAZINE 4.O0
HARPER'sWEEKL -3a-.z- 400
HARPER'S BAZAR4 400
The THREE above publications 1000
Any Two above named ZOO
HARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE 1.5O
HARPER'S MAGAZINE + 4 m
HARPER's YOUNG PEOPLE '.o0
HARPER's FRANKLIN SQUARE
LIBRARY, (52 numbers), III 1000
INDEX TO HARPER's MAGAZINE, Vols.
to go, syo, Cloth 400
Postage free to all subscribers in the Uni
ted States or Canada.
TT
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tB- HARPER's CATALOGUE, com
prising the titles of between three and four
thousand volumes, will be sent by mail on
receipt of Nine Gents.
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Capital Prize, $75, 900.
i, 9e7 Prizes, amounting to.,..........

9e7 Prizes, amounting to...............,szoo sOo
Apnlication for rates to clubs should only De
made to the Office ofthe company In New oIisana. si
For further information, write Clearly, 9iislntb
0iIl address send orders by express OF heElsII
tered letter, or Money Order by mall, addfesseo
ohis W NJ A. DAUPHIH,
New Orleans, La.
Or NJ. A. DAUPHIN, al "a ~
- 6G7 Seventh Street, Washington, ID. U.
N. .B.-ordera addressed to New Orleans VIII
receive prompt attention. mye-oWo's@m
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R.ANAarzxr1s 3 IRONY.
'I-''7''rFTT1s''T'T177T7
BARGAIN SECTIONS.

RARdAIN SECTIONS fsgs
Daily inspections of Oak
Hall stock show the cleanest
and freshest remainders of
Clothing for Men and Boys
that we have ever held at the
declining end of a season.
This is satisfactory, but we
have too many goods yet. Our
needs are less stock and more
room. We are ready to stand
a sharp cut on some prices to
get the goods out. gftff
Just as fast as possible we
are gathering into BARGAIN |
SECTIONS all odd garments,
broken lots and slow sellers. |
In the latter are some of our
best goods. The caprice oil
taste and the whim of judg-
ment as to quality are the un-
known factors in the retailers
problem which often force
choice things to. sharp bargain
prices.
The first two Bargain Sec
tions are open to-day.
BARGAIN SECTION No. |
is on the Minor street end and
east side of Oak Hall. 1t con-
sists entirely of Large Boys
Clothing, as follows
81 Fancy Cashmere Suits, all large sizes, $3.50
If sold separately: Goats, sl.OO; panta-
looms, q: Vests, 5Jcents.
% Elberon Suits, original price, F.50, now O..
rs Victory Cashmere Snits, original price. $3.50,
% Pomeroy Cashmere Suits, original price, -,
81 Warren Cashmere suits, original price, $3.50,
ltO washington Chevot Suits, assorted colors, orr
gihal price, $50, now ~. 90. .,o ....
|
81 Globe Cashmere Suits, original price, 80, now
Inc Globe Cashmere Suits are very fine.
So Fancy Linen Suits, original price, - g.
BARGAIN SECTION No. 2
is at the Sixth and Minor
street corner of Oak Hall, and
contains only Small Boys
Clothing as follows:
100 Blouse Suits; assorted styles original prices,
s. Blouse Suits assorted styles, original pieces,
80 and 81 now $50 ,,,..., e,,,.
both plain and plated, original price, ~,
30 Globe Cashmere Blouse Suits, original price,
} 81 Globe 6asslmere Blonsc Suits, original price,
= $50 now 500.
Two tGs fun Of Mems Fancy Duck s yes,s
elegant. RA&N ~ u kt
0 Some of the clothing quoted
here has been largely sold al
: readjusted prices, between the
3 original and the bargain rate
! ! of to-day. To-day prices arr
j made independent of cost ol
value only to move the goods
Z Readjusted prices continued
g 3 ton our general stock.
s.
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Strictly Non-P Partisan.


AZ
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All the Local
.~.t%
AND
,Telegraphic News

'|a" 1861
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Cartoon by Thomas Mast
And numerous other attractions.
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In the city of LOUISVILLE, on
Monday, July 3lst, 1882.

These drawings occur monthly under provisions
of an act of the General Assembly OF Kentucky.
The United States Circuit Court on March 81
rendered the following decision:
FirstLThat the Commonwealth Distribution
Company Is legal.
Second-Its drawings are fair.
The Company has now on hand Il large reserve
fund. Read carefully the list of prizes of The
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Hs afHf H zasHa8
H fs4it5 a#4 d 5Ha1
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JULY DRAWING.
WHOLE TICKETS, -. HALF TICKETS, 81.
q Tickets, $50; So Tickets, 800.

i, 900 Prizes. 4O'
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100 Blouse Suits. assorted styles original prices,
Sl.JD 1915 and 81. 80, now 81. 80.
81 Blouse Suits, assorted Styles original pieces,
s5. 30 and IS, now $50.
iOI English light weight Cashmere Blouse Suits,
both plain and plated original price, S.
now s..
30 Globe Cashmere Blouse Suits original price,
s.. 80, now -.
81 Globe Cashmere Blouse Suits original price,
$3.50, now 500.
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Readjusted prices continued
on our general stock.
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SUPERIOR ADVANTAGES AS AN
ADVERTISING MEDIUM.

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Two t,hlcs full of MEMS Fancy Duck Vests,
ssoo All fey cheap, some Nersl nne' many
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-02-14
Personal,

Rev. A. J. Crumley, Of Alum Well,
Washington county, called:to see us last
Tuesday.
Mr.. 8. II. Holston, travelling for the
Music house Of W. +. Cummins, Knox
Vile, 10 In town, and Is stopping at the
Thomas House. Those In want Of pianos
or organs-fine instruments--will he
accommodated.
Capt. Henry Lyle, will move with his
family to the vicinity Of johnson City,
In the early Spring. He has purchased
farm, and expects henceforth to be a
tiller Of the soil. We regret to lose him
rs a citizen, and trust he will meet with
success
Mr.. NJ. J. Jennell, of Montgomery
County, is In town, stopping at the
Thomas House. He win remain for a
few days. He has cottage on Solar
HIN aud vacant lot on Water Street
that he wishes TO sell.
Mr.. VIM. Blevlns, of Elizabethton,
Tenn, called to see us few days ago.
Mr.. w. ID. Jones, Of the great dry
goods house, of Wood, Bacon & Co.,
Philadelphia, viii be In town to-mor-
row, and will remain day or two.
Miss Alice Fourmwalt, of Knoxville,
Ia visiting relatives In Bristol. She Is
the guest of Rev. Philip Rhor.
Mr.. j. c. Ollphant, the genilemanly
and efficient agent Of the Tinsalia Coal
& Iron Co., will probably leave to-mor-
row for Estillville. lie will walk over
the proposed line from that point (Es-
tillville) to johnson City, previous to
putting on corps Of engineers to sur
vey the route.
Rev. n. II. Parker, and Mrs. Parker,
were called away last week py the sud-
den death Of Mrs. Newman, Mrs. Par
kcr's mother. The community sympa-
tlizcs with them In their afllction.
Mr.. ID. l.. Ford, late of Knoxville who
has opened the boot and shoe house at
James corner, has rented the beautiful
cottage on 4th Street, adjoining Capt.
Henry Lyle, owned by DIR. W. n. Vance.
lie moved his family into It ycster-
day.
Daniel Miller & Co., ono Of the largest
and most popular dry goods houses of
Baltimore, has notified Mr.. T.. II. Senc-
kcr TO draw on them for $50 to be applied
toward the building Of the new lst Pres
byterian church. They have thus shown
themselves to be- rs liberal us they are
popular.