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The Benton weekly record., 1882-11-02
ancient orderoe United yorkmen

Within the past year this benevolent or
der, which has tiourished SO extensively
in the States, has been introduced in Mon
tana. Lodges are now established at Hell
ena, Butte and other important points
Mr.. J. w. kinsley, the deputy Crane
Master Workman and grand lecturer fol
this jurisdiction, has visited Benton fol
the purpose Of instituting lodge here.
The order is similar~in its work to Odd
Fellowship and Masonry, and provides il
addition beneficiary fund, BY which the
families of its deceased members are paid
from a general contribution the sum OF
$4,000 upon the decease Of any member.
1he membership at large now numbers
over $4,000, and in California alone its
numbers have reached upwards Of s, 900.
it ls Mr.. Kinsley purpose 70 hold d meet
ing some time next week at a time and
place yet to be designated, but which will
hereafter be duly announced III the RECORD
ana the objects and work of the order will
then 6em more fully explained, prior to TAX
5lS definite steps towards organizing Z
The Benton weekly record., 1882-11-02

The Nights Of Euchantment Troune
which has been travelling through TIL
eastern cities. Us arrived in Benton. ana
holds forth for three nights This week a,
WackerIn'8 Hall. In relation tf
the nature Of the performance w
refer our readers to the column advertise.
ment in this paper, and to The large illus.
trated and pictorial posters. which c:t,
now be found upon tile dead walls OF o1l
city. and which excel in advertising
anything ever b,f3re displayed in Benton,
covering space over nne feet high and
about l4O feet long. Taking into consider
alton their manner Of advertising on the
walls and their fine display Of lithograph-
ic work, it would seem that the Professor
understood the virtue of printers ink.
Financially, the show is said to have been a
great success.
Amongst the members Of his troupe
may be mentioned the phenomenal music
al artist, Mr.. Charles Marsden, WHO
is said not to know q single note
in music, playes the most briIli-
ant fantasies &c, as If thoroughly
acquainted with the art Of Musical nota-
ton AS facial expressionist he is said
to stand without q rival, not excepting the
great I4ingard, Barnabee, Or Vivian. His
representations Of German, French, Irish,
and Hebrew characters are claimed tx, be
simply immense. Miss Ida May Lewis in
her alegorical scenes and pictures from
life and fairy like scenes has won, it is said,
the plaudits Of the most refined audiences. |
Miss Leona Watson, said to be Of the
Alice Oates troupe, and late Of the Kel-
loSg English Opera, will positively appear
and each evening render q pot pourri of
The most popular operate gems of the
day. She is d lady who it IL claimed pos
1eSScs voice Of rare expression, quality, |,
and compass.
lu relation TO Professor Charles A.
Lewis, We will simply say that he is said
o possess q New York City reputation
which should be sufficient guaranty that ,
le will amuse our people with the finest |
ever given in the Territory, i
Is he is claimed to sta-d without a rival {
n his acts Of enchantment and mysterious Q
18fvcls. Reserved seats can be secured f
I the pOstoffiCe. !,
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LIES DING CLOTHING HOUSE.
which Presents Fine Display og
Full and Winter Goods.

McssGs, Hirshbcrg & Nathan have be-
youd all question The finest stock Of cloth
ing ever brought to Benton, aud III MANY
particulars the best in Montana. Their
large stock Of fall and winter clio hing has
Aad for IT'S selection more care. money.
time an! experience exercised than any
other Of its kind, and in doing 50 thpv
have taken advantage Of the market and
have studied all If the fall and winter
styles with special reference to the wants
and tastes Of this community. Anyone
dealing with them can rely implicitly up
on the statements which they may make
III reference to their good; and they will
also ttnd they have SO taken advantage of
the market as to be able to furnish any
line Of goods at such astOnislIinglr low
prices, as will surprise and delight the
most experienced buyers, and everybody
who has ever dealt with them knows that
they sell better goods for less money than
any other clothing house i'll Benton, and
that they have not only rhe lowest prices.
but 4 greater variety ;nsl larger assert
ment than any other clothing house. In
blankets and quilts they have the largest
and most complete stock in Montana, and
their buffalo and California blanket ever
coats are not shipped ready made from the !
east, as is done by other clothing houses,
but they are manufactured right here in
Benton, and every coat that is ordered
and made by them is warranted neither to
rip nor tear for three years. Call and see
them and see their large, extensive and
complete assortment Of mems, youths,
boys and children's suits and overcoats,
together with boots, shoes, hats and caps,
Of all qualities, shapes and sizes, and such
as are calculated III every respect to please
and satisfy the most fastidious purchaser
that can be produced, and where every
customer will be waited upon by the most
gent!emenly attendants.
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The Esenton seri.sg BAND.

The services Of this band have been en-
gagged to play at the opening Of the new
Grand Union Hotel next Thursday even
ing, and ac which time and place they
hope and expect to secure the services Of
that accomplished cornetist, Mr. Claus
Peters, to assist them. They will prac-
tice next Wednesday evening at Wacker-
Inns old store on Front street in order 10
be in readiness for that occasion, at which
time All members Of the band are requested
to be present promptly for that purpose.
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a sLgGEE DISCREPANCY

TO the Editor of the Record:
What il the matter with Tattan, any
how? Can it be worms ?-Press.
Whenever Tattan is unable TO answer
charge against him, he calls his filthy
vocabulary into play.-River ? ess.
Every intelligent reader will certainly
notice q discrepancy somewhere in the
above. IfJudge Tattan has ever answered
any thing in such filthy vocabulary as the
above, in public print, / would like to
have it reproduced. Fol the sake of COM
mon decency forbear!
Eprry
The Benton weekly record., 1882-11-02

The proprietors Of the Grand Union
Hotel will open it on Thursday evening,
November. 2a, with ! ball and supper, u
which 4 general invitation il extended.
Should invitation cards not reach our
friends IN the country IN time, they will
please take this ~ \ notice 10 attend.
Tickets, With supper $500.
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Nessrs. Murphy, Neel q GO. have -
cured the services of Mr.. Thomas Gotff,
who is an old and experienced hardware
man. Mr. Golf was originally from Pits
bI1rg, Pa-, baf for the last eighteen months.
he has been the chief salesman Ii charge
Of the hardware store Of Messrs Kinna q
Jaek III Halena.
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To svEaossa II Way Ccucerzs.

OEA. NJ. =. OFT. Z, 1882.
The judith Cattle Company viii convene
their fail iound-up an Ortober 2 1882
orl2d1wa2w
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RessE 4 4. e. j,

One Housa and Lot aud Residence on Main
street, Fort Benton. Apply 10
DR.J. W. WHEELOCK.
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Co al and w 90 d!

Wanted to contract for cosl and wood FOR tha
new MOTEL :. be delivered ou pefore thu 10Th ii
october. 1882 Apply TO L. RlNGWALn
Benton, sept !, 1882. (dwtf4
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Ding H. 0st,

A small black aud white shepherd pup
VII WI1ite collar, Was lost Yesterday br
Il Il. Buck The fi,tler Will be suitably
rewarded ny returning tile dog to Tie
owner.
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Aa0Ease 10 Ill eaag.

Dwelling House TO rent on Nam street. Applv
oc'oulF " TO BUCK Y HUNT.
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EAeFster Wanted

Steady employment and god wages % u
'oltpe5eat man. GEO. CURRIE,
Head III arrow Greek.
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PROBES Os LEWIS,
" tso gylla Give Three o. Fais Popular
E3sse&rtatn1ncmt~ i'm Eentoza ttafs
Week.

49, WackEim's tBa1s ou "Wednesday.
Thursday ae'stt Erid@y Nights,
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IL =

NOTE BOOK containing Il number OF names
favor by !eaylng the book at TIL. otfce
The Benton weekly record., 1882-11-02
!: IIigIItg lIi
]IICl2I|tllClt!
WACK.ER2LIN'S
DO era u@ .,
FRO { street,
WEDNESDAY,
THURSDAY,
FRIDAY,
N v. lst, 81 and 3d..
CARDS Of Admission 500
Reserved seats can be secured at the POST Ofice |
,EEae Gramdest Refined Sensssu
afo&al Elm ertaTnnnenE ISoss
'zrssyeAans.s
Direct from the Eastoru and Southern cites Saw
1clk, boston, PhIadull ltia, aud late Of the
marble Masonic Tempe, New Orleans.
a CA liz ID.

This organization i, net an ephemoral aTatr or
an ulnerHut nVuntebank concern gottes, uD tor
'he OCCASION, but i tima4e anu drst-cass.
backed by talent mono, auQ ain- aud If not rs
fepIt seated And W.T. out xception The fne-l
eLu ItaInmrnr ever gwen Montana, VIII for.
ielt lie rum OF one thousand dolla.s.
ii. WAMB0LD.
Manager Of Prof. Lewis Nlghts Of Enollautment.
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IMPORTERS OF DIAMONDS.
FQDHe = EBE WI ON

DEALERS IN Diamonds, Fine Gold and
- Silver Watches, Rich JeWelry, Silver
and Plated ware, Clocks, Field Glasses,
Miners and Surveyors instruments, Hand
Levels, Quartz Glasses, Agents for Pixies
Peak Quartz Specimen Clock.
SHoECHAITHESs. Diamonds, Fine
Gold Watches, u. 9. Signal
Field Glasses.
The Benton weekly record., 1882-11-02
last OR LETTERS.

Letters remaining in the post-offiee 1t
Fort Benton, Nc. T., for the week ending
The Benton weekly record., 1882-11-02
Grand opening HalE,

II. a. FLANAGAN, P. NJ
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-21

oxfoRD, NRB August ls. 1S79-CARrRR MEpl.
CINE COMPANY
GENTLEMEN:--Please send me five
walls of Carter's Liver Pills by
return mail; enclosed please find one dollar.
take pleasure in recommending your Liver
Pills to my neighhors, and would say to the
people in general that Carter's Little Liver
Pills cannot be surpassed for common family
use, and dare say cannot be eoualed.
l have been using them for some time,
and find that they are entirely curing me
of dyspepsia, and that is more than | can
say OF any other medicine have ever used.
Respectfully yours, Mrs. ii. MARTIN.
The Carter medicines tor sale nv vii.
lams, Tolliver & Walker, Dallas, Texas.
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MARKETS DY TEILsaRAPH

NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, June 2. Flour weak. Xxx
SIS 10 6t0 higher grades. 625 to 7.l5.
Corn quiet yellow mixed, 70; mixed, 81; white
los
Oats easier; western, choice. IS to 81; now
Texas, So.
Pork strong; mess, 200.
Lard quiet and steady; refined tlerce. HIS L
Dry salt meats In fair demand shoulders
choice, ai5.
Bacon strong; shoulders, 1900 clear rib ant
long clear, IL 12ls TO 1925.
Hams scarce aud firm; choice sugar.cured can
vassed, lLoO 10 lb.25. as In size and grade
Whisky firm; western rectifed, Los TO In
Coffee quiet and arm; Rio cargoes, ordinary
Sugar in good demand and tending upward
good common, III fur TO fully fair, sp; prime 4
choice, 81 to sS; yellow clarified, Sx TO sH,
Molasses dull; common reb0iled, Is 10 n; fall
rcboiled, 80 10 So prime, 90 to 50,
Rice quiet ordinary 10 choice, az TO TX,
Bran scarce and firm at 05 TO LOO
ST. LOUIS
sT Louis June 2o-Flour firm and unchanged
Wheat higher, tu. very unsettled No. 2 rod
Corn higher, bu. unsettled; cash. 72x; June
q, 0s,, higher cash, A9X to ,oX; June Sox
Whisky steady at LIS.
PORK dull; jobbing 2o.10.
Bulk meats dull; shoulders, 900 short rib
4. 90; short clear 1910
Lard nominSiiy lower at lilo
CHICAGO.
CHfcAao, June 20.-Flourd dun and UNCHANGED
Wheat dull, but q shade higher; No. q Chicago
spring, cash, l.Sl Y; June and July l.31 No. 3
l.02 10 LOS No. 2 or regular, active, arm ant
higher; july, Ian 10 liik. :
Corn active, arm and higher. cash, 7ok TO 7o,k
Juno, 7u,S; July, nv.
Oats fairly active and q shade higher; cash
SIX; June, biz; July, Is. :
| July, 07s. - -
LAID in fair demand, but lower cash an,
June. II. Is; July, ll.t5 70 1i.t7k.
Bulb meats In fair demand; shoulden, 90
abort rlb. Is ~ shcrt clear, iaSG
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THE CITY.
FOUND DEAD.

The Dead Body of Charlie Esmann, u
Butcher, Found In the City Market Yes
terday MISUNDERSTANDING of Witnesses
and Verdict OF the Jury ofInquest.
Yesterday morning about O'Clock the
dead body of Charles Esmann, butcher
who had been in the employ of Open
heimer Il Walter was found in the City
Market. The evening before the deceased
stated that he had not felt well, and spread
ing blanket on one of the counters had
last that was seen of him alive.
When his body was discovered by j. w.
Shaddock, who keeps vegetable stand,
and who sleeps in the city market. A dog,
apet Of the deceased, was sitting by his
side, keeping watch over the inanimate
form of his master. The brute seemed to
realize the true situation of affairs and
whined mournfully when Mr.. Shaddock
made his appearance. The left
hand Of the deceased was
clasped to his left breast over the region OF
the heart, and blood was oozing from his
mouth and nose. When first discovered
the remains were Of pale color, but when
handled became black, and were so oflens-
careful examination. Justice Edwards,
acting coroner, was notified, who empan-
eled a jury of inquest, who, after being
sworn and viewing the remains, heard the
following testimony:
State Of Texas. County OF Dallas.
Evidence taken upon an inquest held by
w, NJ. Edwards, J. p, acting. as coroner,
and jury on the 10Th day of June, 1882, in
the city and county Of Dallas and state
aforesaid, at the undertaken shop of l.. G.
Smith, upon one Charley Esmann, de.
ceased.
George Walter, the first witness being
sworn, says; That knew Charley Esmann
who was found dead in the city market
this morning; last saw him alive about 2
o'clock p. M. yesterday evening; he then
complained of being sick, and laid down in
the market upon blanket on the counter;
the deceased was butcher by trade, and
WIS in the employ of 0ppenheimer and
myself, and was q years old and unmar-
ried; Mr.. Shaddock and found Esmann ly.
ing in the city market this morning about
io'clock on the floor upon his face; not on
the blanket; think he must have fallen in
the position we saw him first; there was a
little blood coming from his mouth or nose;
he was white at first, but then he turned
black;there was nothing about his bodyto in
dlcate that he came TO his death from any
violence received from any other person; he
was not drunk yesterday, nor was he drink
ing; yesterday he was sick all the day:could
not eat Esmann was an Austrian by birth
and had been about one year in America.
Mr.. W. Shaddock, next sworn, says:
A.'un vegetable market at the old City
market and have been sleeping. in the
market for long time; Esmann, for seye-
raj weeks past, has been In the habit of
sleeping In the market too: last night he
went to bed about halfpast o o'clock; did
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4 True Blessing,

1t would indeed be a blessing to poor
weak, nervous, debiltated, suffering hui
mainly, i druggists would stop selling the
compounds advertised for the cure of liver
complaint. Although they afford tempo
rary relief Mt the same time they weaken
the digestive organs, and compel contin-
ued and increasing use of the same. Suf.
ferers from dyspepsia and liver complaint
do not need a cathartic, but should use
some true medicinal tonic tina, will
strengthen the digestive organs and heal
the diseased tissues Of the stomach. liver
and bowels. Such remedy is Browns
Iron Bitters, and II never fails to effect a
permanent cure. lfyou continue to live in
poor health, and are determined to die be-
fore your time, you have only yourself to
blame.-fCourier.
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PUBLIC SPEAKING,
Come and Hear Him.

General James b. Weaver. of iowa, will
positively speak at Dallas, Texas, on Thurs
day, June 22d. The times and places will
be as follows; Courthouse at D. m,
and corner Main aud Lamar streets
N the evening. Or. w. Ii. Wilson, T
h: seago, A. Baker, ]. ]. McAhster
" N, Harris, James Halter, DR..
Foindexter, r. A, Sales, Gus Bumpass,
John J. Akin, j, d. Carter, J. w. Payne,
Dr' Carl Murray, W. II, Johnson, J. C.
iNearby, W. c. VIOLA, committee of recep-
ton.
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School Examination.

The oral examination of Mrs. Dake's
school begins this morning at 0 o'clock.
The following is the programme:
Wednesday morning, from 0 to IL, Mrs.
Dake's classes; afternoon, from to 4, Miss
Murphy's classes.
Thursday morning, from to 10, Miss
Rosenthal's classes.
Friday morning, German and Hebrew.
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The Primaries.

Don't forget that the primary meetings
will be held in Dallas at the several wards,
at the places designated, on Saturday even.
ing, oath inst, at soclock precisely. Dele.
gates will be nominated on that evening
for the congressional and senatorial con.
yentions. Those living in the neighbor.
hood Of the Fair grounds will vote at Shady
View park at 10 O'clock Saturday morning.
First ward voters vote ut city hall, over the
engine.house; second ward, at A. Open.
heimer & Co.'s store, corner Camp and
Lamar Streets third ward. a, Union depot;
fourth ward, at old city hall, over the
market.
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Wouldn't Forgive Him

Mrs. Jones was subject to Sick Headache
and being entirely out OF her favorite
remedy, charged her husband In the morn.
lug when he len her 10 bring the medicine
home az dinner time. Like all the men he
forgot the GRAND aud returned as he went
away, Forgive me, Jane" he cried. when
his wife asked for the remedy. But she
wonldnt do any such thing and the kind.
Tor Q box Of Swayns's Pills. The best PHI
IN the world for Liver and Bilious Disor.
'ders, Indigestion and CONSTIPATION,
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AVA, Ills, January "a, 1ssi.-cAnrrn MEDICINE

CO..
Gents. Enclosed find one dollar, for
which please send by return mail one bot
tie Carriers Little Nerve Pills, and for the
balance Carters Little Liver Pills. The
sample bottle of Liver Pills received from
you some time ago have been tested by me
and several Of my friends, among whom /
distributed them, and in every instance
have given entire satisfaction. For sick
headache, they are the medicine-seek not
to improve them-they are perfect.
HUGH WILL, Ava, Jackson Co., Ills.
For sale by Williams, Tolliver & Walker,
druggists, Dallas, Texas,
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Gabriel Kerrick, an old colored man nom
Washington county, arrived In the city
Monday night, and yesterday mornin 9
started out on hunt for his daughter Sal.
lie, whom he said had run away from her
home with town negro named Walter Jor.
Gan contrary tohm and her mothers vishes
Yesterday. afternoon with the AsoIstance
OF one OF the East Dallas policeman be cue.
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Erph.lnn Picnic ana CONCERT,

This evening at 4 p m, the doors Of the
Shady View park will be opened and the
public will enjoy the splendid music Of
Professor Winters celebrated orchestra.
At sp. m. the Frohsinn society. with the
assistance Of the above mentioned orchestra,
will give q grand concert. The festival
will conclude with q ball. Tickets, each
p cents, can be had Al Loeb 4 Frelberg's,
n ii starcke a Co.'S Central drug store,
Eisenlohr's Market drug store, Goslin's
China Hall and Frees 4 Sons music store.
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ceeded in finding her al the honse Of a 60

ceeded in finding her at the house of col.
ored family living in Strinp.town. The
meeting was not very affecting, but after
talking the matter over the girl concluded
to return with her father. She saws that
her husband, who is of literary turn, is in
Fort Worth trying TO get up colored
school. The old man left with his daugh.
ter on the 4;l0 south-bound train, and re-
marked as he was boarding the cars that
Jordan.had best keep mighty shy of his
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An Old Fast Train.

The notices Of fast time by certain routes
are liable to deceive the public. The o. &.
NJ. railway has been and now Is
making faster time to Cincinnati
and. Louisville than was ever
made by any other route. Four trains
daily to Louisville, Cincinnati, Baltimo. .,
Washington, New York and the east. Ten
hours TO Cincinnati and Louisville. No
change of cars for any class Of passengers.
Ask any ticket agent and he will tell you
the above facts, nevertheless there are lines
advertising TO the contrary.
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Facts Neutrality-suspicious.

Most eminent physicians give testimony
that the best, safest and mildest remedy
for all forms of blood poisoning, whether in
herited or contracted, is Acker's Blood
Elixir, which gives tone and vitality to the
system, throwing Off all evilsr-removing
pimples, scrofula, rheumatism, etc. Sold
by ". IL. Patterson Il Co., the Feachstone
Liniment men,
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Mr.. Amos Bradley, Rochester, New York,
says; Asa sure cure for nervous debility
and general decay of the system, |, can con.
scientiously recommend Browns Iron Bit.
ters as a medicine that will give PROMPT re-
lief do this as u duty owe my fellow
men,, being myself restored to perfect
baalth ENN'
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SANFORD, MICHIGAN, August 20, is7s-CARRkp
MEDICINE COMPANY.
Genuemen--Plesse send to my address
another bottle Of the Little Liver Pills.
consider them sovereign remedy Tor Head.
ache. CHARLES s. SANFORD,
Midland county. Michigan.
For sale by Williams, Tolliver & Walker.
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All Orders by Mail
Will be carefully filled and satisfaction
guaranteed. +. Bauman, manager, 7O6
Elm street, Dallas, Texas.
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Fine liquors, ice cold buttermilk, good
cigars and a complete list of the leading
journals of the, country can be found at
the Glen Lea saloon
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Grand Display OF Millinery.
We receive daily Novelties in Millinery
and Fancy Goods, at Bauman's, 706 Elm
street
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Parasols, Fans, and in fact all summer
goods in the house, We have reduced 10
such low figure that it will be impossible
for any to abstain from buying. A. 4 L,
Mittenthal, COG Elm street.
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pecial Weather Report from Galveston
Cotton Belt.

GALVESTON. June 21-Observations showing
highest and lowest temperature and rainfall
for past twenty.four hours, taken daily at S
o'clock p IN.
The following railroads kindly co operate with
the United States signal service by requiring
their agents TO take the observations and use
their wire-wthout expense 10 the goyernme,r
TO transmit by them, viz Gulf, Colorado 4
sauta Fe, International & Great Northern Texas
& Pacific, Texas & New Orleans, Houston &
Texas Central. and Galveston, Harrisburg 4 San
Antonio railroads.
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Laces and embroidery We sell by 25 per
cent: cheaper than any other house. A. &
Il. Mittenthal, COG Elm street.
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We have few dozen pairs more Of ladies'
slippers LETT, at 20 cents per pair. which are
worth double the amount, when you buy
them regular. A. & f. Mittenthal, COG Elm
street.