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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-06

II Is now settled fact that we sell car,
pets cheaper than.any house in northern
Texas. Fail not to come to see us, tor you
will save money by purchasing from us.
A, & Il, MlrrEaruAL
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New Styles Fall Hats
at Baumun's, 7pi Elm street.

The electric light, tastcfully arranged and
elegant fixtures, render the Office on Poy.
dras street the coSiest and most attractive
resort in Dallas
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-06
Horsford's Acid phosphnte

Tor THE Id EfFECrs OF TOBACCO,
DR.. c. A. Fernald Boston, says: I'll have
used it in cases of impaired nerve function
with beneficial results especially in cases
where the system is affected by the tonic
action of tobacco.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-06
Browns Vegetable Liver Pills

are universally conceded to have no equal
or curing Sick Headache, Constipation
and Torpid Liver. They are prepared cs.
pecially for this bilious climate. Sold by
oil druggists in Dallas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-06
Conference

The Waco district of the west Texas con
ference couyepcs this morning at o O'Clock
nj the ST. Paul NJ. H. church. Rev. s
invited TO attend. P.GArEs,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-06

The Parlor saloon still maintains Its rep.
utatlon as being the handsomest establish.
ment " the kind in the city. Nothing but
quest liquors are kept there for sale.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-06
.,rbs" ov.,er sa,oon'

In the rear Of the Glen Lea saloon, George
Waller, proprietor. oysters aud game In
season. Fish at all times The only place
where you can, at oil times, get square
meal, and the best IN the city.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-06

The happicst woman In town became so
from the use of John Crsnple's Hungarian
process -four. She says il not only takes
the cake, but beats all creation for lirht
white bread. All grocers sell 1t. Bryan 4
bradshaw, agents.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-06
TIE WEATHER.
.tsial Weather Report from Galveston
Cotton Relt.

i,NSTOY, September j. observations show.
Ilghes, and lowest temperature and rainfall
h nd iwenylOur hours, taken daily at o
'dgkp IN.
hs Glowing railroads kindly cooperate with
Y United States signal serrice by requiring
.l scents to take the observations and use
aiVire-wthout expense to the government
= tansmi, by them, viz Gulf, Colorado Y
aIa Ee International Il Great Northern, Texas
ssPdtG Texas Il New Orleans, Houston h
Itlh Central, aud Galveston, Harrisburg & San
E1ao railroads.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-06

The great sympathetic and muscular
system. on which full and healthful deyel.
opment depends, kept from growing nabby
and inactive by using Browns Iron Bitters.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-06

Delmonico -four guaranteed best in the
market.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-06

We have tried it; we know whereof we
speak, lemp's new extra export Beer be.
longs to that class of goods of the highest
order
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-06

Wanted, with reference, sales ladies and
apprentices nj Bauman's, 1O6 Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-06

Iiyou want the best bread on Earth buy
John Crangle's Hungarian Hour. For sale
by the agents, Bryan 4 Bradshaw, 5iS Elm
street,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-06

auaN q The
southwest IRON The G,r
waste.
Cordial strength and rs''hg ~ ~ ' '''' 'nd VIII ""d ntAs
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The third year of this school will open
September II, 1882, on the co, ner of Cabell
and Jackson streets.
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&c, anything Won wan, ., IVES. Clark
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-06

Ladies' and Misses Jackets
at Hauman's, 706 Elm street.
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Wanted with reference, sales ladies ant
mt Bauman's, 1Oj Elm street.
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MARKETS by TELEGRAPH

Flesh Limberger cheese and dill pickles,
at Loeb Il Freiburg's.
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~ 1lNmlm, Moan Minimum. Moan KalnlalI
GS 10
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-25
SKIN HuMOR.
SCALD HEAD.
ECZEMA.

Il. A. Raymond. Auditor F. W., J.&s.RR
Jackson, Mich, was cured Of scAld Head Of Mn
yea duration by the CutIcur RemelieSI
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coPpERAs FACTORY DESTROYED.
Bright Blaze, Hut Small Loss, In North
wheeling LAST Night.

Bright Blaze, Hut Small Loss, In North
Wheeling last Night.
About 10 o'clock last night residents OIL
North Wheeling observed bright blaze in
the sky in the vicinity OF Bells foundry, and
Investigation showed that the copperas fac
tory in the rear Of the foundry premises was
afro. An alarm was rung in from box II,
at the corner of Main and Fifth streets, and
the Vigilant engine was promptly on hand,
closely followed by the Hope Hose cart
and Hook and Ladder truck. The Atlantic
reel arrived few miHDtnS Inter, md the en-.
CINE considerably later still, the condition Of
the streets leading from its quarters being al.
most impossible.
The building was a rickety old one of pine
boards, and the flames licked it up like So
much paper. The fire department, however,
quelled the fire very quickly after they got
TO playing on it.
The building was some seventy.fve feet
long, and about third rs wide. II was built
for a copperas works some sixteen years ago,
and has been In operation most OF the time
since. II haSbeeH leased and run by Geo,
EcEert for about two years past, and his lease
would have expired on the first OF April.
The building was of really no value and
Joseph Bell Il Co., who owned 1t, cOntem.
plated tearing il down and converting the
material into kiudlins wood, project which,
1t is needless to say, has now been abandoned.
There was in the building when it was de.
stroyed about 100 barrels Of prepared COP.
peras, ready for shipment, and though tic
article does not sell very ligh-aGOut a cent
and quarter u pound-the loss WILL still be
felt quite severely by Mr.. Eckert, to say
nothing Of the ruin sustained by his bust.
meas, which was lucrative in n small way.
He had pretty large capacity, and found
ready sale in local aud down the river mar.
kets for all the product Of his works.
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CmuRonlIY cM.r.
Programme Of Worship az Various
Places T0.nOgFoW.


There will be preaching tomorrow at the
Disciples Church, ON Market street, at ii A.
y. and IN. Sunday School at 10 A. n,
A Gospel Temperance meeting will. be held
ct Parkers Hail Tomorrow afternoon at $3.50,
The Rey. g. Il, Copeland will deliver an ad.
dress.
Preaching at chapllnC Street NJ. +. Church
tomorrow by Rev.. George 4. Hite. Theme
Tor morning; "ChEistlikeness;" evening IA
call FROM Heaven"
AT the First English Lutheran Church
there VIII DO preaching at 1880 A. ". and I
+. H., by the pastor, Rev. j.. II. Dornblaser.
Sunday School at 2RM.
Az the First Methodist Episcopal Church,
Bridgeport, there will be preaching at 1880
4, ~. and r. NJ. The Sunday School, II. W.
Rhoads, Superintendent, will meet at o a. N.
In the Third Presbyterian Church, to.mor.
row, Rev. j. q. Lyle, pastor, will preach at
lGSOA. N. aud p. NJ. Subject for evening:
The wurklngmen and wOmCn's best Friend,#
Sabbath School ut eP.M.
Bishop Kahn wiIldeliyer the fourth lecture
OF the Lecture series ut the Cathedral TO.
morrow afternoon at o'clock. Subject,
Faith, the certainty II impar.s. Strangers
will be conducted to seats.
AZ the Second Presbyterian Church there
VIII be preaching tomorrow by tho pastor,
Rev. W, H. Cooke: Morning service at 10;
evening service At Z. Strangers cordially in.
yited. Sunday schoolat0A.
There will be services tomorrow In the Re.
formed Episcopal Church Mozart HalN Ser.
mon morning and evening BY Rev, j. +.
Curtis. Seats free. International Review
Lesson in the Sunday School at I'm.
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We were yesterday shown the old constitu
ton and bylaws OF the Hope Ho.o company
when it was the crack volunteer organization
OF the city, 1t is at present in the possession
Of I. Tommy CoCkAynG We take the fol
lowing from the Secretary's book, which wa,
then Kept by W. p, Wilson,
Company met Saturday afternoon ats p
NJ, September %, 1916; after roll call paradcd
up Main street to the plag below North street
where the first division made an attach.
meht in one minute; thence to the pIup
near Mr.. Stewards, where the second di,
vision made an attachment In half minute
The two plugs were very much out Of order
and would not throw water ten feet high,
From thence proceeded down below Adams
street, where the first division made an at.
tachment in thrCe.Quarters OF minute. The
company then returned to the hose house,
roll was called and twelve members found
absent"
Mr.. !. II, Williams, OF the Franklin Insur.
ance Company, was the first secretary the
company had, and Thomas Sweeney sub.
mitted the constitution 10 the company on
the 22d of April, 1913. Few OF the old
members nFN IRff
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The Co,nnIImentnrr Rn,I.

Tho reception and ball to be given Monday
evening by several Of Wheeling's public
spirited citizens, complimentary TO the State
officials aud the Legislature, Is an assured
success. The details are being worked UP by
al efficient committee Of arrangements, Us.
sisted by subcommittee composed OF lead.
ing gentlemen. The State House will be
thrown open for the occasion. The hall OF
the House OF Delegates will be used for dane.
ing, and the Supreme Court room will be
used for the supper room. The invitations
were mailed last evening and will be flying
around this morning The Opera House
orchestra (ten pieceS) will furnish the
necessary music. Rolf will spread
the supper, and in this connection the com.
mittee desires to state that u charge OF 81
per plate will be made; tickets will be on
sale ut several prominent places to-day and
Monday. OF course this does not apply to
members; they are furnished tickets. Only
those will be admitted who receive invita-.
tons, and the only charge will be for supper
tickets. Indications now are that the ball
will be very brilliant affair and that there
will be regular "crush." Further details
will be published Monday morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-25

James A. Gray, who has been III for some
time, was considered rather better yesterday,
and 1t is the wish of his many friends that lie
will be out on the streets soon again.
The Social Club met Thursday night at f.
D. CattelpS, and had a delightful evening. Ii
was a Dickens party, and was very enjoyable.
This makes the second party OF this kind
this club has had, and they are growing in
popularity.
Andrew Taylor and John Beck, IT., were
sent to the county jail yesterday, escorted by
Marshal Linn and Robert Hanson. These
gentlemen had been flChing from one Won
Bolasky his filthy luCre''f ITO the amount OF
S25 and new watch.
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Notes Made ia Relation 10 the Roats
aud the River.

| AA0 wv ANNNEs
Local packets were all on time yesterday.
The Monitor arrived in port yesterday
morning.
The lIello Prince came up yesterday and
proceeded to Pittsburgh.
The W. N. Chancellor passed down yester-
day morning en- route to Charleston.
Tho Dlurnal left for parkenbusg with n
good freight and passenger trip yesterday
morning.
The St Lawrence leaves for Cincinnatish this
afternoon at 3 O'Clock. Shippers should
make note OF the same.
The Katie stockdale is on her way IN the
river. This steamer has not been M since
rs collision With the D. d. Wosd at Pixies
Island.
Tho river fell rapidly yesterday, the marks
indicating 10 feet and still falling. Business
was lively and rOustNbOuts had plenty 10 do
A rushing local trade was doing,
The towboats Coal City, Sam Miller and
Hornet No. 9 passed down with coal. The
J. W. Garrett arrived en- route to st. Louis
with two batgGs. ltStopped at the Riverside
Furnace.
The handsome ST. Lawrence arrived about Q
r. NJ, with Capt, List in command and the
genial Charlie In the office. II has been u
long time since the ST. Lawrence has touched
at this wharf, and she was visited by large
number OF friends The boat Is as well ap-
pointed us ever, and will 10 doubt be Just Us
popular. Il has good trip and biz mani.
fest In which Is included 300 tons OF Of pig
metal for the ,Etna Mill, which was unload.
ed at the mill yesterday afternoon.
PITTsBuRGu, Pa, March 2l.-Riycr 10 feet
and falling, Weather cloudy and cool.
STEuUESWLLE Quo, March 9f-RivCr II
feet inches and falling. Weather clearing
and cold.
EVANSVILLE March 24.-River 80 feet srant
and rising, Weather clear and cold Mer.
curry 49'. business lively.
LOUISVILLE, March @.-River risiugslOwly,
with 10 feet In the canal and II feet In the
chute on the falls Business fair. Weather
clear and cool,
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birthday Celcbra,Ion.

Mr.. Henry n. Etie, of the First ward cetc
brated his twenty.iirst birthday Yesterday
by giving the Bryant Literary Society. q,
which he is member, a reception at hi,
home last evening. Avery pleasant and
ENJOYABLE time was had, and one that will b,
long remembered, =
About ten o'clock all were seated and did
Justice to mn elegant supper, after which
literary. exercises were INDUCED in, in tllC
shape OF declamatiOnS aud toasts. The Bry.
ants do not lack in the talking line and some
OF the speeches on this occasion were indeed
excellent. Vaas's Orchestra was present and
added much to the pleasure OF the occasion,
Mr.. Elig bus our best wishes, and we wish
him many returns Of this occasion, and that
all may be equally as pleasant
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PERTAINING TO PEOPLE.


Mention OF Prominent PcrsOnS-ThcII
Movements aud whereabouts.
Prot. Lueders was reported as being very
low yesterday.
Col. Alexander Monroe was back in hi.
place in the House of Delegates yesterday.
John X. Grier, Wash.JeiT senior. is spend
ing short vacation at his home in Elm
Grove.
Miss Ida Hall OF East Fourteenth street,
will entetain "the Cooks" next Thursday
evening.
Miss Mamie Ramage. OF Belmont county,
daughter Of Hon. A. q. Ramage, Is visiting
relatives on the Island.
Mrs. Snyder and Miss Aggie Murine, oil
Wheeling, arc guests at the residence OF Mrs
J0hn Mercer,-Beildirc Tribune.
Miss Tracy Means, OF Steubenvflle, Away,
a welcome visitor TO the city, is the guest o.
Miss Alice Kelly, Of Twelfth street.
VIM. Smith, OF West Liberty, was in the
before leaving for the West 10 seek new
home.
W. ]. c. Dulaney, Esq, of Baltimore, sta
ttoneFy contractor Of the State, who has beer
in the city the past few days, returns homt
to-day.
The mother Of Prof. Joe Kramer, an esti.
mabic lady OF seventy years of age, is very
Ill and but little hope is entertained of hel
recovery.
John Mills, a former resident Of Steuben
Vile, now OF Wheeling, is in town. He Il
one Of the best boOEbindcrs in the country
'Se''dewri9as Herald.
Miss Fannie Murine, OF the Island, Ia.
gone to Brainar,ls, Minnesota to visit her sis
ter; she was accompanied by her brother.in
law, Mr.. Al. Snyder.
Judge Brown, OF the Senate, yesterday pre
scnted Frank Wheat, the faithful and polite
floor page, with an elegant gold watch. Frank
deserves his good fortune.
The many friends of Cx.Speaker MolIett, oil
the House, will regret that his health Is SC
poor since his return home that he will moi
be able to resume his duties at this session.
Hon. Chas. J. Faulkner, that most genial
OF West virginians, arrived in the city last
evening after rapid and extended bushes,
trip Of ten days through the States Of Ohio
Indiana and illinois.
DIR. J. 4. Reeves has returned from Wash,
ington, where he was in attendance at u
meating Of the National Board of Health,
held for the purpose OF discussing contagious
diseases aud summer epidemiCs
Rev. Father Braudcastter, C. S. S. r., Of
Baltimore, gentleman famed for his clio,
guent discourSes, is in the city, and will con.
duct the forty hours devotion at the church
OF the Immaculate Conception, next week.
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'CuTIcuRA.
Itching and Scaly Diseases, HUI.
mOrs of the Scalp and Skin
Permanently Cured.
| RINEW0RM,

KING WORM.
Geo. v; Brown, IS MArshall street, Providence r.
X, cured by Cutlcun lesOvent blood purifier and
CntiGIri and Cnticun'sOap THE great skin CIircs)
81 kingw0rm llulnOr got At the BARRIERS, which
spread all over his ears neck aud face and for sx
years resisted all Kinds Of treatment
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-25

The recent high water in the river caused a
slide in the bank and unearthed some of the
old Indian warriors, wnero they had. been
buried yearsago. Quite number OF trinketS
found near the place would indicate that liz
persons buried there belonged 10 the tribes
OF Indians who roamed these parts in the
years that are past and only remembered by
the oldest OF the pioneers. It Is only short
distance from here where the famous fight
OF Poe and Big foot was fought, and where a
monument may be erected in honor Of the
event,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-25

This court convened at O'Clock yesterday
morning, Judge Jackson on the bench as
usual, The following business was trans.
acted:
In the case Of Ferdinand Miller VS.. n. & o.
r. r, Co, who sues to recover S2O,O 900 dam.
ages caused by the loss Of an arm. The evi.
dence Of the plaintiff being all in, the attor.
neys for the defense moved that the case be
dismissed on the ground that the evidence
had not been strong enough 10 make case,
and that the accident was oCcasioned in part
by the contributive negligence ofthe plaintiff.
The Court directed the jury to find for the
defense. which It did. Theplaintih moved
{ to set aside the verdict, and that new trial
be granted on the ground OF instruction by
the Court, which the Court takes time to
consider.
The case OF the U. s. VS.. Bushrod N.
Neeley, indicted for Counterieiting, wascalled
and put on trial before the following Jury /:
]. w Warthen, David Eagan, Marshall
Hobbs, A. c. Liggett, T, p. Jackson, George
II. Porter, ]. s. Cunningham, S. Stpon, ]. W,
Armstrong, James Robinson, Frederick Nil.
Ter and Isaac Sadier. The Government was
represented by District Attorney Cot and
Assistant District Attorney Caldwell. Attor.
ney Arnett and Hon. FOntain Smith, OF Mar.
ion county, appeared for the defense.
Evidence was being heard At the time Of
The adjournment Adjourned to ) this morn.
ing.
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Z oSE Of my friends from the South, sale
Mrs. Dr. A.. A. Jordan, 81 Lincoln street
Worcester, Mass, spoke TO me very highly d
St Jacobs OIL; resolved to try II on my
prised at the results, 1t has never failed r.
cure oil that 1t claims TO, and / prescribe /
willingly and confidently to those OF my ma
tients who suffer with rheumatism, snSatn,
and all bodily pains. It Is certainly i won
derful remedy, and l can highly recommend
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ARe,,nrInl,in rioar I,o,or,..e.

The floor cloth "Linoleum" has now been
manufactured for some years, and il much
commended By all who use 1t 1t is com.
posed mainly OF finely ground cork and soliii.
fled oil. Remarkable alike for durability
beauty and clenliness, the demand saast can.
tinue TO increase. II has stood the teSt of
time; but limitations being on the market
buyers should look on the back OF tie CLOTH
for the word 'Iinoleum,p which on the gen.
uine is printed on every square yard. All
carpet dealers keepit
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Take the whites of eleven eggs beaten stiff
then beat into the eggs one and hait ten
cupluls white coffee sugar, add the Juice O
one lemon, two teaspoOnfuls extract Of bittel
almondi stir gently into this one and hal
teacnpfuls Of flour, having one measure
BANNER" Baking Powder mixed thoroughly
in the dry flour; make nm icing, and spread
oyer the top when baked. This makes m
elegant cake, and is economical when egG,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-25

ltEsERvEn seats Will be placed on sale this
moEning at $ o'clock, at Wilson & Baumer' !
Music Store, for the performance OF deacon
Crankett" at the Opera House next Tuesday
evening The following shows the high Is.
timation In which the play and company ART
held elsewhere: As sweet as the wild flowers
that grow in New England field and as
fresh and pretty. The very wholesomeness
OF the flavor retreshes the palate tired OF the
lurid sensationllism and innne farce which
almost solely occupy the American stage OF
today. Deacon CFan&ett' won every heart
In tho audience, and will live for years TO
comc.-New York Daily Truth.
YESTERDAY, IVES the ffty.seventh birthday
anniversary OF John Piarr Of Pleasant Valley.
one OF the best known and most prominent
Germans In the county. HIS friends
last evening took advantage OF the occasion
to visit him at his pleasant country home
and congratulate him on remaining so hale
aud hearty at such ripe age. About twenty.
five couples went out from this city; they
were all married people and from among
our oldest German families. They were met
by the warmeSt reception imaginable. Mr.,
Platr and wife, assisted by their daughters,
We're assldious in their endeavoFs to make
every one happy, and they succeeded admira.
bly,. Asplendid supper was served and It
vas not until late hour that the guests re.
turned TO the city.
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Ghe gttelIfgstreer,
enssl 1os. Is md " ronrleenl@ slreel.


New Advertisements
Furniture at Retail,
silyerwafe-l. @. Dillon.
For Rent-H Forbes.
Business College.
Lunch-MrS. Mari HeddtiCh.
Granite Ironwarc,
s.S.S
Nerve King.
Grand Rally.
For Sale-Dwelling Houses.
Five and 10 Cent Counters.
Wanted-Glass Engravers.
Auction Sale Of Household Goods.
California Dried Fruits.
= Special Sale Of Music FOliOS.
Shelving and Counters For Sale.
Fine HaBSos Less Than Cost.
Like the Flowers In Spring.
List OF Letters,
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YOU WANT TO SEE THEN.

Mems Good Finc.BnttOn Shoes, SO 90
Mems Fine Calf Button Shoes, g so
Mems Fine Hand Sewed Calf Shoes, 8 90
Ladies' Fine Pebble Button Shoes, b
Ladies' Fine Morocco Button Shoes, l 10
Indies Fine Kid Button Shoes, 9 90
l claim these are the best goods in the
city for the money. - 60,
uIO Min Streot.
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IMPORTANT-No assessments of any
kind can ever be made upon the stock Of
the Steadman Gulch Mining and Milling
Company. lis stock Is fully paid up and
forever worcestershire.
T. II. d. HAASE,
General Manager and Agent,
Wheeling, W. Va.
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DR.: J. W. Connolly, OF Harrisville, O., ar
rived In Bridgeport last evening from fiy,
months trip to Florida.
The SANDER suit OF Mcfarland VS.. Levi,
was in progress ut St. CIairsville Yesterday
Both parties hail from Bridgeport,
Samuel !. Wilson, farmer living near
bridgeport, made an assignment yesterday
Tor the benefit Of his creditors to DR.. Iohi
Cooke; Liabilities about 5000. His assets
are l, sufficient to pay his creditors dollar fot