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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-24
TRUsTEE's SALE OF
Yaluab,e Fprnaco anal Coal Property

viii fer a. pub iCo1tty Al the Court Hollela
6teubtnyllle, Chic, ~ / O'Clock ~ oil WEDshs
DAY October slsi, A D. 1858 tue Ste1belTle
B.LSt kuTpBcc Rnd coal property situated 81 tt
wsSt end OF the PHu.haEdlt railroad bridge ont
the Chic ! ycT. This ptop rty consists Of 4 blas
Furnace with 6 capacity Of 80 tons PEI; day, WIN
all necessary buildings. HilWEis An0 maChlnefym
q firstclNE Blast fufnhte, Ill built In me Eos
Snb,LnItIA manner, within eleven years, Ath.oo.
OF $50 001.C0. The coal property coi'IN9 o. ~
acrs oil two shaft vei6s Of cOal each four itet y
thickness, OF god cskini quality, aud ilrlahe1
with q shait aud railway trACtE, CATS. hosting avg
pumping engines aud machinery, a. q oI =
95p,o01.00, all In god working coalition, BEAU
new; RlLo q CjEe ovens with nilSayG 70 the Ihilt
and furnace; 40 acre Of land on which the teOb
and other buildings arc situated. will 30 solo y
part Of the property. The stock house ~ co1ngv
cd by halfway with the u. & i. railway and He
Ohio river. The Par handle railway pUsoA thfou9l
The premiIes, and another ri'roOd u locssNI
through them. II Il believed that Ai Gbunahls
supply OF ghs eau be obssintd by byhng on me
premises, rs II has be II struck In the nelglpossII
hood. The property Is worthy OF the Attenugn@
psrsops proposing 10 engage 10 the steel OF lISa
business, and will probably be sold alta gteAt ~
TIice Tor further descriptions and teInS Appy I"
the Undersigned Vt Steubsnyille Oils;
DAVID MCGOWAN, Trustee.
OCTOBER 10, 1889. OcISx!s-
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The State Standard, the Greenback organ
published at Parkersbu'g, LAS been en-
farged and generally improved. Its pres
ent dress is a handsome one.
The Richie Gdtste suggests that Hon.
Edwin Maxwell, Of Doddridge ccuaty,
would make an excellent Governor, pos
sessing as he does, honesty, dignity and
brains.
The Waynesburg, Pa, Independent is IL
years old, and f3r reliable, clean, fresh
paper 1t has few equals. This, in a meas
ure no doubt. accounts for the success 1t
has met with in the past.
The Kanawha Goaak is not pleased with
Senator Bayard's political talk recently
telegraphed from this city, aud says that #
Mr.. Bayard really said what is attributed
to him, he Is not the wise maa most people
have thought him.
While ,Majer Brazie, OF the Fayette
| Enterprise, was on his recent Eastern trip
he purchased a power press. The oppost.
ton recently started against this clever
gentleman and the paper don't seem to be
amounting to much.
The Martipsburg Herald in referring to
the fourteen prisoners in the State peni'
Tertiary under Lille sentence says: 1.-THE
life imprisonment penalty has failed wher.
ever tried-the gallows even fail in terror
for murderers-and such q statute in West
Virginia badly needs repeating"
1.-THE official organ OF Boone and Logan
Counties" are the words flown from the
Haliey Record, the latest newspaper venture
in West Virginia. 1t is independent in
politics, with Democratic tendencies, and
devoted to the coal and iron developments
in that section. The paper is bright and
newsy and deserves success.
The Border Wdtchman urges upon the
thrifty people Of Greenbrier valley the nd.
yantages that would accrue from the for
nation ola Fair Association. There is q
rich country and fine stock there and a
fair could be made very attractive. The
Watchman sensibly adds, "Let us look more
to our industrial interests and let politics
alone for a WHILE"
The Keyser Mountain Echo, which since
the death OF Mrs. Fague's husband, has
been edited with marked ability by that
lady, has been purchased by Rsv.J o.
Thompson, a gentlemen hailing from New
England. The fraternity will See Mrs.
Fague leave the ranks with sircere regret,
as she was a general fsvorite. To her sue
cessor q warm welcome ia extended.
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The coins paid for beer are the bar nick
els oil society.
The man who expects to get an answer
through q telephone is the victim OF q hal
locination.
Philadelphia ladies are learning base
ball; one OF them has caught her husband
out several times already.
"Mamma, what Is a fuirier?" asked a Iii.
lie girl. Zone that deals in iurs," wal the
reply. "Then is a currier n that deals
In curs2" was the next question.
A certain rich man says Of his wealth:
"This Is what I have often sighed for, even
cried for, sometimes lied for, aud nearly
died for. What should let it slide fort"
A gentleman who had just returned from
Europe was asked how ne liked the trip
across'the ocean. mot u Bit" was the re-
ply. II felt utterly retched all the way
over"
The difference between the business OF a
circus advance agent and q druggist seems
10 be this: The first spends much OF his
time in the posting Of his bills, and the
latter in boastingof his pills
A young lady writes to a paper asking
how she can get rid Of her beau. Did she
ever try dropping a red.hot file down the
back OF his NECK? This will frequently
discourage a young man when all other
means have failed.
A coin used among the Malays represents
o value equal to about the one thousandth
part Of a,penny. II such a coin were intro
duced into this country, many more peo-
pie who attend cluic / would contribute to
the missionary cause.
A tramp reached into the pantry window
OF an out-ottown house the other night, and
tried To steal a pound Of butter; but 1t was
60 strong that It drew him in and whistled
for the dog. The tramp vows that he will
never tackle any more country butter.
elbow cid would you think my daughter
was" asked o mother Of a lady friend ct
one OF our summer resorts, would you
think she was 1877" "0h, yes" was the
candid reply, az should think she was IS
about ten years ago!" They never speak
as they pass by" now.
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-. ~ H.
inc Department =.
very Asausu.e ispo.ss y. " ns,ohan
corn anu "ne"s -, .ne or "IoSa
iusp' aAins .'u "as.La.omo ,;.h,os
tV'h ~ ,a,h H.. III,
irosh A1ei' s'en M CO.. - .,h;oh
aiu NJ sfea' 's!u', a. Nv"
tne ereasesS u" ~ -.
M'cnisan' inv ,uaoa.
tnste was aso ep'e'e .o0o +. ~ a.
aaa Dako's' anu s nNsaFi I'D w..
yaSea p'flos IN
snh'h'", u INC ~ a. -. a5m,n"aa
qua apu ' - 49,
heias u tom", oas ~ s.na.tsd E,cont a
aau nuns MA%9 Hp.,.a,. .nJ nr;s.
e" p'A - - e.. - a.,
soui'' 1neS AN,aS.,
ave- sou', - oo,.o,oo,d.
ihe putuen = "tso.,n ~,
e,W ntnn w .a~o.m ,o,.,,oa -
"d'ousn'i HO9s ~ 80. :. ~
a'oVp, ia .uo ~ N n.t,.I. -
m'uute 1.s 81. 49,, ,sa;na.a
fniiaaeipnia anu us Mas.i"aS.
fl9flua, .A.e sau Cav. - III rata,anoss
ana Mons LUZ oun ooA'', - j.. c.
70 tne en'ae .os9 80. ~
!enpef. luz inIu'y N
D'e senn ""S 70 aSa,a,;.a
the 10" oon'' e"uoa S"Ds.a,s
mols'tie N sp,lnk, "n,.. nSsh"ss
the southern peis 10 "en ~ ta9 - o,s
!ne SEASON was qu"
iuil Oh ceehui'i.' eoN -
Scarcely opSetseu aAy Dr.
aiuons ., s u''" ' -
communist ~ eASefo uut-s .ne
season anu o'et 'Siso "'eaa
LOT nVe' eisn', ANU wv M 80
ces' zen weeks Vi n - 'ne
part OF tae seaSoh' Hnen i"ius ealN' 'sAl'
tns eisuipulon was S1y unpu'
c,unues were ueioseu Anu oo "e
sui suffering itom uufene'eu uiousu"
ONO corn was W. lue 'p''Hs'
aried out IN tne summer anu 'io1'n ou, -
he,eariy autumn 70 a eneomif'ao Ns
anu uhpf'n' eNo y.
more frost n iets ihJaiy from wan ~
moisture. Inc ehure quo 'siiey was az
Ie1ea win sinlaf eohu''fohs IL varying
p;oporhons' Inc oess corn 81 'ne seAs0n
Is found IN tue missouf' ,aliey.
Inc returns Oh yietu VI "nea Pc. acre
indicate . pfoauc'ioha 'ou, = pusue'S pei
acre ie's tnan the I u ias. Seal. ~ M -
pNss ousheis per atr' ~ ona ~ iN
nols' anu pus naon
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-24
PERSONAL.

1t Is said Fred Gerhard doesn't like Mrs.
Mrs. Langtry's mother.
General Grant Is soon expected to be-
come a permanent resident Of Washington
city,
Cadet Whitaker, late OF West Point,
has established o school for Colored youths
at Charleston. No hazing allowed.
Mr.. Matthew Arnold will deliver his first
lecture in this country on Numbers" in
Chickering Hall, New York, on Tuesday
evening, October 90th.
Arumor is afoat that ex-Delegate Can.
non is to be made head Of the Mormon
Church. MI. Cannon Is a six-ply husband,
but never brought any Of the Mrs. Cannons
to Washington.
R. A. Gourlis, Of Sacramento, is eighty,
one years old. His great.grandmother lived
to the age Of 1913 years. His grandmother
topped the beam at III and one OF hif
uncles reached l02.
Charles Odom, Of Chesterfield county,
S. O., has a razor that his grandfather car
ried in the Revolutionary a There
must have been some fighting at shorl
range in those days.
The Presidents sister, Mrs. McElroy,
and her daughter, are with Miss Nellie
Arthur at The Soldiers Home cottage. The
White House is nearly ready again fol
occupancy, the East Raom having received
Titiany's artistic touches, and everything
looking nice and cozy.
The late Judge Black had a powerful ear
for music. His daughger Becky used To
play something that pleased him. 1t was
Lucy Neal" II became his f~ayerite.
Whenever Becky would be playing for Wis
itors the Judge would say: snow, Becky,
give us my 1ayorite, Lucy Ntap" and
Becky, slyly winkipg at the guests, would
play "Oid Dan Tucker" or "0ld Hun
dred." As she concluded the Judge would
tip back in his chair and exclaim: 'rhate
my fayorite!" and couldn't understand
what the people were laughing at.
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A LADY who suffered from weakness pecu.
liar to her sex, In writing to o friend, said
] tried various kidney medicines. but only
found myself growing worse. A friend told
me to use DR.. GHysott's Yellow Dock an5
ssrqaparilla. It's effect On me was soon indi'
Gated by a clear and beautiful complexion, q
freedom from aches and pains, q complete re
moyal OF nervous depression, painless regu'
I can not praise the remedy too highly as 9
true friend to suffering womanhood and as q
strengthening medicine" raw
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at 10 claimed that New York women look
younger at so than Boston women do at 40
or Chicago women at 80" for the reason thai
they have been taking PerlHa for the past
three months, but Boston aud Chicago women
are coming upin fine style-enterIng upon
your books on the ellis OF Life from YOU
druggist a. O present, and, as II directs, nave
been taking PeInd and ManaliL My bowels
are In excellent condition, and the lungs and
heart are improving finely"
nav JIM. WALKER, Lawas, PA.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-24
LADIES'
WRAPS.

The firm Of A. E. Burkhardt & Co.,
Of Cincinnati, are the ieadlngAmer.
loan Manufacturers Of Ladies'
Wraps, Muffs, Collars, capes, Fur
Trimmings, Fur Rugs, Carriage
and Sleigh Robes, and Importers
Of advance Paris, Berlin and
London Fashions. Their vast coll
lection Of garments for Winter of
Iss3-'s4 embraces the most per-
feet achievements in Sacques,
Dolmans, Newmarkets, Victorias,
Jackets, Paletots, Pelisses, Ulster
cites, Nantes and Novelty Wraps
Of every description. Their ex-
haustlve schedule Of designs and
STYLES In wraps Is offered In Seal
Skin, Fur, Fur-Llned Garments,
Pushes, Velvets, ottomans, Bro
cades, 1rocade Velvets, Brocade
Ottomans, Brocade Silks, Stock
enetts, Jersey Cloths, Silks, Slcl-
lennes, Princes Rhadzlmeres, SO.
They offer every thing from the
plaInest and most economical gar
ment to the most elaborate and
costly. Their cutters and designers
have been selected from among
the most distinguished artists In
Europe, and their achievements for
the present season are matohless
In point Of comparison with any
Thing Of the kind heretofore pro-
hduced In this country. For the con-
venience of customers residing at
a distance, wraps will be sent ID
responsible persons on approba-
ton. Correspondence solicited.
Address, A. E. BURKHARDT&co.
Cincinnati.
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EVERY one should tell his neighbor that
the best remedy for curing coughs and colds,
and the only sure cure for consumption, Is
DR.. Wistar's Balssm OF Wild Cherry. 1t 10
pleasant to take and very soothing and heal
ing In It's Effect. DGw
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EMERSON said: "rheIe is always room for
q man Of force" He had probably met
Sullivan in q crowd.-Te Judge.
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sHtLou's cure will Immediately relieve
Group, Whooping Cough and Bronchitis.
Sold by McLain Brothers, and Alex. T.
Ynnnn pAH
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"HAckMErAck,p q lasting and fragrant per.
fume. Price % and 90 cents. Sold by Nc.
Lain Brothers, and Alex. 7. Young.
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HEARvE-on Monday morning. October %, 1883
at 8 o'clock, MARGAEET McHESNOS, eldest dauSh,
ter Of wiIliam Il. and Annie d. Hearne, aged
years, s months and 10 days.
Funeral from reAidence, 1890 Chapline street
Wednesday afternoon at 2 O'Clock. lnterment pri
vatn.
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DIED.

HEss-on Monday evening, GcIober o, 1883, at
o'clock, CARL g., son OF the late Henry and Anna
Hes, aged years and s months.
Fnueal from the residence Of his mother, No.
1906 EoGr street, this "wednesday morning al 10
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
Tnln. arrivO and depart as iollOws-cty tim

Trains arrive and depar. as iollows-city time.
Baltimore d 0hi0-MAM LISE-DEPART-
I:66 q m. $40 q N, $50 m, 5:l9 pm, 7:05 q m.
q. Q. Div.-9:20 . m, 2lb m, 11:l5 p n, $40 am.
W, d r. DIY,-DEsAAT-For Pittsburgh, 6:25 m,
aud 800 p m; for Washington, Pa 6:5 and $40 m
RIvE-Main Llne-l2l5 q m, lU:20 0 n, S:l6 D N,
$40 am, els p m. O, o. DiV.-t:l0 IN. S:60s m,
2B6 Q n. ". DIP. piv.-ARRIyE--From Pittsburgh,
$50 q m, and $50 p m; from Warrington, Pa, 500
and $50 q N; ISIS and $50 m; from Elm Grove,
$40 p n.
p, @. q ST. L.-prrART-e27 q m, s:o2 q m,
La p N, iiI p m. ARRryH-&T q m, tl:l2 . m,
3.67p m, T07p n.
Cleveland, LoraIn d WheeIIng.-DRPAEt
Bridgeport and st. ClAinyille Accommodation, G20
q m and sis p N; Cleveland, 1900 noon: MlHilon,
$40 pm. ARRIVE $50 \ m, 1920 q m, 2:46 p m,
4:46 pm.
cleveland q PIttsburgh-DHrARr-el2 a
m, 1850 N, Eoe p m; stcubenville AccommodA.
don SOS a m, Hellsville Accommodation sos
D m. ARRvE-i2os m, ttS p m, s:l2 p m; steu.
benville accommodation 3;SS , N, weIlSyiile Ae.
.commodAton SIS N.
Il, z. d @. RailWny-LELvI BellaIre for
.WoodIheld and summeEdeId at 6:45 O m, and 300
p. m. ARRIVE at BellAiro At 9:t6a m. and 6;20p.m.
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WHEELING & ELM GROVE R. R.

On and after MONDAY. MAY II, 1858, tuntu
further notice. cars will run nom the City and
stamm'G every hour from e:soA n. to $50 n.
my10' u K1lKKH, Hupt,
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NOMMISsIONER's SALE.

In the Circuit Court for Ohio County, West VII
ginia.
W. W. Cowdcn administrator otthe1
estateo Of CarolincV. Zane. deceased, lin ch,r.,,,
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1858,

county, On
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1883,
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. ", the following mi
estate, namely: The undivided half OF a ceftS1
tract Of lInd lying And beipg situate on ZsrtI
!stand, In the city Of Wheeling, III the county Il
Ohio, state OF est Virginia, known and dthcEJd
~ follows: Beginning at q sake on the wet III
Of Houth Penn street, on n line with Z. J EtoSfi
northern fence; thence with The western line d
south Penn street south 0 degiEes eat 81 f9l6
p les TO Tho hedge rtw; thence with the betgerF
souLh so degrees west 7 2S.iW poles; u ence loikS
degrees west "a I2.10o poles 70 i stake; thence roth
80 degrees east z Is lU poles 10 The begIpuinR, ID.
tIping one acre 80 6.lW poles, moe or les
Al.o a eettAih tract Of land situated on ZAne.9
Wheeling Island, In the city q Wheeling. BOUNDED
on the north by a straight line through the tentr
Of Fink street. extending westerly trUm South LIN
street. TO South Penu street; on the east by souA
Kim street; on the south by land Of 4. J. Stone;
and on thewe't by South Fem street.
Said last mentioned Tract Of land will ent 10
offered for Ele IS 4 wsole, and then In lou v
laid out by the Special Commissioner, 4 plA, d
which can b. seq at bis Cflce, ard sale Will b
made IN the manner by which the laIgest Lumen
TERMS OF sA1x.-ons.thir s snd 10 much nond
the purchase money as Ii e purchaser shall eltatn
pay 10 cash, he balance In two equal insHllmth1
at six and twelve months evidenced BY no.u
bearing interest from the day Of tale, the title bt
ing retained until the purchase money IL paid Ia
full
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W. b. HAtIER, Auctoncer.
I hereby certify that bond has been given BY
above named Special commissioner "A requipdty
me eo court pr NecoLI OCH, cl.,t
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By virtue Of a decree entered by said Court
the sbovcsntitled cause III the llih day Of JAnuEf
1883, the undersigned Special CeG missioner will
sull at public sale a. the front door Of the Cont
Hnuhr Of sid county OH
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FURNITURE
AIRED!

Our Factory is lifted out with bcl'test aud most
approved machinery. We are thoroughly prepared
to attend to all kinds Of ORDER WORK. Send
your Furniture to us for Repairs, or send us a pos
tai card with full directions and we will send for
samc.
II you want good, substantial work, and at prices
consistent with tbs character OF the work done
don't fail To call on
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

JOHN W. sCHuLTzR, Ttut,e.
WIN. H. HALTER. h%uciioneeE. ceit
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In the Circuit Court for Ohio County, West vIniu.
William r. Zane aud PlatOHr B. zane)

Charles Z. Zane and Others.
By Virtue Of q decrtc entered by said court In ,hA
above entitled cause on tho 5th day Of OttotS,
1855, the undersigned appointed thereby a speriI
ss SHn N ~ t[sn M ao sme u IiItt bs cop m1' S stI ~ lnsAs
...E 40
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.sNONE AS GOOD

As the Excelsior Taking Powder. 70 say the re-
COOKS Sold by r II. LIST, Manufr,
And by all frst.elaSs grooers. ono
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-06-22
ANNUAL PICNIC
st Paul's Irish Catholic Church

St. Paul's Irish Catholic congrega-
ton will hold their annual picnic in
Ross grove, opposite the old fair
grounds, on Wednesday, June q,
1888. The managers who have
proven their ability in the past, will
put forth special efforts to make the
coming picnic pleasant and enjoy
able one. Ample opportunity viii
be afforded for amusement and en-
joyment. Those attending can join
in the games, swinging, racing, dane
ing, and suitable amusements OF
various kinds. The ladies will out
do all previous efforts, if possible, in
providing refreshments suitable for
the day, such as ice cream, lemon
ade, candies, etc. A splendid din
ner will be served on the ground for
the nominal sum of twenty-five
cents. The best music Mineral Point
can furnish will be in attendance
during the day. The days enjoy
ment will conclude with a grand
ball in the evening at the Opera
house, for the reasonable sum of one
dollar. Refreshments extra.
Should the weather prove stormy
the picnic will be held the next day
Thursday.
The picnic will be one of the
great events of the season. Should
you fail to attend you'll miss big
time. 45.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-06-22
BUSINESS NOTICES.

| Stylish Hats and Bonnets; Good
Goods. and attractive prices, at Katie
Lenahan's. 46
Canned lunch tongue for sale at
J. A. Spratler's 46
Sun hats-from % cents up
Just received st J. & NJ. Coats. milli-
ners. As
Canned corn beef for sale at J. A.
Spratler's. As
The picnic season is at hand, fit
your self with a pair Of nice walking
shoes, in kid or goat, button or tie,
at Penhallegon & Sons, Prices
always sure to suit. A
French peas for sale at J. A.
ISpratler's. 46
Leghorns and Tuskins from so
cents up, at ]. & NJ. Coates, MILL
nels. 40
California apricots, plums and
peaches for sale at J A. Spratler's 46
Our new stock is bootiful, shoes
your born, at ]. Penhallegon &
Sons. A
Sugar cured bans for sale at J. A.
|Spratler's. AZ
French chips at s1OO, at J. & NJ.
Coates, milliners. 40.
Smoke the Mardi Gras cigar-for
sale at J. A. Spratler's. 46
Picnic Pickles-15 cents bottle,
at Brewer & Penhallegon's. HI
Sugar-loaf grated canned pineap-
pies for sale at J, A. Spratler's. 46
Boys, it is no use to hide the old !
slipper; We've new ones that will
fit you-and your mother, too; at
J. Penhallegon & Son. Al
Strawberries direct from the gar
dens at J. A. Spratler's. 43
Farmers, Brewer & Penhallegon
pays cash for your produce, buy
your groceries of them. 80
If you are coming to Mineral
Point the 4th of July, bring your feet
with you. We can clothe them so
they will be presentable; at J. Pen
hallegon & Sons. A
Buy the BOSS" barrel churn.
Headquarters at Brewer Il Penhal-,
legon's. 43
Farmers, buy your axle grease in
bulk and get the best for six cents
per pound, at Brewer & Penhalle-
CONS. 43tf
Leave orders at J. Penhallegon & !
Sons for shoes, if you have any
trouble in fitting your feet. AZ
16lbs of good dried Peaches for
$1.O0 at B. & P,s. Cash Grocery
House. 80
Brewer & Penhallegon are having
a big demand for their scot uncol-
ored tea. 81 900 forfeited if not
pure. 80
n. Treweek is agent for Walter A.
Woods farming neutrality-suspicious.
ers, mowers, twine binders; also sells
cultivators and other farm machine
ry. AS he does not intend to en-
ploy canvassers, he invites all farm
ers to call upon him and examine
his machinery and obtain prices be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. Remem-
Der the place, at his blacksmith
shop, north of City Hall. 43m2
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Takes the present opportunity of
thanking his patrons for the liberal
support with which they have fav-
ored him during the past, and
hopes by continued attention and
study to merit their patronage in
the future. He endeavors to keep
pace with the advancement of the
times in the latest styles and, pro-
cesses known to the art, and by ex-
perience knows what is best suitable
to the tastes of the public. If you
wish to be certain of obtaining
pictures of yourself or friend or
pictures of the baby that will give
you pleasure, why do not fail
to employ him to do your work.
Bear in mind that frst-class work
is the rule with him and not the
exception. 45w3