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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-30
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BELLAiRE BUDGET.
showing How Our Neigbber Spent
YesteRday,


The steamer Prince will make the trips
| to Wheeling o.night for the. accomnoda'
ton OF any who may wish TO attend the
performance at the Opera House, and will
make the return trip after the opera Is
over. The play of julius Cesar by the
Wheeling talent will no doubt DE first.
class, and number from this city will
avail themselves of this opportunity to
hear the play.
residence in West Wheeling yesterday. He
was the father of Mrs. Jessie Randolph, of
Mrs. J. F. Vogles' funeral took place
Yesterday morning at 10 o'clock. The fun
eral services were held at the German
church on Central avenue. The remains
were followed to their last resting place by
large number Of SorrOwing friends. The
services were conducted by Rev. NJ. Hienze
and the interment was at Bridgeport.
The belfry on the top of City Hall was
topped out yesterday by putting on an
elegant flag staff.
their stores this afternoon in honor of Dec
Grafton day. No proclamation has been
issued by the mayor, however, and the
closing up will not be general.
Mr.. A. T. Stewart, OF the Globe mills,
has visitor in the shape OF a twelve pound
girl. Mother and child both doing we'll
Mr.. Willis G.. Dillon passed through the
city this morning on his way to Wheeling
from Belmont, where he has been ruSticat-
ing for few days.
Mr., John Molter has Just completed the
painting of Jacob Heatherington's fine resi-
dence in the south end of town. The job
is one of the neatest in the city and is we'll
worth seeing. Mr.. Molter also has the con-
tract for painting the NJ. L. Church on Bel
mont street, and the work will be begun
at once.
Mrs. Rathburn is quite sick at the resi-
dence Of C. II. Lewis, Esq, on Union
street.
Hon. NJ. f. Pearson, of Woodsfeld, State
the city yesterday.
Mrs. Anna Mcfarland, of Belmont, O., is
the guest OF Der cousin, Laura b. Grove, on
North Guernsey street.
Squire Caldwell of Crabapple, was in
town yesterday.
K. Johnson, the Union-street plumber,
was out at the County Poor Farm yester-
day, where he has the contract for putting
in pump and some steam fixtures.
The new base ball club has been chris
tened the Globe. They played a match
game with picked nine. principally from
he Browns, yesterday afternoon, on their
grounds, west of the city.
Prof. Charles f. Dwight, OF Wheeling,
was in the city yesterday.
J. H. Patterson, Of st. Clairsville, is in
the city.
The bank will be closed to-day and the
post.otfice will observe Sunday hours.
Freight trains will be discontinued on the
c. &PR R.. many private picnics will
claim their quota of our people and the
city will have on her holiday air.
An individual who was too drunk to
know who he was OF where he was or where
he was going, was hauled to the lookup in
an express wagon and allowed to sober up,
where he was taxed Sl0l0 for his indiscre-
ton
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JULICS CESAR.
How n Went on AT the Dress Rehear.

How Il Went on al the Dress Rehear.
Last evenings REGISTER reporter dropped
into the Opera House where the loch dra-
matte company was engaged in rehesrSing
Julius Cesar, which is to b. given tC.
night. No one will expect Mccullough
Barrett Bangs combination, but the audi
cree will see very good thing, The clstis
very good one indeed, fol amateurs, and
the conceptions of the several parts are q uite
creGitahle. The costumes are striSinEly
appropriate and are just what would be
expected from q professionl company OF
standing. Il would be untrue to say there
was no room for criticism, but certainly
the rehearsal evidenced talent and careful
study and training. Cassius, Brutus, An
tony, Caesar, Cslphurnia and Por;ia are
especially well taken.
Home entertainments should be sncOur.
aged snd we bespsak for this one good
house, satisfied that the worth Of the money
will be given.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-30
Samuel SAMUEL. SAMUEL,
TUCKER COUNTY.
Yesterdays Session OF the Board OF
Equalization.

Yesterdays Session OF the Board OF
Equalization.
The State Board of Public Works, sitting
as Board of Equalization, held short
session yesterday morning, during which
Tucker county was under consideration.
The average assessment in the county is
a4S per acre. which the Board
proposed to increase 33h per cent.
Wilson B. Maxwell came before the
Board, representing those who remenstrat-
ed against this proposed action. He rep
resented that so per cent, of the land of his
county was unimproved. He produced
records to show that the sale of the last
10000 acres of land was at an average of
less than so cents an acre. He instanc I'D
the sale of various tracts of land ranging
in size from l25 to 1,455 acres which had
been sold at prices ranging from 20 to IS
cents an acre, all of which has been assess
ed a. 81 an acre by the reaSsessor, s. K.
Blackburn. Mr.. Maxwell presented the
and land scent of Tucker county, and also
that Of John J. Adams, clerk OF the county
containing abstracts of sales in the county
during late years. These abstracts indi-
CITED b nearly all OF land sales had been
at pric, much below one dollar an acre.
At the conclusion OF his statement, the
Beard went into executive session. There
wss no session in the afternoon.
Several counties have not been he ard
from as yet, and there are only two more
days. The session OF the Board expires on
June /, and the report will be made up.
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,Irurrrnxn May olth 1872

VHEELING, may -5Iu Ioo9-
We the undersigned Merchants in Dry
Goods and Mill merry. agree TO close our re
spective place of business, Wednesday,
,DeCorstion Day from noon, IN memory
Of the nations dead.
G, Z. Stifel & Co, J. S Rhodes & Co, Ed
ward Larkin: A. Sieienback & Bro, L..
Swatacker; Marshall & Co., P. Kennedy
4. ID. Sesnon; A. l.. Rice & Co., Miss Z
Rody; Misses Balzsr and Schmidt; Mrs. s
:. Kisner: Henry Jacobs; 81. Emsheimer;
Miss A. J. WOris; N s. A. ColYig; Mrs. II,
Walters aud W 2. Rschman.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-30
A BELLAIRE WEDDING.


Nuptials Of Thos. CeGhlan s04 Atss
Nary Murphy. Yesterday.
Yesterday morning at Bsllaire, during
the Nuptial High Mass, sang by Father
Gull, Mr.. Thomas Coghlan, foreman OF the
stamping department OF the Bellaire
Stamping Company, was married 10 Miss
Mary Murphy, daughter Of Richard MUIR
ply. ESQ. In q little address OF seven
minutes duration Father Gull ex.
planned that marriage was sacrament
which united the married couple for
ever and there could be no such thing as
has Joined together let no man put asund-
err" He claimed, too, that, as marriage
was sacrament, il belonged TO the juris-
diction OF the church, and not alone TO the
court, which could view il only as . civil
contract After explaining the duties CT
the husband and wife respectively, the
speaker glided into q brief but merited
eulogy OF the high contracting parties
After the mass the bridal party were
property. on Guernsey street, which Mr..
Coghlan and his friends have furnished in
very comfortable style, with some
semblance OF elegance. They sensibly start
to housekeeping at once. At o'clock
Father Gull called, then Colonel Mer-
Ger, Colonel Rankin, Mr.. G.
II. Tsllman. of the Bellsire Stamp
ing Company. his employers during the
last ten years, who did themselves honor,
as we'll as Mr.. and Mrs. Coghlan, by their
interest in faithful and deserving en-
ployes welfare and their approval Of true
manhood, Other lesser lights but not less
sincere friends also called during the morn
ing to wish them Godspeed. Some
of the presents were Bellaire Stamping
Company, complete set OF tinware; {. IL.
Tallman, Superintendent, and VIM. Stew.
art, bookkeeper, Stamping Company, set
OF solid silver spoons; c. II. Tallman, set
OF English decorated tableware, carver ana
steel James Mullen, engraved glassware;
John Monahsn, glassware: James Porter
field, costly lamp; Clarence Bowser.
vases; VIM. Sherry, set OF toilet articles;
Miss Annie McCuIran, toilet set; Miss
Mary Hanshan, album; Father Gull
crayon OF self and marriage certificate
elegantly framed; Miss Annie Murphy,
silver butterdish; Mrs. John Mullen, oil
painting; Louis Pelkey, fine water pitcher;
Mics Mary Caughlin, fancy mats.
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A Burglar CAPTURED.

Yesterday Constable Laughlin arrested
Frank Robinson, colored, on charge of en-
tering Mrs. Anderson's boarding house
and stealing from VIM. Burales and John
Dalard, colored men, 81 in money and 8
silver watch ami chain. Last evening a
preliminary hearing was held before Squire
Arkle in the jail. The evidence showed
conclusively that the right man had been
arrested, and the Squire committed him to
Jail to await the action OF the next grand
Jury, in default Of 81, 900 bail.
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NbseliR9 Register
WEDNESDAY,. MAY 80. 1855.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index 20 New Advertisements

Wanted-House Painters
To Let-FRrniShed Rooms.
White Mountain Freezers - NeSbitt &
Bro.
Merchants Protective Central Associa.
ton.
Stoves and Tnwsre-G. W. Johnson's
Sons
Reliable Furniture-G. MeRdel & Co.
For Sale-G. o. Smith.
Deeorate-W. A. Wilson.
Peremptory Sale-F. NJ. Wickhsm.
For Rent - Furnished Rooms Local
Page
Saddles, Harness and Trunks-John H.
Hall.
Fresh Arrivals-Neill & ElEnghsm.
Good Cheer-MOnarch Billiard Parlors.
Nobby Neckwer-T O. Aoftat 4 Co.
Watches-A. A. FrsnLaeim.
Excelsior Baking Powder-R. II. List.
Just Receiyed-W. II. Forster.
Wedding Gifts-I. G. Dillon.
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General Industrial Notes.
The pottery will be off to-day.


Sweeney & Sons are engaged in putting
up the machinery on the new boats at the
wharf
The Belmont mill will stop work at
noon to-day. but will resume again to-
morrow.
The planning mills are all doing q good
business, reporting the tone Of the trade
very firm.
The plumbing trade in this city is fair,
though not rushing like the men would
like to see it,
Work on the new addition to Bodley
Brothers wagon factory, is being pushed
along rapidly.
The glass works throughout the city are
working full capacity and are turning out
large quantities Of ware.
The Top mill will be of to-day. The
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-30
rhe weather To-Day,

WASHINGTON, d c., May S0.-FOr the
Tennessee and Ohio Valley, partly cloudy
weather. local rains, variable winds, MOSTLY
nortb-easterly, stationary or lower tenn.
nerstur-. nearly stationary. pressure
Tower Lake rggion, fair weather, winds
o,tiy southsrIy, stationary or higher
tenEersiUre and pressure.
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S,nnEel., SANUEl,t 6AMUEL''

Reasons Ter DaytoG . kFsotcs 4 Bass
Plane n Preference 90 Any othes.
lst. That they are very durable.
I'd. That they have beautiful singh,
quality Of tone.
Sd. That the workmanship throushou,
is OF the most elaborate and highly finished
character.
9Th. Thatits Perpetual Sounding Bo.rd''
is enabled TO expand or contract, duria,
atmospheric changes, without injury 70
the quality OF tone.
5th. That the prices are reasonable.
Persons will FIND it 10 their interes, 70
call and examine the magnificent stoct Of
these instruments now on exhibition II
WILSON & BArNrR's
Music Store, 1910 Market 81.
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The MingO Mill.

The Steubenville Gazette says: 1--WE be
lieve that we are speaking authorativelv
when we say that there will be no strike at
the Junction Iron Works at Mingo, and
that the managers of that mill will sign
the scale. If the information upon which
we base this statement is correct, land il
has reached us through three separate
chaunels), it will be safe to let there will
be no general shut down now by the mai
wages heretofore paid and will run until
such time as they will have to stop for
warm weather or repairs, or until more
profit can be gained by shutting down"
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S,,q,e,, SAMUEL! sAMUEL!!!

Why HE 10 q summer resorts
Why speud a fifty week:
In endeaVoring health to court,
when you n ave not far TO seek
For that which brings ali 10y
And CO ors the face grown pale,
The standard brew, without alloy.
Which Is known as Smiths Cream Ale.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-30

The banks of the city will be
closed on Decoration Day. Par
ties having paper maturing on
that day will attend to iI on
Tuesday. May 20.
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cool health IL Gods best GIFT to man,
Good sense the Next:
Hut IL Of both you y ould avail.
Drink daily SmithS superb Cream Ale,
And use this for text:
When pleasure and true duty ind
bright ambient beads their links do bind
Expect the best effects.
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0GAYloYD.
New YoIt Dental Cougar
asss HAII sr- wHlau..
$50 o.
Ezsssiias vf6 saa- ''ss
Best Gum Teeth SS.Oo
An work wanpneAd
DR0. AcooRMICR q a,~
TIE Moaest DssoAr Makes . a..
lhAYN-R4N1!!l

Henry n. Kiesslink Q barber q. Ma "a,
Dearboru st., Chicago. bought fifth tiei.'
for ONE dollar in the Ap1il 10Th drasio, :;
The Louisisna State Lotlel,, and wiped a.
the capitsl number Of 6gsS. and rec.i, ~
SIS, 600 BY the American Express ,ho,.Is
after a. o reward for his loolhaHsfInen y
Drawing fortune. He 10 81 years old. bo,s
in Weisdorf, Germany; hss . We ,sS
FIVE children, and tells every one tb.y ksS
better send 30 b n. A. DsuRhin, S,~
Orleans, La, before June i2th tTuesA,,
when $522, 500 will BE- diptritated in ~.
msnne-, in sums from Si50,00 dova. !.
the Grand semi-Annual (the 18th Dss.
ing. Next,
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TauLE Linens, Toweling, Towels. &c. Al
less than cost, TO close them out, they
must he sold at some price or other Geo.
G. Roth. b. NJ. List, Assignee.
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Srwusl, SAMUEL! SAMUEL.
Grand Lunch.

We will serve grand lunch to-day from
9tO la. n. ard2 to l2 P. N. All our
friends are invited
WAISER Bsos,
1852 Market street.
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DIED.

KLINE-On Tuesday. Nay -. ls5, al u
O'Clock A. ~, Fannie, wife OF sam ne! KLINE,
aged 81 years.
Funeral from the residence OF ID. Gundlins.
Il25 Chap! Inc street. on Thursday morning 81
10 O'Clock. Friends OF the family respectfully
invited TO attend.
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A Manufaeturer's Views.

Yesterday REGISTER reporter accosted a
gentleman connected with the directory Of
ne of our mills, with the question:
do you believe there will be striker
81 am afraid so, but hope not"
"What are your private views OF the
situation"
Last year, when the workmen demand
ed an advance, openly and freely op.
posed il, but this year there is q change. l
honestly say do not believe there is any
reason for US asking the men to work for
lower wages. The condition OF trade is
Just the same and there is no cause for re-
ducing. firmly believe there will be q
decline. but it is time enough TO meet it
when il comes. Public sentiment 10
now against any reduction Of wsges"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-30

MARSHALL & Co. ITO Nam st., arc o6ss
ing special bargains every week. Last
week they sold their large assortmsnt Of
hosiery st lover prices than ve ever san
same qualities This coming week they
are going 70 make specialtss on psrapD
and lawns
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-30

WHITE Goods, q fine line, les, than cost
come and see them before purchasing else
where: they must be sold in . shor, time
Geo. G. Roth. Il. n. List, Assignee.
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DREss Goods, Casbmeres, &c, at your
own prices; they must be sold. Geo. G..
Roth. Il. II. List, Assignee.
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l will offer this week some real bargains
in Ladies Shoes, Walking Sho.s and Slip.
pers. Gall easily while We have full assort.
nent. L.Y. BL0sn.
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BRIDAL PRESENTS. of new
and artistic designs, just re-
ceiyed by JACOB w. CRUDE.
the JeWeler.
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Glass Men I'm Council.

Yesterday morning the glass manufac-
turers of this city were notified that COM
mittee from Pittsburgh would be here and
requested conference at the the Mcclure
House at . o'clock. At that hour, the
meeting was held and the following gen.
tlemen participated:
John Adams, James b. Lyons and Daniel
Ripley of Pittsburgh, c. w. BroCkunier,
Of Hobbs, Brockunier n Co.. \. B. Scott
OF the Central, +. P. Rhodes Of the La
Belle, J. F. Miller of the Buckeye, Ed
Muhleman, of the Elson, W. A. Gorby OF
the Goblet Works, VIM. II. Brinton OF the
.Etns. J. Mercer of the Belmont, and Chas.
Brady of the Riverside Works.
The meeting was called to discuss the
situation and to consider the practicaoility
of attending the National Convention,
which meets at Boston June Goth. Various
trade matters were also considered, bat
which are not of interest to the general
public. One was III the matter Of deliver
ing goods. The association has agreed to
deliver goods only on train or boat at the
works, and this is being violated. Another
matter was the charge to be made for vari-
Gus boxes and packages, with view to
establishing uniform rates.
The meeting adjourned at four o'clock,
and the Pittsburgh gentlemen returned
home on the 4:i7 train.
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NOTICES
Dissolution Of PaFtnershlp.

TIME PARTNERSHIP HERETofoREEK
l. isiing between VIM. link and AIb~r
ZifYk, under the arm name Of WIN. z.ni
Hon. IL this day dissolved by mutual conssl
Albert link retiring.
All persons knowing Themselves iniet"i
to the late firm are earnestly requested to cal
and make settlement with Vim. Zinf, who
alone IL authorized TO settle the sccoanu q
VIM. link 4 Son.
The business will be carried on ai The o.
stand, ~ heretofore. wA. link.
apit ALBGkI LLSh
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The boss l.. p. White Custom. Made Sh.r,
at c. Hess q Sons, at 81.
Samuel, SAMUEL! SAMUEL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-30

received this week q large line OF Men /,
Button Congress and Low Cut Sho-A
suitable for the season. An inspection
will satisfy anyone that have the hes,
stock in the city and at the loves, prices.
4 Rrnxn
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DRY GOODS.
Henry Jacobs,
Il54 MAIN STREET.
BARGAINS!

Bargains in Lace Curtains,
At jacobs q.
Bargains in Parasols,
AT Jacobs,
Bargains in Black Silks.
AT Jacobs g..
Bargains in Colored Silks,
At Jacobs.
Bargains in Summer Silks,
AT Jacobs &.
Bargains in White Goods,
At Jacobs &.
Bargains in Lawns,
At Jacobs &.
Bargains in all the new shades
in CashmereS and Nuns
Neilings, at
Jacobs.
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CARPETS, 0ilcloths, &c, ~ less than cot,
to close them out Geo. @. Roth. u n.
List, Assignee.
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THr boss L. P. White Custom Made Shirt
at c. Hess & Sons. ar 81
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Reeefai Annoaaeesnaas

Day Goods at less than auction prices
at Geo. G. Roth'a B. n. List, AaiGnee.
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Extra Announcement.

THE boss l.. Z. White Custom Mad.
Shirt, at c. Hess & Sons, at 81.
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!Sampri, SAMUEL. SAMUEL
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SAMUEL, sANrEL.. SAMUEL.
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Sassp5s sAsvEL.! sAMURL.H
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..BIack Dress Silks,

WE HAVE ADDED To OUR TRIMMING
w business Black Dress silks" and will
sell the same AT COST for the next thirty
days by way OF an introduction. As we are
known for many years as a reliable trm, we
can safely say that only the Best silks will
be sold By Us, All We ask is ior the ladies TO
call and see for Themselves.
L. SwABACEER,
ma25u 1901 Main ~.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-05-07

Secretary Frelinghuysen telegraphs Governor
Ireland that the Mexican Minister in Washing
ton reports that the horses stolen from Marcos
Flores, Santana Xmenez and Basilio Flores,
Mexican subjects, have been recovered and are
now in san Antonio, and requests that the
property be restored and the thieves punished.
This Governor Ireland sends TO county Attor-
ney Cooke who replies stating that the horses
and prisoners were arrested by the United
States authorities, and that the United States
Commissioner had made primary examination
William Kelly. Another man, James McsChir,
has been discharged. The whole matter had
been reported to DR.. Ornelas, Mexican Consul
i'm san Antonio, by Mr.. Paschal.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-05-07

Some new firms are established and rise rapid
" in the estimation of the public, doing good
business and making money, while older men
plod ON from day TO day doing comparatively
no business Why is thisy 1t is simply because
they are enterprisng. They seek business and
they find IL; they sell goods cheaper AT fair
working profit, and they make that profit 100
times while the high-priCed man is making one.
They have q satisfactory price for everything,
and it commands q ready sale, making room
for newer goods. The serve everyone alike
civilly, courteously and lairly. They give in
all cases good value for money. and they let
people know what goods they have fOi sale and
" ha prices they are offered at. These princi-
pies must always succeed. They art the prin-
ciules on which MPssrs. 5. May er Sons store
| on Commerce street is worked aud rs a result
| they do a good business and merit the conf
dcnc' of the many ladies who regularly visit
| their store,
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-05-07

Human hair lay all around, and was artisti-
cally, curiously and naturally worked up In
such "a manner as would lead to the belief that
some OF tho Apaches had made visit to some
place and soalped the girls that had the most
beautiful hair. Hello" said the LIGHT rep
resentative to Mr. Max Mayer, who was calmly
marking the prices Of the articles, what do
you call these things Has anybody been on
scalping expedition" No" replied Mr..
Mayer, "'Ihcy are part of large stock of hair
goods which Mr.. ). Mayer has bought in the
Northern cities and is now cOnsigning to US
here. We were bound 70 get them as there
were 10 much demanded by our customers. We
have everything IN the hair line. They are
good, useful and cheap, ranging in prices from
80 ceuts to S6 This" said he, lis the IInmOr
telle, this delicate work Is the Phantasie, this
| splendid workmanship is the Crown Wave,
| here is the Curly Saratoga, the COquette, the
| Langtry, and" "Nuif" said the LIGHT repre-
sentative, what ever You like TO cali them there
| Is no doubt that they are very pretty ard well
made and will enhance the beauty of our al
/ ready pretty girls. San Antonio has the rep
utatiOn OF having the pTettiest girls in the
state, but when these ornaments get generally
worn, we snail expect that visitors will he
coming here in search of Paradise on account
! of the angelic beauties that will parade Oui
| streets.