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CUTTING -AFFRAT,

A Quarrel Among Polanders Results in
the Slashing of One of Them in the
HoweIs-Probability That He VIII Die.
About 10 o'clock last night Officer Mad
OK, who was on the lower Seventh street
beat, was called upon by one or two ex-
cited Polanders, who informed him that a
man had been cut, down in one of the
shanties in the hollow. On going down
there the officer found that the man that
was said to have done the cutting had left
and gone to his own shanty, short dis
lance of. On going to the little old build
ing where the man was, the officer found
the door locked and admission refused.
The only way he could get in was to break
in, which he proceeded to do by kicking
down the door. After he got
in the man manifested a dis
position to resist being arrested. He was
convinced OF the foolishness of making
resistance by gazing into the muzzle of
revolver. Being fully satisfied on this
point the man surrendered and was taken
to the city hall, where he was locked up,
and gave his name as John Tocheuek. An
attempt was made to interview him, but
he could not speak word of English, and
through an interpreter denied all
knowledge of the cutting. He denied hay-
ing n knife, and it is supposed that he
threw it away before he was arrested. At
any rate all the searching that was made
of him and his clothing showed that he
had no knife on his person at the city hall.
TIFF PRTsONER's APPEARANCE
He was, in appearance, one Of the most
stohd and generally stupid persons ever
seen. He had a square face, low forehead,and
i very dull, silent look. He was dressed
in coarse, wooden clothes, with his pants
stuck in his boots. When asked question
he looked at the person asking it with
wild, vacant stare and said nothing.
TIE FIGHT.
The cause of the trouble, according to
the statement of parties around there is as
follows: There were half a dozen
Polanders in the place where the cutting
occurred, and in some way a disag reement
sprung up about some money, which
caused the fight, and lastly the cutting.
The prisoner, the men say, during the
general scramble and fight, pulled out a
knife and made a slash on
the man that was cut, the
blade of the knife entering his bowels,
making a long cut across. The man, whose
name is unpronounceable, it is thought
willnot survive.
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ryI,,dom 1ni,.hs They are Lot of "Dirty

UImdonl Thinks They are u Lot OF "Dirty
Creatures"
Pioneer Pcess-Windom Organ-Jan lS.I
IF Mr.. WINDOWS friends have the firm
ness and tenacity of purpose to hold to-
gether to the number of fifty,or even forty
five votes, there is still a good fighting
chance that they may win. >
There are probably some ONE Or TWO Doz-
IN OF THESE INEFFABLY DIRTY CREATURES IN
TEE LEGISLATURE WEo HAVE BEEN WAITING
20 BE BOUGHT
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Pioneer Press-Windom organ-Jan. 49,
The results of Senatorial elections are
largely determined by the success of the
artists on either side in playing upon the
weaknesses, the foibles, the prejudices, the
credulous imbecilities, or the mercenary
littleness of this class of SMALL POTATO
FOOLS and KNAVES.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals will be received at the Office
of the City Engineer until 5 p. m. Feb. 9th,
1883, for replacing one of the wooden spans of
the Wabashaw street bridge'acros the Mississippi
river, with wrought iron superstructure, In ac-
cordance with specifications and profile on file
in said office. Work to be completed on or be-
fore July LIST, 1888. L. W. RUNDLETT,
1887 City Engineer
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VindOm Relies on Securing the "FeebIe
Hfn,IpI

Pioneer Press--Windom organ-Jan. IS.
The, choice of United States Senator
is committed by law largely to the petty,
FEEBLE MINDED creatures who usually
constitute large section, and sometimes
a majority, Of either party in the legis-
latnre.
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DIED.

PROAL-In this city, at his residence, No. 40
Summit avenue, at 6 p. m. Jan. 10, 1888,
Charles Proal, aged sixty-three years.
Funeral from Christ Church at II a. m. Tues
day, Esd inst.
Friends are invited to attend.
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Rough on Rats
''Rough on Rats" Clears out rats, mice,
reaches, bed-bugs, flies, ants, noles, chipnunks,
gophers, &c.
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Billings Lots.

Lots in Billings, NJ. T., for sale by Van
GleVe and Wadsworth, at room 2, Northern Pa
cifc land Office, OF Billings, IL. T.
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NOR SALE-100 cords black oak green wood,
Il by the quantity or single cord, at 81 25.
Leave orders at 283 Chestnut street. 1928
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EOR SALE-On monthly payments, new
4 house with six rooms. Inquire of G. NJ.
Dittnan, Room Is, Gillian block. 1921
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WEALTH

DR.. E. c. Vests nerve and brain treatment, a
specific for hysteria, dizziness, co1vulsiOns,
nervous headache, mental depression, loss of
memory, premature old age, caused by over
exertion or over-indulgence, which leads to mis-
cry, decay and death, One box will cure recent
cases, Each box contains one months treat
ment. One dollar box or six boxes for five
dollars, sent by mail prepaid on receipt ofprice.
We guarantee six boxes to cure any case. With
each order received by US for six boxes, accom-
panied with FIVE dollars, we will send the pur-
chaser our written guarantee to return the money
if the treatment does not effect cure. Guar
antees issued only by Lambie Co., corner
Third and Wabashaw streets, st. Paul, MINI.
Orders by mail promptly attended, TO.
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2. Z. Lyons,
Sergeant Signal Corps, A. .. s
TO-DAT'S WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 81, a. m.--Indica-
lions for the upper Mississippi and Mis-
soari valleys, fair weathar, winds mostly
south-westorly, stationary or higher tenn
nara tnca-
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FOR SHE.

Nor SALE-Lime Kiln, PAT acres. Plenty
& of wood, Capacity 40 barrels day. a. K.
Barnum, "a East Third street, st. Paul. 1924
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oAzLv WEATHER BULLETIN.

GreI5a O-rrEz SIeN.lL OEZTCEa,
49, .sga.erog. D. C., an. p, l3s3.-9:45 ?. M
Observations taken at the same moment Of
i-le s- all stations.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RECORD.
DAILY LoOAL aEANs.

Ssc. pasr. Dew Point. Wind. Weather.
89.I@ 200 -23.0 " Clear.
glno..tof melted snow, -: Maximum ther-
aonetsr,- 100; minimum thermometer,-29.5
daily range, 1875.
Riypr-FrOZan.
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NOR RENT-The frame store formerly occu-
a. pied by me will be for rent after January
18th next. Also the two upper stories of the
new brick block adjoining. For further infOr-
nation call on a. WINTER,
364* Cor. 9th and WabashaW SITS.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-01-22

nor SALE-Kouse with six lots, near Ohio
l. street (Sixth ward). Inquire of j. A. Nc
Conkey, either at Globe Office or at residence.
35I*
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LEADING BUSINESS NEf
OF
ST. PAUL 1MIhrN.
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Real Estate.

DARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE-I have the
I'D largest List of any agent in the city, and
in all parts of the city. Lots on monthly
payments. Some good houses very cheap and
on easy terms. Come and see me sure, before
you buy E. P. Wilgus, 334 Jackson st. 14*
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FINANCIAL.
lost and FOUND.

TK7ILL loan upon or buy Life ms. Policies
w l.. P. Van Norman. $50 Jackson. SO
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Tp;oneor Prose Window organ-Jan

4 Call on the "lSmaU Potato Fools" to
CRnnGe to EildOnl,
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nor RENT-Furnished house having nine
a rooms. Apply NJ. D. Miller, IS West Third
street. 16
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-01-22

HOO Kinds of gold and ornamental pic
lVO ture and plaque frames, all sizes,
made to order. Old frames guided with pure
gold leaf, and work guaranteed, by C. Thomas,
325 Wabashaw street. 1920
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-01-22

WANTED lady of experience, posi-
w ton as housekeeper in some frst-class
hotel or private family. The best of reference
can be given. Address s. A., No 124 West Fifth
street, st. Paul. 1881
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4 NEAT, RELIABLE GIRL desires situa-
"A ton as second girl, can do nice sewing
Reference given, SIG St. Peter street, German
Intelligence Office. 1924
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FElEEPLE & HOSKEN, real estate agents, So
L East Third street, conduct auction sales of
real estate, stocks of merchandise and household
effects at the residence.
at-sun-tue-thurs-1mo
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SITUATIONS WlNTED.

EKTANTED- furnish all kinds of recon-
w mended female help for families, hotels,
restaurants. E. Douglass, corner Seventh and
Wacouta. 20-29
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WTANTED-A situation as butcher by an
w Englishman; viii work for low wages Ad-
dress ]. Kenney. Cedar street, between Seventh
and Eighth 36l-367
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MISCELLANEOUS.

VA ANTED-Furnished room and board, for
w gentleman and wife, in private family.
Address, stating price, A. B., Globe Office. 21-22
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g HOULD you desire to obtain information of
y any kind or about any person, strictly
confidential, write, enclosing stamp, to st. Paul
Private Inquiry, P. o. b9x 2317.
sun tues thur 2-3l
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GyTONE CUTTERS WANTED to attend meet
- ing at st. Patrick's Hall, corner Third and
Cedar streets, on Tuesday evening, Jan. Esd, at
1880 p. N. By request Of the Minneapolis Stone
Cutters Association. David Colquhoun, Sec
retaIy. 2O-22.
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sTTUATI0Ns OFFERED.
Males.

gGT ANTED-Irish or German girl for house
w work No wishing or ironing. Apply
341 East Eleventh street, corner Pine. 21-25
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WANTED-A situation as clerk in a store
w by a man who speaks German and Eng
lish. Address Il. A. H, Globe Office. 1923
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TO RENT
Rooms.
Houses,

NJANTED TO RENT-A nice house, with all
w the modern improvements, bath, furnace,
gas, etc., by a small family, no children: as near
to the Nicollet house as possible for place of
this kind. A good rent will be paid. Address
House, Globe Office Minneapolis. 10%
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-09

LorW, Mons best quality nd shaker nau
mel undershirts, only une dollar and sew
oniy'uve cents; regular price two dollars
and n half.
LOT ~. Mems extra quality scarlet flannel
UNDERSTANDS only one dollar and n leif. reg
ulnr price two dollars ana auuarttr.
lOrSi. Mons nAest white shaker ilannci
undoishirtS only one dollar and seventy
hNoi WenNr n Samnols psico two dollars
and u half.
Ior 81. Mems fine white Shaltcr UNDERSTANDS
only one dollar and u half, Wvnnr ~ Sam-
uel's price, two dollars and u Qunrtrr
LpIN1. McWS best and heaviest all wOnl
knit scarlet uidctShirtN only one dollnrnn
~ hall, W, 4 IS, pticc, e IS.
Lui ~. Mons heavy all wool scarlet nm
dershirts only u - former price, 81
LOT 50, Mems Tine all wool white knit un-
dcrshiris only 81 30, W. Il SIS price ssgi.
Lor%. Mems fms white mcrlno UNDER
shirts only one dollar, former price one
dollar aud n hNlf,
LOT ~. Mons line mcrlno undorshiriS only
seNenty,uve cents former price one dollar
aud u quarter,
LOT loo Mems thncy mixed undershirs,
"Cnlcutta,' only one dollar and n quarter,
TURK price, two dollars,
lnruN. Mems tancy "Austmllan" wOol nm
dcrshlris, only ono dollar ana ~ hRlE W, ~
rs. price, two dollars aud a Qunrtcr,
LOT 80. Mems fancy knit striped UNDERSTANDS
only eighty-iVc cents, W, a. SIS. price onc
dollar aud halt
LOT i0l. Mems h,uc miNod wooden under.
shirts only -; former price, u So
LOT Ladies' md gentiumen's SILK, linen.
hcmsttchcd aud printed bordorcd hanuler.
chieN At about onc.hnlf the usual prices.
LOT. ladies clonks, Il ohnunS and ul-
sicra at less than Wholesale Enstorn pricva
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-09

LOT 2579. Mems fine blue and black all wool
diagonal overcoats, only eighteen dollars;
wennr \ Samuel's price twenty-seven dol
lars and half.
LOT 1909. dens' fine blue diagonal overcoats,
only ten dollars; TURK price fifteen dol.
lars,
LOT 2O8e. Mems gray Melton" ovcrcoa,s,
only seven dollars and a hale Turks price
twelve dollars.
LOT sofa. Mems light weight cashmere
overcoats, very cheap only Ave dollars;
wei worth nine dollars,
LOT 1910. Mems heavy chinchilla overcoats,
only six dollars: would be cheap NJ ten
dollars.
LOT $751; Mems fine beave. overcoats, only
eleven dollars and half Turk'sprico eigh.
teen dollars.
LnI coo. Mems fine all WOOL brown and
black Cardigan jackets, fur trimmed, only
five dollars; Wennr & Samucls price seven
dollars and half.
LOT 100. Mems finc, all wool Cardigan jack
cts. fur trimmed, odly three dollars and Il
hale former dee hVe dollars.
LOT 400. Mems line, all wool Cardigan jack
cts, in drah, scarlet and brown, only IAree
dollars; Wenar " Sarnuels price iour dol
lars and II half.
LOT 800. Mems wool Cardigan Jackets, only
two dollars; former price three dollars.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-09
Shoe Department.
MEMS BOOTS AND SHOES.

LOT l21. Mems Fine snwed Calf shoes, Con.
gress, plain toe only three dollars and q
half WenQr Il Samucl's price I'VE dollars
LOT 172. Mems Fine Scwod Calfshocs, But.
ton, only three dollars and hail, Nonar ~
Sanluel's price five dollars.
LOT 1872. Mems Fine Custom-made Sewod
Calf shoes, in Lace, Button ana Congress,
only four dollars, Menar y Samuels price
six dollars.
LOT 1856. Mems Philadelphia Custom.made
Sewcd Calf Shoes. French toe, Lace and
Congress, only four dollars ana half
Turk's price SIX dollars and half.
LOT ITS. Mems Fine sewed CnlfShoes, Lace,
only two dollars and n hnit, Wonnr u sam
uel's price three dollars half.
LOT 1877. Mems Fine Cable screwed Scotch
bottom Shoes, only three dollars, Wenar ~
Snmuel's price iour dollars and hall.
Lace, only two dollars and half, Turk =
ptlcc three dollars and half,
LOT 29S: Mems Fine sewed CAL Sh9eSr
lars regular price seven dollars and hnli
LOT 800. Mems Fine French CAR hutton
shoes, pointed toe, hOnd-sewcd, only nNe
iollars, regular price seven dollars ana
LOT 7s1. Aieu's Dom Pedro Buckle. Shoes
only two dollars, Turk price three dollars :,ll
Shoes, only one dollar and three,,quniters
Wcnar Il Samuels price three dollars.
LOT S6a. Mems Fine Sewed shoes, Comgress
BoN-Toe, only one dollar and hnli, Wehai
Il Samuc's price two dollars and hall.
LOT 9Sl. Mems Fine Scwud bn2llSh btlS
only two dollars, Turk price three dpllhfs
LOT 7sS. Mems Fine Plnin Cali Pcgged
Shoes, only one dollar and threc-quar'ers
wenar Il Samuel's price two dollars anc
three-quarters. ,-,.,,.
LOT ll2i. Mems Plain Pegged Calf Brogans
only one dollar and half, regular prlc'
two and n quarter.
I,oT2s. Boys Fine Veal Calf Button ant
Iace Shoes, only two dollars, Wcnar d
Samuel's price three dollars.
0T az. Boys Dom Pedro Buckle Shoes, on,
one dollar and half, Wonar & samuel
price two dollars.
l6T 3s. Boys English Bal. shoes, only on
| dollar and n half former price Two upllilts
LOT GAG. MEMS fine pegged call BOOTS ON!
Two dollars and a hall, Wenhr q Snmuei
prlcc three dollars and soYenty,llNe Gem
LOT 462. Mems line pesged call boots ON.
| three dollars, Wehar y SamueIs pflce lou
ror ana. Mems fine sewod calf boots,
Splendid article, only three dollars ana
J l'olf. former price five dollars.
IOr 2i6 Mems extra quality llnc hcMc
calf boots for four dollars, Wennr " SUI
uelig price five dollars and half
LOT 4l6 Mems No. ] quality llne peeBe
cal boots only four dollars, FORMER PFC
five dollars and half,
1 LOT lls Mems best quality me htIu',i
screwed calf boots only four dollars anu
half, Wcnar & Samucl's price SIX dollars
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-09
Furnishing Goods Dept.

LOT slS9 Mons hest quality scarlet shaker
flannel drawers only one dollar and SOW
cnty-fvs cents, Wcnnr n Sainuois' price,
two dollars and n hNlt
LOT SSiS. Mems extra hnc Quality scarlet
shaker dunncl drawers only one dollar and
half, former price, two dollars anda quar-
I.or 5lsl. Mems heavy all wool scarlet
drawers only oncdollnr and quarter, reg
ulpr price, two dollars,
LOT $50. Mons best white Shaker flannel
drawers uuly ono dollar and seventy -fVa
cents, Wennr ~ Sainucls price two doliars
and half.
I.Or 5Sl0. MEMS fine white shaker nnnnel
drawers only QUO dollar ana n half, Former
priCo two dollars and u quarter.
! LOT al0S. Mons extra heavy nnhlenGhod
driu drawers only any conts, Former price
! l.or dOSl. Mems oNtm heavy unbleaeliod
driil druwers, only thirty -tvo cents, Wenar
| 4 SNiuues my cents.
| LOT ass Mems best aud heaviest bleschcd
canton flannel undershirtS, only one dollar
| wcnprand samuops price, ono dollar nud
| Lon u.s. Men'H iine blcachcd cnnton nRnne,
| undershrts, only soveniy.nyc cents; No
| nnc& samuers price, one dollar ANA TWEEN
| ty-ilNo cents.
| Ltir so. Mems unhleachod canton flannel
undershirts. only any cents; iarnior price,
|, Roventy.iiNv cents.
| IOF lssi. Men host quality honched can
| ton flannel drawers, made aud tniabCd In
| the best possible mnnncr, only ono dollnr;
Mcnar * Samucl's price, one dollar ana
| Ior'nSI. Mons nnc hlcached canton draw.
crs, only siNty-hro conts; former price, ono
LOT iSii. Mems unblcachcd canton flannel
! drawers only any cents: former price, reN-
cnty.tiVc cents.
LOT igip Mems white mcrluo drawers, only
! seventy i've cents Wcnnr Il Sanuel 3
price, one dollar aud n quarter.
Lot 10. Ladies' nnc ali wool scarlet vests
and pants only $40 suit Wcnar a sam
ues price $50, THESE are the best goods
manufactured
LOT ". indios' very nno scarlet lambs
wool yeats and pnuta only SIS -. Wcnar x
Shmucls pric0 30 on,
Inrli. Ladies' fino cashmere wool NtNt
, ana pnnts only 81 0u suit. Former price
50 90.
10TH ladies' fine cashmere vrgtR and
IN papt 80 aniv ans dollar AMI n hoir a suit
! Eormer trioo Two dollars aud n hnif.
: - -, = - !, 49,, ,,
LOf 10. Ladies' fancy trimmed merino v9sl,
Only ohe 9olihfi 'oriher prioo ono u"''"'
2 anu u Iili'
LOT 10. Ladies' fine morlno vests only my
, cents; Wunnr 4 Samuos' price sevcnty-fNC
z cents.
to,r IN Tndics' nun n,erino vests mud
+, na,,s AMY oightv certa "a st,it. torinpr prlrt
7, Ina dniinT nnsi n hnif
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-09
Hat Department.

LOT 1901. Mems finest ouaitty gOft Gilt ldnpk
hats only three dollars nutl n hniC wpnur
4 Smuucl's price nvo dollars.
1 or lalO Nounp MONS 1rltV sty1p'' nuasf
black felt hats, only three dollars nud a
hnlf, former price ave dollars.
LOT iAll Nen's nobbv low crovn lntani stylo
Black ana brown fcit hats, only two doiler-
and n half, regular price three dollars and I,
hall.
LOT lllS. Mems black hluo aud bro,yn stifT
felt hats only two dollars aud "A aunrtcr
former price ihrca dollars aud a hale
LOT lSS,, Mems extra quality line black
fur hats No. | IN every respect only uye
dollars, actually cost i've dollars aud q hnii
aud sold by MenHr s samuel FOR eight dol.
lars.
Lor 5i7g. Cuwmen's heavy weight black felL
hats, best quality, only sN dollars, former
p-lce eight dollars and a half
Lon TplT. Uowmon' drab lolt hats "lIunter's
Best only Hyo dollars, AiuVin's price
eight dollars.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-09
LApIgs' AND MISSES SHOES.

LGT 49,, Ladies' finest Frcpch kid button
shoes, no better tn the market, only four
dollars and halt; former price SIX col
LOT lSl. ladies' finest French kid button
shoes, extension soles, only four dollars
. and a half; iOtiner price six dollars.
LOT SH. Iaaies' best quality Curso Kid
button shoes. only three dollars, w, " SIS
price -four dollars.
two dollars ana Il quarter, ". = SIS price
three dollars and "a quarter.
LOT SIS. Ladies' fine Rid button shoes. COM
mon sense heel. only Que dollar aud a half,
former price two dollnrs aud IA half
LOT 81. Ladies' fine grain button shoes,
only one dollar and a hall, former price two
dollars and II hall
only two dollars and II quarter, w. " IS
price three dollars and quarter.
LOT -. Misses fine Curiso KID button
boots. only two dollars and a quarter, W. *
SIS price three dollars and u quarter
| LOT 25l. Ladies fine glove Kid, box pointed
| toe, very stylish, only two dollars, tornor
| LOT 80. Ladies' mont lace pebble goat
shoes. only one dollar and sevcnty-t I've
cents, iormerprico two dollars nnd hhil
! LOT oil. Ladies' fiue scwod calf shoes, only
one dollar and half, regular price Nv,
dollars and a quarter.
Ion Ii5. Misses fine Curho kid button
boots, only two dollars ana SeNenty-itN,
cents, former price four dolietss
LOT $50. Misses line pebLle goat buttoI
! boots. only one dollar aud a hnlf, W, -
price two dollars and a quarter.
| LOT u.s. Misses line glove grain solnr "
! button shoes. only one dollar and seventy
five cents, former price two dollars and
half.
LOT 6ji. Misses fine glove grain bmito
shoes, only one dollar and quarter, w.
| SIS price two dollars.
LOT $40. Misses fine glove grain mont luc
shoes. only one dollar, regular price oil
lIoT 10. Misses Pebbled Goat, front lace
scwcd shoes, only one dollar former pric
one and half.
LOT i05. Ladies' Fine Glove Kid, patent III
'front.' lace, only one dollar ana quartet
former price two dollars.
LOT sol. Ladies Fine Front Lace Kid Shoe
only one dollar and hall, former price wv
and q quarter,
LOT 27l. Ladies' Cloth Kid, Fox, Ncwpof
ties, only one dollar, former price one an
throe.quarters.
Lon M. Ladies' Fine Kid, Low quarter
Button Shoes, only one dollar Ncnar :
Samuels price one and threequnftors
LOT oS8. Ladies' Fine febblcd Goat, lON
Quarter Button shoes, for one dollar, iotme
price one aud thrcc-quArtrrS,
LOT 0j, Ladies' Fine KID Newport TICS, ON
seventy.iivc cents, regular price one anu
! quarter.
IIdTGl7. ladies' Fine Kid sandals, only or
dollar, rpgul T. price one ana "A matt
LnT ~. Ladies' Fine Curiso lid ''nnui
slippers ouly one dollar and quartz
Wenar Il Sumuels price two dollars.
lI,OT7g. Ladies Fine KID opera slipper
only scycnty-tve cents, former price OF
: dollar and a quarter
7 LOT 7gS. Lsdles Fine Kid Opera supper
s only iiny cents, former price one dollar.
!. LOT 'a62. ladies Kid slippers, FOR non
wear, only fny cents, regular prlre OF
dollar.
jL0rgl9' Ladies' "Buskns" only fifty cont
: regulur prce one dollar. c. Oh,
a I.OF9lg. Ladies' Best Quality Carpet ~
, pors, only forty cents, worth SeEehlS'h'
cents.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-09

fully acquainted with the situation, to
visif Galveston and make personal
survey. The letter enlarges on, me
nstio3sl character of the work and the
benefits expected, but says the
con;mittee feels IL is proper
~ saw that however reasonable
tho estimates might be, the. people OF
G Gal are not able of themselves
-. contract for the work. They are
enonrared, however, t, believe that
t tract so on q proper proposition Of the
natter matt and they trust tobe able to Sc
cure the necessary congressiohai US
sistauCe.