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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-27
Mines and Miners.

COnnelsville coke commands the
highest prices in the Buffalo market.
The Rainey ovens at Meyer, Pa,
have been fired up.
The Cochran coke works at Bridge
port, Pa, are making full time.
New coke ovens are going up at the
Donnelly works, west of Stonervllle,
Pa.
The Warden works and the Stoner-
vile ovens are running full time.
The new colliery at Houtzdale, Pa,
is to be called Webster No. >. 1t is
slope.
Twenty new coke ovens have been
erected at TiOga, Pa.
This coal trade is exceedingly dull at
Frostburg, Md, The Hoffman mine is
idle.
The coal shaft at FOrestville, o., is
idle.
The coke business is brisk, but the
prices obtained for the product are not
renumerative.
A vein of coal three feet thick has
been found on the Wheeler rancho,
near Golden, Col, at q depth Of 81
feet.
There was a falling of of $4,000 tons
in Chicago coke receipts during the
month of April.
me men at the franklin mine, at
Westernport, Nd, are only making
three-quarter time.
The Hampshire and Phoenix mines,
at Westernport, Md, are doing very
little. The former is only running
about half time.
Weller Bros. and others have pur-
chased large amount of coal land at
Manordale, Pa, and will sink two coal
shafts in the near future.
There are over one million bushels
of coal above Lock No. 8, on the Mon
down owing to a broken lock.
The shipments from the mines of the
Cumberland coal region for the week
ending Saturday, May Il, 1888, were
1915 tons, and the total shipments OF
the year to that date 7Sl, isl tons, an
increase Of 245,60S tons as compared
with the corresponding period Of 1882.
Messrs. Bailey and Stratton, of Cam
field. o., have leased lands from War
rem Hine, adjoining the will ,ge, after
testing the quality Of the coal obtained,
and propose sinking shaft within q
few months, preparatory to mining and
shipping the excellent camel product
80 easily obtained at this point
Stewards Journal.
The new coal works near Apollo, Pa,
operated by the Westmorelaud County
Coal Co., have three drifts open, but they
refuse to pay 81 per yard for entry
work, the price, but offer SS.5h. The
location at the works is at Roaring
Run. The mines are over one hundred
feet above hetrack. The grazing for
switch to connect with the A. V. r.
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why He Paid.

They were talking about gas and
comparing gas bills, and finally the
bald headed man laid aside his paper
and observed:
"Well, had only two burners going
in my office for an hour each evening
during January, and my gas bill for the
month was ST."
"Monstrous. Highway robbery.
Worse than pocket-picking" exclaim-
ed as many different voices, and some
one asked what he did about it.
"Nby, / paid it," he replied.
"You did Don't you know it was a
downright swindle:"
eyes, l thought it pretty steep, but
you see I'm stakeholder IN the COM
pany, and anxious for dividend"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-27
BELlAiRE INDUSTRIES.

This has been another quiet week among
Bellaire work shops. The boys are all work
ing steadily in anticipat ion of the usual
summer stop. The glass house have moth.
ing new to report, and most of them are
still running full. They will all shut down,
however, about the first of June. 1t the
Etna foundry they are busy as bees. and
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-27

Are You builtlng?

%
II so you will want
a roof. and we want
to call your attention
to the best one, the
most economical one
and the one which in.
sures you the great
est safety, the best
wear, the easiest put
on, and one which
will outlast the build
ing itself. We refer
to our Iron Roofing,
waterproof, 6re.proof
and lightning
No rivets, nails, eye.
lets, screws, tongues,
counter sinking or
breaking the surface
in any way is necessa-
with this roof, there.
by forming a perma-
nent guarantee
against rust. We can
demonstrate how in
hnitely cheaper and
better it is than any
roof which can be put
on. ltsaves insurance,
hShtnlng RODS andre'
pairs. For country
residences, where els
tern water is used,
this root sheds the
water almost as clear
as when it comes from
the clouds. 1t does
not have a single dis
advantage, and we
solicit contractors and
builders to write us
for circulars and pri-
ccs. We can fill your
mail orders promptly,
and send instructions
which will enable any
one to put on their
own roof. We hope
to hear from you.
Write TO us or call In
at the Office. We can
give you references
in abundance from
homcpeoplc who have
used our roof for
years. 1t will pay you
to investigate this
matter, and pay you
we'll.
n. A. HAlDEMAM & CO.,
Manufacturers OF
PATENT IRON RO0FING,
ITO Water St.,
WHEELING, VEST Va.
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General Trade Notes.

a new pottery is to be built at Otta'
wa, ILL.,, by Mr.. Chas. Jacobs.
The Solid Steel Co., Of Alliance, o.,
are expecting to begin work on the Isl
of June.
The bricklayers of Reading, Pa,
have decided to ask for S1.15 per day,
an advance of p cents.
The pottery had failed last year at
Trenton, n. j., has been reopened and
christened the Union pottery.
All the single men in the employ OF
the West Middlesex, Pa, chain factory,
have been suspended owing to the dull
ness in trade.
The shiprights Of Philadelphia are
still lOeked-out. \ number of work
men We're brought from Portland, Me-,
to take the places of the men out, but
upon q representation of the facts in
tile case to them they returned home.
The cigarmakers of the United States
have generally succeeded in securing
an advance in wages this spring. There
are still few manufacturers iii Pitts.
burgh who refuse to pay their work
men their just dues, but they are very
few
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DIED.

HOLLIDAY-On Friday evening a. 80
O'Clock CHARLES W. HOLIDAY, il the I'D
yen Ofhis age.
Funeral services at the residence of his Ia
Their. 4. Holiday, 100 Chspilue street. Al
80 p. N. sunday. Interment private.
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MARRIED..

COATEs-RIGNER-At West Alexander,
Pa, Sunday, April !. 1853, Mr.. Jonn u. Coates,
OF Benwood W. Va, and Miss Ida N. RigneE.
of Wheeling, W. Va.
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LABOR At LARGE.
Mill Notes,

The trouble has been settled at the
Altoona, Pa, rolling mill.
Over 5000 kegs OF nails were made
at Pueblo, Col, last year.
Summers Brothers & Co., at Struthers,
O., are running their mill full time.
The nail mill at Scranton, Pa, is eX-
pected to go on double turn in a few
weeks.
During the past week the Pennsylva-
MIA steel works at Steelton, Pa, pro-
duced 2,5ll tons of rails.
The mill at Hubbard, o., is still idle,
and it is believed it will not start this
summer.
Brown, Bonnell & Co., Of Ioungs.
town, O.. are declining orders to be filled
after June lst, as it is not known what
the price will be.
During the last year the mills of Ohio
produced SOC tons of railroad rails,
and it is expected this amount Will he
increased this year.
Evan Lloyd, a rougher at the Home
stead steel works, Allegheny county,
accidentally broke his neck at that
place last sunday morning.
The Chicago splice-bar mill is being
run double turn. During the month OF
April the mill received a general over
hauling, and some machinery was
added.
George Daniels, George f. Sharpe,
James Duffy, \. c. Mckee and James
ID. Smit h have received certificate or
incorporation for the Steubenville iron
works, the capital stock being fixed at
$4,000. The company has purchased
the merchant iron and hoop mill of
Sharpe, Daniels Il Co., at Alikanna,
and will operate it. The purchase also
includes the valuable deposits of coal
near the Neutrality-suspicious. News.
The Sharon Herald says: "Mr.
James Westerman, of this town, IS I'M
derstood to be ready to take the Brown,
Bonnell 4 Co. plant at Youngstown
and assume the liabilities in case the
Cleveland stockholders, who have Of
fered to take it, should reconsider their
determination. Mr.. Westerman de-
clares it is the best iron plant in Amerl-
ca. It is said that at the time the Cleve-
land gentlemen made their proposition
to the creditors Mr.. Westerman eX-
pressed his willingness to take the
works, and that he since has had no
reason to change his mind"
Glass Notes.
The new bottle house at Bellevernon,
Pa, seems to be an assured fact.
The glass chimney trade is quite dull
at present.
The Independent glass factory, this
city, is idle for repairs.-Labor Tribune
The glass factories of Wellsburg, w.
Va, are both doing prosperous busl-
ness.
Wellsburg expects to have two new
glass factories before the close OF the
year 1883.
The window glass trade is unusually
dull at present, although all the factor
ies are running.
The glass manufactures of this city
are all running, but doing a light trade
for the season.-Labor Tribune.
The flint glass workers of the United
States have notified the manufacturers
that they will not work for six weeks
after June 30th.
Adams 4 Co., this city, have decided
to erect new furnace at their Tenth
street factory. The old furnace has
been torn down. Tribune.
The glass firm at New Glasgow, y.
S., imported an entire crew from Eu-
rope. 1t has developed since then that
their men, with few exceptions, are
all members Of union, and among
the M is the Secretary Of the Glass
PrCssers' Association Of England.
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RIVER DIvIsIoN-GoING lAsT.

Additional accommodation train leaves
Bellaire at 9 O5 A. NJ. for Steubenville and In.
termediate points; arrives at Bridgeport al
9:iS Martins Ferry, g2T, and Steubenyille,
1920 A. N. Returning, leaves SteubPnyille at
2:I2P NJ; Martins Ferry, 30; Bridgeport,
32s and arrive al Bellaire AT $40 p. ".
NoTE-Trains leaving Bellaire al $50 q. m
and 90 p. m. connect at Yellow Greek Tor
Cleveland. AL trains daily except sunday.
WIN. A. BALDWIN,
Manager, Pittsburgh, Pa.
z. A. FORD, Gent Pass q TIT. Agt.
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marked that their ceremonies and
general work, in some respects, were
like our own. The wise man brings ali
10 the tribunal of reason, even reason
itself lKentl.-New York Dispatch.
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No srsNt,yY rVGTsr:'gn = OstfHyr5 a'A(i E!

R., has begun, and they will begin to
ship their coal to market by the first OF
July. F-..a
The Carpenters.
Carpenter.
New Orleans carpenters only get 81
per day.
Boston, Mass, pays carpenters $50
per day.
The wages at Toledo, Ohio, are $3.50
per day.
Trade is good in Trenton, n. j.
Wages S2.25@S250.
San Antonio, Texas, carpenters get
from $3.50 to $3.50 per day.
Morris, Mimi, and Hartford, Conn,
have new carpenters unions.
Chicago carpenters union gained
over 200 members in one month.
The wages ofcarpenters in Mhwau-
kee, Wis, are less than -, though
some few get s. per day. =
Carpenters are paid S. per day in
Allegheny city and Pittsburgh. saw.
and-hatchet-men are plenty at $50
per day.
Over $50 men have been discharged
from the Sante Fe railroad shops at
Topeka, Kansas, during the past few
months. Carpenters only get $3.50 to
50 per day there.
The Iron Moulders.
The Behee foundry, Wilkesbarre, Pa,
is to be turned into stove manufac-
tory.
A national convention of the Stove
MOunters' Union is announced to meet
in st. Louis July 9th.
The iron molders employed by Rus
sell Wheeler, Son & Co., of Utica, y.
v, are locked-out, the firm demanding
reduction, which is refused.
The iron moulders employed by Peck,
Stow & Wilcox, Cleveland, Ohio, are
still out. The employees of this firm in
the east have refused to make work
from the Cleveland patterns.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-05-27

BELLAIRE AND CAMBRIDGE ACCOM-
NOTATION
Leaves Bellaire at 80 Q. m. and % p. N
daily except Sunday.
R.6 o. sleeping Cans on all through trains
Close connections made for Al poinu souIh
and Southwest, North and Northvest, making
this adesirable route for colonists and per ons
moving TO the great West, and to whom parti-
cular attention In given.
WHEELING, PITTSBUH9h AMI 6AL1b
MORE DIVISION.
Leave Wheeling. $50 O. N, 30 and 4'p Pm
No trains run on this division or Sunday.
Tickets to all principal points on sale atdepot
sleeping Car accommodations can be secur'
ed at depot ticket ONCE
THOS. Il. B. HAAsE. Ticke. Agt, 3. & o.
JOHN BAILIE, Ticket Agent, City once.
JOHN T. LANE. 1ray. Pass Agt-
w. n. CLEMENTS. N. o. T.
R.T. DEvRIEs, GenT Agent, Wheeling.
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R., has begun, and they will begin to
ship their coal to market by the first of
July. ga ..a..
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR SALE.

ID Fifteenth Streets. Also on North Front,
South Frent, North York and South Broad.
way streets. All in desirable and eligible To-
cations, and at reasonable prices. Improved
property to suit purchaser.
G. o. SMITH,
Real Estate Agent and Broker.
maZq LID Main Street.
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KAsrBoUND TRAINS.
vrsrBourn TRAINS.

sI)pily except Sunday.
Nos. q and Q stop at all stadons.
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Insult added toIniur,

A tall, stylish looking woman, leading
"a GREYHOUND, prssed the bnlcouy of 0
Saratoga hot !, on which two gentlemen
were standing. "What beau ilul crcn
urr sand one @ them ia voice whrl
proved loud enough for the lady {,
hear. Turning very 'ed IN the iuco -h,
glanced nugrily at the speaker aud said
"luu. have no right tu insult me, Sir
excuse me, NJ dam, but YOU II tie
your4rlf wHs nlludug 10 your dog
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The New Work Press on Cur.
rent IopIgs

The Tribune discusses the reported
injury to the corn crop, and -uys. al.
though the statements Ar to the damage
are conflicting, at the worst the injury
yet doue can hardly leave the country
with a crop little smaller than the largest
ever grown before, Il the estimates gen.
orally received prior to the cold snap
were not far from the truth"
The world say Of the Willard eIcur-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-09-14

The people who believe ia witch
craft are not all dead yet Mrs Mary
A Bowman, n respectable and seem
iugly intelligent woman of rhiladel.
phia, has instituted salt against
Charles CLARK, Of Pottstowu, Pa, ~
a sorcercr. The plalntin alleges that
defendant, by exercising the spells OF
witch1rait, has caused the death Of
her babe and enticed her husband TO
desert her She prays the court to
restrain defendant from thus perse-
cutting her. Aud what is equally
strange reputable lawyer Of Ph!la.
delphis is conducting this suit for
Mrs, Bowman.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-09-14

Last December. when Ng-,r-.
Latham, Alexander & Go. OF New
York, were preparing their cotton
annual they solicited from cotton
men throughout the south estimate,
As to the yield tor the year 1852 ~.
Two Mobile firms sent in the same
estimate, G.gjDwO bales. The total
crop, as announced by the national
cotton exchange, 8, o 949, $50 balc- Il
wall thus be cen that the two Mobile
firms guessed within 2il bales of the
real figures. But can they do it
again
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-09-14

The Austin statesman is a believer
in cremation aud urges the formation
OF cremation society in Austin, II
the society will build a crcmaiorl
they will be astonished to find how
many people there are who favor Thu
method Of dispo-iug OF dead bodies
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-09-14

The roadiuster party supposed thai
1t had settled forever that the cou-
pons Of Virginia state bonds could
not be received for taxes, but Judge
Bonds unexpected decision that thal
are Is a decided set back Tor Malone
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-09-14

The population Of ronquiu, or
Cocmn China-thc bone OF contcn-
ton between France aud China IL
estimated at l5O1O,OOO. The area oI
the country Is slightly over 2ooooO
square miles, about the same AS France
Itself
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-09-14

The proof Of the pudding j.. not IN
chewing the string put m hnving an OPP
purtuulty Ia test the article direct
Carter y williamson aud DR.. j. l..
Coru'sh, druggists have IA free trial
bottle Of DR., Bosauko's Cough and
Lung Syrup for each aud every one
who ia afflicted with Coughs, Colds,
Asthmn, Consumption or auy Lung Az
hctlnu. lWtf
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-09-14

Paris has newspaper which is
published on the plan Of making the
vanity OF aspiring rather than in
spired authors pay the expense. II
isa weekly sheet filled with articles
which the writer's pay for instead Of
the publisher.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-09-14
MARY Anderson aud the Prince
81 Wales.

Mary Anderson In "a true womnn-au
honor to her sex. It appears that she
has refused an introduct ON to he Prince
u Wales, saying II. H. II. could do her
no good professionally, and she knew
how he regarded Actresses generally. 81
have gone thus FAR III life without O
breath u 30 udnl attaching % me, ami
do not mean now to do anything tina
might change that condition. were th,
final words NJ Miss Anderson. Vale
received deserved lesson from the
American actress
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-09-14

"The Bee ID bulzlng at lrcdcll,
Bo.que county, and its hun VIII be
heard every Wednesday until further
notice. John Hub Hutchinson, OF the
Morgan Argonuut, is also the editor
aud proprietor of the Bee Here
luck to the new enterprise.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-09-14

Here is evil service reform. A
Washington dispatch OF the iolh say
Judge William Lawrence, the first
comptroller of the treasury, leave.
his desk on saturday, in the good old
WAY, to 90 out and make stamp
eprechc, for the republican party.
He docs not expect to return, it IL
stated, until after the election. Mean
while hi, Office will have To run
,t..lt
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-09-14

Ben Butler iuv0r- woman suffrage
aud a. result the M1--trhusciu
women, whether they want {" 20 &
or not, smile upon Buffers aspira
tious Tor q second term.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-09-14

over two hundred British. Amori.
caunnd German missionaries in thina
have addressed u petition to the
British government, praying tor ihe
abolition OF the opium trade.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-09-14

The grumur Rough ou Corn-" IL
mnue uuiN 10y T. :. Wells, proprietor VI
Tough ON Rat, and Ina, m-hlug face
Of uHu uu labels. Zoe. aud De bot
tler,--l
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-09-14

4 few democratic papers through.
out the country seem to think tint
General Hancock should hayc %
chance 10 "try it again" iu 1854
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-09-14

Time nor tide waits Tor mo- mun. hul
thv sand, of lite continue tu lpN uu AuU
on, year after year, never stepping. never
waiting, never he-iNling in IT, work of
WIS e., un'c-- uccl~ion,d hy a cough, Oh
on some lung affection where d. = b..
sauk"- cough uni hung syrup arrests o.
and makes the span uf lir. it, ALLOTTED
lr,c 'coro Years and ten Gao Ia Cater
y williamson, druggists ami get trnI
bottle OF the mcdi.ur. they have then
tu Give away. -dN ST
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-09-14
DAILY EXAMINER.
WACO. SEPTEMBER Il. 1888.

Itisnow stated that MIR Beecher
will lecture IN Texas during the
month of'Octobcr.
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I.nmn. nnnI.n,. Tor .nIc.

Ihrcr thuus pd acres choice liralp'
land. situated , To 10 m.les southeast -
This city ant west OF thrriycr about one
third In cultivation, with tenement house.
steam gin and pr q, gri-t min ant u.hrl
appliances. un,thiId In rrh valley mes
quite prairie and the balance 90 timber
u e. whole unsurpassed tur stock nj ayr
cultural purposes. sales in tracts to -ui
huycr-.
/ hiro Thousand, three Hundred nm.
rish,, -four nrlr- rhuIcr gazing lands ir
Starr county.
six lots ou south Third street. this city,
For urlhr purllc lar, Hdiu--
j. ". puWNs,
Executor of the Estate OF ". ". Downs
deceased. >-IJlW
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-09-14

"lu tune " pctc., prepare 'or wtr,
aud while u is yet warm, nl 10 your
stock OF WOODEN underwear Tor th,
winter n.d S"u Will save none, ur
Levine Bros G.9-tc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-09-14

VOLS Health E,ncNcr" restores
health and yigur cures dyspepsia. impo-
tcuc", sexual drbi.iry.-3
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is three times the man Wa VIA Re1aaa
hogan u-ing "NelIs lie"'."
IL DIUgui-tS. ]
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The Cost of Collectlng Revenue

The TREASURY department At Wash
mgton has recently published n quite
interesting ,ublc OF the receipts and
expcu es and average cost OF collect
ing one dollar Of revenue III all the
customs districts OF the United states,
tor the fiscal year ending June 30, ul-
limo. The figures show AN amusing
variety, AZ to locality. For example,
in Texas, wc md that the receipts in
the e. .lyc.ton district were S5i5 Ujo;
cost of collection, $5s,393, which il
ten cents Tor every dollar taken in.
At Corpus Christi the collector re
crlycd SOL hos, aud it cost the govern
mcut htDy.Gyc cents to collect each
dollar OF this amount. At lirnHos
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-09-14

C".l and see our Boys Wcar-Re-ist.
ing School Shoes at sanger Bro.'- shoe
department, este
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-09-14

Winkelmyerr beer,ifrsu, XXI, ,b"fi
found at eli the saloous, a'N"'
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-09-14

As the season OF crGmp colir and -tom
arhuche j, af hand, don't forget lurAer
~ Willis Electric Pain Killer deud shot
every tlmr-7-l5
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-09-14

lon can get sixty cigarettes for p
cents al ueF27 --S-23.tf
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Don, uindnnrd Times.

Now your time To klll ont the r,i
ants That nre always plcug upon yunr
labor one or two Hpplirauo. wild.
the work Cost but little, and the sq,.
inc Is great when summed up.-g3.tc
Are you miserable through mdi.rs.
non sour Ntuma.h D., or constitution
AenkheI DyspepsH Tablets We gut.,ntee
WIZ relieve you. sold by Castles. Nor.
I'7on y Co, Waco, Texas. OllGdwlyl
onr clothing department is brimiull
" new styles Of fall aud winter
T'o'h'nB' tor boys, youths and men, Al
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-09-14

Solar tip shocs, for children ,.,,
DE to 5uru pair cheaper tuan ' n.
bought for elsewhere at 9hnSc' a.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-09-14

Singing; irritiion,, ham ." '1,ei
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-05-25
A stampeded STAMPEDE.

Helena, Mont, 24.-The Independent
special says the stampede to the Occur
De Lime Mountains is a fraud. The
stampede created some excitement in the
territory. The returning parties went as
far as the range and penetrated tn e
mountain snow ten miles, but still had
about forty miles of snow of unknown
depth to overcome. Several mules rolled
down the steep mountain and were
killed. The stsmpeders returned dis
couraged.
The Northern Pacific track is within
tWenty-eight miles of Helena.