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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-05-18

PERSONAL. Spicgcl was IN town this
week, and hardware went Of lively and
JOLLY.
Mrs. Elijah Hobbs and Miss Lucy
Mahin, Of Madison township, spent Sum
day IN Jaspcr. II order 70 be ready for
che carly morning train Monday, on their
way - delegates from Dubois county 70
tho Ladies' Foreign Missionary Society,
which meets this week q Lebanon,
Tom.
M. Andrew Mehriugcr returned from
Louisville on Tuesday, whittier he had
been spending fcw days with his broth
g John, and DIR. Huber. Their many
old acquaInlanccs II this ncighborhood
VIII Be glad 90 learn that they arc both
doing well, and contemplate visiting jas
per Gro long.
DR.. Bcmus and llcssrs. Ncwcomb.
Jascph and Ronshcr. Of Cannclton, pass
"a through Jasper this week On their
way 70 French Lick Springs.
Ephraim Crosier and Josiah White
head won't to indianapolis - representa-
lives from ireland and Jasper Lodges
% the Grand Lodge OF I. q. U. n. which
met a that city tbis week.
That pleasant gentleman Ugh Vance,
q New Albany, Was II town Saturday.
lIc says New Albany has lots Of pretty
girls, and that be feels comfortable ID
their society. because their feet arc -
iargc ~ his.
MI. Hunter, agent for Cincinnati
publishing house or legal forms. was II
J..asrcr trying 70 establish local agency
wednesday.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-05-18

0Tn u hardly necessary 70 call A.
tcnlion 10 the handsome advertisement
ofthc Mccormick Harvesting Machines
Tor sale BY Norman 8 Stewart, . i
speaks FOR itself, but as harvest will soon
Be here, and hands scarce and wages
high, u would certainly pay every large
wheat aud oats raiser, or three or four
smaller troopers IN each ncighborhood
when thoy are buying new machines, 20
get the Mccormick Irvine Binder.
They work like : charm. Mr.. Parks
Campbell. or Madison Tp.s n the vet and
SOFT ground Of last year, harvested Go
acres or wheat with case with three
horses, and could have cut more. Il u
claimed they save their price ID two
years harvesting, II hands and better
saved grain.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-05-18

All over the land ere going into costa.
sy over DR.. Kings New Discovery fol
Consumption. Their unlocked for re.
covery BY the timely use Of this great life
saving remedy, causes them 70 20 nearly
wild IL IL praise. II il guaranteed q
positively cure Scyerc Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Hay Fever, Bronchitis, Hoarse.
ness, Loss or Voice, or any affection Of
The Throat and Lungs. Trial Bottles
free a Mclringcr Bros. Drug Store, las
per. and q. w. Swartz, Huntingburg
Ind Large size c1.0O. 2.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-05-18

AYOTICE Il hereby given % the citizens Or Jasper
and HainhFiirc to~ n<hp. dubois county. Ind tina;
~ uniers'sncd ~, apply W Ine noasd vun.
s under The provisions u Act. entitled IAN Act %
regulate end license the sale 81 kpritnous Sinoue,
mali ana other Intoxicating Iiqnor<. % limit the
license &C. 70 Be charged Ny cities and towns and
III former laws regulating The eaie liquors.
end al laws and parts ofawt coming n conflict with the
provisions ~ this 1ct prescribing penalties or The VIOLA
ilon thereof and declaring N emergency" passed ny
the Legislature ~ Indiana N 1875 for license ~ sell
.pIrfuou& vInous and malt liquors N quantities lees
than quart a time, % 10 drank The premises ftr
term II one year. The precise location where they d.
zft % ktll a N hnnse situated and heinr uncn tht
hair N The ess hall ~ lct NJ. ~ a shown upon
bridge Township, Datuis county. Indiana.
nay sih iooj-~Jn SAI.u SON
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-05-18

\. WANyEn.-A man that understand.
longing and who has good four-hossc
team and log-wagon. can iinl cmnlox-
mcnt ipr nj 81 Smcr and Fan. by call
ing % or address apy John Gramclspach.
cr, Jasper, Ind. ~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-05-18

PRrAcurxo. ~ Rev. S. +. Anderson,
will preach next Sabbath q the n. =.
Church IN Jasper q lo2 o'clock, .. o.,
and q "A o'clock, p. m. 6abbath-scho0l
q O'Clock, :. u. The public Gro re-
spcctfulIy invited.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-05-18

Nrw BUcGIrs. Mr.. Felix Lampert re.
ceivcd Tucsiay number Of stylish and
well made sale buggies, which he Offers
20 the trade. Ct Wholesale or retail, q
reasonable figures.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-05-18

0JThc overhead carpenter work q
The Catholic church Il about completed
ready for the plasterers.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-05-18

HTThe Normal School received ecv
eraI new students this week, and Il
growing daily Ia interest
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-05-18

a. Mr.. Andrew Lungquist. Logans-
port, was cured o. Poor Appetite, Bad
ftomach. and Pain In the Back BY
Browns Iron Bitiere.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-05-18

0TThe ball e Finks Opera House n
Monday night was well attended. and al
passed Of pleasantly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-05-18

Gothic enumeration or pcrsons Of
school age IN Martin county shows q
falling OF from last year OF 80.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-05-18

TT Some vigorous cases Of unplcas.
antness are eaid 10 have occurred e 4
country ball on the Paoli road Monday
night
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-05-18

IVA good deal or wheat Il being
marketed this week II Jasper q . 81 Z
bushcl.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-05-18

n1-John Neinker. Or lIuntingburo. la,
finger IN furniture factory last 6atnr.
day.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-05-18

- Iona kraus sent u Cincinnati By
express . hnc calf this week, - an ex.
pertinent.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-05-18

Rev T. Jones, Of Hunlinghnrc, has
gone West On mining speculation.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-05-18

Tom Iicrbig SELLS top bnggies aa good
g are made for flffy-fye dolIara. 81.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-05-18

Transfers or Real Esfafe m Du.
bOis County from May 9th. 1883,
70 May 10th, 1888.
John Schroeder 10 John Wihbols. l<C
acres II Sec. 8. To. R. 4. 4l.4O0.
Mary Griffith to Friedrich Arcnsmann
pt. out-lot -, HuntIngburg, $3.50.
Geo. w. Atkins 10 Bundy 4 Koerncr.
one-half acre ID Sec. 20. r. 2.R. > $500.
John 8. Borden 10 John r. i;nndv.
one-fourth acre IN same Sec, $40.
a. 4 J. W. Carroll to Theresa 8.
King, ! acre IN Sec. "a. II. ]. II Z. f1O-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-14
Shoe Department.
MEMS BOOTS AND SHOES.

LOT 121. Mems Fine Scwcd Calf Shoes. Con-
gress, plain toe only three dollars and "A
hall, Wcnar & Samuels price I'VE dollars.
LOT l72. Mems Fine Sewcd nlfShoes, But
ton, only three dollars and "a half, Wcnar y
inmuel's price 1--WE dollars.
LOT 1872. Mems Fine Custom-mnde Scwed
calf shoes, in Lace, Button and Congress,
only four dollars, Wcnar * samueps price
six dollars
LOT ls6. Mems Philadelphia Cus,om.mnde
Sawed calf shoes, French toe, Lace and
Congress, only four dollars ana N half,
'rGrlSs price siN dollars and half.
LOT 1875. Mems Fine Sewcd nliShoes, Lace,
only two dollars and a hail, Wenar a sam
uel's price three dollars and half.
LOT 1877. Mems Fine Cable screwed Scotch
Bottom shoes, only three dollars, Wennr "
Samuel's price our dollars and heiI; .
Lace only two dollars and IA hall, Turk :
piicc three dollars and half
LOT 2eS. Mems Fine Sewod car Sh9o,'
Scotch Bottom, Hand .Scwed, only nye d,i'
lars regular price seven dollars and u nan,
LOT S96 Mems Fine French calf Button
shoes, pointed toe, hand-sewed, only hNt
dollars, regular price seven dollars ana
LOT ISL. Mems Dom Pedro Buckle, Shoes
only TWO collars, Turks price three dollars
LOT 6S7. Mems FINE sereWT , noN, 10, 10y
W,nar " Samuers price three dollars
LOT S64. Mems Fine Sewed SHOES tonBtcs'
Box-roe, only one dollar and hali, Msha
~ Samuel's price two dollars and z nail;
LOT 9Bi. Mems Fine Scwed EDglisn bals
only two dollars, Turk price three dollars
LOT 783, Mems Fine Plain Calt Pcgget
Shoes, only one dollar and threc.qunrsars
enar ~ Samuels price two dollars ane
three-quarters.
LoT 1l2l. Mems Pain Peeged Calf Brogans
only one dollar and hall, regular price
two and e quarter.
LOT IS. Boys Fine Veal Calf Button ant
Lace SHOES, only two dollars, Wen"r
Samuels price three dollars,
LOJ AZ. Boys Dom Pedro Buckle shoes, onl,
one dollar and II half, Wenar n samuel
price Two dollars.
L0I 80, Boys English Bal. Shoes, only on
| dollar and n half, former price two dollar
! LOT 6A2 Mems fine regged calf boots on
| Two dollars and a hall, Wenar samuel
price three dollars and scNenly,hNe cchi'
! LOT 462, Mems line pcgged cali boots ON
three dollars, Wehar X sainuels price lou
dollars.
LOT AGA. Mems riIo sowed calf boots,
splendid article, only three dollars ana
half former price five dollars,
LOT 246 Mems extra qualify line sVWt
| calf boots for four dollars, Wenhr ~ san
| uel's price five dollars andn hilli.
LOT 4iG. Mems No. quality llne pegse
! cal boots only four dollars, FORMER Pic
five dollars and half,
LOTT ls Mems best quality Inc staiuai
screwed calf boots only four dollars anu
hnlf, Wenar 81 Sanluels price slN dolialS'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-14

LOT 20. Mems best quality rcd shakcr nan
onty-ilvc cents; regular price two dollars
and u hale
LOT 81. Mems extra quality scarlet Manned
undoiShiftS, only ono dollnru and Il halu reg
ular price two dollars ana u quarter.
JOrSl. Mems finest white shaker funnel
underShirts, only ono dollar and seventy.
ave; Wounr 4 Samucls price Two dollars
and n half
LOT -, Mems nnc white Shaker nm dershirts
only one dollar aud a hhii, Wonar 4 SAM
ucl's price, two dollars and u quarter
ANi q MOfs hest aud heaviest NIL wool
knit scarlet undc lshitts only one dullarnnd
hall, w. a SIS price, e -,
LOT ~. Mems heavy all wool scarlet un-
dcrshlris only sizes FORMER price, 81
LOT ~, MCuA tlnc all wool white knit TIM
dcrShlriS only 81 ~, W. AZ SIS ptice p,
slliris uplN one dollar CORNER price ono
dollar and q half.
LOT -, Mems fine mcriuu undcrshit'S only
soveuiy,ilve conts former price ono dollar
and quarter
LOT 100, Mems htncy mixed uudershtrs
"Calcutta," only ono dollar AMI a quarter
Turk price, two dclprr,
Lpf& Mems fancy australian" wool nm
dcehir,s. only one dollar aud n harm W. "
~'s, price, two dollars ma a quarter
Lplm, Mcus nancy nitstrip'd undorshirt
only oiphiy.tNc cents, ". 6 SIS. pficc one
dollar aud u halt
LOT iOl Mems bue mixed wooden undor-
shirts only a; former price. 81 ".
LOT. Ladies' aud gentlemcn'e silk, llncn.
henlsii;ched and printed hOrdtrcd handler
chiefs at about onu-hnlt the usual prices.
Lot. Ladies' rlnaks, dolu,nn'H md III.
sters at lees than wholesale Easiorn ptlccs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-14
ST. LOUIS.
Row IN a Bagnio and It's Singular Re-
snIt--h Woman Dropped Dead
on the, Sidewalk.

Special 10 the Gazette.
st. Louis, November "a singular
case occurred here to-day, which viii
probably resnlt in a prosecution for
murder. a man named VIM. i. Dunn
had a quarrel with Belle Oertel in q
bagnio on Eighth street. He pounded
the woman aud threw teaocup which
struck her In the face and smashed
She bled from tie cuts considerably,
ana later In the day went 10 the crimi.
nal court 20 make complaint against
Dunn. a warrant was issued eharg-
ing assault. The girl left the Office OF
the clerk OF court, and while .on the
sidewalk close 70 the building sud-
denly fell down and expired. Mean
time, Dunn was arrested. He admit
ted throwing the tea-cup at the girl.
but denied whipping her. He was not
informed of her death I'll he had been
placed Ia "A cell and locked up, az he
supposed for assault aud battery,
When he learned the truth he was
considerably alarmed for bis own
safety, but seemed 10 care nothing. for
the death OF tho girl, though he had
long been Intimate with her.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-14
! Furnishing Goods Dept.

LOT 6ls9 Mons host quality scarlet shaker
flannel dr,werS' only one dollar and sew
enty.fNc cents, WcnAr n SNmuolS' price,
Two dollars aud a half.
LOT aSlS, Mems extra tine quality scarlet
shaker flannel drawers only one dollar and
"A half, former price, two dollars ana u quar-
LOra iSi. Mems heavy oil wool scnrlci
drawers onlS one dollar and u quarter ryg-
ulnr price, two dollars,
LOT 5lsi, Mcu's best white shalSor flannel
drawers only ono dollar aud ,cvcnty-uNc
cents, Wonar \ sainueis price two dollars
LoT $50. stems fine white shaker flannel
drawers only one collar and ~ half, totmor
l.or las. Mems extra hcnvy unh,cachod
dri,l drawers only my cents, iofmor price
LOT 1851, Mems extra heavy unblopchcd
drill drawers only ihirty-fvc cents, Wcnar
\ Semuels, my cents.
LOT @iSl Mems best aud heaviest blCached
canton flannel understands, only ono dollar
Wcnar aud tRmuel's price, one Il llar aud
hult
LOT 49, Mems dine blcachod canton fiannoi
undershiris, only soVcnty.nNo CENTS We
mar h Samucls price, one dollar and twon.
I0r iSS2 Mems unhloached canton flannel
uudcrshlrts, only huy coniSi FORMER price,
scvpnty-nvo cents.
| LOr igsi. Men best quality hloachod cnn.
ton ilanncl drawers, niuuv and nuiShod in
! the hcsi possible manner, only one dollar,
| weunr 4 S'tmuciS price. one dollar aud
! LurnSi. Mems fine hlcschod canton draw
| crs, only sixty-dve CENTS former price, ono
dollar.
LOr iSli. Mons unhlenchcd canton damned
| drawers, only nrty cents; former price, sew
| rnty.uNo conts.
| LOT inW. Mems white morlnu drawers, only
| sCVcnty.iNe cents; Wonnr a SamuclA
| pr &C. one dullnr mud a quarter,
| Lot 10. ladies' flnn MI wool scarlet vests
| nnd pants only $40 suit. Wonnr a SAINT
ucls price $3.50 Tneyc arc tho best goods
| manufactured.
I.oT ~ Indies very fine scarlet lambs
wool Vcstn and rants only $3.50. Wcnar ~
Snmucls price 50 %.
! LnTu IndiOs' fine cashmere wool vests
nnd pants only 500 suit. Former price
$50.
rom fo1t.st tipc c,sb,ncro crsta md
LIZ ~ ,non n, nv mol,r nmn " MI n snii
Enrm.r nice Two dollars ,,a,l n haif
RUM, P','e W" '''''i , 49, 49,"
LOT ID. Ladies' nlhcy trimmed mrrlno vests
only ono doihr' FORMER price ono dollni
an" matt
LOT Is. Ladies' lne merlno vests only ms
cents; Mcnar * Samuols' riicc scvcnty-ftNt
cents.
or M. Ladies' nuo nerino yosts md
, na,,is nnlv ci,rntv santa a suii. former price
ona doiinf ma n haif
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-14


LOT "Gii. Mons Fine Custom-made Frocl1
anu sack SUITS, handsomely finished, only
tWehty-nNe uollats, Nenar Samuels
price iorty dollars.
w VI 1"o', men fine biaca English
and II halt regular price thrly-two dollars
ana 2 n,tii ,,
LVI iooi; men "ifihcc ABBOTT coats anu
vests oi ilnest Engllsh worsted twenty dol
mrs, cnhr Salnuels price thirty dollars.
LOT i0fi; VS. inncy cnssimere suits only
twelve dollars
hor TO. BOYS iancy paid suits only Tour
uolHus anu u nail, Nehar Saihuei price
or nt.0 unvs, c,ncv coss,poro s,,,s
sulendid ,onds only iiye doilnrs Wefnr a
Sppn,,,cI nyi,,c ,oI,hy ,Ioiiors "'""' "
~ sito u,vuf ali vrnni ca,cy eco,ct,
suite nni,; n,c Inl,srs mia nricc ,i,,hi
40 na,ih ,ssa po,s, co,,o, ,,,ixoa o,sy,,,o.,
VII, NJ, ,;, ILL., va,"r sin,,nnt'
mice ION dollars
-. wv. 10y III ~. Ny, ,e =. "
rr,co afiSSan ,ioiInr. - "
LoT 1873. boys fine Scotch casslmere suits
i've dollars regular price eigh dsllars.
LOT I332. Boys ntncy Scotch cashmere
price ten dollars.
IUT 25o6. Guilds union cashmere coat
and PANTS only ono dollar and a hDlf, rcgu-
| lar price three dollars.
r.oT 3I5s. Child's fancy mixed sults only
three dollars Wcuar & Samuel's price four
I dollars anu n nail.
LOT 100 ChiId's Eobhy Scotch cnnls and
| pants only fonr dollars Trepp'S price siN
dollars and a half
LOT Ji.G. Child'S fnncy cashmere suits Tor
foi,r dnlinrs rrcpt,'s 1rice Six dollars and
~ Satf
& nT ioao Cbtid's fancy cassinprc SHIFTS
| onI,, ,ivn dollars and N half \yenor . sam.
| vnis, mricc nioht doiinrs nnd n hniG
LOT s.i5. gbiid'S Mi WOO, scotch coats
| and nants only Two dollars aud three.
n,,o l," ,. T,c,,nS nrlco fur Jolinrr ma n
| Iif 'V''' A''FP i''N0 '''
rnT aoot ,i,iI,,s fnc blue cagsiucr-, suits
! nnIv sI,. dollars and n half frrenn's price
In dnliors
|
LOT iii1. Childs scotch casSuheic VoNSS
ana pants ior Our uollalS ana man
Trepp' price seven dollars
LOT 5Hi0. Child all WOOL scotch sun,
only three dollars ana nail, Irepps pflc,
nne uola nhu nun. -, ,..., ,,.,
p".W m ia,.o,, az, dn,i""s Wnnar . sam
v.'t9 oiils J I,, J,iint ,,,i a Laif
i rul1 2.lsn Mons, bo1yv extra long scotch
| oveTcIats only twelve dollars; Mennr \
Snmucl's price twenty collars
ar ,,on Nto,s, ,ne cossimere oyerconts
vrltnrd orI., ivteen dollars ana n nal.
Wannr 4 S,i1uel's price twenty-five dollar
and n hall,
Lon 1881, Mems fancy mixed Scotch over
conts nll wool and very heavy, only tnir
teen nnd n half Wonur & SHmuels' pric,
twenty dollars
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-14

LOT 2579. Mems fine blue and black all wool
diagonal overcOats, only eighteen dollars;
Mcnar x Samuel's price twenty-seven dol
lars and a half.
LOT l2c9. Mens fine blue diagonal ovcrcoats,
only ten dollars; Turk price fifteen dol.
lars,
LOT 2099. Mems gray "Nieltonr ovcrcoats,
only seven dollars and u hail; Turk price
twelve dollars.
LOT sofa. Mems light weight cashmere
overcoats, very cheap, only ilNc dollars;
well worth nine dollars.
L0T 1910. Mems heavy chinohilla ovcrcoats,
only six dollars; would be cheap ~ ten
dollars.
LOT 5557. Mems line beavc. overcoats, only
eleven dollars and u half Turk sprlcc cigh.
teen dollars.
LoT Coz. Mems fine all wool, brown and
blnck Cardigan Jackets. fur trimmed, only
i've dollars; Wenar " Samuels price seven
dollars aud u half.
LOT 700 Mems fine, all wool Cardigan jack
cts, fur trimmed, olly three dollars and Il
hate former u ice Ave dollars.
LOT 900. Mems fnc, all wool Cardigan jack
cts. IN drnb, scarlet and brown, only three
dollars; Wcnar a Samuogs price iour dol
lars and a half.
lOT 800. Mems wool Cardigan Jackets, only
two dollars; former price three dollars.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-14
Hat Department.

Lpl i'ol. Mons hnrNt quniiiy son ielt hlnrk
ntls unlS ,h,,n u1 ,,,l NuI u hali' M"he'
NsnlH"l pllVV i've NpuNt'
lpI law onhg men "NlV stTie nheht
XIV, ,1irN ~, ny" w, nn,s n'Vs ""'iNH W"
unit in''','l NV, wv uuiltll'
i'ipi NJ HYn = nonhH ,oM crown lAte-l siylo
n.n,e nnu n'uWi ~. Nv, 'liN w "plleis
nhuN hull' itHnw' price lhleo u"liptS ana -
nnlis ,,, ma.
lsuL laie' MNn nlNck. DUO unu, hrNWn SUN
nv MATS ohN Two uYllhH anu luhfiol,
i 0rrnsr fllSe lntoe unll'Ie NM y NUT
49, tn~. Moh nAiN puAlhN nhn nlncN
NV nNs 10 > IN Vynv.s ,vsp.oi ohly NV
uouhlh,,Wstnn,,ua VpSl NV un'iNh hnu y lhil
Nn1 Npi" Nv Nehtr q ShnuVl lvf clght anl-
I'm 5t-o co,v,ne,,s h,ayv ,,oi,,l,, bi,c,, t,i,
"hsts bost nuniit" n,,i'N II, dn1ia,, T,,,,,,'.
49, 80, ID TX, iJ,ii,s,i, III - h,it '"''i N''''''
hi'spls H1o,vtn",,' !. AMI, h,it hnts aItnnto,+s
n pasdt ~ o,,iv uvs JniIs,, t,"i,dri - nri,
si,li doiia2, i'''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-14
Postal Irregularities.

Washington, ID. c., November To-
Complaint has reached the postoifii,ce
department that mails on the North,
ern Pacific are not properly worked
by the postal clerks, and instead OF be
inc distributed at various points along
The route are carried TO Portland and
stacked up there. Superintendent
Thompson says the state of affairs IL
brought about by combination OF
postaI clerks, who purposely neglec'
their work in order TO compel him 70
double the force, which he maintains
is already sufficient to distribute ihe
mails properly. Assistant Superin,
tendent jameson will go over the roao
from 81. Paul TO Portland ana make
lhnrnilnh examination.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-14
LADIES' AND MISSES SHOES.

LGT ls1. Ladies' finest French kid button
shoes, no better IN the market only FOUR
dollars and halii former price six dol
LOT 49, Ladies' finest French kid hutton
shocs, extension solcs, only four dollars
and half; former price six dollars.
LOT S8i LADIES best quality Curlso Kid
button shoes. only three dollars, W. y SIS
price -four dollars.
Two dollars and u quarter W. y SIS price
three dollars and n quarter.
LOT SIS Ladies' tine kid button shoes com :
mon sense heel, oniy one dollar aud n half,
former price two dollars and u hall.
LOT ISL. ladies Tinc grain button shoes,
only one dollar and a hall, former price two
dollars and Il hair
LOTIss. Ladies' inc 'front.' lace kid boots
only two dollars aud quarter W. " SIS
price three do lars and a quarter,
lOT -. Misses fine Curiso Kid button
boots, only two dollars and II quarter, ". ~
SIS prlcc three dollars ana a quarter.
| LOT 8jl Ladies' fine glove Kid, box pointed
| toe, very stylish. only two dollars, former
/ LOT SIS. ladies front lnoo pebble gout
shocg only one dollar and scNcnty-i i've
cents, formcr price two dollars ana n hnli
4 LOT oil. Ladies' fine scwci calf shoes, oula
one dollar and a hall, regular price tWt
lLOT ii5. ci-ses' fine Cur kid button
! boots, only two dollars tiu scNonty-iiN'
! cents. former price FOUR uuil ~
| LOT Bsj. Misses tine y htlc goat button
! boots, only one dnll0 Rni "a hnif, w, -
/ LOT 65S Misses fine glove Grain solar W
button shoes. only one dollar ANA seventy
/ five cents, former price two dollars anu
I half
LOT 81. Misses fine glove groin buttoi
shoes. only one dollar aud qunrier, W. !
] SIS price Two dollars.
/ LOT 0iG Misses line glove grsln mont lac
shoes only ono dollar, regular price ON
! dollar aud u half
LOT 80 Misses pebblod Goat, front luc,
scwed shoes, only ono dollar, former pre-
and half.
LOT AS I.sd cs' Fine Glove Kid, patent tir
front lace, only one dollar hnd II quarter
former price two dollars.
LOT sol. Ladies' Fine Front Lace kid Shoei
unl one liar and ahaii former price wv
and q quarter.
LOr 27l Ladies' Cloth Kid. Fox, Nowpoi
ties, only one dollar, former price one an
three. quarters,
LOT az. Ladies' Fine Kid, Low Quarter
Button Shoes only one dollar, Nchhf
Snmuels price one aud three-q quarters
LOT Ss3 Ladies Fine fcbblod 1ohi. ln'
Quarter Hutton shoes. Tor one dollar formc
price one ana tnree.quRrt,r RS.
LOT OBJ. Ladies' Fine Kid NEWPORT TICS, nnl
sevcnty-ilve cents, regular price one ana
LGTOlS. Ladies' Fine Kid sandals, only on
dollar. regui r pucc one and a hhli.
LOT M. Ladies' Fine CURSE lNid sand
slippers only one dollar and a puariC
WeiarN SaInuel's price two dollGrs;
LOT 7pi. Ladies' Fine had opera slipper
: only scYenty.ilvc cents, for uor price on
!, dollar ana u Quarter.
: LOT ,lS. Ladies Fine Kid opera slipper
I only my cents, former price one dollar
|: LOr 0O2. Ladies' kid Sllppers, Ior nor
!, wcar, only niiy CENTS regular price oi
ILGTDM' Ladies' "Buskns' only finy cont
4 regular prce Que dollar ,,
u LOr9lp. Ladies' Best quality carpet 81
4, pers, only forty cents, worth seYenly'h
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-14
Vessel in Peril.

Grand Rapids, November lJ.-At
Petosky heavy gale prevailed again
this afternoon. A Democrat special
from Saugatuck says the tug Protector
Is in distress ofi' there, with helm ana
wheel short. Officers aud crew Of nine
are on board her tow. The schooner
Arab. with q crew of nine men, IL
is ashore ten miles south Of Grand
Haven. The st. ice liie-saving crew
reached Snuqatuck this evening, but
could not get line to the tug. and VIII
not make any further effort I'LL morn
ing on account Of the heavy gale. TIC
Protector Is valued at 1000 her In
surauce ran out few days ago.