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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-04
CLEBURNE.
A Brisk Monday Row at the 'ai'V'N
The Political Outbreak
Local IIreyitics.

special 10 the Gazette.
Cleburne, March 3.--The town "n ne
enliyened to-day by the ptesen.e eoIe
numbers of country people oVluy ' w..
and the opening Of county coua. ar,.
rether with the payment OF 'aAeS NO. w
the attractions. The square WIS Ms
ly occupied by men buying, snS',"S
and trading horses, County .oiiVu't w.
Dalton and his deputies wele wy w
their elbows In business to-u"s -,
ing money for taxes which wus U"' w., w."
at them. The time of pfopatloh 80
pired on the Goth of February uuv Noi
lector Dalton il not taxing any Pe""'
ties against delinquents, 80, .,rr,
Comfy court for the March t'iu'
convened to-day, Judge EWlng pio nr,,
ing and Frank Adams Us s1'' T., ,i,s
Cases were assigned for trial III ,n ,no
civil docket and the court WenV 80 ,s
| the consideration of prOoa'e hi"a
The final accounts of the Temporary
administrator of the Atcniey ,S'u ~
we're received and approved, alu w
| partition of the estate was iluue a'iiuns
| The heirs. The estate, when was
worth $GO, 600 at the time OF tnc VS. sn,.
tors death has been in litigation ioI
several years. AT lhe lN9'
term of the district court n coiup,V-
mise was affected and the present se'
clement is the outcome OF H.
A rumor was current mere lh's w
ternoon, but was uncollIllliieu, 'h". -,
a FIGHT eight miles south oil mere , ,,,,
men were killed this morning. lie
rumor VIII be Investigated anu rePoit
ed upon tomorrow.
a general row took place al the warn
ty theater Saturday night. ~ peSel
hy a racket between a temaie peer
| jtrker and man who would not dance
with her. \ mixed scrlhllage result
ed in which biting, scratching, mar
pu ling, kicking and knocking were
freely iudulged. \ few bruises aho
black eyes resulted. one OF the wo
men skipped to Fort Worth iasl hlSh'
to avoid arrest
The work of removing the city cana
boose from its former location 10 lu
near the waterwurks tower belohB'ht
to the city, was begun this afternoon
Operations were suspended inr W.
night, leaving the ediiice reposlhS IL
the middle of Henderson street.
The judicial question appears 10 "
assuming shape in this district. Nuiu
~ number of prominent lawyers nay
been named in connection with TN
position of district judge. II Is ne
set known whether Col Jos. w
Brown will be candidate or no.
, His great reputation as II lawyer vii
his unquestioned character for indu'
try and integrity would not oniy max
, him formidable candidate, Di
would insure the district, III III
event of his elecIion, one of the be!
: Judges in the state.
+ 5. b. Allen, the well-known banke
: returned last night from New Orleat
where he had taken in the mardi gr,
festivities.
. The political outlook here begins
be animated, candidates for city oil
ces have been Misunderstanding openl
; for week. Candidates for count
: offices are pursuing qaieter method
as yet and are reluctant to announce
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--es-
ALVARADO.
A New City lIall-Candilatc for Mayor
Death of Child.

Special to the Gazette.
Alvarado. March The city coun-
ell, ut special meeting held saturday,
passed Il resolution authorizing the
building of city hall in the center of
the public square. A committee was
appointed to draft plans, etc, and re-
ceiye bids at once. The building will
be two stories high, with n calaboose,
city attorneys office and two rooms
for rental purposes in the lower base
ment, the upper story to he used for
the MAYORS office and the sittings of
the city council. 1t will be a hand
some structure and an ornament to the
city. Our public spirited citizens have
signiiied their willingness to aid the
city government in the way of liberal
donations in this enterprise, which
will not cost exceeding $500.
Mr.. @. G. Fahm of the Bulletin, al
! the solicitation of number of business
men and personal friends, has am
! nounced himself ~ II candidate for
/ mayor at the ensuing April election.
| little imogene, daughter of Nj. Joe
| Prestridge, died Friday from relapse
/ of measles. She was bright anC
happy little flower, the idol and pet o
| fond and doting parents, who have thu
sympathy Oh the c"IillHuhi'y III I'M
sad bereavement.
Mardi Gras visitors have returned
from the Island city, and expires
themselves well pleased with the Gel
ebrGt on.
Mr.. II. j. Mailman OF Belleville /
having erected at n cost of $1,000
handsome two-s-ory residence nea
the Commercial hotel and will be
come permanent citizen of Alvara
do as soon rs his house is completed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-04
ABILENE.
The Stock Conventional repairing for
1n-Day's Business.

Special TO the Gazette.
Abilene, March 3.-The members of
the stock association are present in
large numbers, and to-morrow's meet
ing promises to be the best attended
and most satisfactory convention OF
the representative cattlenIen of West
Texas ever held. There IL considers
bic rivalry between the Abilene and
Colorado City delegations in their en-
deavors tn secure the permanent loca-
ton of the convention. Tonight the
chances appear to be in favor OF Colo
RADIO, but new arrivals in the morning
may decide for Abilene. There is a
vety full atte ndance of the cattIemen
Of this district, rs We'll as many from
without and the hotels are all
crov ded. Liberal trades are talked
of. The Abilene local association met
to-day for the purpose of arranging Tor
the spring round-ups. Tomorrow will
| be the big day.
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SAN ANTONIO.
A Party OF Railroad Magnates
Of Smuggler.

Special 10 the Gazette.
San Antontcy-March ) -Chas. Croc-
ker, the California millionaire, Col.
G. p. Huntington and Col. L. w.
Pierce, all of the Missouri Pacific rail
way system, accompanied by Flood,
Hutchinson aud others, wealthy Cali
fornians, met here by pre-arrange-
ment to-day and leave tomorrow
morning for general survey of the
work done in the Wet and in Mexico.
1t is supposed that the extension of
the road in Mexico will be resumed,
aud that branch will be ordered con-
structed from Hondo City, forty miles
! west of San Antonio, TO some point in
! Shackelford county, tapping the Texas
Pacific; also that the coast connection
from Gonzales to Cuero will lie ordered
There are many rumora rife, and ne
one seems to know what will be done
rs the gentlemen keep mum.
Marsha GDsling to-day arrested Juan
Ieal, ten miles from here, aud recov-
cred forty-five head of struggled horses
Federal court Opeus tomorrow
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JACKSON WILLIE.
Negro Thief Arrested The Kansas aud
Gulf Short Line.

Special 10 the Gazette,
Jacksonville, March 3.-Marshal
Denison and Deputy sheriff Bolten
returned from Troupe this morning,
having in custody Green Logan, col
ored, charged with theft of $47 from
the international d Great Northern
railroad Office. Logan acknowledges
stealing til, money, but says there are
other parties implicated. He had
about got through with all the money
when arr, sted.
The Kansas e Gulf Short Line will
he completed through To Tyler by the
lst of April, v hen they expect to give
grand excursion.
A convention of citizens is called
for tomorrow to consider the school
question under the new laws.
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Ell PASO.
Death of Mrs. CrawfordA Grand
Banquet and Ball.

Speeial 20 the Gnzette'
Ell Paso, March 3.,-Mrs. Mary
Crawford, wife of Capt. J. s Crawford,
IA miner and mining engineer known
all oser this western country, died sud,
denly Of Bright's disease OF the kin-
neys. She was in apparent good
health, aud her husband had just re.
turned from the Oregon mountains,
where he has u mine valued AT $780,
600, where he intended removing his
wife, when she became suddenly i'll
and died in few hours.
A grand banquet and ball was given
tonight In honor of the opening Of
Che Grand Central hotel, o fonr-siory
rock building, which cost 100000.
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TAYLOR.
The Traders Bank Closed Business =
Cattle Items.

special 10 the Gazette.
Taylor, March 3.--The Traders bank
closed business on the first inst,
having sold out to The First National
bank. Sterling c. Robertson & Bros. +,
the late proprieiors, contemplate en-
gaging in banking at some ether
point. The First National bank has
been paying out from $l25, 900 to
yl50,006 PER week, which will soon
make money matters easy in old vii.
Hanson county.
Boyce, Armstrong, Humphreys 4
Huhendale are making their arrange
ments to drive ten thousand head OF
cattle to the Horse Shoe ranch on the
Salt Fork of the Ilruzns river.
w. s. Brookshiie will make his first
| shipment of corn-fed cattle tomorrow
| to HORN Bros. of Chicago.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-04
PILOT POINT.
Burned to Death In a Hotel Holse aus :
Local aud Personal.

Special to the Gazette.
Pilot Point, March 3.--Mr. Joe Mil
Ter, son of Mr.. A. j. Miller, pronii.
nent farmer near the city, was burned
to death last night at Columbus, Kan.
blythe burning Of the La Clede hotel,
will probably be shipped home.
Galveston, where lie enjoyed the sights
of the Mardi Gras festivities.
Mr.. Murray, father of Miss Minnie,
who j. attending the seminary, came
up yesterday morning from near Fort
Worth to visit his daughter, and form
the acquaintance OF the president and
his assistants.
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to remove the marshal and entire
force, but after some debate n suhsti-
tute appointing committee of five to
investigate the charges and present ar
ticles of impeachment was adopted.
Owing to the sale of diseased meat in
the city, the city physician has rec
commended IL city slaughter house, and
that all meat he inspected before sold.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-04
BEITON
The Court House I''Iia'
An Aoiitis

Special TO the Gaiels ~.
Bolton, March s-la ].
ers court awarded lns n Il
new court house 70 bta !, 4
place for $6i,& Ihp II
the court decided . n
square. With our ~ =
OF $4,000 and an eles1
we will present an wi
ing with our progfs'',. !.
Col. s,ilas Baggell, III
the national bank. w. W.
as TO have two o. ~
with an axe. ..s.l
To-day being eslla al, I }
Monday Of the n lAs,s |
great number Of pe0lal
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TEMPLE.
A Mass Meeting Mayor Galloway In.
dorsed aud Ren0minated.
Special 20 the Gazette.

5peclh 10 the bazette.
Temple, March 3 In response to n
circular calling meeting of citizens In
the Interest of municipal morality aud
virtue, one of the larges. public gather
ings ever assembled in Temple met at
Burr's hall tonight. Grave charges
against the personal conduct OF Mayor
Galloway were preferred, but his
friends and s,lpporters were In the
majority aud resolution endorsing
his city adminislra, ion as a whole was
carried amid much enthusiasm. Gallo
way was then renomlhated for mayor
by reclamation.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-04

that do not even shor Y
siugle rainstorm. Ms9
that we would be mrlad9
if we would say thai LA !
built since this dsy iss''1
as many houses a. siAs]
tat date.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-04
FOKT CONCHo.

A Mexican Shot AMI kil'ed-No Clsw 10
the hsaFslsrer.
Special 10 the Gazette.
Fort Goncllo. March q. -Guadaloupe
Conanillo, u Mexican. was shot and
Killed about ii W ~ clock this mt rniDg.
no cIew to the Murderer as yet.
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SUNDAYS BLIZZARD.
MAJ eli Coming In Like Roaring
Lion-Ihc Seyerest Weather
of the Season,

st. Paul, March 3.-Advices from
Bismarck, jamestown and Fargo show
that March came in with blizzard
that throws ali previous ones this year
into insigniiicance. There was heavy
snow all Saturday night, and ON Sun
day the wind commenced blowing
forty to fifty miles an hour, catching
up the snow and driving IL in blind
ing masses so that 1t WAS impossible to
stay upon the streets upto midnight
no lives had Teen reported lost, from
the fac, that 1t was sunday and none
yentured TO leave their houses. Trains
were delayed all day, all the cuts be-
ing drifted full OF snow. Reports
come from all parts of Dakota that the
snow IN some places was light, but the
wind terrific. THERMOMETERS five to
ten below zero.
AT MONTREAL.
Montreal, March 3'--A snow storm
caused much damage In Eastern Can.
ada. Many HOUSES along the st. Law
renee were almost buried In snow, and
occupants made their exit through the
attic windows.
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boiler of the c,.t
owned at Bear !, IN. .aIs' !
morning, denlo.l lIin1 d
aud killing Kua 1 ~
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bodies were .us' 1a.
dred feet. Los
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sion Ut the yiTslpss',
a works this s,' ,ss'r
wrecked wne as the wa I
and It is feared bd' n
, 1nder the debrls, ID b
" adopted q new lss, ''ly
s Nm occurred. DS
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Squibs from pierpsins and Vicinity

~ EAtNtSi
EasToN, July l3.-Miss Cora Van
dervort tell from cherry tree last
Monday aud broke her arm.
win Anderson's many fricuds are
glad to see him home again. 6ig
Miss Lizzie Pixler, has gone to
visit her grandmother, Mrs Jane
Jones, of Laurel Point She will re.
main some time. IS
The Fourth passed Off very quietly
in this vicinity no picnirs or eeiebra-
tons of any kind, unless tho rain
storm would he considered a cele.
hration. Wake up and be more
patriotic.
Cherry picking is the leading bust
ness at the present. People surely
cannot complain of the scarcity OF
fruit this year.
The farmers in this vicinity have
been very busy harvesting Tor some
time.
Mrs. Margary Fleming, Of Fair
mont, who has been visiting her rela-
tives here, has gone home.
Miss Ellie Pixlcr was visiting in
Clinton the Fourth.
Mr.. Charlie Hare and sister, Miss
Hattie. Of this place, were visiting
their sister Mrs. Robinson, of Stew
artstown, last Sunday.
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Clinton Furnace Chips.

CLINTON FURNACE, July 14.--Thc
wheat harvest is nearly over, and
now hay harvest is in order. gIl.ll,
A little Democrat put in IN appear
ance at NJ. II. Steele's one day last
week. ss' ~ aap e
J. M. Jolliffe sold 25 fine sheep to
"Fess" Corrothers, OF Taylor county,
last week for fair price,.
j. WIN. Phillips purchased COW
md calf Of Jacob w. Price last week
for $50.
Tim Bennett and Thornt Deyault
traded horses recently. Mr.. BIS be-
ing valued ut $4.481 and Mr.. DIS ut
1894, ofcoursc Mr.. Bennett received
as the difference Sill. --s--~-
A little corn-hocr" put in an APP
pearance at John Reeves one day
last week. Success John.
Geo. r. Kisner is partly, supplying
your town and others with excellent
honey. He having at present about
$50 lbs. on hapd. n rs
John w. Musgrave and wife, Of
Marion county, were esgdests Of o.
b. johnson Sunday last.
Your correspondent was at Grafton
yesterday.
John Summers who has been sick
for some time is still indisposed,
Hope he may soon recover.
Mrs. Sarah Bennett is convalescent.
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WISE, w. VA, July 1.-THE farm
ers have commenced cutting grass in
this vicinity. The harvest is not
very good.
JAS. Eakin is ever'so happy. The
cause Of so much happiness is bran
new gal. "Good luck to you jim"
K. J. Rose claims to have the
"boss" piece of corn in the country.
The celebration at Jollvtown was
success, Notwithstanding the rain
which marred the festivities for a
short time. 2I
There was grand ball at Cotton
town, on the Fourth. Everything
worked like charm, although sew
eral persons imbibed too much "chain
lightning"
The dance at Fairview, w. Va,
was success.
Woodruff 4 Morris received q new
escape pipe for their mill recently.
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New Brownsville Items.


New BROWNSVILLE, July 14.-Oul
farmers have finished wheat harvest
and are engaged in cutting Their
grass. II
n Geo. Davis, our blacksmith, is
busy ironing new wagon for Titus
Lemley. s
Mr.. E. Tenant made business
trip to Davistown on Tuesday, re.
turning on Wednesday.
Misses Emma Chalfant and Stella
Price spent the Fourth at JolIytown.
Your correspondent and number
of others were at Mt. Morris on that
day. There was some trouble caus-
ed by whisky, that marred the enjoy
ment somewhat.
The Johnston brothers are erect
ing houses for the protection Of their
sheep in bad weather. A good idea,
and worth being carried into effect
by all our farmers.
Mr.. E. C. Henkins has been on the
sick list for few days with neural
gia.
The corn needs rain at this time.
Rumor has it that we can report a
wedding, or perhaps two Of them.
How is it Will?
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Local Links From Laurel Point.
PHEASANT REMlNrscENsEs ExyoyEp d

PHEASANT "REMINISCENCES ENJoYED ny
OUR VISITORS.
LAUREL POINT July Business
is brisk in our village, E., nj. Potter
and Silas Fleming have their new
houses under roof.
4 Josephus Wade will repair his
house this fall.
George Snider Is getting his lum.
Der about all hauled for his house. 3.
Potter, Fleming and Snidcr got their
lumber at YOUNGSTOWN, one mile above
Fairmont. Il .'e
The Jamison boys took fine lot
Of lambs to the eastern market last
week. 4
Wheat harvest is over and wheat
is all in stack.
A great many have commenccd
cutting their grass. slsfa NHFafsag
Is. f. Thorn and family are visit
ing friends in Taylor county. nsas,
Cal Brookover and wife are spend
Ing a few days. with friends near
Georgetown. ''A i''s sa"isa
Louisa Frum is on the east side
Of the river rnsticating.
goldman Dent aud family, of Par
sons, Kansas, Clark Dent and family,
Of Bridgeport, Ohio, Mrs. Samnel
Yeager, of Fairmont,a Mrs. Thomas
Thorn, Of this place, all children OF
Rawley Dent, decd, met ut Thomas
Thorn's one day last week. The day
was spent pleasantly talking Of child
hoods days. The following day,
with well filed baskets, they all went
up to see the two old colored folks
that their fatherlraised (Alired and
Leah). They had regular picnic,
and before leaving each gave the old
couple, n dollar. Some say Leah's
turned almost white, while Alfred's
eyes shined larger than the silver
dollars he received. To make long
story short, 1t was day long to be
remembered by all present. es.
Rain is badly needed. Water is
getting SO low that several mills have
shut down.
Thomas Brand. and Miss Sallie
Mclaughlin were married on tho 3D.
inst, by Rev. G. f. C. Conn. Con-
CALCULATIONS are now in order.
Cherry picking is the order of the
day. aas;fsses.
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Call FOR Con 3fessional Convention.

Ia accerdanee With The scx prs ssel
wishes 6l' a majority OF the Demo
cratic Executives Committee OF the
Second Congressional District Of the
State Of West Suaiaia. the voters OF
the said district are requested to aps1
point delegates to represent their
counties in u Convention which is
hereby called to meet at Grafton on
TUESDAY, JULY 22Np 1884
for the'purpose of nominating can
diaate for the 49th Congress- Of the
United States, and for the transact
ton Of such other business as may
properly come before IL.
Each county will be-. allowed one
delegate for each one hundred votes,
or Traction thereof over fifty, cast in
the county for the Democratic can
didate for President Of the United
States in the election of 1880 eseai
Each county is requested to APP
point delegates and alternates and
the Committee rs FAR as IN their
power lies protests strongly against
the granting or admission OF proxies,
rs a most pcrnicious custom, a, fruit.
FIJI source of fraud and disscnsion in
the conventions OF the party. SIS
ARCHIBALD ODEN.
. Chairman Cong. Elk. Committee.
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Amendment to the Constitution.

JOINT REsoIUrIoS NO. 8,
Proposing an amendment to the Constitu-
ton Of this State.
RESOLVED by the Zegisdnture Of West ps,-
4 ginid, f,0o-tstrds Of all the members
elected 70 each house agreeing ne. eta
That the following amendment to Article
four Of the Constitution Of the State, be- snd'
the same IL hereby proposed, to-wit::
That section seven Of Article four, - il
now is, be stricken out, and the following
be inserted in lieu thereof:
81. The general elections Of State and
county officers, and Of members Of the Leg
islature shall be held on the Tuesday next
after the first Monday in November, until
otherwise provided BY law. The terms Of
such officers not elected or appointed 70
fill vacancy, shall. unless herein othev-
wise provided, begin on the first day Of
January, and Of the members Of the Lagis-
lature on. the first day Of December next
succeeding their election. Elections to fill
vacancies shall be for the unexpifed term.
When vacancies OCCUR prior 70 any general
election. they shall be filed BY appoint
ments in such manner "A may be pre-
scribed herein, or by general law, which
appointments shall expire at such time
after the next general elections as the per-
son SO elected to ill such vacancy shall BE-
Adopted by the Legislature, Feb'y 81, 1888
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Notes About Town.

Twenty five or thirty men and
boys of this place attended the cir
Gus at Fairmont on Monday.
Geo. nj. John announces his in
tention to take trip to Florida and
other southern states in the fall.
1t has not been settled how many
pounds of coffee it requires to get a
decision from Leve Dorton on the
question of female beauty, but it is
said Levels "taste' is sometimes
changed in that way. Inquire Of
some of the party who called upon
him lately for that purpose.
We learn that Mr.. H. j. Boyers
and family will return from Camden,
N. j., to their old home in this county
in few months. Glad to have them
back.
The Monongalia county delin-
quent tax list is probably very few
over a dozen. We noticed last week
a list published in one Of our neigh
boring county papers that filed four
columns.
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The Grim Destroyer.

"a WEAVER-At his home IN 'Pitts-
-burgh, on the 9th inst, John Calvin
Weaver, in his 47th year. Deceased
was brother of our fellow citizens
j. +. and Rufus Weaver, both Of
whom assisted in performing the last
sad rites for their brother. He had
been resident OF Pittsburgh for
about Is years. A wife and six
children survive him.
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FARM FOR SALE.

/ + / offer at private sale the farm Upon
which nOw reside, situated In Clintpnw
District, Monongalfa County. 0 miles
from Morgantown. i
The tract contains 1870 acres, we'll
watered and timbered. The greater
part Of II is sown to grass and Is In exc
cellent conditions -vwy -ysr w,g~ssv 4
A oomf6rtableS DWELLING. plenty lof J
stabling and other out houses are upon
the prcmises
The land lies neaisthe TvansvIIle turns
pike, and Is convenient to churches and
schools. $1,000
offer 4 bargain npon favorable terms
to any man wanting good home.
e ts SAMUEL o. RoBIsoN,
aHsyHs Ellington, w. Va.
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Great Slaughter sale.

Clothing regardless of cost, TO close
out. Balance of stock on hand we
will sell at any reasonable price. We
must make room for fall goods. Mems
Under Shirts at Is cents; Summer
Coats Is cents; Children's Suits
$l.4O; Mems Suits $2.75. We are
offering the greatest bargains ever
heard of. Call soon.
HIRsCHMAN's,
Opposite Court House.