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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-18
Sale of Valuable Real Property.

PI VIRTUE OF THE AUTHORITY VESTED
- in him, by virtue Of certain DEGREES and order.
OF the Municipal Court Of Wheeling, made ia a suit
ncEaocery therein Pending, wherein Benjamin 4.
,ombs ann Others are pla ntits and Mary 4. Combs
sn6 ethsS are defendants, the undersigned specia
Commissioner. viii sell at public auction, at the
rrunt door, Of the court house Of Ohio county, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER p. 1884,
BEGINNING at Ioo,elock q. m. the following described
rial properys Part OF LOT numbered ninetv.one
81 situateon the northwest corner Of Market ana
Tvepty-fourth streets. IN the sixth ward Of the eli,
Of beeiing, which porioais bounded and deagibeS
9 follows BeginBing on the NORTH line
)i said lot ninety-one; thence south along IA,
veal line of Market street6 Sc foet;- thence S.st aloag
he north lire Of Twenty fourth street 40 feet.
hence north across said lot 66 feet; thence cas-,
along the north line Of said lot 20 feet to the plscs
Of beginning; together viii all the buildings aoE
Improvements thereon or thereunto belonging, hi,
Is the same property which was conveyed to Roy
Combs In his lifetime by George B. Edwards ana
wife By deed dated on the 9th day of May, ISL.
TKRxS OF SALR-tlne third OF the purchase mone,
81 90 much more a. the purchaser mey elect, cash on
the day Of sale, and the remainder in two equal in
sfalncnts, payable In twelve and eighteen maaths
respectively, after the day Of sale, with inte-es:
from that day, the purchaser 70 give bis note with
good security for such deferred payments, aad the
title 70 he retained until payment In full
henry VI. RUSSELL
Special Commissioner.
hereby certify that bond has been given as re
quird By law In the above cause.
g THOMAS N. DARRAH
Clerk Of the Municipal Court Of wheeling.
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A ~Post-Historic Opinion.

Gen COT is reelected to the House Of
Representatives BY about l59 majority over
Judge Brannou. We we're Of opinion be
fore the nomination was made, aud are still
Of opinion had the Derocraiic convention
nominated Col Ben Wilson be would have
been elected. Col. Wilson has q hold on
the voters Of this Congressional district that
would have insured his election. And we
are of opinion If Col. Ben is nominated BY
the next Democratic Congressional Conven-
ienin this district he win be elected BY a
good round majority.
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FIGURES WILL LIE.
II Properly Manipulated by shrewd
Hands.

Communicated.
The Tyler County Star, of November 9TH,
contains the following in regard TO the vote
of that county: rzE
.EGsf carried every precinct IN the county
two years ago; then the vote for Congress
man stood, Gof, ll3S; Good, 644i Golf s
majority 494. This year Golf has ll49
votes Brsnnon 1908 votes. Republican
gain 81, Democratic gain $50, which
proves that the stay-at-home vote
was not all Democratic. Taking the
vote of 1850, there is a very re-
~markable Republican gain. The vote
stood: Garfield, LIPS; Hancock, 924;
Weaver, Il9. Republican plurality, 1873;
majority 80. This year Blaine's majority
is 500 over Cleveland. There are about ~
votes for st. John and Butler not counted
in the above. The gain is Isl which is
certainly sufficient TO cause US to feel proud
over the result.
Republican and Greenbask vote OF lSSO-~....-. i,2E
Democratic vote of 81
Republican and Greenback majority ~---. 81
Republican and Greenback majority Tor
Blaine, lsSi--~-... oot
making the actual gain of the opposition t.
the Democracy only 40, instead of 27s, as
claimed by the Star.
"TELL THE Truth"
Tyler Co., ~. Ia, Nor. Is.
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StockhoIdsrs' Meetinq.

PURSUANT TO TIE BYLAWS THE ANNu
ALmteting OF the stockholders Of the Wheel
rg Tark Association will be held az tho Office OF tn
Clerk Of the County Court for Ohio county, in Tn
sOurt-house Of said county, on MONDAY, De
,tMbER /, 1885,, AT 40 O'Clock p. m, for ths pur
o. Of eIectipg q Ioard OF directions, aud the trans
ciion Of such other business rs may lawfully b.
orc by said stockholders in general meeting rs
Imlled. A. MANN, PresL
L. +. STIFEL, Sec'y. n~ol7oawr&decl
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phTENTSI s ss.ass ss.4%s.S 8. &.
LaIhtIV LAWYERS, formerly Exam
MFRS In the Pateut Once; since, ATTORNEY
In more thaA 1Gooe csses p0scfbs cae, n ~
o. tsrnh NsAs papexl
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Edmund 7. Booking and C. MsnkemiIler,
state that indigestion prepares everyone for
disease, but guarantee Ackers Dyspepsia
Tablets to cure 81 forms Of indigestion.
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DIED.

HUSTED-0n November Is, 1884, Mrs. ALICE V.
HUsIED, aged 81 years and mouths.
Funeral services from the residence OF her father,
David c. Zimmerman, Is South Broadway, Island,
at 2 O'Clock p. m, Tuesday, November Is.
WHEATON November Is, 1884. Mrs. JOANNA
r, wife Of J. c. Wheat, aged % years.
! unersl services from her late residence, No. 49,
South Broadway, Island, at 1850 O'clock p. m, Tues
dav, November l.. Int ment private.
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NIECKLENBURG CIRCUIT COURT, ocro.

NJ ECKLENBURG CIRCUIT COURT, ocTo.
vi Der Sd, 1884.
Robert Winter, administration Of
Richard Thompson, deceased.
against
Robert Winter and Belle winter, Tn Cbsnca,r
his wife; Geo. b. Thompson,
.Chas. L. IhOmJ son, Robert 81.
Thompson and Geo. W. Getreli
and belle Getrell, his wife, de
PENDANTS 81
T. -EXTRACT PToM DECREE.
"And st appearing to the Court thai more thar
VIC years have elapsed since the qualification VI tht
rersonal representative Of Richard Thompson, dc
gcssed, ana that there Is a balance OF S2,SN5.Yo In III,
lands OF said administrator Tor distribution as per
he said report Of Con'r Faulkner, alter dcduc iuS
he an cunts herein Oefore ordered TO be paid on
notion Of BELLE Winter, one OF the distributes o
he said Richard Thompson, deceased, who, rs ap
leaIs from the papers In this Cause, died intestale
The Court doth adi Judge, order and decree that IN
reditors OF the said Richard Thompson, deceased, l
cember, 1884, at the once OF Com'r c.. J. Faulkner
N the town Of Foydton, becklenburg county, Viz
sipia, and show cause, II any they can, against tn
payment and delivery OF the eetate Of tn
said Richard Thompson, deceased, to his dis
tributes. And the Court doth further aljudgc, or.
per and decree that Com'r Faulkner do cause a cop,
OF 10 much Of this decree rs has been made upon the
motion Of Belle " inter convening The creditors q
the said Richard Thompson, deceased, 10 10 pub
lished once q week for four successive weeks prior &
he laid 10th december, 1884 In sOme newspaper put
lishd in the city Of Richmond, Virginia, and also som
newspaper published in the city Of Wheeling, We,l
Virginia, the first publication Of said order 10 appca
at least 30 days before the 10Th December, 1884, am
hat he do post q copy Of raid Crder az the front door
of the court house Of this county Ou the hrst day O.
,wo successive terms Of the County Court Of this
county, and that the said commissioner do make re
port 10 this Court or the Judge thereof in vacation
whether anY creditors Of the said Richard Thompson
hall adpear before him on the said 18th Day o. De
cember, 1894, and such canse az they or any OF them
Iuay show against the payment and delivery of said
IS ate of the said Richard Thompson, deceased, 20 his
distsibptees,, and that the said CO Commissioner sh.li
recall, report any matter deemed pertinent by
himself or required to be 50 reported By any party
Teste: We CUkIuo, 'ierk.
oc2soawti
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ASK FOR THE

THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
i County, In the Circuit Court Of, Ohio County,
~. November Rules. 1884.
Georges Crap, Matthew (. Vsndever,
William j. Browning and John ID.
Glax, partners Is Crap, Yandeyer
Go. - N " In As
~ - sumpsit
Jacob Abrams and Marcus Abrams,
partners rs J. & n. Abrams and as
Rational shade Company.
The object Of this suit Is 70 recover Judgment
against the defendants for S6Ll6 with interest aud
Ccsts, and to subject 20 the satisfaction OF the plain
ill., claim, interest snd costs, certain amounts OF
money due the defendants by the Peabody Insur-
ance Company, the Fire and Marine Insurance
Company, Of Wheeling, and the American insur-
ance Company, of Wheeling. respectively, under
process Of attachment issued In this suit, aud, Il
appearing from an affidavit fled In the cause that
the said defendants, Jacob Abrams and Marcus
Abrams, are non-residents Of the State Of West
Virginia, ID Is ordered that the said defendants 40
appear within ore month after the date Of the 6rs,
publication Of this order and do what Is necessary
to protect their interest. Ii Is further ordered tia
this order be published and posted as required b,
law.
witness, John W. Mitchell, Clerk of said Court
at the Court House OF said coanty, this J5th day
November, 1854, to-wft November Rules issi
JOHN .SMfTcHELL Cie-s
Published the frst ume November 9. iss4t
Attest: JOHN W. MITCHELL. Clerk
d. N. RUSSELL, Attorney for Piaintiis.
nc6oSxt
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Hats and Bonnsts Made to Order

IN ANY DESIRED sTYLE-NEw YORK HAT
BleaChery, No. "a sixteenth ST., Wheeling, W.
"a Ladies' and Misses straw, Chip, Felt and
.eayer Hats, ETC., altered, bleached, colored and I'm
enc at usual discount. Patronage respectfully 80
cited, se2iTbe
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For Sale.
For Sale

For sale.
Dm BEHEsIDERcE ooRSEs TwELFrH
= and FoT streets, now occupied BY DR.. Bardesty
$50, dwelling No. iISo Eod street 4ene door abov,
-Telfth street; also, the tenement houses No. 80
E!srket street, corner OF Alley 6.
G.. SMITH,
RS Real Estate Agent, 1920 Main Street,
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~P1ices-Nlght 80, IS and rs cents. Matinees, IS,
IS and Il cents. Tickets on sale 1t. W.. h.. Shields
mut &c s ore.
Sc Monday, November q, San F francisco Quartei
Srecialty and Burlesque Opera Company. nolSu
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THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
l. County, In the Circuit Court Of, Ohio County,
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Extraordinary Semi-AnnuaI DRAWING,

2,zTs Prizes amounting ..---.-.------.-. s62l,5o
Application for ntes 70 cluhs should bs made cniy
10 tie once Of the Company In Nsr OrissnA.
Fer further Information Write clearly, diving full
address. POSTAL MITES, Express Money Orders,
or New York Exchange in ordinary letter. Car
rency by Express (al sums Of and upusrds ato1r
expensel addressed M DAUPHMs
New OFieans, u, o.
N. A. DAUPHM, e7 Seventh g., Washington.
DC
hsks p. o. Monsy ordsu rysols and sdars.
NEW osLEANs NATIONAL BAnK,
New Orleans, La
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-12-13

FIkE. FIRE.-A DWELLING HOUSE
AND ALL ITS CoSTBNrs BURNED To THE
Extraordinarily afternoon, about
$3.50 O'Clock, the dwelling house of
John kincaid, on the West side of
the river, was attacked by Gre and was
soon entirely destroy ed. The building
was a light frame one and what help
could collect was insufficient to save
it or even to check the ravages of the
fire. There was no insurance on the
property and nothing was saved from
the general destructio n, with the ex
ceptioD, perhaps OF a part of one
bed. The fire is supposed to have
originated in a bad chimney. 1t is
bad season of the year to be burnt
out of house and home. Our people
appreciated this and before the ruins
had ceased to burn subscriptions for
the unfortunate family's relief were
being rapidly made. Mr.. l. N. Wea-
yer succeeded in raising Sal bv yes
terday noon and Prof Hodges is also
making very sue cessful efforts in this
direction.
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The STEwAETsTowN DELEGATION
AT POINT MARIoN-The late Demo
cratic Jubilation at Point Marion
was brilliant affair. The Genius
says:
There was an immense delegation
from Stewartstown, and vicinity, in
West Virginia, marshalled by the
invincible and intelligent Mat" Lar
kin. They came on foot, in buggies,
spring wagons and on horse back,
and many of them bearing blazing
torches. A noteworthy feature of
the illumination was that of the flour
ishing young Observation-Disclosures
Fleming. who voted for Blaine, but
became so completely disguised with
the Commercial Gazette's Icing and
creating false Impressions in the
minds of its readers that he changed
base and that permanently. He
started for Uniontown long before
day on Thursday morning and bought
supplies for the illumination and
decorated bis business place in the
most lavish and artistic manner
The boys cheered him in the most
enthusiastic style.
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Deaths.

BATEs.-At his home in Adair
county, Missouri,on Nov. 23d, 1884,
after an illness of a month, MIR. John
T. Bates, aged 81 years.
MITcHELL-At Kingwood, Dec. 9th.
DR.. Mitchell. of this county. He
lived on the Evansville pike not far
from the Preston county line.
PATToN-At Jefferson, Pa, Friday,
Dec. 9Th, DR.. Alexander Patton. He
was a man of some eminence in his
profession and also an astute politi-
clan. He was member of the State
Legislature for two terms and was q
member of the State Senate at the
time of his death, having been
elected in 1882 for period of four
years.
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Ho, For THE GAS WELL,-The en-.
CINE, boiler, casing and all other ma
chinery that will be needed in sink
ing the well arrived last night on the
Harry and is being conveyed this
morning to the site of the proposed
well. The derrick will be erected
and all preparatory work completed
in about ten days. A company of
practical gas men came with the ma
chinery from Pittsburgh. The spot
selected by Prof. White is on the land
III. F. Snider, near the old saw mill,
on Deckers creek. May the heavens
speed them in their enterprise.
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Mt. Norris Notes.
HIRsCHMAN's

MT. Morris, Pa, Dec. 6.-Health
of community is good with the ex-
ception of colds.
Democrats are happy over the cleo
ton of Cleveland and Hendricks.
Mr.. Jack Stevens and wife, of
Hawleyville, Iowa, have been visit
ing friends in this place.
Mrs. Belle Bartlett, of Grafton, W.
Va, is visiting her father, j. Cole
man, on Main street.
Miss Eta Fox has been visiting
friends in Waynesburg the present
week.
We are pleased to see our genial
friend bob" Sayers, Of Waynesburg,
in our midst again.
The ladies Of the M. E. Church
will give an Oyster Supper at Lew
ellen's Hall, Saturday evening. Dec.
Goth. All are invited to attend.
Mr.. w. r. Turner and Miss Elsie
Jones were married Tuesday even
ing, Nov. llth, by Rev. Mr.. Weesc,
at the residence of the brides father
on Main street. We wish the young
couple all the happiness imaginable.
Miss Lydia Kennedy gave party
on Thanksgiving evening for Miss
win" Calvert and d. B. Adams, oil
Waynesburg, and the Happy Go
Lucky Club" of this place, consist
ing Of Misses Media Donley, Eta
Fox, Ada Morris, Leanna Donley
Annie Briscoe, Dora Morris and Jose
Donley, and Messrs Fox, Kennedy
Bradley, Donley and Barrickman
The refreshments were excellent and
all reported a good time.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS for the
week ending, Saturday, December 6,
1884:
VIM. n. Straight to Board Of Edu-
cation of Clay district. So poles for
$55.
Lucretia Provance and husband to
j. j. Moore, 116 acres. Battelle dis
trict. for $2,616.53.
G.. A. Foster to E. j. and L. w.
Foster, 1921 acres, Battelle district,
for 81, 1884.
j. Arnett to Martha f. Rice, 863
acres, Battelle district, for 81, 561. so.
L. S. Hough, Com'r, to r. G. Cor
rothers, II acres, Clinton district,
for $182.25.
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DEATH OF JOHN +, BATEs.-We re-
greet to learn of the death of our
highly esteemed friend and former
fellow citizen, John T. Bates, which
occurred at his home near La Plata,
Missouri, on the 23d Of November.
Mr.. Bates was a native of Pennsyl-
vania, but for many years was cit
izen of this county, living at Laurel
Iron Works. In October 1883 he
moved with his family to Missouri.
His many friends here will be sorry
to hear of his demise. He leaves wife,
two daughters and four sons to mourn
their loss. Deceased was an honor
able christian gentleman.
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CINCINNATI 1885,
WEEKLY
1885 GAZETTE


The COMMERCIAL GAZETTE IL the
leading Republican newspaper Of the
Central States, and the only Republican
paper in Cincinnati.
1t gives the news with every desirable
detail decently, and it has no superior
as a family newspaper.
The Flnnoelol end co0moroloo
Reports are full and reliable, with lei,
tiers telegraphed every day from New
York and Chicago, giving the bottom
facts astO the markets.
The Agricultural DopGrtuDoae h
carefully edited, and this alone a ~
more value to the farmer than MANY
times the yearly cost of the paper.
The Chimney Corner, devoted exclu.
sively to young people, is one Of the a.
tractive and valuable features Of the
Weekly and Semi Weekly editions.
Choleo 8oloe1lons and Original eto.
ries, with Correspondence from all parfs
Of the void, appear regularly In the
Weekly and Semi Weekly.
In a word, the COMMERCIAL GAZETTE
is complete newspaper suitable to re
Merchant, Manufacturer, Mechanic.
Farmer, and Professional man.
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JUsT REcEIvED--Att the News Depot
on Walnut street, all kinds Of Books,
Magazines, Latest Fashion Plates,
Sheet Music, Novels, Libraries, DC,
DO. Any kind of Paper by the
week, month, quarter or year. Back
numbers furnished. Text and School
Books, complete works, by the best
authors furnished on application,
Solid Rubber Stamps with ink from
so cents up. Also some nice Holiday
Goods. WALTER MADEIRA,
Bookseller and News Dealer.
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MUST SUPPORT HIS WIFE.-1n the
the report of late court proceedings at
Uniontown we find the following con
corning Jacob Fell, who was until
recently butcher in this place
Commonw vs. Jacob Fell. Wife
desertion. Mrs. r. j. Fell, prose
cutrix. This case came on to be
heard, and after hearing and consid-
Grafton it is ordered and directed
that the defendant. Jacob Fell, pay
the costs of proceedings, and pay his
wife, R. j. Fell, the sum Of $3.50 per
week in quarterly payments from this
date, and enter into recognizance in
the sum of $500, with one or more
sufficient sureties for the faithful
compliance with this sentence.
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EMMETT MITCHELL TO BE TRIED ON
THE 10Th OF THIS MoNTH.-The case
of the State Of Ohio against Emmett
Mitchell, charged with murder in the
first degree for the killing of Charles
Griffith on the End of September. is
set for trial at st. Clairsville on
Thursday, the goth of this month.
Yesterday the clerk and Sheriff drew
thirty six persons from which to Sc
lect a jury as prescribed by law.
Hon. L. Danford will defend Mitchell,
and the prosecution will he conducted
bv Prosecutor Kennon, assisted by
John w. Shannon. The case prom
Uses to excite considerable interest.
1t is likely that considerable time
will be consumed in securing jury.
Thursdays Intelligencer.
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The RELIC FIEND.-The apple tree
upon which the incensed citizens OF
Wetzel county hung the triple muir
dercr, John Wallace, in 1877, has been
hacked and hogged by he relic hun
ter till it now is in dying condition.
Nearly all its branches have been
cut off, the bark has been peeled from
its body, and nothing but its tall,
powerful trunk remains. The tree
stands in the corner of farm lot, a
half mile east Of Burton, and is still
pointed out by the train officers to
curious passengers.
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WHAT THE RAILROADS ARE DOING
Work GONG STEADILY ON.-A cor.
respondent of the Philadelphia Press,
writing from Uniontown, say: An
agent of the Baltimore aud Ohio
Company has been here this week
buying up rights of way through
Southern Fayette county, from I'm
iontown to Cheat river, for the pro-
posed Fairmont, Morgantown and
Pittsburgh Railroad. This is to be
the connecting link between the Bal
timore and Ohio main line at Fair
mont, and its Pittsburgh division
whose present terminus is at Union
town. The road from Fairmont via
Morgantown to the Pennsylvania
State line, distance of thirty four
miles is mostly graded, and between
Uniontown and the State line the
work of construction is also going
forward. This road is expected to
be completed and in operation by
next summer, and will be the first
direct connection by rail between
Pennsylvania and West Virginia,
along the rich coal and timber val
ley traversed by the Monongahela
river The Pennsylvania Company
has also in contemplation the extern
sion Of it's system from Uniontown
along the same river via Morgan.
town and Fairmont to Clarksburg,
and it seemed doubtful for time
which of the rival lines would first
tap this rich region, but it now looks
as if the B. and O. would get there
first.
The quo ,Darranto proceeding in
stituted by the F., M. d P. r. X. at
former term Of the Circuit Court of
this county, to declare forfeiture Of
the charter of the West Virginia and
Pennsylvania Railroad because, as
alleged, the latter company had
failed to comply with the law of this
State, was dismissed by Judge Elem
ing last Tuesday. The Court de-
cided that the r., NJ. Il p. r. r. did
not have such an interest in its rival
as would entltle 1t to avail itself OF
the writ of quo warranto.
The suit brought by the w. Va.
d Pa. r. r. to condemn land of the
B. d 0. r. r. within town, on which
the latter company recently con
structed large reservoir, will prob
ably reach a hearing early next
week. 1t is the purpose of the B. &
o. to remove this proceeding to Tay
lor county, if possible, their counsel
assigning as reason that in the
present state Of public feeling it will
be difficult to get fair trial in this
county.
1t looks as if active operations on a
large scale will be undertaken by the
W. Va. d. Pa. Company early in the
Spring.-Inder.
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DEBoLT-WRIeHT-At Wise, this
county, on Saturday, Nov. goth, Miss
Emma Wright to Mr.. Spencer Debolt.
Rev. Mr.. Wise tied the connubial
knot.
BAKER-JAcoBs.-On Sunday, Dec.
7th, by Rev. Samuel Kitchens, at the
residence of the brides parents, on
the Flats, Miss Ida Jacobs to Mr..
Albert <. Baker, Congratulations
and best wishes.
AUSTIN RIcKETT. - At Halleck,
Dec, 7th, Miss Jennie Trickett to
Mr.. Ellsworth Austin, both of this
county.
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A Break.

We have carefully considered the
causes of the present business depres
sion, and recognize the fact that I'M
less great sacrifice is made at once,
we, like the rest Of dealers, will be
compelled to carry over our stock.
This we are determined not to do
and have accordingly made a general
mark down. This cut ranges from
25 to 50 per cent on all goods. Our
winter stock must be sreduced one
half before January 1st. You know
what that means-good clothing at
your own figures, at
HIRsCHMAN's.