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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-09-18
DRUGS.

DhttsN
ACIns-SulpLuric, y csrboy, 1913. citric. ID
d, sc; %oIalic, r h. Ia: tariarlc, powdered '
n, ~.
GrNs-Arshic, select, N, soc: a.sfe,ids
y Ia zoe; camphor, y 10 y; opium, S.@
OILs-Rorsnmot, Sandcrson's, e n, s2,In'
smor, ssndcrson's, $3.50, pc~prornlnt, &.2o,
w'nirrgrcen, .2.2j; olive, Malaga, sl.cb..
PoT.su-Rromidc, = n, RI to 4oc; iodide,
so.rs-ca.tle, mo,tiet, p n, sylcc; cas-.
lilo. white, ii1hl5.
NisCELLANr oUs Ammonia, carb., 4 n,
nc; alum, gSi; rrowroot,R ermuds, soc; Bal.
.-m, ~copa'ba. Sc; boray, rcnncd, l55l6; Gallo
n,tl, AM, 5ic; GATOR oil, T gal, si.iafl.Gn;
os.sia buds, 4 n, l5ltls; cream tartar, pure
r N, IS; corrosive subllmste, 4 n, 05; chloro.
form, 2 N, ,i.osel.iO; extract logwcod, bnlG
iodine, rcsnblimatoi, h 70, go; leaves,
euchu, short, an, %; leaves, senna, Alex,
? n, %; morphla, sulrh, f,o,., $40; Splits
nitcr. sweet, r ID, b; strychnla, cry stalls, sl.S'
o Ii6; tnpiocs, y b, 7; WAX. white, p n,
'%sUiphaie Qulnlno, p o., ,l.gssi.%.; elm
ahoIidln. N Ia &c.
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Bestar-Old Y I'm the state.

BestHr-tDId Y In tnS Stbbe'
THE GHyAT WATERING TEXAS
Burns City, "a beautiful town Of Cook
county, il becoming celebrated for its
notwithstanding mineral water. Its
curative properties have been thoroughly
tested by those afflicted and found thus
far an infallible cure for rheumatism,
chronic dyspepsia, kidney diseases, sick
headache, sick stomach, cancers, chiIls,
core eyes and blood diseases. A commo-
dious new bath-house has been erected,
With facilities for hot, cold and shower
baths.
The first house was erected here last
August, and now there is an Incorporated
city, with mayor, aldermen and marshal
twelve business houses, a large new
school building, mill, hotel, boarding
houses, Masonic hall, two shops aud a 10
cal newspaper. Another tirst-class
teacher,of reputation, is wanted for build
ing up a high-school, also some parties
| with money To build more hotels and
boarding-houses, as the supply is insult
Acient for the visitors.
There is convenient access to Burns
City by hack from either of the railroad
towns of Gainesville, Pilot Point, or Col
linsville, being only about ten miles
from each.
For circulars, etc, giving general In
formation, ddress w. Il. DANlEL
Burns City, Cook county, Texas.
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mlfioa, oic, M much deslfcd IN all
rHsrs Wherl EyaVlncns are fufwnfdrI,
The nsine ~ tho mnhnf fniutefi VI manu-.
fHrtnfnd goods ~ ~ The iuuier, W fafn
pf0gucts, should he Eivan. As complete
a history ~ pnasihle ~ The products,
quantity raised per aero, etc. should ~
all vases accompany tho specimen, ~ u
~ designed % glvo eaGb contributor aud
the locality no resides la inll credit. In
eases where valuable specimens ar.
loaned for exhibition, thoy will he
handled with great caro-, and promptly
returned Ia owner whom no longer re-
CURED for exhibition, All goods should
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-09-18
Forty Years Experience Of an Old Nurse
Mra. WinSloM,s Soothing SYrup is tn

Forty Years Experience OF an Old Nurse.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the
prescription of one of the best female
physicians and nurses in the United
States, and has been used for forty years
with n~ever-failing safety and success by
millions of mothers and children, from
the feeble infant of one week old to the
adult. %Itcorrects acidity of the stomach,
relieves wind collie, regulates h bowels,
and gives rest, health and comfort to
mother and child. We believe it the
best and surest remedy in the world, in
all cases of dysentery and diarrhpa. in
children, whether arising from teething
or from any other cause. Full directions
for using will accompany each bottle.
None genuine unless he fac-simile oil
Curtis x Perkins is on the outside wrap
per. Sold by all medicine dealers. %
cantS q bottle.
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The Drovers' Journal remarks that In 1851
the United states raised 5H2 10000 bushels OF
corn, and had $1,000, OC head of hoge, or | hog
for every 20 bushels of corn. Now we raise
M, O00,TO bushels Of corn and raise 4i,0V1,oTl
had of hogs, or hog for every S9l. bushels of
SYN. In mo ~ had l7,TTS,oN head Of neat
cattle, and In 1894 aAsut 40,o0o,00. While the
stock Is only about t~wo-and-a-half times aS
many, the amount OF corn fed to ms Class OF
stock mas incre sscd four fold. Only half OF
The corn consuucd IL the United Stntcs en-
tiers INTO the production of mcatsof all kinds
pork, beet and poultry-and hog-raisinS IS
falling behind largely In report on To the IT.
crease in population and the portion OF
corn.
1--we STOCK market IA reported By Doran
Rrothcrs, wholesale butchers: ,
CArTIt-,iras steers. 2.75 to 3.2S; COWS and
hsjrrs, 2.25 to 2.75; yearliugs, 1000 to l2.5l.
~SuEFP-prime, 200 to 80; common to me-
dunn, -, 10 us
HoGs-Corn fed, 1926 t o 40; shoats, 4 to 4.25.
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vooL.UIDEs AND PELrRIRs.

WooL-NeTican, free OF bnrrs, loSl2c; Mex'
lean imgrsved IYel0Si c ,csnr,n 1sc II i a1s, m sns
condition, I4Hac; hurry, 2ysc per pound
lon, sccsrding to bUrrs.
HiDus-Prms plump atnta. 70 ma end M
lac per N; seconds, plump Hints, 70 ibs and mp
l1c per n; prime light and klps, lie per NJ
cults, bulls and staRs, 64oc per n; dry sailed
aVlltc, according to condition; green sailed
74ac. =,
PsLTBIAs-Deer skins, 1S2c; antelope, II
@isc; seal skins, l51Mc; sheep pelts, ~ pc,
wool, 2N4A5c; shearlfngs, l03l5c.
TALLow-Prtne taIiow, &c; tallow grease
$3.50: grease, yellow to brown, 3Soc.
bEbsWA1 Prime yellow. i0c: dark And
IN tSrptAt ISce1N
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pnaTa mi SHOES,

Mems kip brogans, a5Dl.2b; boys kip bro
ssus, N@l.ho; mems p. calf brogans, .0E9l;7S;
toy's p. calf brogans, ay9l.25; mems KIP
,,oT., 5IA,.a5: mons hlG balls. congress- and
button, I.7Sd2.75; mems calf balls, congress
and button, 2.5OdII.50: mems kip boots, 2.oUg
al, boots. eso0es0.O0: boys kin boots, l5001
lSOD: boy's r. calf boots, l6.JO92t.0O; boys
oSif boots, q. ANr27.0 90: womon'sl ~ kip
7Hds7xc; Misses N kip polkas, esn1oc;
px ,politas, ali sizes, 5Ti65c; women'scalf peg
and rs polish I0sdl.s5; Misses calf peg and
81 polish, 9gsi.ih; women's buff sewed POI,
,sh. mNt1.35: wonlens cali sewtd poiisn, i.eV
nI..s. v,u:..,n .r.!n -uaNd ,.uu py,.sE. ~
Si.x5: women's kid sewed, aCGI IS; wonien's
eCai sewe,i no.isl. lLJdl.7o: women's gram
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We learn with much pleasure that our
~co-laborer in the journalistic field, Mr..
John G.. Graf, of the ~"tobacco Leaf a
paper published at l15 Maiden Lane, thi.
city in the interest of the tobacco trade,
was the happy recipient on the 9th inst,
of $1,000 cash, by being The holder OF
ticket bearing the above number, in the
decided by the Royal Havana Lottery
June 2Sth ult.
The money was promptly paid, as
usual, byth general agents. on presenta-
ton of the ticket Mr.. Graft is conSe
quently highly elated therest,. and he
lieves that Little Havana cigars are
TIE hest yet, better even than u jour
nalistic enterprise. We wish him JOY,
Las Novedades, July ii CTranslation
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card From = proh,biuon,.,.

FoRr WORTH, sept TO- Special. 80
The following emanates from the Pro-
hibition Eleclor aud uismber Of commit
Tee of Sixth Congressional district;
The undersigned respectfully requests
all ministers % the gospel within the
Sixth Congressional district OF tho state
~ Texas, favorable TO Prohibition, To
preach Y sermon ON that subject on the
night Of tho 18th inst, We further re-
quest all school teachers in raid district
10 lecture their schools on said subject
net this time aud the first of No
vember next. And We respectfully ask
all ne wspapcrs in said district To publish
these requests 81 All early day.
EDWARD IL NENcAkP,
Elector on Prohibition Ticket for Sixth
Congressional District.
}, NJ, THOMSON,
Nembtr State Executive Committee,
Prohibition Party, Sixth Con. District.
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CnrrrH $50 fJt ilslloi rrms, lgpAlt
..tsas lmielay u foins nyson ps
usn"i.lei. ! .isndsIi ,c'ioul.i
y. .l9,. elshnel ~ ysllo- elsHn.d' ~.
noi.,s.ss iHhi siana choice. sci prime,
~ falIlngooi, .tei corn syrup, AZ snsai
syrup, Hl0ertc, rebnilod, .HI.c.
h.0oIso-iur Jqle, l.r., ls.ci vysrd,
\ n, l0.Aei lles, l.bp bundle.
%,.:s.Ss..ol;:.i::xsIxx yet cream.
~. K = !. ::..s s:. e .4s ;Ps sssi,f 7
tAsDLss~sisr. full weight, is1s; ssor,
S~nssss-Fun cream. ,sc,
CIorssssIss-hound, m; sprss - '
ssAsulss-A bu.hsl, iron popad. ID '
':ISs a;H a:si G ss; ' Ss.' ASP rs; No. i. ~ '
dean; No. ., 800; No, J. Th, -
NsAsrIsa PAvsn-hAA snd straw sso7sc
,Povps.t@y s.s ofSn NJ i?4 DC. pSi
$sS: bS S,;.' sGa.ss;;SE;. ~ ~'A0'-aF'' ~
lI.iion rails, eho";chSv., i.Si. s.ssllSc
~: q %,1:H sJ S'st ,':.. ~ : s.i iI:.. O.. G.S': :l. ~
Coal oII-ll0 degrees nre te~t, In barrels,
no; no ,-.t oil In cans, AGO; mo degrees nr'
.sst cass. ,
barrels. 10: No. ! h.hsrr-ls, 80 No. IA
rsr-ri., ~, No. 2 L.,bsuel., s.n; No. b!A-
Is; No. (. his, l.W; No, Z hits, l.N.
EAspY-siick, iii,c n. fancy, iSaSc.
Reconsideration LAYERS =.
CIrs~-crsh srrl., en-; Missouri cider, nc
sFs,lrn; vinegar, y gallon, lNeNc,
Ara sCV-psArl, $50; royal glass, ~; Ron
I'm In package, sci corn starch, I'm nsct-
ss--, g.; A. wood box sisss, T.ci SIN paper
or glss., as,
IY.-ConccntretAd, 2.TSbH.OO.
JrGs-we ouoir; lie y SALON for glazed;
crooks, nc , gallon for glazed.
os~AroHs-2-M standard, l.05i S-N stan
lard, NSh
Nprpn PrACuvs-upnNrled &c; neeled. lie
PnOyISioSS-Short bacon, laisc; short dry
salt ,ll'.c; breakfast hncon, hSliisc; hams,
lb5l5l,c
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FRUIT, POULTRY, GAMn, INTO.

APPLFs-S,M5 per barrel.
9aAsans-Sicily, = case OF 100. 400; VAlen'
cine, nominal.
LrMoNs-sicily, 7.Mp box; Malaga, 100.
DATEs-In traits, 10bl2c.
BAyANAs-3.0o6S4.B r bunch.
GRAPEs-Mn,nsa, 6!06sS.O half barrel.
Sw PorAToEs-NominGl.
OSIoys-New, country, T5c. Y bu.
P-oTArops-p bushoi, Gc.
CXBsAen-S.w2 .sS@2.O p dozen, or 1884
Nn.
turkeys. 7oc.
EGos-Sc Y dozen.
BUTTHR-Choice western 2o42c; cooking
idAlSr: conpt~v TsnSSc,
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LUMeER n BUILDING MATERIAL.

RouGH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 70 feet, W. O. i,ob;
over Is feet, s22.h0 Y 1000 81,
DRESSED L~UMBER-One side, select, $25 j.,
Ion; one side, over IL inches wide, s2!.5D Z
100; two sides3H!N Z loo; n soc, i'1cS nro,i.
white pine siding, second common $3.50 r
so; poplar siding, US p 1000; rough ceiling,
si5 = 900; y ceiling, dressed, and undrcssed,
c1D y OO;'Et ceiling, dressed and nndresscd,
M 1000; poplar ceiling, s27.50 2 LOO; white
pine ceiling, ~ 700; dressed and matched
s s@,ssG y, 8, W IS. 49, 49, t5 Il , ) l. SSs'0n'' rough
ssIsGLEs-y l,oO: sap pine, 1928; heart
nine a. No. I cypress. A.co; o. X cypress,
a. 10; boss, beat or all heart cypress, IS; d.
r~nspsion cypress, 4 inches, 80; round end cy-
rrooa, "a.
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An Enthusiastic aath-rios at Galveston.

GALvE,1oS, Sept. l6.-The Grain club
held p large and enthusiastic msss-meet
ing tonight Mt Armory hall. Hon. Seth.
Shepard, President OF the club, presided,
and introduced Hon, William II. Grain,
Of Cnero. Democratic nominee for Con-
gress from this district. Mr.. Grain de-
liverod . magnificent address, occupying
two hours. 1Ic reviewed the history OF
the Democratic party from its birth,
contrasting. its principles with tho
The meeting broke NJ Al II lato hour
with three cheers for Cleveland, Hen
bricks and Grain.
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AUSTIN, Sept. B.-Lspecisl. Gov. Ire
land has made tie following appoint
ments and will speak at the places
named: Denton, September 25: Henri
ctts, September 26; Wichita Falls, Sep
TENDER q; Baird, September 20; Abb
lene, September 90; S~~ectwater, octo-
Der /; Colorado, October 2; Big Springs,
October 8; El Paso, October d.
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GR.rN nEEApsrrFs.

WHEAT-Highcrt GHr low si, al.
RYE-SoinInai; barley nominal.
CoRS-Old corn, iOc; new corn, sc.
OArs-Highcst, re. lowest, lsc,
FLouR-PNieni, tS.75; early brenk fast, ft.sl
cream soda, Sa.tJaS.l5; pure cream, 49,
Tod Mills: Patent, $500; Union, fs.15; Prai'
RE Flower, 81 ar; Mocking Bird, tl.J.
BRAS-:t mills. &c: IN store, 81.
CoRSMEAI-Fine bolied per 100 pounds
isl
PoNISY AND GRiTs-s5 per barrel.
FFED-'Eoppcd corn per l, pounds, S.S
chopped corn and oats per 10 pounds, N.4Ol
o1rn bran per 100 pound, a0r.
GRAuA fIouR-Per lao pounds, Sc.
uAY-All grades nominal
aILLET German m,llet, 900.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-09-18

Do not take the risk OF your house and
barn burning when you can keep II in
slred and feel safe in Case of accident.
The Sun, of London, insures your
homes and barns. Smith & Hall. agents,
Dallas.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-09-18

The time Is coming when you will
have fires in your homes. Protect them
with insurance ly calling on Smith ~
Hall, Dallas, and insure in the Son of
London.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-09-18

Don't Die In the Foasc.
"Rough on Rats" clears out rats, mice,
reaches. bod-bugs, los. ants, moles, chip
hunks, gophers, etc, is cents.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-09-18

uI have both USED and sold PRIBKLl
ASH BITrERs for a number Of years, and
think IL the best bitters made for Bilious
ness, Liver Complaints and for tonint
M the system" so writes w. II. Cole
Druggist, of Joplin, Mo-. A single tria
of this remedy will convince any perso,
of the truth Of the above.
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Especial attention IL called to the ad-
vertisement Of DR.. Clark. He is All old,
established, experienced and reliable
nhvsician and surgeon.
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KNOWING THAT
CHILLARINE


| Has moi aud cannot ia1i TO cure, We nfter sSt
Reward for any case of Chilis II rails TO cul
| when directions are ollOwod.
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The time has coIne when We need
money in our business, 50 send In your
substitution.
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Chillarine

Is Purely Vegetable, entirely harmless, Dead
Shot for Chilis.
Insure your house with smith q Hall
agents ofthe Sun of London. Dallas.
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hrs Little Liver Pills will posi-
.nre sick headache and prevent
I'm. Tra:s y not tall, b;t truth.
Il a dose. To be had Of all Drug
See ad advertisement.
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Remember we can't run u paper with
out money. Send $l.50 for your weekly.
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Send us $3.50 and pay for your
WEEKLY HERALD.
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For lame back, sido or chest use Shf
loh's Porous Plaster. Price Is cents
Sold by j. NJ. House.
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Save Your animals much suffering nom
accidents, cuts and open sores, by using
K.ewert's Healing Powder.
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Gov. IreIsnd's Appointments.

The best smoking tobacco Is "Littl
,Joker.v
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-28
LINSLY INSTITUTE,
WHEELING, w. VA.
Studies will be resumed

Monday, Jan. ., 1888,
When new classes will be formed for the benefit
Of any students who may desire to enter.
Thorough instruction Is given In Latin, Greek,
German, French, Mathematics ard the English
branches, and every facility for securing a thorough
education 10 afforded.
Boys and young men with defective preparation
receive the personal atttn ton necessary to their ad
v~sneement, and the highest pupils are constantly
aided and encouraged in their work.
Students are prepared for Harvarl, Yale, Prince
ton, and other colleges and schools OF science, and
complete drill in ths branches required for exami'
nation Is giye1.
The Commercial Department furnishes careful
training In BookkCeping, Penmanship, Commercial
Arithmetic and kindred branches, and students may
rursre these studies in connection with the regular
school work. Terms lew. Catalogues furnished on
.nrI,oation. ds27
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-28

1.-THE II. Il. church the exercises consisted
OF select and appropriate singing. Q~raiious,
&c. and wound up with the arrival Of Kris
Kipgle in his sleigh with a magnanimous
portion OF good things for each scholar and
teacher of the school. The programme was
agood one, well carried out; and all were
made happy.
Il is hoped the Sabbath schools viii show
up as good attendance to-day as for the few
weeks before the Christmas treat.
Those in the county, who are delinquent
in their taxes will find their names in the
Gazette the coming week.
DR.. G. A. Close, DR.. ]. p. West and 81.
Fl. Darrah, of Bellaire, were among those
who spent Christmas in ST. Clairsville.
C. c. Carroll, of Columbus, son OF Judge
Carroll. came home for the holidays, and
the girls say that mustache is "hlhn'."
Thompson Butcher, Esq, returned Thurs
day from a visit to Iowa.
Miss Lille Hobbs, teacher in the Morris
town schools, came home for the holiday
vacation.
Robert Courtney, one of the Democrats
of Bellaire, came up and took Christmas
turkey with his father and mother.
Miss Abbie Darrah, who is attending
school at Mt. de Chantel, is home for the
holidays.
Billie Mcmahon don't like to have any
thing said abo1t his $40 dog, but says he
made a S. bill off the cur that was palmed
off on him.
The engine, tender and a car of coal got
off the track on the Northern road about a
mile from town, Friday afternoon, causing
the loss of two or three trips.
Notwithstanding the unfayorable weather
of Christmas night, it being cold and snowy,
a party of merry young folks sleigh rided
to Morristown and took supper. They were
George Steemod and Lulu Brown, Leland
Frint and Abbie Dsrrah, George Brown and
Ellie Thompson, Joseph Henderson and
Mary Clark, Had Pennington and Clara
Carroll and Gerry Amos and Matte Darrah.
E. P. and o. 7. Rhodes, of Bridgeport,
were in town Friday.
We understand that Campbell, of Steu-
benville, has been appointed as reporter in
the Mitchell case.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-28

know that for tSo years the paddlers at the
Sligo mill worked SIX heats. bur nov ,bey
are on double, sach turn FIVE heats.
AT the heysthc there are no favorable
Signs and the ron workers at the Elbz had
better not eouI on more than half time
at least the puedlers-so several mouths.
AT Lindsay B McCutcheon's mill the pud.
diers viA beide until after the holidays in
one forge.
1t was = httt4 surprising to see the Ken.
sngton works Lloyd 4 Sons running
three days this Nj, which is generally one
among those dol The very least.
At the old Pei sylyania Porye there i,
nothing doing IN me pudding and very
little IN the finishing departments.
The American ion works viii be closed
the three last days Of this and next week.
The nail factory vii be shut down on the
last ofthis month,
The works Of AIM. Byers. the Etna, the
Miilylite, the Carnegie mills, the Republic,
the Pttsburg forA and iron works, the
Solar and Soho mills of Morehead & Nc
Clean viii only be Sesed over the holidays.
There will be almost nothing done until
after next week at the Juniats, Sable and
Wayne iron mills. The works least closed
viii be the Pennsylvania tube works, but the
National tube works at McKeesport will re.
main idle from last Wednesday until the
first Monday after New Years.
While in search Of news q reporter of the
Labor Tribune was told to interview c. G.
Wheeler, for seven years manager at Hus
sey, Howe & Co.'S steel mill The gentle
mau was found in his Office in the Lewis
building. and when Intercepted by the
scribe smilingly said: Yes, l and others
are gong into the steel business. The com.
pany is composed of myself, Girard C.
Smite and Wm. P. DcArmit, and will be
known as the Sterling Steel Company. We
have purchased the well known United
States tin plate works at Demmler Station
near the line Of the Baltimore and Ohio Z.
R., and we intend to start up not later than
the first of February. In the commence
ment we will make crucible steel only, but
later We will make different kinds Of steel,
including steel plates and sheets" Besides
this one, thsre is another steel works in
contemplation, and it is said that one of the
strongest iron and steel firms in the city is
contemplating the erection Of q large
foundry.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-12-28

Is a triumph OF American ingenuity and a mar
vel OF simplicity, accuracy aud ehcaPncss. IL vS
made TO supply the people with a good time-teepias
watch at the lowest price ever knosu. The case
tho watch Is Of white metal, very handsome, apf
/. looks Ike silver, hat is better than silver, because
will not tarush. With each Watch 10 sent
poos siyirs full instructions. No one need DO via
on, a watch. Those having costly ones should ais
have a Waterbury to carry while engaged at rough
WORK or 10 travelling One thousand oithese watches
ate made every day, and tho demand for then ire
queI,iy exceeds the supply. The watch hs perfect
time .kecpcr, nd sells radily for Sa.5o. Amonsh
good points We name the following:
simple. because u Is composed Of Ices thas one
bali the usual number of parts, which are - a.
ranged n, TO lie easily cleaned or repaired.
Accurate, because 4, will run tventy-iour Acar
and scCp time equal TO the better grades Of watches
Cheap, because II will wear for yean. and y
offered at = price within the reach Of everys>dy.
Remember, the WATERBURY, WATCH 10 no
Q toy, but q REAL WATCH. having lee Than one
hall the number Of parts 10 he found In any othe
going watch In the world.
A Watch which differs from all others In thai
| the entire movement revolving 10 The case tnos
every hour, and thus regulates or adjusts itseif 10
varying positions.
watch having a long thin msin.sprins tneahy
four times the length Of an ordinary spring.; svcry