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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-07-04

Special excursions, to Pittsburgh every
Sunday. Round trip rate $3.50. Train
leaves the Baltimore & Ohio depot Of $40
4. u, city time. Retaining leaves Pitts.
busgh Of 1855 y. Y, aity tlmef Tickets good
for this day only.
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MARTINS FERRY.
a shoe shop nseoed-ref.oaal and otAer

|
Points.
Mr.. John Roberts leaves to-day iot,
Cleveland.
SIansel Rose leayes to-day for trip to
Pittsburgh.
M. !. B. May and wife leave to-day on
their wedding trip.
Miss Alma swartz left yesterday for her
home in Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Kemple, OF Wheeling,
are visiting friends in town.
Rev. Mr.. Shot, OF Wheeling, will ad-
dress the 1. o. G.. 7. this afternoon
MIR. Charlie Nee returned yester-
day froma visit to friends in West Yir-
ginia.
The School Board have had new safe
put in the Superintendent's Office to keep
the school records in.
This afternoon on the furnace grounds
the Dick Veasy club, Of this place, and
the Browns, Of Wheeling, will play
match game OF ball.
Thursday night burglars effected an en-.
trance into Mf, Rem. Bars shoe shop on
Second street. They secured a lot OF cob
bling tools, and several pairs oil shoes
which had been left there by persons to
be mended.
The John Roberts Fishing Club breaks
camp to-day. The boys have had an
unusual run OF luck in the fish line. The
first large fish was q cat fish weighing
twenty-five pounds, the last were three
perch, the three weighing twenty-five
pounds. Bill Roberts, who went up
weighing 215, now tips the beam at 25S-
he can't complain. Many thanks are due
to the boys for remembranoes received
here in the line Of fish and turtle.
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Tho following shows the range Of the
thermometer MS observed at schnepFs
drug store, 1918 Market street, yesterday:
a. ", go; - NJ $50; SP. NJ, s4'; 7P. NJ,
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KANGAROO, KANGAROo.

Stacy, Adams 4 Co.'s Mems Shoes, The
finest, softeSt and highest Mems shoes
made. ]. w. AMiCK,
Sole Agent,
1143 Main Street.
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The Ohio Valley Cement Works has
been shipping cement right along, but the
works have been idle for some weeks.
They will start up next week.
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REpuoT1ONs.

To make roomIfor our incoming Fall
STOCK we shall Offer our entire stock OF
Spring aud summer Sultlngs ut greatly
reduced prices. O. HESS " SONS.
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Mr.. Nick May, Of Maring, Hart & Co.,
is back from a long trip for that firm. He
will so East for q few weeks vacation.
Mr.. a. Feurhake, formerly travelling for
the Eina glass works. Is moving his
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RIVER NEWS.

Cosrs will be added TO tax bills after ths
10th inst. O. P. Brown, Late Sheriff.
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The postofEice will be open to-day only
between and 8 in the forenoon and 6 and
Z IN the avanin1 etHfialr &.
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n,idrtport.

viii Tieman Is visiting friends at Cedis.
Butler Walking and SIS. Nee onnaughy
left yesterday for Cleveland.
Charley Tfaemaa will leave next week
for Montana, with 0 view TO settling
there. -
Mr.. Willis gtlliwell, OF eolerain, and
Dr. Hodgens, Of Portland, were initown
yesterday.
All the grocery stores will close at -
o'clock to-day and remain closed the rest
Of the day. y
Messrs. John and Henry Koehnline
and their families have returned FROM .
visit to Cambridge.
The men who are blasting at the quarry
in Kirkwood should give warning 10 per.
song In the neighborhood when setting of
q blast. Yesterday evening they set one
Of and and q number OF stones weighing
between fifty and sixty pounds fell among
group OF children who were playing
near BIZ. fortunately none Of them were
hurt, but such Q thing without an acct.
dent could not happen once in fifty ttmea.
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AFTERNOON and evening session at the
Alhambra Palace rink to-day. Owing 10
Prof. Mayer having an engagement Of o
picnic there will be no music. =, 7:
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Mns. n,oowAN's nEnAyloR.

Some Of these have already been made
public One significant fact Is the differ
ent manner in which the wife OF Tom
McGowan behaved on the OCCASION OF her
husbands first arrest and this time. Be
fore she was very cheerful, and said They
can do nothing with Tom" Last Sunday
she called on neighbor woman, and
seemed in great distress and uneastness.'
The woman remarked: =.
"Kincaid must have given them away"
Chats what / think" said Mrs. Nc
Gowan.
Barth, Of Martins Ferry, and Ed Angus
both swore that Angus and his vile spent
Monday evening, December %, with Mr..
and Mrs. Barth. Tom MCGOWAN swore
that Angus came out to see him on Tues
day morning, December g, TO get y Tom
owed him, which Angus desired to send
down the river to his wife, who had been
visiting her father in Wetzsl county for
some time. The fact ia said to be that
Mrs. Angus was down the river at that
time, and had been for several weeks,
The fact that Just after Kibcaid's arrest
for a theft in Wetzel county several oil the
witnesses who testified for the defense
were approached by the accused and asked
as 10 fheir recollection OF certain events
which would tend 10 showan abb, has
considerable significance. The fair infer.
enee Ia that the men feared Kincaid might
be induced TO make damaging disclosures,
and they desired to be fortified against
them.
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A rEMALx deer in the deer keep q
wheeling Park gave bfrth3to q fawn on
Thursday. The little creature is q beauty,
being OF a light color and prettily marked.
Il BIDS fair TO be the greatest attraction o.
nc nark for the rest Of the season.
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Mr.. Ross Hutchinson is now! o lawyer, q
graduate OF the Ann Arbor, Michigan, law
school. He is home.
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DURING the hot weather my Store
will be closed at Q 2. NJ, Saturday ex.
eepted. JACOB w. GRUBB.
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NARLlEe's TERBoR.

The stories told OF Mr. Markings fear o.
robbers and cutthroats are pitiiui. As was
testified by one Of the witnesses on the
stand. he always seemed in mortal terror
OF Tom MCGOWAN since the kettle episode
Why this was he wonld peYer explain
This habit OF reticenee is said TO be 9
marked and well.known characteristic Of
the old mans disposition, and this taken
in connection with his fear Ia mentioned
by;people who know BIN well astendlng &c
lend credit to his tardy Identification Of
three Of the prisoners as three Of the men
- 50. xaI him
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Taz .4ssoeisted Press reports contain.
ing the news Of the world appear regular
ly In the Sunday Register.
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stage Of No wster aud Movements Of Ii.
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EyERxBopY is invited to attend the
grand picnic Of the Mennerchor, Bee
thoyen and Mozart Singing Societies on
the New Fair Grounds, July 4.
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TuE finest horse racing this season takes
place at the M@nnerchor, Beethoven aud
Mozart picnic, July T..
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CEALED PROPOSALS.
WEST VIRGINIA PIN:IEEuIn.
NouNpSYTIiE jnnn 4 ists

Wet VIRGINIA PRNruuIHr.
NouNpSvItlE, june S is \
s46led Proposals. will be received ly M pDj,.
iIntd until noon on uEsDAI, The en- az 3
JULY, 1876, fot the e;tction Of Gas Wofij ~
lighting the Pe"itEntlGty with gas. -
Such proposals must b accompanied MIN sl,r
and Specifications, fully tettlrg forth N m
propose 70 be done, the cafRclty Of lueh IN
and ell ether matters Necessary t0F the lnIofsEiS
o. the Board Address proposals 70 The Bo1fa 4
Directors and endorse them "PrOpoaAb ID q
The Board reserves the right to telse. .ayr n
1 81 order Of the Boasd Of nlsec.on
ie76 i0RNS PRcE. Srst
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Do not fail to make your preparations
for the picnic, July 4, on the New Fair
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TnE Sunday sleesiae1 will contain full
accounts fall the local plcnics, excur-
siohs and happenings Of 1.-THE day We
celebrate,N 7... I. n
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naltimor & Ohio.

Cpsrs will be added to tax bills after the
10Th inst, @. 2. RRowsl Late Sheriff
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@sutsa.

WANTRD-BY A YOUNG ~;
tt tstnEtsen = Assistant Bal !. ~. NAN, a
GsS a ~! s2 male ~ ReneflilY u, teGa
W ~ sas2eaoa' elfe late1ISessS, Ss.iI t9's
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asor gt,1t aud gOt SAT-.
FOR RENT

Ru,Iues House, corner Jacob and F'7s'0''7
street an, Main ,.rtet
Three twn Toomed houses w s,vIsn MIS-
and Main streeti. -.
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AyRnY enjoyable day eau be spent on
the New Fair Grounds, JplyA
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cosn.sill be added to tax ;billsalter the
10th inst o. P. BROWN, Late Sheriff,
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Cosrs WILDE added TO tax bills after the
lothinst. or. BRows, Late Sheriff.
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PRlzE shooting on the New Fair Grounds,
.uly, 4. &. =
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plcN1cs M THINGS
Circns to-day. "

a. Bsllalss To-day Circus radu,t,ial News
From Bsllaire.
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POINTS IN TnELR FAyoI

There are q few people who scout the
idea OF the guilt Of William MCGOWAN or
the Culyers. Nobody who knows John
Culver will believe him guilty until his
guilt Is much more clearly proven than Il
has been. Few men could establish 0
better reputation than he. William Nc
Gowan's compllcityis also oftener doubted
than Toms. OF course the evidence OF
Afarling and Kincaid either convicts all or
none.
Several Of the city police were down al
Monndsyille on Thursday. They showed
'sEgRy'' Condrey, who Is still in jail there,
charged with robbery, the papers contain
ing accounts Of tho arrest Of the MEG
gang for the robbery Of Marllng. They
regard II as significant that "Egy''
laughed, and seemed highly amused at
the arrest Of them country jakes.n A
good many people have firmly insisted
that Eggyn knows all about the case, but
this is plainly case Of "giye adog q bad
name." &
One very Sensational fact in connection
with tho case has never been made public.
Whether much weight should be attached
10 this or not the public must Judge,
Before Squire Ankle took Rinoaid down
10 New Martinsyille last Sunday, he took
him over into Manchester TO the residehce
OF the Workenauers, who were robbed o
short time before and in much the same
way AZ Marllng. Mrs. Workenauer, as
soon as she saw Kincaid, declared posi-.
lively that he was one Of the gang who was
In her house the Sunday morning her hus-
band was robbed.
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DOB RENT-MY RESIDENCE, cor
u N Ioi ChApline and Twentieth Strakns
tanning eleven rooms, pantry ard bALhtES, {
modern conyenicnce. Possession Eiytn III
J, A. HOLIDAY. RI
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Ensgeut.

plOoMs FOR RENT-IN HOSS.
II brooks Block. Apply TO VI. v. H0aIl
SR0,. 800 Market street "A
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Itis said that even nov Mr.. Mssling Is
afraid TO sleep in bis own house or to 90
to bed, and that be sleeps sitting in o
chair in Meredith Wharton's bed room,
With a weanon within reach.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-08-06
PERSONAL POINTS.
Collected From Hotel Corridors
and Elsewhere.

Cener.l II = S,nnlev and family lea, a.
to-morrow for N visit 10 Galveston.
~ ain - 10. loo, r,,,,r,.d
ID. ".'ieI, M"V n", J.e' ,o, ~, ,1,
tio,i, nn eN'e"ueu UP "o''"' 70 q" '"'
oou'nei".
Rudolph Thelss ana ihmlly anu yer
ina ueuV,iue' w. "a', 'n, ,hoir ,yav IN
~, w az '"e ''e"so'' VII '''" WY w
w" i'in'
Mrs, TIPS, daughter OF hluerniah
Sohreiner, lett yesterday for herrVllle'
to join her mother, who ala not reiuth'
rs stated Few days ago
John +. Gano, of Dallas, son Of Cen
eral Gano. Of that place, Is at the Men
ger. lie is stocking new rancho In
preside county for himself and father
Misses Louise and Katie Bell, Mrs.
Garfield and MIR. John Rote, who have
been attending the summer Normal
school Mt San Marcos, have returned to
the city.
james @. Tanner, Goliad; A. s. and
n, Stnncke. New YORK; f. A. Brooks,
o;olind. Abe Ilndbam, Nashville, Tenn;
ID. II. McCarmlck. Del Rio; W. Cum
ming. Baskinson, La; John Jeilers. W.
Moore and NJ. j. Murphy, llempsteRd.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-08-06
Recorders Court.

X. l.. Graves, being drunk on the
street, fined So.
Merilla johnson and Matte King, two
colored women whom Special Officer
Massey arrested last night for being dis
orderly and making an uneartbly noise
quarreling and curslng with each other,
near Milan park, had their cases con-
tinued.
Bunch Williams charged Carlota Gal
van with refusing TO pay her hack bill.
She said he overoharged her, and an
noyed her. Bunch testified that when
he called at her house to collect his bill.
she put him out after striking him over
the head. She testified that Bunch
struck her on the nose, which drew the
blood. CarlOta was fined So. Bunch's
case for striking Carlota was dis
missed.
John Smith was fined s5 for being
drunk.
Nj. Dauenhauer was found by Officer
Martin, drunk and disorderly. lie was
was fined 50.
j. Bingham, drunk and down; So.
Rita Herrera, drunk, fined So.
Henry Nance, charged with beating
and striking his wife, who was sick, and
his mother-in-law, both OF whom he
treated shamefully. officer Hill heard
the row and went up there and saw
Nance beating his mother-in-law, and
arrested him after he had q severe struR-
gle with him and tore of all his clothing.
lie appeared In court this morning
drunk. Fined $40.
Manuel Valdez was charged with
being disorderly and using bad language
at me chile stands on Military plaza. lie
was fined So.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-08-06
A Commission.

A somewhat interesting case was
heard before Justice Neucndoril this
morning, Jake Marshall sueing Peter
Jonas for commission on the sale OF
land situated across the San Pedro, on
North Flores street. The facts of the
case are as follows: Jonas commissioned
Marshall to sell the property, and find
ing he could sell 1t in portions quicker
and to greater profit than by disposing
Of It rs II whole, he sold one half Of II
and was in negotiations to sell the re-
mainder when Jonas personally made n
trade Of the other half to third party.
Marshall therefore Instituted the above
action TO recover commissions on that
half of the property traded by Jonas.
holding that he, Marshall, under the cir
cumstances Was to be first consulted in
Its disposition. Judgment had not been
rendered At the time Of writing this.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-08-06
Fine Sidewalks.

The Alamo Cement company have
just finished two fine jobs that stand as
specimens of fine workmanship unpa-
ralelled. One is the replacing of the
work in front OF the George Dullnig
building on Commerce street, where the
old and irresponsible walk had become
dangerous, and the second Is the fine
new walk on the east side of the M
tional bank, connecting Commerce street
with st. Mary's street bridge. The
Portland cement, manufactured by the
Alamo Cement company, is the material
used for all surface work This cement
has proven on various trials to SUCCESS
fully withstand pressure OF four thou
sand pounds to the cubic inch. and hence
wagons are unable to hurt II, as many
wagon crossings across cement side
walks will show. The fine quality Of
the Alamo cement Is proven by the fact
that this company supplies all the ce-
ment used on the Capitol and the new
Drlskill hotel at Austin.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-08-06

stopped at Mojare's ranch, kept by Fran.
cisco Elisondo, where we took break
fast. the ranchero's wife furnishing the
hot coffee, milk and goat cheese. There
was house full Of tow-headed girls, the
three oldest of whom were grown. Two
hours had to be wbiied away, and Gil,
an old stagor in these parts. knew ex-
octly how to do u successfully. In his
most insulating way he asked his Mex
lean country cousins to sing. or course
they simpered, put their finger In the
corner of their mouth and declared in
dividually that they could not sing,
while each said that the other
could. GiiI saw that they need
ed encouragement and proposed
to sing In English, while they should
sing In Spanish. and acting on the sug-
gestion. he broke forth In his superb
baritone In that new and difficult song,
known IA sweet Bye-and-Bye," while
Hans Mlckle's bass (base) caused the
birds to gather about, enchanted. The
girls looked pleased, giggled, then ran
into the jacal pell nell, and orowding
into corner out of sight, began. Mt first
limdly, and then with greater conf
dence. In pleasant Spanish song. And
so the two hours soon went by, and we
again (probHbly reluctantly ON Gifts
part mounted our coach and left this
beautiful grove OF ebony and mahogany
trees. The ebony trees became very
plentiful. In fact the principle timber
through which we passed. The foliage
is dark green. close, and the head round
and symetrical, make n beautiful tree
In many instances fully soto 10 feet In
height. Ebony furnishes the fire wood,
the rafters, and In fa0t nearly all the tim
Der used In this section Of country.
At IL o'clock we drove into the town
ofCerralvo, 80 miles from Monterey. So
you will perceive that we have not been
loaiing much on the way, even though
Gin did stop and give n free concert by
the way.
As this letter has already stretched
Itself out beyond proper newspaper pro-
portions shall leave n description of this
Town for my next. Tomorrow we leave
for the mines OF MIR. A. W. Clifford, stu.
ated In the mountains some 30 miles TO
the west of here, where for three or
more days we shall see rough life in the
mountains. HANS MICKLE.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-08-06
IN The DARK.
Attempt to Assassinate Mr.. VIII
liam Simms.

The assassin is always detestable and
deserves but soant mercy when detected
in his dastardly work. In the hope Of
being able to detect mn assassin, MIR. w.
II. Simms has been keeping quiet the
particulars OF an attempt to take his
lite. On Sunday evening there was II
large audience at the Fashion, and at
the conclusion OF the entertainment Mr..
Simms stayed and oonversed with sew
eral people, the last OF whom being a
peddler imed Frank and another man
named Singer. officer Joe Wilkin was
also there. After they had gone, he
shortly proceeded home, and on taking
Off his coat found hole as from knife
stab in the cloth. The instrument used
was evidently very sharp, the point OF it
making a small hole in the pearl handle
OF arevolver which was in his pocket.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-08-06

One of the finest establishments that
san Antonio, If not Texas, can boast of
is the Art Gallery of q. II. Mueller, at
205 Commerce street. Here can be had
artists and draughtmen's materials, OF
both domestic and imported kinds. En-
cravings, chromos and paintings are on
hand, In an endless variety. Picture
frames, mouldings and materials for
fresoo and sign painting in large varieties
China decorations and material for wax
flowers In large assortment. Mr..
Mueller receives direct from factoriei
large shipments OF paints, oils and other
material In that line, rs well as window
glass. and line domestic and imported
decorative wall paper are specialties in
his establishment. l2-l3-lv
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-08-06

The toilet of no lady is complete with
out the justly celebrated Texas Toilet
Trille, which Is universally admitted to
he thoroughly effective in the removal of
Tan, Freckles, Blotches, Pimples and
Blemishes from the skin without detri-
ment to It,.
Ladies who have fairly tested the
Texas Toilet Triile are enthusiastic In
Its praises, and letters OF endorsement
are constantly received. Leading drug
gists keep 1t. Fifty cents per bottle.
Manufactured solely by j. A. Selby &
Co., Galveston, Texas. S-5-ti
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-08-06

All persons desiring to purchase lands
In the Northern and Western counties
OF Texas, will do well to apply to the
undersigned, MS he can furnish them
with tracts Of land from lot In town TO
II lIi.0O0 acre tract in the country. Also
handles live stock. Correspondence So
llclted.
Loans for any amount negotiated at 10
per cent per annum on lands.
FRANK b. BAILEY,
If Real Estate Agent, Abilene, Tex,
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-08-06
Bargains In Clothing.

Mr.. A. NJ. Cohen. one OF the largest
dealers In ready-made clothing In the
city, has an important announcement In
the LIGHT telling our readers that he
will sell ont his entire stock at and
below cost. This Ia rare chance for
everyone to provide themselves with a
new suit at a reasonable figure. G-l-tf
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-08-06
The World Does Move,

And so is Wolfson, in the matter of alter
ations and renovations Of his huge estab-
lishment. A large number OF artisans
and laborers are busy clearing away the
accommodating debris. When the work ia
completed, Wolfson's mammoth bazaar
will rank with the finest in the State.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-08-06

Who is an old citizen OF San Antonio
and well known as ilrst-class house
and sign painter, has opened u paint
shop at corner Avenue f and Houston
street, and will. in the future, make fine
carriage painting a specially. win buy
and sell and renOyate old carriages and
bugRies. 2-5-6m
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-08-06
Houses to PatrOniZe.

Good second hand clothing bought
and sold at Emerson's. Stiff
Send your order to the LIGHT office
for job printing.
For II line lifting suit call on A. NJ.
Cohen, Main plaza. 5-22-ft
"A quantity of fine law books. in
Guiding Texas reports, for sale cheap at
Emerson's. stiff
You are sure to buy If you will just
call on A. NJ. Cohen, 200 and I'll Main
Plaza. 6-9-tf
Emerson has some fine diamonds,
both soltaires and clusters, for sale, at
big bargains from soup. Stiff
An elegant line of gents furnishing
goods can be seen at A. NJ. Cohen's,
Main plaza. Prices low. 5-22-tf
Go at once to A. NJ. Cohen's, Main
plaza, and get new suit for less than
New York cost. 5-29-2t
DR.. George Basket. Pennington,
Grayson county, Texas. says: 81 have
sold MORLEI'S TINS AGUE TONIC
for long time. and ii has given entire
satisfaction in every instance. shall al
ways keep 1t in stock. For sale by +.
Kalteyer q Son.
DR. Weathers boards and lodges at
the st. Leonard hotel. Telephone con-
nections. 7-2l.tf