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a Now Departure 10 tho GoyorDment.

A
Place Is given elsewhere TO q consider
able slice from the Washington cores
pondence Of the Pittsburgh DtsPascA con
cernine the matter ofremovals from office
and the manner Of filling the vacancies
tbus made. The correspondent shows
that President Cleyeland's invitation to
his partlsans to bring against Republican
ofIlcc.holders the silly charge Of Offensive
partisapship"-not difficult to prove in
any case-has set up in Washington asys'
tam Of star chamber tribunals with ratni'
tications reaching every hamlet in the
land.
The accuser is to be put through the
form Of a trial by bureau whose verdict IS
to record q Judgment already agreedupon,.
after The manner Of The Supreme Court Of
West Virginia in the 1SrELMoEScER con.
tempt case. But this is not the werst OF
It. The accused not only is not confront
ed by his accuser, but he knows nothing
more Of tho charges than that generally
they arc supposed to relate to his parti'
sanship. His character may have been
assassinated by some scoundrel who would
not dare TO face him in The open field. In
after years the charges may be raked up
to damsge him in his business with the
tormenting comment that they were filed
in a department of the public service,
that they caused his removal from office,
aud that they have never been disproyed
or even denied.
Until now this plan Of preceding against
Offensive partisans" has been left to the
government Of the Gear, which uses it for
the condscation of property, TO hustle the
subject of to the hulkg, or to drag him
bleeding across the frozen steppes TO death
by slow torture in the mines and military
prisons OF Siberia. The like has mover
bean done by unconstitutional government.
The President would have commanded
respect IL he had contented himself with
"boldly using tho power Of appointment
and removals which has been exercised
since the foundation Of the Government"
Here he would have been in the line Of
American precedent. The 1nquisition
which the PRECEDENT has set up is fearful
enginery TO be introduced into the Civil
Service of free people.
Itisplaia that the President has been
led to these peculiar methods by his de.
sire to satisfy his party and keep on good
terms with the Civil Service reformera.
We cannot believe, however, that he
weighed the matter carefully, or that he
foresaw the wrong he was about to do cit
liens, or the disgrace that must inevitably
come upon the Government of the United
States. The most cold blcoded man
would shrink from so great a response
hility
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DIED.

RAYHA-on Sunday, June q, 1855. at 7:tS :. n,
LAURA z, daughter 81 Louis !. aud Mary NJ,
Dayhl, sgs3 yeAH and days.
Funeral from the residence Il her pa'en's, u
South Broadway, 1slaad, this truesaay) afternoon
At o'clock. Friends Of the family are respectfully
,nYited to attend.
KYLE-on sunday. Juno. 81, 1855, q. 1880 P. ",
R1BEIr KYLT, 10 his list year.
FuuesAl teryices will be held a. ST. Luke's p. Z.
Church, Island, this CTuesday) afternoon at ball
past o'clock. Friends Of the family arc respect
fully invited to attend.
gsonow enauseth for night but Joy eome1h in
tho mOfninRtt % ~ ar fL.771 u aal.
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Philadelphia Prosrtg.
There are sixty gentlemen and ladies in
Boston who have a club to which they
give the insignificant name OF "1mpe-
CSuniops.p The gentlemen are all connect,
cd with newspapers, and the propfiety o.
the name 10 not questioned. The report.
ers present st the banquet do not report,
and there are no speechesI nothing but
good things.
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rher nn,e b g Kept Dol 10.

PAaadeipAia call.
Foreman-"There Is room to-day for q
poem OF four or Ave verses
Editor-"Well have o new one from
Ella Wheeler Wilcox. Send the boy
down 70 the restaurant for 1t"
1.-THE restaurant?n
+ eyes; Just around the corner. Thepro-
prietor will giyei 10 him. :,
"Butwhat Is II doing In the restaurant
Sits in the refrigerator"
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B. Brues, Henrietta BrueS and
Charles Henry Brues, infants, In Chaacer1.
1--WE.
q. Caroline 3. Brnes and others.
Fyyirlus Of the authority vested IN ne By Dc
Ia the above entitled cause, on The Llh d! u
June, 1885, will proceed 10 sell at public aue !o9
at the front door OF tho Goun HoNSe y Uha
county, West Virginia. In the city Of Wheeling, V
the highest and best bidder,
oN'sATuRDAY, JULY q, 1888,
b9gInnIrg at 10 O'Clock 4 ", the following q
fronting on The east ode OF HOrh truHt STREET al
numbered two hundred t2gOl anu Two hune1l
and ono tfOll on the plat Of the addition 10 "
City Of Wheeling. lsid Outlby Henty Aeofe. lllil9
OF Ibcnezer Zanes ettste: Sad called Lanet iAiR y
water or pasture flying CD Of the two l0h seog
described, and desisnaltd On the plat Of Ash n
Island addition TO the ely OF Wheeling " "
TERMs OF sALE-on third Of the pDTchticmop9
and as much more as ths pSschass =, ,HIS s
residue thereof In three equal tnAthitasa1
twelve, twtnty.i0ur and tbltty.hix moRlhA, ~
interest from day Of talc; the purchasCf Y li
his notes, with approved security i0t ING csei
lnstalmenA; tho nus 70 % retained ! GnIll NM
Special CommlbiOae.
W IT TTIyTrp A1rttnTiHeF
fid.:ba 1 es,,Ifv tSst \ Iovlcn. Ep,eltlCua.
neIe0y gs. s snas Il oNj viii Sce5riiy Il y
nnisa4 ~ Ia. IA The dCrFca oi Juae d ISs,
Nv shnSs snIItISJ ca,,se.
c,a.L \, an. yrnttiS VS' T.on NJ n WheSlnz.
,.,o oletk OF 'ne @un'S'lAi NVA''V' ""''"
lely -----------.--.
lD0MAfISSIONERS SALE OF VALU'
" ABLE RIAL EsiAIIhi. :, v-,o.l,r, In n
state OF West Virginia. CITY Of WReeuus' ~ "
t uhl0ipet ev InSn shy
JOIN bAA
"a, u, ro,,ao,, ,d,,tn,r,r.,Dr NJ In ChAnceIJ,
II" he e J" q Caroline Y. Zane and
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-
by VIRTUE Of q decd Of trust bearing late IA A..
Of Ictober, lssa, made by J. RSWteES and NM!
Weeks mis- wife. 10 me a. trustee and r,ioNjFS y
Deed Of trust Book No, II, pOgt ga Of III IStS
records Of Ohio county, west Vagina, viii On
TUESDAY, JULY II, 1855,
sell at public auction. NJ Tho front don, a. "a.
Court House, at 10 o'clock A. ", Tie fOiloTInv ~.
estate, to'wit: ''s ie@
An Of q certain piece flRnd ,l.ustCd In T,,1,,
pblA District, Ohio county, Mat VIrrluia. ans ~
Sc:lbcd and bounded rs follow: BeRInninS ~
stake on the north edge Of the CuMbCFlSnd RSsI
corner % Henry .BrAn1str3up lot and ". {, fhc,s
buC; thence thirtyhvg (SSJ feet cast WITH tbs IN.
Of the Cumberland Road 70 stake: Ihgrcs n =.
parallel line with the BFAndStrOup line Ia lI,a
Watching Creek; thence with the r1taudcfinS 4
said creek % the BrandstFOup line; lhenee Nm
the line on the east side Of the andliF0nn III -
the beginning, With all Of the apDurtepsrtS
thereto belonging, and beitg the atnG ground I'M,
was conveyed TO J. =. Wteks by W, o, ThortS,S
and wife by deed dated December 10, ISIS. AMI y.
corted In said land records III Decd BOof M n
page II. There Is on said lAnd good iFSioC dTeI,
Trais or sAlE-onc;th third cash; balance in 90.
and two Yeas; secured. wv
lelS d. s. THoRNBuRGH. Trustee
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A l:.n.rni fira,nnnr lscnno1.

The proposed establishment OF q central
grammar school is plain business propo-
sition, not difficult to understand. The
address OF DR.. Jepson before tho Board Of
Education went very fully into the details.
The report OF the committee which has
had the matter in charge, Of which Mr..
Dobbins is chairman, presents the subject
in condensed form, with statement Of the
end to be accomplished and comparison
Of tho relative cost Of the old plan and the
new.
The consolidation Of all the grammar
schools (the colored school excepted
into one central school saves the building
OF additions to meet increasing require
ments. The one new building can be
provided and maintained at less than the
coat Of extending the present system. The
new building will accommodate also the
Public Library and save from $500 to $500
year in rent, The cost OF each system
is thus contrasted by the committee:
RxPENsEs or PREVENT sYHEM.
7Gnmmar School teachers at S6C0 per annum. 81, 200
4 pr aaastns.. ssSS. ..s ~ ss 2eas
4itacheH Of German language al sSoS per an -.
mum 4to4u
Rent Of detached rooms lnOt needed when
High School IL Quilt ,,..,. 2IV
Rent Of Library and Heard Of Education
rooms (not llGyo u be rented when High
SCHOOL, bully estimated COO
Total current auaual oxpsu.e. ,so5
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ruI STAR CHAMBER SYSTEM.

The private charge business was mis-.
cradle subterfuge from the beginning, and
1t Is operating now Just as it operated in
tho infamous days OF the French revolu-
ton. It has begun to fall upon friends
and foes alike. No mans head is safe.
No mans characteris so pure bat what it
may be blasted by the malicious pen Of
any loater who can write. No man Is in
the Civil Service but there may have been
filed away with his recommendations and
other papers the secret accusations Of the
anonymous informer. These are coming
in by the thousand, and Republican Off
cials who would go out OF Office as mat!
ter OF course, and without specific charges,
are being daily uprooted by foes unseen.
The administration is in a dilemma. It Is
likely 10 earn the contempt OF its own
friends, and the hatred OF those who might
have been made its friends, by pursuing
the present course. On the other hand,
It can scarcely draw back without confess
ing the mis.step and covering itself with
humiliation.
Ithas constituted its departments petty
courts to try men on party grounds, in
stead Of boldly using the power Of appoints
uleut anu ftluUfh4 h1llGu ulp u6cA eAel9
cised since the foundation Of the Govern
nent. This course has greatly grieved
honest and thoughtful Democrats here,
and the President, should know that is not
commended by anybody inor out of,otfiec.
Even Mr.. Hay, who has been the means
Of advertising the operations Of the star
chamber method to the world, shirks the
responsibility for II, and refers to the
President. It has already brought dis
credit upon tho administration and is
likely to involyei it in permanent disgrace.
ENVY, MALICE AND HATRED AT WORK.
If what is reported by confidential
friends Of Cabinet officials is true, the
meanest lies that envy, malice and screen
ed personal hostility can invent, are being
daily and hourly poured into the ears Of
the President and the heads OF depart
ments. From secret accusations against
incumbents they have come to be directed
against new appointees and candidates OF
every degree. The very men who come
here ostensibly in tho interests OF certain
candidates, and finding this situation OF
affairs, surely damn the men they are
here to represent, and turn in to double
d personal advantage by recommending
others. Some are on the papers Of q half
adozen candidates, The security Of secrecy
from inspection OF papers protects them
intheir dishonorablo methods. Thek nowl.
edge Of this duplicity has caused the Pres.
ident to disregard many recommendations
and to seek for information from other
sources. II the secrets of the files Of the
departments could be reached, the honor.
able world would stand aghast at the re-
suit.
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nRusTEE's SALE.

by Nutue VI ueeo OF trust mAuG BY EAmubl
Allen and Mary J. Allen his wife, 10 me "a tFpItsS
70 secure the Crescent Building Association. dEiA
october 90 1888 recorded In the office OF the Ilstt
OF the County Court Of MAfkhGIl County. WG,t Va
giniA, In Deed OF Trust Book No s. pate ~. ViiI
sell st the front door Of tho Court kCuse d Ma.
shall county, on
SATURDAY, THE 18th DAY oFJuLY, lSS
commencing AZ 10 O'Clock A. ", the following lA
scihed properly; that Is % say: certAln t5ct 4,
land situated IN Union DhtTlct, III NGnhall conn.
~, state OF West Slnia, bounded q follow d.
wit: Beginning at a stake In Richard Aliens Ina
near Wallecek spring; thence with sRlt line EOIih
$50 X. ~ 12.100 poles 70 take on q bHuch Al
BoySs' hun; thence down The meandcn thssCCi
s. IL W. 10 hickory In tho original line And h
Richard LIENS line; thence with the OiiEpa I'M
!, Sc w. "A poles TO O rcd oak and leech IN M
original linG thence Csc W. - poles iOA SEi, uNS
corner TO Benz. hcMechen 5: thence ~ WIS b0lei
W. 30 poles to black walnut corner 10 John QplSs
ley; thence N. E7e W. IS poles TO white OAK II 4
small drain; thence with tho drain down b 4
poInt corner TO John Quigley and iOhu Bt0Wn i0G
beech on the potnti thence up the run TO Supt
tree on the bank OF the nun; thence up tAs Eul
with the meandefs thereof and binding thCI0a D
q stone marked a; thence n. So X 2! polls % 4
stone marked b; thCncc 10 the beginning, lupp0@
TO contain i39 acres, DO the same more o. Lea
The title 10 the above land d hellGyel lOkNr.
feet but I win convey only the uls vAtd hne
y TEaas o. sSiE.one third, and as much nasn
the purchaser elects TO pay IN ca Oh he d.y d
sale. the balance fntwo equal lnAlAlmelI u one
aud two yeAts, with interest for which lie puE.
chaser shall execute his notes With sod tt1tiy,
bearing interest fIom tho day Of iGle he Rtll
title to DO retained as further security lori TIE de-
lerred payments, or a. The purchaser option 10
may secure the notes for such payments b. DECD
OF trust on the property. ~
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1rorstord,s ACID phosphate, valuable
pemedy for Gravel. t-tl

Remedy Tor Gratei.
Dirt. II. Newland, Jr., st. Louis, Mo-,
says: al have used tin diseases Of the
urinary organs, such as gravel, and par;
ticDlafly spermatorrhea, with very good
results, and think 1t o very valuable REM
edy in those diseases" Trhs4w
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~ cannot see clearly where this bust.
ness Is going 70 land Vi, said friend Of
the President's tonight. "0f course ey.
erybody can't have hearing, because 1t
would be interminable; and besides that
itmeans thatin case charges are disproy-
cd the man has q right to hold his office in
spite Of the President, and thus becomes
superior TO the power that created him.
The present system Is disgraeeful, and II IL
was necessary in order to create vacanciee,
It's practice should have never been Of.
ficlally been proclaimed by 0 Cabinet of
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commissions aoliet.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
In The Circuit Court OF Ohio County;
LaNis s. BEltt

LOWS .. BTU
1evi, or.h. MA o,th hi. va, Elio. In ch'a''H
George Teller. William \. Hut
had trustee, and Adolph Yoke. .,,o,,d Il ~
By Virtue Of an order Of Reference e,gI' XII; lS
ab6ye entItIed cause Oh the 18Th Gay o. Gi.T.sg 4
Inc aid Court 70 Ascertain aud repO''N"
Pists The value Of the peRputl piSIS,S o
ellded IN the deed Of trust Of which 'AN'S
Of The bill q . copy. a. -, ,,,ae dtschNrdi
sscond-The liens upon tho RAJ II, tI and .
In the bill. taeit amounts ana p's'''"'
whom payable. 49,. I.or,cd Dsrlncii q
red.iired By Any party In interest ,,,.rlssedhn
Notice q hereby giyeu taSt ~ Sx X jusg, ~
eno5sS 9 SRh. a o'clock A. he ,RS siy
once, No. lao ChIpltpS sT VyS,.,IbIs sihsPl,s;
'. wsieb h viii pSossed to ascertain 1lS stl
ia ,eyefai matters ID the n!d ofast " ''
re3TItsea Under my hand Til, u day o. ISp
'''sA JosEPH Il, PAUL., G0'@'
WI, W. COWDEN, -,.,..,, EgiL.
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go1les Stating asimks.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RR1vAL AND DEPARTURE OF
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF RRFHRINcE MARKS.
9DaiIy. tsunday excepted. monday excepted
Wheeling Time:
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FOR RENE.

Buslne,s House, corner Jacob and Seventeenth
street
Three two roomed houses and ono tourIoomed
and Main streetl
Two rooms, 22Os Water street.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

The aboye sale has been postponed untIl s,,,,
day. June q, 1855, at the same lime ADD piSes
les 4, q, BARR TT1tt,.
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eTo,ntmissiouees' Sales.
CoMMIssIo NER's SALE.

State OF West virginia, City Of Wheeling, So.
In tho Municipal Court Of Wheeling.
Caroline B. srucs, guardian Of carte
B. Brues, Henrietta BrueS and
Charles Henry BrueS, Infants, In ChancerI.
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wHHA11xa, Auc.tOneeMs. o. BARR Trustee 9:

The above sale has been postponed un,Il s,.n,
day, June 20, 1855 at the iAtne Time and piScs
4, g. BARR, TriTie.
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Tr,1stee SHES
-rTRUsTEEIs SAVE oF pFRSisi,,,,;,,, !.

~ virtue q . Deed Of TINS. made bY ch,,,,.
sethke snd Kate eetbkO hls VII. q IN \. "a
signed trustee dated the "a Gay 81 Fobss Gn,Ge
and recorded In Deed Of Trust BOOK M u t1ssl,
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aIe,u aauertfs etnsttts.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY TWO.
wv, young giris, 10 and IL address NJ llit
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4VRtI UuIIGHI AIEEEK1a31 w EVER7 s3'sFt'7''
ExrENsls OF raohasEp sYsrkN.


Principal OF High School superintendent Of
Teachers at y6l0 per annun 90
/ Teacher Of German ut ssS per aunun ~
eSV
Fuel, repairs and contngencie 90
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Developing Some OF the Hidden Beauties
OF tic Legislature Of 1885.
MIN Editor OF az IlliSLfocaeer. ,...
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WTANTED-A GIRL TO DO GEN
wv KRAL BonIe Work Reference required.
Call, nj lli INelith ltfeaf = = 4 - -ih2a
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E0R RENT-ONE SINGLE AND ONE
~ Double Room, elegantly iutulIhed; excellent
location. Gentlemen preferred References re.
qpired. Addrtls A. D. %. this office. ie0
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FOR sALE.

,Yo.7la Main street, a bushes. houto and dwell.
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CITY COURT

CITY COURT.
City VS.. w. Ii. Sears and 9. Il. Ed
wards, fighting; discharged.
City VS.. Leo Richardson, George Par
son and Harry Stillwoll, vagrancy;
discharged.
City vs.. John Peters, carrying a pls.
toll; fined S2j.
City vs., Il. II. Beststein, assault and
battery; fined So,
City VS.. G. Il. Kilthan and G. T..
Cooper, assault aud battery; fined IS
each.
City VS.. John Thomas, drumming Oh
depot platform; fined 50.
Seventeen cases for failure TO pay
dog tax were dismissed.
JUSTICE KENDALL.
John Peters was fined $25 and costs
for carrying pistol.
JUSTICE SCHULZ.
Harry Barber, disturbing the peace
fined s. and costs.
w. Rickels, Walter Boon, aEllm0
White, disturbing the peace; fined each
So and costs.
William Lee, assault with intent to
Kill; placed under 5000 bond.
Charlie Cooper, assault and battery
discharged.
COMMISSIONERS COURT.
The commissioners court cancelled
a lot of scrip, allowed number OF
claims against the county and settled
with and received the report of Treas
urer Smith for the quarter ending
July 81.
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Eczema

For the benefit of suffering humanity
and I'm heartfelt gratitude nj the wonderful
result. deem II only my duty to give this
unsolicited testimony IN favor of SDift's
Specific, NJ wife has baen afflicted with
heredi tary Eczema or Salt Rheum from
her infancy. 1t has Increased In Intensity
with each succeeding spring, and beiu
somewhat skilled in medicine myself
tried every remedy | could think OF for
lcars-Sar5aparlla combined with every
form OF PotaSsle, and hundreds OF, other
remedies, lotions and alkali washes Of
every known kind, but they all gave only
temporary relief. During the spring of 1891
her lower eXtTemitiCs became so innnmed
and sore hat she was Obliged to keep them
constantly coated with covering ID "Ful-
ler's EARTH" mixed wet and allowed to dry
on. Among other things she was afflicted
with periodical nervous headache, oc-
curing regularly every seven days, some.
times followed by an Intermittent fsver
for weeks at time, 80 that her lie became
burden to her.
This spring determined she should take
8. s. S ana following strictly the directions
In regard to dose, diet, etc. This was about
seven weeks ago. After taking the first
large bottle the disease seemed to increase;
the burning, itching aud inflammation be-
came uubenrable. She, hOwever,pers
In the use Of the medicine. After taking
the second bottle the inflammation began
10 subsido After the third bottle the in.
Illumination disappeared, and sore spots
dried upand tu' ned white and scaly, and
finally she brushed them of in IN impal pa
bic white powder resembling pure salt Sne
Is now taking the sixth bottle, three table
BpCOnfuls four times daily. Every appear
anc5 Of the disease has gone, and her flesh
Is becoming soft, white and smooth again {;
aud what is more, her periodical headaches
have dlsappi AIRED ana she Is now, at 50
years Of age, enjoy ing the only good health
she has known fOr upwards of 40 years. No
wonder She declares with emphasis that
every bottle OF S &. . is worth ~ Lhous-
and times its weight in gold,
Any further information concerning her
case will be chcerluuy given by herself at
her residence, l3j Mullet Street, or by me
JOHN Il BRADLEY, A Griswold ~.
Detroit, Mich, May 10, 1885.
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Manager Southwestern Department


DALLAS, Aug. H. Editor HERALD
The retail trade of Dallas would be
greatly increased II all tho cotton
raised within radius Of 10 miles was
hauled to the city on wagons. Whom
1t used to como horo ia that way tho
iarmerg wives aud daughters camo
here with II, and bought their winters
supply Of dry goods, shoos, bonuets,
etc, whilst tho husbands aud fsthora
purchased groceries, hardware and
clothing.
Croakers will say: Nothing can DO
done to bring the wagon trade back to
Dallas.
Let the retail merchants mako up a
purse Of $4,000 to $4,000, and an
nounco that 10 every farmer who
brings his own cotton on his own
wagon hero 10 sell premium of 81 per
bale will DO paid, and YOU will see,
until the roads become impossible, tho
streets crowded with wagons and tho
stores OVERLOOKING with women and
children buying everything from
cloaks to jews harps, as In the olden
time. w,
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Knights of PythlAs' New Temple.

The Knights of Pythias arc moving
into the third story Of tho handsome
Murphy IL Bolanz building, which
they have leased 'or q term OF years,
and are fitting up same in elegant style
at a cost of over $1,000. This hall Ia in
every respect complete and no expense
has been spared by the owners in tho
erection of the building and is first
class In all its details. Tho front is
model of beauty. composed of 81.
Louis pressed brick, carved stone and
plate glass. The vault Ia IS feet high
and Ia tho largest ono in the city.
The conveniences attached and the
structure throughout ia of tho latest
architectural style, Tho second story
will be occupied by MOssrs, Dargan g.
TrezevGnt, and tho fret floor by
Messrs. Murphy Il Bolanz, themselves,
as their real estate Office. The cost of
tho building Is Sl0,500, and is an Orna-
mont to the Queen City of Texas, re.
tlecting great credit to the enterprise
of this old established, reliable and
wide-awake real estate firm so we'll
and favorably known throughout the
State.