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Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1886-11-06
Slipped Down the Canon.

4 pine coffin rested on two wooden
chair in a room in one of the cheap lodg-
ing-housas on Madison Street. The shaft
of sunlight on the lid bore no inscription,
but the little ~gray-haired man who sat on
a bed close by was ready to tell who the
dead man was. 'sKnoW him?" the little
man a ked, as he wiped his blue eyes with
| one OF his rough and sun-burned hand.
"Knowed him ever since he war ankle
high to a locus. Why, lad, that's Lige-
Lige Dayton. Me an him has been pards
nigh onto twenty var. Know him? WAL
| should reckon | did. Me and him sprout-
ed together, am grew up together, an l
seen him fall. Death had been shuffiin'
de cards for a long time, but he didn't do
any dealin' till last night, an hen he fruz
Lige out in no time. Was | thar? |
couldn't be no whar else. Me and Lige
had been pards too long fur me to git up
an leave just when he war a playin' his
last card agin such odds. WuZ / thar?
Ask Lige: he'll tell. But forget, lad
it comes so nat'ral like, you know. Just
as the sun WIZ a-goin' down last mite Lige
turned hisself on his side, an took my
hand in his'n. He tried to say suthin', lad,
but he cauldn't. He wuz a%-slippin' into
the canon then an | knowd it. His long,
bony hand growed as cold as the nov on
the Rockies an his breath came as fast as
a coyotes. 'Pard,' says |. putin my
mouth to his pale face, III slip down the
canon with you if you reckon you can't
find the trail A sort Of smile sprinkled
itself over his lips, an then he opened
them big, gray eyes Of his'n an looked me
squar in the face. He squz my hand a lit
tie tighter; but that WIZ all. Then all
wuz still for mint. 1t wuz as quiet as
an Injun buryin' ground at mite an could
almost hear Lige slippin' down the canon
-whar the mist hung thick an cold. His
eyes war closed noW, but he wuz smiiin'
Just as he did the mite we weighed our
dust near the Comstock lode, vars ago. l
wuz beginnin' to wonder what Lige saw
down the gulch that made him smile, when
all of a suddint like he rolled over on his
back an whispered: 'Pard, I'm nearer
there than you; III jump the claim an
throw the quartz down. Then he gasped
onct or twice, an dide just as the yaller
light from the sun wuz a gildin' that steep
over wander. | wondered what Lige
wouldn't make no such promise as that
Chicago Herald.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1886-11-06

President Cleveland has sent 800 to the
Buffalo storm sufferers.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1886-11-06

Gen. Miles is said to be a great friend of
President Cleveland.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1886-11-06

lady while looking over a portfolio of
portraits of 1886, a long time ago.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-03-14

The Camilla Urso grand concert, which
ia to be given at the Opsrs House on tn,
evening Of the 18th inst, will be a rsr,
musical event. Madame Camilla Urso
the violin artistic who leads the talented
people who appear with her, has just re
turned from sn Australian tour, where sht
won new lsurels as master Of her instru
msnt. She is now in the zenith Of hel
popularity. Her prominent characteristics
are complete reposs Of manner, a s,secsto
as clear as string Of pearls
q most remarkable finish in
trills, sn untailiBgly correct IntoneGon, q
wonderful nici'y in shading Snd in vsri
atoms and ry,hm, a to.sl absence of even
the appearances of labor in meeting the
most formidable difficulties in technique, o
broad but bright aad vibrant tone, a thor
ough ard graceful command of the bow
and icee use OF the devices to sec1Es re
msrksble combinations AMI effects irclud.
ing in the ls:tsr stopped hsrmoHics' for
entire phrases and changes 10 the pitch
of q string u device invented by Psgsnini)
to render possible certain otherwise unat-
tAinsble effects.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-03-14
l848---l8R6

J. B. Sheppard, 1913 Main street, corne
of Eleventh, reaps clfnlly calls the attention
of the public TO his full and complete az
rortment Of trunks, sstchels, harness, col
lars, whips, etc.
In trunks have fall and complete as
sortment Of all styles from the best qualii J
Of sole leather 10 the lowest price in IL,
market, of my own manufacture and So
psrior to any ever offered before in this
city, together with full line Of satchels
ard all other articles required by the tray
cling public.
Ny stock Of harness is larger and com.
prises all kinds Of singls aud double driy.
ing harness at all prices, aud every variety
of express wagon and trunk harness. made
OF the besi material AMI workmanship, and
at prices 10 suit the times.
Collars Of my Own manufacture that
have established reputation wherever in.
troduced aud have never failed to give
perfect satisfaction In short, any one
wishing anything 10 my line win do well
to call on me, 90 viii guarantee that they
will find it to their is!erest TO do 50.
]. B. SHEPPARD.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-03-14
ALryELY MATCH

Makes It Hot In a Waste Basket and
singes q Young Man.
Several days since 4 peculiar accident
happened to well RnS0 goung gentle
men, who holds position in Main street
office. HI.cigar went out and he renewed
the light with the assistance Of a match,
and being busily engaged, flung tho match,
as he supposed, ON the floor. However,the
lucifer took mp it's abode, like spring poe
try in TIE waste basket, where reposed
lot of paper. Some disagreeable discus
sion must have arisen, for the match made
il hot" for the paper, which soon kicked
mn a terrible smoke and sent it up into the
Young mans face. BE thought it was
from the cigar and kept blowing it away.
at the same time thinking that the weed
was making On unusual amoust of smoke.
Pretty soon the paper in the waste
basket got hotter" and blazed up with
indignation or confagration, or some.
thing. Anyhow it was hot, and the young
man felt the heat on his legs and began
inching around, blaming it on the stove.
BE had his head over the desk 80 far and
was 90 busy that he did not discover the
state of things until blaze shot up and
almost wandered through his whiskers-
or moustachs, which was singed, as were
also bis eyebrows.
BE then discovered the "howdy dc" but
a little late, as the legs Of his pants were
isnited, and the holocaust in the waste
basket was raging 6ercely. But luckily
assistance came and while the atoremen-
toned young man was extinguishiug the
slaze on his trousers, some one else threw
the basket into the street. He buttoned
M bis overcoat and went home after dark.
The new waste basket will occupy another
position in the room.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-03-14
THE OAR.

What Wheeling ScuIIers are Doing.
Weisgerber is keeping very quiet.
All our local oa5smen are preparing fol-
the opening Of the season.
Hsirs friends soy be is the coming man
in this neighboshOod, and predict several
good races during the coming summer.
Ruddock, of Boston, Who makes the
boats for nearly sllthe Ohio river rsmen,
has over fifty orders for the coming season.
Ritz is taking very good care of himself,
aud is in first class condition. He il said
to be looking forward to Q race With Grif.
6n, o. Buffalo.
Ed. Clstor is said to be preparing to meet
one or two Eastern men this season. His
friends say be is in exceptionally good shape
for any contest ID which he may engage
1t has been quite generally understood
that Ross and Tsemer would unite fortunes
this year in double SOULS For some
reason they have altered their plans. Ross
said recently that be would not row double
with Tsemsr, and the probabilities are that
Ross and Plaisted will continued their
partnership of the winter season, Plai.
stsd acting as trainer for Ross in his single
scul races and as bis mate in double
souls.
All sorts Of rumors have been aHoat
about Hsnlan's future. 1t has been stated
that he would avoid match race with
Teemer; that he intended to 20 to Aus
trslis sgain; that he would meet Beach
in England and give him q race on the
Thamss championship course, AID that he
would not again row match race or in a
regatta. BE said recently that he had
made up his mind to continue among the
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-03-14
SPORTING SPRAY,
The Near Approach of the Season
of Outdoor Amusements.
The Wheeling Wheelmen and What They
Are DOing---Talk Among the
0arSmen---BaSe Ball
Briefs,

Although the weather is far too uncer'
tain and inclement to make any sort Of
outdoor sports possible in this latitude,
still the young men of Wheeling are TAX
ing deep interest in al thatgOe on in the
athletic world, and are looking forward to
a season Of unusual activity during the
coming summer. TIE Wheeling Wheel
men are looking over their machines and
talking over plans, the oarsmeu are max
ing arrangements for two or three contests
and st least one good base ball club and
several scrub" mines will be organized IS
soon as the suns rays dries the ground.
Below we give the latest gossip in local
sporting circles.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-03-14
BALL AND BAT.
Talk of Organizing n First Glass Club.
Barley returned to Pittsburg yesterday

Talk of Organizing n First Glass Club.
Barley returned to Pittsburg yesterday.
VIII the Lilies Of the Valley be on deck
again this year? Let US hope go. The
Echo Point games were not devoid OF in
ierest.
There is good deal of talk about in
augursting q movement for the orgauizs'
ton of really good base ball club in this
city this spring. 1t is conceded that we
base good material and that our citizsns,
in common with the human family at large,
take deep interest in the great American
game, and this being true, it only remains
for some one to put their shoulder to the
wheel, and get the matter under
way. With couple of dozen good
players, such as can bs picked up ABOUT
Town, lively games could be played inside
the club, and contests with Association
clubs arranged for at intervals during the
summer. These games would undoubted-
" attract large audiences, and the net re-
suit would not only be amusement, but a
goodly return in hard cash al well. Let
US have the club.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-03-14
WEllSBUR9.
The Railrord Bridge Case.-.Gensra
News.

The Railrord Bridge Case.-.Gensrai
News.
Specialize ne sxaddy R<giItev.
WELLsBuRa, March l3-In the Circuit
Court to day arguments were heard upon
an appeal from the assessment Of the rail.
road bridge across the Ohio river at Steu-
benville, Ohio. The case arises out Of an
assessment made BY the Board Of Public
Works last year by which that bridge Was
regarded rs being subject to taxes other
than as so much OF the track Of the p, c.
& st. l.. railway. The taxes assessed upon
the bridge alone amounting to about forty,
two thousand dollars. Attorney General
Caldwell appeared for the State and H. c.
Hervey, the Prosecuting Attorney. appear.
ed for Brooke county and the Board Of
Education Of Cross Creek district whilst
the railway company was represented BY
Col Dunbar, Of Steubenville, and J. &.
Palmer, Of this city.
There were also present +. V. Hoge
Esq, OF Wheeling, civil engineer expert
on behalf Of the State, and NJ. J. Becker.
chief engineer; II. C. Taylor, general su.
perintendent; and K p. Reynolds, comp.
troller Of the p, G. X St l.. railway. The
court after hearing the arguments took he
case under Amusement.
The friends and acquaintance Of Sens.
tor KenDa here are highly gratifed at the
able presentation made by him before tho
Senate. Even the Republicans speak Of bis
speech as an able and mastery answer 10
Senator Edmunds.
I sThe general opinion here seems 10 be
that the Democrats are ahead in The con.
troversy, and some Republicans express
themselves as not being favorable 10 the
position Of the majority in the Senate
Mr.. Becker, chief engineer Of the p. c.
&St. l. railway, expressed his feeling on
the matter by saying that the action Of ,be
Republicans seemed like boys play"
What looked like comet appeared 10
the heavens towards the northwest on
Thursday night, but it was found TO be The
light from the Michigan gas well, which.
on account Of the damp and gloomy a.
mosphere, assumes the shape and appear
snce that is similar to the light from
comet. II occasionally happens ths, The
light is reflected in this manner.
A successful and entertaining musical
concert was given At The PresbytenSn
Church this evening by home talent, ia
the benefit Of the Sunday school orchssrs.
The orchestra came on; in new uniform
last Sunday.
II. G. Lszeir, Esq., Of LszesrviIie, who
has been i'll for several weeks. is improving
In health nd able 10 be out.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-03-14
seullers for five years more, and was gciDg

seullers for five years more, and was going
back to his old style of rowing and rig.
Priddy, Moniger and Mentally and
probably Gang, are the only scullers that
viii represent Pittsburg during the sp-
preaching season. There may be some
dark horses, but they are not known yet.
McNally is busiIy engaged in athletic ex.
ercise, but aquatic judges think that he
will not improve his past record very much.
Il will take several weeks to recover Mon
iger from the effects of his recent foolish
attempts to walk and run six days. BE
may never be the rover that he has been.
Priddy is devoting too much time to run
ming and other athletic sports to be formi-
dsble as q DESTROYER whatever he may do
next. Gang expects to do something
on his native" waters before the year
closes, but his moneyed friends have al,
most left him and regsttas are his chief
hope. He has not commenced exercise al
all yet.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-03-14
A MAILER TALKS
A mailer said:
PALETTE AND BRUJHs

Jottin.s Concerning Our Local Artists
The coming exhibition ct Kinks is at
tracing great attention.
MIS- Platoff ZAao, Of near Mt. De Chan
tai, has striking sea.beach, in oil, @,
Kinks.
Miss Clara Csang'e, Of Little Washing
ton, has fine wiuler landscape, in pastel,
at Kinks.
A group of four ctayon portraits Of Mr.
J. II. Diehi's children, by Mrs. Diehl, al
tracr's much attention at Kinks.
Mr.. John Hn'chiugs has opened his new
studio at No 1906 Market street, over Nc
Mechen's Portraits in oil and crsyon
'Iscu'ed in free hand drawing, are speciA!
les at this studio.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-03-14
IMPORTANT ARREST.
Government officials Clutch IN Alleged
yiolator of Law.

Government officials Clutch IN Alleged
vioIator Of Law.
Yesterday morning Deputy United States
Marshal Mehen went out to St. Clsirsville
and arrested James Neiswsnder, a sixteen.
yesr-old boy, on the charge Of being con.
cerned in the extensive violations Of the
internal revenue laws which hsv.
been going on in this city and
vicinity for month, past. The
prisoner was brought to this city and lock.
ed up in jail Neiswander confessed to the
Marshal and Deputy Collector Laird tina,
he had acted in the capacity Of salesman
for McCord, now in jail here, and furnished
the names Of many Wheeling men who had
purchased cigars from him, giving q total
Of several thousand cigars, as the result Of
his trading.
When McCord was first arrested Neis
mander skipped out home, where be re-
manned until yesterday. II is said other
arrests will be made shortly.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-03-14
WEST VIRGINIA SOLDIERS MEDALS.
A Number of Them HsId In Trust by HoIli-
day Post.

| A Number of Them Held In Trust by Holli-
day Post.
In conversation with Mr.. Vim. II.
Sheib, the Post Adjutant Of Col. J. W..
Holiday Post No II, G. A. R reporter
yesterday learned that the Post held in
trust lot of soldiers medals some Of
which were gathered out of the rubbish
left by the State Government when it
moved to Charleston, others were obtained
from various sources, There are, no
DOUBT others not in the
hands OF the rightful owners, which
those holding could turn over to the Post,
whereby they may come into the posses
sion of the owners, friends or relatives.
These medals can be left at this Office or
at ". H. Sheib's music store. Following
is list Of medals Which may be obtained
by proper application made 10 Post Com
msnder, W. I. Robb, or W. H. Sheib,
Post Adjutant.
Killed in Battle John Barnes, Second
Lieutenant First West Virginia Infantry;
George V. Stesd, Company K. Third West
Virginia Cavalry; Elias B McFsddeu,
Company l, Third West Virginia Cavalry;
John 4. Amos, Company D. Seventh West
Virginia Infantry.
Died in the SerVice-Wm. L. Strait.
Company A, Third Cavalry; Dewitt c
Runner, Company B, Third Cavalry; John
Clark. Company D, Third Cavalry; John S.
Williams, Company G, Third Cavalry
Frank GuliioD, Company K, Third Cavalry
Alex Hawthorne, Company D, Seventh In.
fantrY; Alpheus Hartley, Company b,
Seventh Infsnry; John Singer, - Sew
entb Infantry; Lorenzo Weekly, - Sew
enth Infantry.
HouorsblY Dischsrged-Georgs Becker
Battery 4, First Artillery; Jsmes Blowers
Battery A, Frat Artillery; VIM. Mercer
Battery A First Artillery; Jas d Howard
Battery A, First Artillery; lean Hardy,
Battery A, First Artillery; Jas. L. Rrown,
Battery A, First Artillery.
Our own make ehoes in all styles 81 so
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-03-14
"B. s o.

Until further notice special train, con
sistDg of bsggsge car. coscbes ant
sleeper. sill leave Wheeling for Chicsg,
via B & O., on Tuesdays. Wednesdays snt
Thursdays only OF each week at 1885 p m.
city time, and viii arrive at Chicago Q
1855 the next morning, EaskiDg connec
ton for gil points West. No change O
cars of any class between Wheeling snG
Chicsgo on this train.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-03-14
CHICKEN THIEVES
A Whole sale Raid Made Oh Island Hen
Rnnsts

A Whole sale Raid Made Oh Island Hen
RoOsts.
Sometime during Friday night two
chicken thieves, accompanied by large
dog, visited the hen roosts Of number OF
citizens living on North Front street,
Island, and carried Of total Of about
twenty-five choice fowls. Mr. John Gross.
curth lost half dozen hens and fine
rooster, Mr.. George W. Eckhsrt seven or
eight hers, and Mrs Brues like number
Visits were also made to the premises OF
Harry Jones and Mr.. Van Horn. In every
instance the chickens heads were wrung
off and left lying by the coops. The tracks
showed that one of the thieves must have
been a small boy.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-03-14

viii Bodley has a new pony star which
is daisy.
The new election of officers for Wheel
ing Wheelmen" will take place in June.
Mr.. John Hutchings, the artist, is gath
ering material for new painting, which
will represent wheelmen on the road
1t is likely that there will be several LADY
trieyclists In our city before SO ia gone.
No finer exercise In existence for a LADY
than this beautiful sport.
Tue Wheeling Bicycle Club is celebrated
through the land fer the variety of uni,
forms and the unique name; greatest name
on earth is Wheeling Wbeelmsa."
A young man performed great act last
week, by riding impromptu over a twelve
inch curbstone, on Market street. and
keeping his seat. BE- advice of numerous
friends he has withdrawn from the arena.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-03-14
LS.GOoDGUO. sell 6ry goods the cheapes


TIE undersigned call the attention of
the public to the fact that they have open
ed an entirely new and fashionable stock
OF Hats, Caps and Gentlsmeu's Furnish.
ing Goods. The assortment includes
everything that is nice and nobby in those
lines, and will be sold ct most reasonable
figures. Patronage solicited. No trouble
to show goods. Don't forget the place
No. 1904 Market street, nnder the MeLure
House. NOBLE Bios.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-03-14
Excursion Ticket "a tbe soutb

Excurion tickets to New Orleans, Jack
sonville and ell southern resorts are now
on sale at tho Panhandle Office. For
tickets or full information call on or I'D.
dress J. G. Tomlinson, Passenger Agent
Panhandle route, WHEEL W. Va.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-03-14

Mrs. Nellie Sweeney Palmer was tend
cred a grand complimentary concert, at
Fairmont, last evening, BY her pupils. A
large crowd was present and the fine pro-
rramme was rendered in brilliant man
nar
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-03-14
Resisting an 6mcsr.

About 9 O'Clock last night "Stoney'
Duffy and Tom Hill engaged in fight in
Jacob DiIlon's saloon, on Upper Market
Square, and the proprietor sent for the
police. Officers Dunlap and Watson re.
bonded, and both the combstSnts were
placed under arrest. At the cor
ner of Fourteenth and Market
streets Hill resisted Watson, and endeav.
ored to seize the public guardians club
and to trip him up. Unable to persuade
Hill to 90 along peaceablV, Watson was
forced to use his club and also to call on
some citizens standing by for aid. Hill
will go to the hill for resistance.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-03-14
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Index to New Advertisements.

FOr Remittance House.
For Rent-HoCSs tor Two Families
For Ksnt-Dwelings and store Room.
Dor Sals-Islaud Cottage.
Brass Trimmed Corulce POles-G. &eudel / Co.
Business Irausisr-SChTamm 4 BlerEle.
For keut-Stables
Kenyon Grammar school.
Bakers Magic Relief. n. LANCE 4 Co.
For Sale-HOUsehOld Furniture
stop That COugh-Durst's Cough Drops - Local
Page.
The Greatest Bargains-Heury Jacobs & Co.
Local Page
Closing Sale Of Carpets and Curtains-HarrinS-
ton & Co First Page.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-03-14

On Tuesday evening Mr.. Albert Whita.
ker handsomely entertained a number OF
his friends at his home on South Chapline
street, with progressive euchre. After
spirited contest the prizes we're presented
and elegant refreshments served, to which
all did ample justice.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-03-14

Mrs. Reymann, mother Of Mr.. Anton
Reymaun, pleasantly celebrated her eighty
th,rd birthday on Tuesday last. Her son
and great number of grandchildren and
relatives we're present, aud all enjoyed q
happy time.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-03-14
SATURDAYS SHOOTING.

Members of the schutzen Club at the
Range
The following scores were made by
Me8srs. Jeager, Blumenberg and Schockeyr
at the Fair Grounds range, yesterday:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-03-14

Other arrests were, Mary Vandyne, drunk
on the street vas, arrested By Officer
Carney and another woman too drunk to
give her name, a stranger in the city was
arrested on Market street By 0fieer Dun
lap. A stranger named Patterson, who
was arrayed in several suits Of clothes, WA
arrested on suspicion Of stealing by Officer
Bell Officer Watson arrested q plain
drunk on the wharf.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-03-14
The Brues 3 Golfer Assignment.

As there have been numerous rumors
current On the streets as to the cause Of
the assignment made by the dry goods firm
OF Brues & Golfer, We are authorized to
state that the failure aid not srise through
any pressure brough. TO bssr BY Eastern
creditors.
There is little dO1bt bat that the firm
win be able 70 meet its liabilities 10 full.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-03-14

TIE stock Of hs.s. fsps ard gents fur
rishiug goods at Noble Bros new store 10
the New MeLure House building 10 com
plete.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-03-14

As oUE stock Is entirely new, we have
ell the lates. styles in hats and furnishing
goods. NOBLE BRos,
ia04 Market siFeet,
New AcLnre House Hat Store.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-03-14

VIZ are prepared 70 supply our trade
with q full line Of hats and furnishing
goods. NoBLE Bios,
1904 Market street,
New Mcclure House Hat Store.