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QIawtcN.
pL1Ns FOR 0REI1T0RYw WAVE
Grmeral aloltces.
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.


" Ut WHH'TINV IWTI 70 INN,
Public notice Is hereby given toall ncroa, A.
OF tho City Of Wheeling have completed ,hG, "
seSStnent for the year ana made return N, moi IA
my. ounce Any person Wishing to uppf.I ir-
SAID assessment or dGiring Rny correction M,
Will appear Ut tho Public Building briOt, thc ggii
81 Equalization Rnd Appeals on the "a dgT 4
July, l&O, AIg O'Clock A., ~, as thgtrlh Hand III
meet at that time at the said Public IIniliISr "a
hear all objections 10 said assessment ani lfyb,
aud GsrteCt the same. FRANK ". IOWEBs.
-lYlo CIV Jlr'k
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Mi. U, +. Mallory, Of Darlington, is Wis.
ling q. II. Morris.
The Nsnavllle lodge I. o. q, T, No. Al.
plCnlcs at Vine OIir Saturday.
Dan i, Dalfs and Edward Chafles, Of
ElnRvillB, are back from FfoBtbufR, Nd,
Mr., Iud Wilhelm loft for Cincinnati
Yesterday, on q visit to his parents and
friends.
Notwithstanding the ~uniayorabIs
weather, quite a numbsr Of the youns
friends Of Miss Gerlle Hanes responded Ia
her Invitation 10 be present last evening,
10 attend a party, given In honor Of heF
fourteenth birthday, and enjoyed them.
selves With tnusiO and refreshments until
a late hour.
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IT pays 10 trade at BohrehS'.

You are cordially invited To call at oui
salestonn and examine The Standard 10.
tary shuttle Sewing Machine, the qulCk.
est easiest and sullest running machine
oil the age. Most elegant wood work, We
are general agents for the Standard and
White Sowing MaChlnps and the Cali.
graph 4 Hammond Writing Machines.
Wrlte for catalogues,
EDw. i. Ross 4 Co.,
% Twelfth street.
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ol1 slrnrk In tlle Volcano rlplh.

The Pontius, Stiles & Co.'s experiment,
at Volcano, W. Va, has reached the third
sand and started off at Atty barrels a day.
This well has an Importance Of Its own as
It proves the existence OF a deep produc.
tive sand. Several wells which have been
drawing their supply from the shallow
sands will be d%eepened at once. The good
people Of that vicinity are much elated
over the Pontlus we'll and believe that
there is an oleaginous future in store for
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wheeling nnd siuundsvlils Cap,n r.o,r.

On aud alter July 10 aud until further
notice the Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad will
run Especial train between Wheeling and
M|O1nlBvllle camp ground daily, except
Sunday leaving Wheeling at djl0 A, X.
and Oll0 r. ~ Returning leave camp
ground Of $3.50 A, n, and 0I60P 4, NJ Wheel.
Ing time,
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The trade Ia now to be imposed on with
another Washington county mystery. The
Hukill & Co., on the MCGOWAN, Just south
Of Washington, is drilling either in or
quite close to the Gantz sand. Up to this
time the movements Of the drillers have
been open and information was readily
obtained, From this time forward, how.
ever, the owners expect to keep the pub
lie from knowing the inside workings at
their venture. No other well to the
south Of Washington, except the Gabby,
which Is considerably weat Of the Nc.
Gowan, has been drilledto the Gantz horl-
zon, and this, coupled with the fact that
the latter is on the northeast and SOUTH
west line with some OF the large wells in
the Smith pool, make 1t a very important
factor. Should 1t prove q dry hole 1t de.
tracts nothing from the already developed
portion OF the field, while on the other
hand, should 1t come In only a moderate
producer, 1t would apparently extend this
belt to the southwest and make the
chances Of the B. B. Campbell, IN the
Wade, good for a big well,
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: This, II will be seen, shows a decreased
valuation In tho aggregate. The "pianos
etc." owned by Wheeling people do not
show up very n~atterlnRly In value, and
the "wathes, etc. seem 10 average pretty
low down. In short, tho table ID worthy
OF petuSing with ones thinking cap on.
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SPRING and Summer stock Just re.
Ceiysd. An elegant and complete line Oh
SuitiDgs, Pa%ntalOOhlngs ana OverCOAt'
lngS, which We will make up In tho best
o. HESS 4 SONS,
1891 4 1923 Market Street.
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T~hcrmomctcr RECORD.

Tho following shows the range Of the
thermometer as observed at sChneptgdrug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday:
Z a. M OF ~ NJ, 1878 r. Nj, S5i IE.
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WASHINGTON, y. O., July 15.-1A. Nj
For Western Pennsylvania rain, followed
by fair weather, stationary temperature,
variable winds, becoming northerly,
For Ohio and West Virginia, fair wealth.
er, noftherly winds, becoming variable.
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WE have introduced u new system Of
selling Watches. on tho installment plan
whereby yOll Can secure II watch at once
on easy payments. tall nnd investigate.
JACOB W. GlUBB, JCwc,cr,
Cor. TMelllh NnI Market Sis.
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0l0cci Nos, "a and ~ fourteenth Street.


wanted-Gitl to do Homework.
WaulGd-Elity PlHSteFyr.
HRyilaud'B China Living BiCs.
1eachGTS' EIAminAtl.n.
Martina Ferry Water WOrkS-Nosice to contrac'
tors, &c.
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FOR RENT.

New , foomed house, Alloy II, near McCoI
lOGh Street, uunH,H t"'Hu,ua iH''"'" 10y
Thte0 rooms, 1914 EOli street ,,,.a,t --" !,
No. 90 North Front street With theGfo 900"
No, lOl Fifteenth street q rooms n,t,o,u.,,sr' y
No, l22l Market street, desirable store rom "
NO. w. Market street, hIOrc.iOOm anu d"e'' 4,
llt ,,lty,s ,.'ia,.. ,,,t'.,.,,, .y,DuU",,ut 'nnt' -
NO. liH Main GtteOL business lUuE0 Wllh0ht
Of the bpst hydraulic elevators IN NE CN," n
No. l7g2 Woods street, . rooms on lsi lOJ'ta, y
No, ], In rear Of 2li2 Water street .umng,t,
no, ~ Seventeenth street. ! looms hi Noei'" =
no. 10 Fourteenth llfcet 0 rooms utsa'''" Il
No, % Eighteenth street, bfOomb" ,,,,'','o"'
no. 2lb3 Main btieti, slOfC.fOoni ".,"," f''"""
no " ALLOY Ia, rooms, rmna,",,,,m"' 'a''r'"
10. y Twenty seventh street ,"""""""''".'
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GOODS AND |C11ATrELs.

Some Interesting Figures from the Assess.
Or's Hooks.
From Assessor Phillips books for the
current year, the following figures are
taken. His district includes all Of the city
but the Eighth ward. In 1t no reports
the different classes OF personal property
subject to taxation as follows;
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IT pays 10 trade at II. +. BehrOns' stores,
The best housOkeepep have known II for
many yeata, His business speaks for
itaell,
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EoR SALE TO CLOSE An ESTATE

Tho following Lots on Wheeling Island ,eong
70 the estate OF the late WIN. NGCJy, VIII
Lou No. GO, o. and ~ on BfOAiway,
% NO. ~ aud 10 on YOtk street
10y No. W. 100 aud i0l on VlWiuIa stlclt
Lots No. l0l, 100, 40 aud III on Huron fsL
LOS No. l2s, 10 and lSD on Wabth street
Lot No, ia on Water street
Au20 W. v. HOAX 4 mo. iaO0 MafaHH-
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WEAR Ba%lbtiggan Underwear. They
are the best and cheapest. All sizes at
U. HESS Il SONS.
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A TERRIFIC STORM
wINp, RAlN, uAL AND TnvNpER
Prevail NIL over this section of Country.
Wheeling Escapes Lightly Compared
with NOIghborlng Towns HulldIngs
Damaged and Crops Injured.

Yesterday morning about 4 o'clock q
ierce storm Of wind and rain prevailed
here, and at places in the neighborhood Il
was very destructive, Here no very grave
damage was done, but in the country the
growing crops were almost ruined, The
northern sky presented ehueduriul
the storm, being almost constantly lighted
by lightning Of a peculiar lurld reddish
cast. The rain tall in torrents for a short
time.
Last night about sunset another shoFI
but heavy rain sat in, In North Wheel
ing and further up the river considerable
hail fell, which increased the damage by
wind to the growing vegetation,
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GAsANn ~ n
The Progress OF tho Wheeling Pipe Lines,
Tho Washington Field, ...

The Progress OF tho Wheeling Pipe Lines
The Washington Fleld, ..a.
The Wheeling Natural Gas Company
will, within the next ten days, open up
six wells on the edge OF Greene county
and in Marshall county, West Virginia
Three OF the wells will BIO located in eact
State, All but one have been located BY
Prof, White.
The pipes OF the Natural Gas Company
OF West Virginia have been laid as far al
Point Mills, on the National road, eighI
miles from Wheeling, The plpe'layeri
moving westward are at work In Wash
ington county in the vicinity OF the State
line.
The production OF the Washington oil
field yesterday was 1915 barrels, Day be-
fore yesterdays gauge was put at 6.S5.
barrels.
To say the Macksburg and EIba oil fields
are q small factor in the oil business OIL
this country would be out Of the question,
In going from Elba to MaCksburg can be
seen thirty oil tanks, which Is small
number compared with those not visible
from the railroad. Each Of these tanks
holds $1,000 barrels, thus making a t0taI
storage visible from the train oil l,050.O0u
barrels OF oil, and new wells going down
and new tanks being built.
Notes From the Washington Field.
Last EreHmg's Reporter.
Hess 2, Of the Peple's Light 4 Heat
Company, was yesterday given Ito second
dose OF nitro glyCerine, being shot with
100 quarts. Mud and rock lew high in
the air and all was quiet, She made no
other response, The tools were afterwards
run down and the hole found to be badly
bridged. The twelve cans that had con.
tanned the glyCerine, were exploded toward
evening, the noise being heard all over
town. The bridge waa removed from the
well this morning and she Is spraying
nicely.
Thayer 8 was fifteen feet in tho Ganlz
sand last night aud showed no oil or gas,
Cameron 9 drilled through the sand yea.
terday, without improvement. Tho last
twenty.iour hours' gauge was 50 barrels.
The well Is located 1000 feet from the No.
l oil the same, name which started off at
nearly 5000 barrels per day. The No. 2
will undoubtedly be shot.
Smith !, better known as the Smith
Dyer we'll, was last eveng torpedosd, She
responded promptly and was greatly in.
creased in her production. She had dwin.
died to about 100 barrels per day, and the
shot helped her amazingly. The past
twelve hours she produced $50 barrels.
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l,s,e00aa0 Dgao atAssAsapssA
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F0R SALE.

Valuable Real Estate on NJ 4. corner TWENTY
fourth and Market streets, IN tho city Of WhUllEh
W. Va. Lot ia feet by GO feet; now otupnt "
q. ]. Elllifih ~ q wagon aud blacksmith shop
". v. IIOGE 4 BRO
iYlA 1snn MattnI slNtt
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AT TEvnRNviLlE,

The ~steubenyllle Gdsds saysi The
damage done about here was compare.
lively slight, the worst being the uproot.
Ing Of several dne shade troe5 and the de.
BtruOtion OF flowers and garden truck. In
front Of NiCkOlBon's, on Filth street, three
large silver leaied pOplars we're torn tipj
also q large tree upfooLOd In front Of Mrs,
MCCarty'B, OF North Fifth. Trees were
also broken In front Of Dr.. Fishers resi-.
dOnce, on South Forth, Ia front Of William
Days, on South, In front Of the store at
the corner Of South and Fourth, Ia front
Of Joseph SArfatt'B residence, corner OF
SLACK aud Fourth, and In front Of the NJ. z,
Church, on South Fifth. A large numbeF
Of small shade trees were broken and the
streets we're filled this morning with lwlRS
and branches which the wind tore from
the trees,
The north wall Of Winfield scotvs three
story building on South Fourth street
Was blown out nearly two feet and will
have 10 DO Rebuilt aG least that portion
above the adjoining building, The tin
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fSs s?' value. FSs 81? Value.

iSS5. 1850.
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gen Seat.
Us Enr Sale.
STOCKS FOR SALE.

STOCKS FOR SALE.
% Shares Bellalro Gas Light & Coke 70.
b Shares llollAite Nail Mill.
10 Shares Belmont Nail MIL,
10 Shares Exchange bank.
Y Shares Ohio Valley Blnk.
10 Shares FRANKLIN Insurance Co.
Shares Top Mil.
]. IRWIN, Stock Broker,
lyl0 No. q Twelfth stntL
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-06-17

OF DodeevilIe, has opened den.
tai office in Mineral Point in con
uccuon with his Dodgeyilie office,
and will spend Monday and Tues
day of each week in that city in the
rooms formerly occupied by DIR.
ilales. The balance of the time he
will Ice found in his dental rooms
nL DnlpnNlLIe.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-06-17

THE agency for the X and N in
destructible, health hustle has been
secured by J, q NJ. Coates. All
who have tried them are highly
pleased. Ladies should see these
before pur chasing elsewhere.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-06-17

STRAW hats cheap, largest stock
ever exhibited in the city, and at
the very lowest prices, at Gundry,
Gray ~ Co.'s.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-06-17

HAVE you seen those new dress
goods for summer wear at Gundry,
Gray e Co.'s in all the newest styles
at prices to suit all.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-06-17

ALL goods at j. 4. Spratler's are
Of the best quality and sold as cheap
as the cheapest.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-06-17
Extended Pedigree Of Sire.

Stocking Chief by Clark Chief LIST dam by
Cadmus, "a dam by Parishs Pilot
Clark Chief BY Memhrino Chief; LIST dam Lit
De Nora, by Downiug's Messenger, "a dam Mrs.
Caudle, the dam Of Ericsson.
Mombrino Chief by Membrane Paymoster; 1st
dam the dam of Golah aud the Livingston mare.
Membrino Paymaster by Mambrino; list dam
imported Paymaster.
Mambrino by imported Messenger
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-06-17

DR.. FESNER's imported cough
honey relieves any cough in one
hour or less. 4Oly
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-06-17

WIsuING to close mp the estate of
5. White, will make prices at cost
on anything in stock-lumber,
laths, shingles, sash, doors and
blinds. Call early and secure bar
gains. A. l.. WHITE,
lStf Administrator.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-06-17

IMMENSE stock Of fruit and can
dies can be found at llendra's.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-06-17

~ Good family flour for $l.4o
per 100 lbs. ID. JACKO.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-06-17
Extended Pedigree Of Dam

Comet by Hcrrick; lst dam by Comet Morgan.
Herrick by Vermont Black Hawk; list dam by
Vermont Hambletonian,
Vermont Black Hawk by sherman Morgan.
sherman Morgan by Justine Morgan.
Corsica by John Richards; ISL dam Selma by
Top Gallant.
John Richards by Sir Archer, son of imported
DiOmede.
eason of 1856 at the Fair Grounds,
e of r. G. Vinegar.
e July LIST; SIS to insure.
H. PRIDEAUX, Prop'r.
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Il III l.
CHICAGO,
MILWAUKEE,
& ST PAUL

Owns and operates ) 900 miles Of thoroughly
equipped road in Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa.
Minnesota and Dakota.
Etis the short Line and Hest Route
between ali principal points ia the
Northwest and far NcAt.
For MAPS time tables ates ofpassage and
freight, ect., apply to the nearest station agent
OF the CHICAGO, MlLwAUKEE * ST. PAUL RAIL
wAY,o to any Railroad Agent anywhere in the
United States or Canada.
r. MILLER, a. " II, CARFEN -EG,
GEM Manager Gent Pass ,v Ticket Agt,
J. f. TUCNER, GEO. H. HEAFYoBp,
stGcnl Manager. AsstGen1 Pass q Tkt Agt.
MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN.
~" For notices in reference to Special Excur-
sions, changes of time, and otheritems ofirterest
in connection with tie CHICAGO, MlLw uKEE d
ST. PAUL RAILWAY, please refer to the local
columns of this paper
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CHURCH SOCIETIES.

NA- A'N'- $3.50 - ''f'
METH. EPISCOPAL....E e. e. CLoUGH, Pastor.
SUNDAY services at 1880. A. ~. and 100, r. M
Sunday School at 200 p. NJ Prayer meetings
on Mondays aud Thursdays at 1900 =, n.
PRINi. METHODIST. WI c. BoNp Pastor
Sunday services mt 1850, A. NJ and 1900, Z. n.
SUNDAY school at 300. p. NJ Prayer meetings
on Mondays and thursdays mt 1900, +. NJ.
PRESBYTERIAN ARCH DuRRIE Pastor.
sunday SERVICES at 1850, a. NJ and 1880, P, NJ.
sunday School at 200. p. NJ, Prayer meeting
ON Wednesday at t.3O p NJ.
TRINITY 81. .......... ......M. CHASE, Pastor.
Sunday services at 1880, 4. Nj. and 300, p. NJ.
sunday school at 2;30, p. NJ. Services on Fri-
dly evenings at 800 % clock.
ST.. PAUL'S IRISH .......... j.. o. hEEFE, Pastor
SUNDAY services. High Mass at 1890, A. NJ.
81 MARy,S 1Germnn) ~ \. wEINHARr.
Pastor. SUNDAY services. First Mass at $500,
A. NJ; High Mass at 1000 q. M.; Nespers 40
5;OOr.M.
cHTc SOCIETIES.
IOWA LODGE. No. /, i. Q. o. f.; meets every
J Wednesday night. ian TN 'ir hall Opposite CITY
HAM, Visiting brethren invited 90 tend
FRIED VIVIAN, n. g. CSC. klELER, see.
HUDSON ENCAMPMENT. No. 81. Ln.O.F.;
] / meets the "a and 4th Tuesdays OF etch
months Patrmchs visiting me city are invited
scribe Chief Patriarch.
PROTECTION LODGE, No. z. a. o. z; W.
d meets I'd 0ud atm Mondays In the month, lH
Coed Iemplars' hall, n. ~. in good standing
lre cordially invited 60 visit with MS.
J.P. HANkrNs, Recorder.
EMERY LODGE, No. BIZ l. @. 6. r.; meets
l.. every Friday evening, AT their hall, ON High
street, An members of the Order invited.
JNo. AILg>, IS. SrhNsNouE VIVIAN, Wet.
DAND OF HOPE TEMPLE. 40. II, I. o. CT
! meets every Tuesday evening.
FRANN EVANS, ALFRED VIVIAN.
Jhict Iemplar superintendent
1T JosEPHS BENEVOLENT SOCIETY,
- meets every Sunday AFTERNOON after the
/ 18th day Of each mouth, no ST. Mary lGcrnaul
Catholic church
( NIINEBAL POINT LODGE, No. /, +. &A.M.t
VI meets 50 and al Tuesdays of each month.
w. l''A"F'Nw w Sd E sda4etaiy.
. IOWA CHAPTER. No. q. A. NJ; meets every
second ana fourth Moud3Ns Ot each month
/ 5. y. MRfGur, IL. r.. j. "A. SrRA1t-EH, see
MINERAL POINT CoNMANDERY. No. II,
+ VI Is. ~; meets the "a Thursday each month.
i J.THCs. PRYOR, +. G.. WA. H. CURRY, See.
/ 4 MEXICAN LEGION OF HONOR, No SAG;
T \ meets "a and 81 thursdays ~ each MONTH
i CHAs. HuUNUNG, sec. JAS. Brewer, Jr., Com,
i Si e.. A. r.
i TsA GEORGE NJ. Lcgate Post. No. I25.
/ ll Rc1ular meetings first and thiol Friday
+ evenings Of each month. Visiting com
-s@- rHde~ always welcome,
IE. 7v,th. NITt M PRlEsrLEY, l.. G.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-06-17

ST.. PAITI'S Irish ........J. O'KEEFE, Pastor
SUNDAY services High Mass at 1890, A. NJ.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-06-17

GARFIELD will be kept for the
Mineral Point, Wis, under the cha
TERMs-$l0 for the season, payal
'7"s w
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-06-17

81. MARYrS tGermnu) ~. r. X WKINHARr
Pastor SUNDAY services First Mass at 500,
A. NJ; High Mass &C 1000 8. M.; Nespers 40
3.UU.p.M.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-06-17
cnIc SOCIETIES

HUDSON ESCAMPMENT No. So. ~. OF;
] meets the "a ana lth Tuesdays ot each
month, pariarchs visiting the city arc invited
Sc. TuOMAS y. rREWEEii.
scribe Chief Patriarch.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-06-17
wilson q ucIIhon,


A TTOENEYs AND CoUNSELLOBS Dodreyll
y Wis q u practice in AN cout 10 Jhe state.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-01-14
Our n ew South,
Patent Roller Process
W. Il. Tenney Family Flour

Give general satisfaction, and arc not e1ccied by
any Flours made in Georgetown, D. c. We have
seen notice published to boycott William II.
Tenncy's New South Flour, which IS pat " il
second hand barrels"
In 1923 there was large bakery in our city
which contracted ~ furnish the navy .9t. 5rcaG-
pilot bread for the officers aul ship ;scat i1r the
seamcn They also made water crackers which
they said to grocers and shipped largely 10 the
West Indies. All this bread and cracacr5 were
packed in second hand nOu: barrels Our pro-
sent Washington bakers do the zane using IN part
barrels and rrusng as long they last. ali kinds
of barrels and boxes are reu:oi-a great saving Of
our fo:cst~, y ch &C being Gnplc!e,i. Flour b ~
rels were rcus by all the &c rgetown Ai.lsfs
from the commencement ct milling III cur ely
until within 'cw months 4 boycott was made
on all our u;i!cr;, ss all used secondhand bar
rels. Two mills suc:urIDcd and the remainder
did not succuElh.
We hava hccn milling OYER fifteen years. anl
have not had the first complaint froII either
grocers or famiiics. As ~ evidences Of the p"pu
larity o. oar ti"u:S, run our mills six days IN
the week OF twenty four hours cacn, and ini sale
for all our flour while one of the hi IS 10. boy
cottcd has had 10 run on part time aud dIicAarE"
hands ard take /; II teams Paper .c!ss ;ur -Four
came into use during the late civil war and about
one half the Flou. used II. the District Of Ca.un-
bia is in pspar sicEy Half tho Flour ffcm til
West coming in barrels is mt in paper sacks and
the empty barrels :o.,: 20 the :ni!!"rs. No o5i,c
ton is maio to using paper sacks ly onr ccopass
although they src deprived OF work hy their use
while the rccoopering Of second hard barrels gives
them work at whci they can make rs good or
better wages than on new barrels.
We leave it TO the good Sense 0C the grcrcr5 aud
citizens Of Alexandria whether they will he dc
tated to by fey interested Georgetown cGopers
w. II. TENNEY * SON,
ian12-3t Capital Mile Gcorgetnwn, d. G.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-01-14
GALE EXTRAORDINARY.

I shall on THURSDAY, the 14'h instant. at %
King street. offer for sale AT COST FOR CASH
in overy instance the entire STOCK OF MER-
CHAEDISE, assigned to mo by John L. Chapman,
and continue the sale Cor so days unless the goods
are disaoscG OF sooner. 1t consists mainly Of
large and we'll selected line of FURNISHING
GOODS for men and women. Fancy Goads, No.
tions, Trimmings, Gloves. &c. among tho bar
gains that will be offered are the following:
MEMS Observation-Disclosures Hnir Shirts
and Drawers, former price 81 90 now $500
Scotch Wool Shirts aud Drawers, io:mer pTlco
S175 now $125.
Fine Scarlet Shirts and Drawers, :ormcr price
So SO now $3.50.
Fine Scarlet Shirts and Drawers, f.rmcr price
So 80 now 50 90.
Fine Scarlet Shirts and DrawcEs, former price
5000 now 81 So
Extra Fine Mcriuo Half Hoe, former price
SOC. now 35c.
Extra Fine Merino Half Hose, former price,
81 1hc. nov 29c.
Extra Fine Cotton Half Hose, former price &c.
now 19c.
Silk Umbrellas former price Sc 90 row "a. y.
Monarch Shifts, former price 81 90 now &C.
Eeckwear, handsome selection at tron 2Jc. 10
40 per cent. less than former prices.
WOMEN'S DEPARTMENT. Jerseys at one
half of the former price.
Dr.. Warmers Health Corsets, former price 81. 20
now $1CO.
Coraline Corsets former price s1.0O now Toe.
Underwear-Fine Scarlet Goods reduced from
81 90 to $1OO, ard from 81 90 TO 15c.
Ribbons-A Large Stock at Z, OF former price.
Domestic Dry Goods % per cent less than they
can be bought elsewhere.
Hosiery 25 to 33 per cont. OF.
Seven New Homo Sewing Machines, worth ? ",
VIII - '''0 . GEORGE A. MUsHBACH,
ia133Ot Assignee