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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-05-13

mitbee having the nomination Of Marshal
Campbell of Minnesota in charge have re-
ported TO the iuli committee on the judo
larry that the charges against HIM were not
sustained, and he will probably lie report
ed favorahlv 90 the senate at the next ca
ecutiye session.
c. p. Woerner druggist Of st. Paul, fell
in love with his servant girl Katie, His
wife sWOre out warrant for his arrest but
before il was served the girl took morphine
and died aud when the officers went TO the
drug store 20 make the arrest, v oerner
took prussic acid aud was dead in few
minutes
/ VIM. Oswald, who killed MeWeeney at
/ Devils Lake, ID, r., has been convicted Of
manslaughter IN the first degree. The
/ penalty can range from four years 10 life
imprisonment. Motion fer new trial was
made pending which sentence will not be
passed.
! The house Of Frank Benant, of Sioux
valley township, jackson county, Mimi
\ burned on the 7th, and three small children
I persisted. The father was "a mail carrier
I { "a absent, aud tue mother was at work
on the farm.
/ The remains of Capt, Barney of st. Paul,
went into the crenatory at Pittsburgh
weighing 80 los. In two hours his ashes
weighed eight pounds.
! A. H. Winslow, of the wholesale dry
I goods firm of Auerbach, Finch a Van Slyke
/ Of st. Paul, died at st. Louis on the 10th.
I Congressman IL. h. Strait Of Minnesota
I authorizes the announcement that he is
not a candidate FOR reelection.
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How he ST cd

I stand" said au Eastern stump
orator. ION the broad platform Of The
principles of IS. and pasted be my
arm, II I desert 'uml'' You stand on
nothing Of the kind. said little shoe
maker in the crowd; You stand 10 my
boots. that you never paid me for. and
/ want the money
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-05-13

SPEAKER HUsTED. Of the New York
Assembly, IS ambitions TO 20 to the
United States Senate, and TO promote
that cOusumation, announces that after
his present term expires, he will not
again serve in the State legislature,
nor VIII he accept q nomination for
the lower House of Congress, when.
doubtless. he could attain with far
greater ease than he may be able TO
CRAFTY his desire for seat in the 9TH
or branch of the National legislature.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-05-13

A NOVEL way Of taking a sea voyage,
has been hit upon by q Maine Lady for
whom sea air was recommended, SAYS
the Boston Beacon. accompanied
by her maid she took up her abode on
one Of the steamers which sail between
Portland and Boston, and made forty
trips in succession, staying on the
steamer when in port, ami not going
ashore during the whole time. She
had looks and writing materials to re-
lieve tedious hours, and derived much
benefit from the trips"
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soRTHwEsrEKs SEws.

Geo. a. Bracket of Minneapolis, built a
five-story brick block last year which has
never been occupied. This spring he was
engaged in lengthening the building and
had removed the central wall, placing tenn
poraTy supports in the place Of the wall.
On the 5th inst, shoIt ly after noon. the
building suddenly tell hurying fourteen
vorkmen. -Four were killed outright and
Eve were so seriously injured that they are
not lisely 20 recover.
Senators Wilson aud Vest, the subcom-
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STOCK RAISING.

Some Valuable and Practical Suggestions
To Farmers.
At banquet given the Montana
catt'emen at ST. Paul, on the evening
of May 3rd, A. b. Stiekney, of the
Minnesota & Northwestern r. r, and
j. j. Hill, OF the st. Paul IL Manitoba,
made interesting addresses, an abstract
of which we append:
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THREE children accompanied by their
parents and a policeman, all bitten by
a mad dog at Pullman. Illinois, started
for Paris last week for treatment by
81. Pastuer, the renowned rabies
healer.
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THE MAKAhTs.

ST. PAUL.
Nv. wHs "a. Ga NJ hard xor iqso bid l
bid; No. 2 Northern, '3t bid
Flour--PGtent, $5.0Utu52j; straights
s4dG@4i5; bakers, "a 25lsi.5O asked; rye
t325lUS.JO.
Corn No. ?, S5l5c asked Nav. $50 bid.
cats No. mISed 3l1ze. lid, ,21ze asR.d
No. : white. 33e bid.
Barley No. .. c - bid
Rye No. =, 81. bad,
Flax Seed-tO
Baled hay 81 o. asked; timothy 80
Dressed beef, choice steers &c. 9 &c
veal ; o. &c.
Butter, extra 2lG2ic. bid.
Cheese, 10 Gg D.
Eggs, extrs Sl5t0Qi5c. asked.
Potatoes, 80 ta1}c per bushel bid.
Live Stock-Suies OF steers ranged s4.l2]g
a. $500 per loo lbs. sheep sold a,
450(9S5 90 per 100. Hogs S3.S003.s5.
MINNLAPoIds.
wHEAT-No. hard cash, 7Sc.
June 194c; No. l Northern, cash
iGIs; No. Northern, 74c bid
HLOUK-FateutS IN sacks held at
800 a. 10 In barrels 81 a01f4 IS; S5.45
td5.1u delivered at New England points
$4,000 - delivered New York and Penn
sylvania points; bakers S5.6003.15
CHICAGO.
Wheat, May 5G54c, Jund 59j3.
Corn, MAY a.. June "Jsse.
Oats, cash 29c; June 2-@1c.a
FiGN seed No 7. 81 t5ls
PORK, cash, $S.55@SS 50; June $s.57IG
1--we Stock, Cattle IS 25d+OO, Fog
"a 0j'942O, sheep, 300 g50O.
DULUTH.
WuEAT-Cash, 10 hard S3l5
MILWAUKEE
wHEAT-Cash 7SJS June 599l.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-05-13

TnE University Of Edinburg pays its
professors liberal salaries. In the med-
les apartment the average salary Of
hve professors without practice is SILL
600 year. while the average salary of
seven professors who have a private
practice besides Is $1,000 a year. The
largest saIsry Is paid To the professor
u anatomy, who receives about Sl7,-
600 year. All the hard work ofthese
professorShips j. done bv assistants,
whose salaries are very small. There
IS some grumbling at this, but the pro-
feSsers are for having things as they
are
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were unbiased. They gave me the first
prize Tor the best carcass of dressed
meat, the first prize for the largest per-
ceutage Of edible food in the carcass,
the first prize for the largest per cent
Of dressed meat to the lige steer. the
first prize for the best meat ana the
gold medal | took these prizes with
four steers IN competition with COO.
Applause. | fed no corn. 1 fed
them cabbage, turnips and ground oats.
Ny farm had been cultivated for TWEEN
ty-hvc years, and was pretty bad land.
WHAT HE KNOWS ABOUT FARMING.
sowod my turnips with a drill, Gull
tivated them twice, thinned them out
and when ripe cut the tops of with a
hoe. 1t cost $l2.80 per acre To raise
them, and got ESQ bushels to the acre,
the cost being less than one and a half
cents TO he bushol. Now the daily
rations for 100 steers-and one man
can take care Of hundred steers
the ration, consist first OF 200 pounds
of hay at IS per ton, and / will say that
there IS enough hay burned in Mime
sofa annually, ifsold at - per acre, TO
pay for the entire wheat crop of the
state for five years. There will be
also 4 200 pounds of roots or seventy
bushels, at two cents bushel-and
mime didn't cost one and half cents.
and We're raised on poor soil Next
comes 400 pounds Of ground grain at
one cent per pound, and 200 pounds of
oil-caKe at $50 per ton. The total
rations then for TO steers for one daY
are , 500 pounds Of feed. or tifty-eight
pounds for each animal, which costs
$3.50 or S6Ol for ninety days. Now
good stockers al good pric three
and one-half years old, average weight
/, $50 pounds, can be bought for three
cents pound, or s. $50 for the herd
of 100, making the total investment IN
feed and steers S4.251. Now, 100
steers should gain 2j0 pounds each dur
ing the ninety days, making their av-
crage weight |, 400 pounds, or total of
10000 pounds, which at n cents a
pound, would be $4,000. Now the
manure from these animals is worth
one-third the whole cost. II would be
cheap at S267, or a total on the credit
side of SG,jG7, or a profit of S2,3l6, or
S23.16 to each animal for three months.
[Applause.l
The following is the above informa-
ton in a tabulated form:
Daily rations for 100 steers
1000 lbs. hay e s. per ton........ 81 50
4 600 lbs. roo :, 80 bu. q PC per bu. 40
400 lbs. gro und gram a. lc per 10. 90
aoolbs. oil cake 90 so per tom. > 90
so lbs. for one days cost........ s. 90
RatjonS for ninety days cost. sol 60
100 steers, $50 lbs. each, u Sc, cost 3 $50 00
Total cost ............. Sf.2 GO
100 steers, 400 lbs. each, sell for. $1,000 90
Add ole-tEiru value for N anure. 1913. 2O7 90
Total amount of sales........ 1861 90
IrOuJ.......-....- ...-.....-.. %i0lo NJ
That this can be done and has been
done, / can demonstrate to any man
with ordinary INTEL gence. These
figures all allow a margin on the safe
side. We can raise corn in Minnesota,
but we can raise something better than
corn 10 produce beef II is impossible
to estimate what the growth Of roots
would nc in the Red river valley
probably 80 per cent. more than ! have
given.
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The Ecno PIantatIon song.

The following crude photograph Of
blowing scene on Louisiana planta-
ton, while not in any way connected
with army life, will ell to the minds OF
cid soldiers generally many laughable
brother during the great struggle,
and is therefore given place in this
department. Ia inrodueingit, the New
Orleans Times Democrat, in which it
first appeared, says: As tie picture is
taken from life, the names Of the two
mules in the team. Sherman and
Morgan, are given. the prose inter
polatOns are rendered verbatim and
the uncouth song reproduced as nearly
as possible.
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a CITIZEN OF Tidioute gives this ex-
PLANTATION II the odd name ofthat town:
The first man who had a cabin here in
the year 1913 had a daughter. She
had a pet owl. One evening the old
man shot he owl by accident. and
when the girl heard Of it she tainted.
and the old man though she was dead.
At last she opened hereycs and whis-
pered. %. pa. did he hoot2' He was
so delighted with the girls recovery
that he named ais place after the first
words she smoke. and that gradually
vas corrupted into its present f. II
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.liitIn Mnles. I,

1tt = II @1hit9s
+ 'Brer Moses say that music
y gwiue 10 hut de soul,
An SataHS in de fiddle
Shu's sugars III de bowl.
- l"Gee. dar. Shumman.
De blackhird ak de jaybird
VI hat make him war sech close.
He better put on mO'nin
Case all de groun is trOze.
Dis wurl' is fun - trouble,
From summer tell de spring,
Den pra'rs an tears is proper
For dem that dance an sing
I T.'HIW, Norgin-don' YOU heah me
/ tell You to haw. mule! Now 90 long.
DE ia, bird tell de blackbird
De winters sho'ly hard"
r..Wough. dar! You pestiferlent
beases, you! You been pas dat birnt
stump TO times already dis mawin',
and now you's cockin' yo' ears an
capn II an prahncin'. like YOU lows it
must be q greet big, terrifyin' black bar
or sech! Wough, dar, / say! Git ut. ]
Il been down to de weddin,
] see Miss Mandy Green;
She's bout de liveiis' lady
Dat ever you has seem
r''IIi! dat aint what / was singin-
pleg tex a mule. nohOwi dey 'Stroys
eber bit de sense man was born wild
what wild Strivin and nater'l con
tra'ness huff to make even a hungry
man forgit bout de vittles-Oh, YES, ]
/ members now!
ode jlybird tell de blackbird
De winters sholy hard,
But what's DE- use a grumbGn'
Les yO' polk amt got no lard;
You gwiue 70 let you 'hgion
Freeze up yo' sperrit, too,
An help along the misery
We's got To tTabole frou' ~
Ts'De Lawd bless desc mulesi dev's
been wukkin' o crane craps nigh on to
fifteen year. an dey aint larnt de diff
funse betwiXt de water furrow an de
stubble row yit! VIII You! Git up dar.
You confonnded varmints, YOU!
Miss Mandy look so smilin'
1'Look heaa. amt | got dat Man
dy gal chime outen my head vit!"]
''Brer Moses shout at meetiu'
An We can't sing at wu'k,
Brer Moses jump to HYMN tunes
Tell ali de- 40 Is saUL''-
[''What you doin dar, Shummana
You wants to kick up, does you?
When yo' ole heels gifts to fannin dc
var hit look like you got a spite agin
de sun, an gwine to kick il up all de
way to y o'cloc6. Take dat,-an'
dat! . Now YOU got sumpen to kick
up 'bout-don't YOU heah me? Now go
long, say!
''Dis earth warnt made for trouble,
For 'penteu We was horn,
Some sinners at salvador
j. gwiue to heah de horn.
An some dat played de- fiddle,
VIII git & higher place
Dan some dat = ars uar Jig
Upon "a solemn face
rsBlcss Gawd, dar goes de dinner
bell, You hears it, does You? Oh.
yes; you's a hollerin now! Stan
rouu' heah. Morein. tell / gets on yo
pleggitT ole back; dar. now! If Shum-
man amt done gone home a clattin Gi
up, Morgan!
''Miss Mandy looI, so smilin,
An her mOuf chirp like a chune.
I wish had o axed her
For anOler weddia' soon"
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NOTES OF THE TIMES.

OUT of two thousand two hundred
nominations made to office By Presi-
dent Cleveland only six have been re-
iected.
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The remains of Wendell Phillips
have been taken from the family vault
at Boston and placed by the side Of
those of MS wife. at Milton, Mass.
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when old Judge Jowier was tucked in
his littls bed By Mrs. Mouser he couldn't
sleep a wink until the excellent woman
had brought bottle OF DR.. Bulls Cough
syrup. Then ne crossed his little hands
and sunk in sweet repose.
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Of health is to be found in DR.. r. Y. Pierce
.Favorite PrescriL ton" 70 the merits OF
which. as a remedy for female weakness
and kindred affections thousands testify
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you might live, and not have the halter
that you have won around your neck.
The motion to strike out was lost - to
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THE FEEDING QUESTION.

/ than wheat.
THE FEEDING O. EStlu%,
As have said, have had no expert
ence in feeding, but within the lasl few
NOR tbs have seen figures. sail to be
accurate, which seemed 10 prove that
the farmers of Minnesota can feed
cattle say for four winter months
during the fattening process, at a net
! profit of say so to SD per head. Ii
/ this is correct, and we could by any
means place it within the reach Of the
I reach oil the farmers oil this state that
each could care for say thirty head. and
make profit Of so per head or $500
/ for the winter, do You realize what a
/ boon II would be to tue fdrmer2 Three
/ hundred dollars net profit to each OF
/ the 100000 farmers of Minnesota means
/ $50, 600, 900 net profit to the state. DO
| YOU realize how much the average far
mer of this state needs additional in
4 dustry which will give him IN addi-
tional income? Take the United States
census tables of 1880 and You will find
| the statistics of the crop for 1879. You
/ viii find in that year that Minnesota
/
I Of wheat. 2l5, 600 bushels Of rye. %,
000.000 bushels OF oats. lj,O0O.OO0
/ bushels Of corn, 100000 bushels Of
( barley. 1900 bushels Of buckwheat,
little flax. little sorgum, poul-
I try, eggs, butter caeese, garden
truck, potatoes, etc. etc; that the
whole value of all these products. eN-
cept live stock, On The farms before il had
/ paid any freight, including all sold and
consumed by the farmer and his fam
+ lis. amounted 10 $40, 1863. 600. This was
+ the gross value, without deducting the
cost to raise it, Now divide the gross
sum, Si9.469 600. between %, 400
farms then 10 the state. and | am
sure You viii be astoni-hcd, rs | was.
( 10 find it amounts 10 only 1888 TO each
farm Mind this is not profit. or what
the crop brought over and above the
cost of production. Applying the
same test to our neighborlDg state Of
Iowa, we iiud the average farm pro-
duces S7jf, about 80 per cent. more
HOW TO DO IT.
What can we do to encourage the
adding of live stock raising to the agri
cultural il iustries Of Minnesota? In
my judgment nothing would do so
much as an established market. As it
is now. if the farmer RAISES wheat he
can turn it into cash bv hauling It 10
the nearest railway station any day no
the year at its market value. If he
raises steers, he must wait till some
itinerant purchaser happens along and
makes him an offer; or perchance. be
may sell il to the local butcher on sixty
DAYS time and take his chances Of
getting paid. For the average
farmer 20 ship directly to Chicago i
ev entlyimpracticable; and il he can [
sell stock what is the use Of raising It?
| have demonstrated. TO nv satisfac-
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-12-22
Frank lockwood Dead.

A telegram was received here yester-
day afternoon, by Grant Fleming, from
his brother, John Fleming, stating that
Frank Lockwood had just died, at the
Sisters hospital, in Kansas City, and
that he, John, would have the BODY
forwarded to Winfield for burial. 1t
Will be remembered that he was shot at
winfield on the 18th of November, by
Lillian Quinn, who Immediately killed
herself with the same pistol.
Last week he was removed to Kan
sas City, where he could have better at
tention, and there was chance for his
recovery, though it was generally be-
iieved that his mind would remain i'm
paired from the result of the wound in
his head. This is a sad ending of a
man who could have been a useful cit
fzen, for he was endowed with educa
ton, good mind, and had every ad-
vantage that any young man could ask.
bis ending may indirectly be attributed
to the effects of too much drink.
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In Nav QnarfArn-

John Higgins, the pioneer furniture
man, has moved into his new and ele-
CANT brick building ON Main street and
In addition to the large stock of furni-
ture he had on hand, he has this week
received his recent purchase from Kan
sas City. which embraces the largest
stock ever shipped to this city. He
has now everything to be thought of in
his line, from the plainest kitchen set
to the finest upholstered parlor and
drawing room sets, in silk plush, raw
silk, mohair, etc. lie has an endless
variety of fancy rockers, Bcenter tables,
side boards, brackets, stands, uphol-
stery goods, curtains, poles and fixtures,
and in fact about everything needed in
furnishing house in plain or elegant
taste. He will consider it pleasure to
show his room and stock to all who
may visit him, whether they desire to
purchase or not. 80
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Holiday Rntertainmants.


The holiday entertainments COM
menced last night by the ladies of the
M. E. church giving fair and festival
at the Sherlock hall, the'proceeds from
the supper and the sale Of the many ar
ticles made by the ladies being devoted
to the church fund. The affair was q
financial success.
Thursday evening the Knights of
Pythias will give a grand ball at the
opera house. Tickets to the ball will be
sold at the door to anv one holding an
invitation, tire price being Sl.5O A
supper will be spread at the Grand, the
tickets to it being 81 per couple, and
this in addition to the price of the ball
ticket.
Friday evening the Christian Sunday
school children will be treated to an en-
tertainment at the church, including a
service of song, dialogues, Rotations,
and finally visit from Santa Claus and
his wife, who will lavishly distribute
presents to the young people Of the
school.
The same evening the Presbyterian
Sunday school will go on a fishing ex-
cursion TO Higgins hall and from a
pond VIII draw out gifts from Santa
Claus, their teachers and their friends.
Other exercises will occur and an en-
joyable time is anticipated. At the
same time, in the Byerley, Dark s.
Runyan store room, in the same build
ing, the ladies' Of the church will give
an oyster supper, and they promise
that this shall be one Of the bess spreads
of the season. ~
Monday evening, the Masonic order.
including the EASTERN Star lodge Will
have public installation of officers and
a supper, coai ned to Nasons and
their families
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LOCAL NEWS.

Christmas gift.
Guess, and win SI5, at Famous -
Yesterday was the shortest day.
Methodist fair to-day and tonight.
Prof. Palmer's chorus class will have
a meeting Saturday evening.
Gents furnishing goods at Wood s.
Vincent's. ~
- For rent-a new two room house.
apply to Henry burst. "a
The stage and scenery in the Thomp-
son opera house is TO cost 500.
Currie 4 Schmidt will buy corn in
large lots, and advance literally. II.
. Examine those elegant carving sets
for Christmas, at Noble & Nixon's. 30
Mrs. Ella Clark was up at Newton
last week, and attended a big wedding.
a car load Of sound potatoes Just un-
loaded at Standiford, Youmans l. FL
dred's. %
Boys overcoats at little more than
half Of former prices, at Harrington n
Smiths. ~
There is an old saying that las the
days begin TO lengthen the cold begins
10 strengthen"
Before YOU sign an application for n
farm loan, see Blair Il Ewart at the
First National Bank. 10
Public school will close Friday for
the holidays and books will be called
again on January Sd.
j. II. Concannon is over from indie
Pendence, In the interest of the Kan
sas and Panhandle railroad.
The Kiowa postofiice has been made
n presidential Office, and John Postop.
the present incumbent, has been named
~ postmaster.
Frank Holmes the district clerk.
elect, was here yesterday looking
through his Office. He will come up
next week to remain, but will not move
his family here until spring.
MessrsI raliaferrO, Dohrer Harris and
McFaddin returned from their hunt in
the Territory Sunday, loaded down
with game. We understand they killed
deer aud about 80 turkeys.
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HOW TO GET TO BARBER COUNTY.

Buy your tickets 40 that you can como over
the southern Kansas railroad from Kansas
Ntty. II you are only on an exploring trip, buy
nm Explorers ticket TO Independence, Rams,
over the Southern Kansas railway, which en-
titles you To- all the privileges OF n hrst-claas
Ticket, and can he purchased nc any OF the prin-
cipal ticket offices east OF tho Missouri river
On arrival ut Kansas City these tickets can be-
exchanged at the oiIicc Of II. r. Moss, opposite
the Union Depot, on payment OF ~ for round
trip ticket reading to Medicine Lodge and re-
turn, with the privilege OF stopping on at all
intermediate stations. II you are coming here
60 stay, and want to bring your household
goods, agricultural implements and livestock
with you. the rate will be $40 per car load frt IN
Kansas City Co Medicine Lodge: or " you have
not a carload, the rate will DO " cents per
hundred
For further Information write 10 or call on
&. n. HYNEs, General Freight and Passenger
Agent, Lawrence. Kans.
u. L. MODONAU0H. 1lB N. Fourth 1t. st. Louis
ED. CONAN, Room ., Union Depot. Kansas City
W. ID. HvNne, ~ \. Illinois II. Indianapolis, Ind
JAKE HALDERMAN, 13E. Main ri. Fl. Wayne Ind.
In, NcDoNAuoH, ll6 N. Fourth street. 81. Louis.
y " hAzELrON jamestown N. y.
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Ynur Fall lnif

Before ordering from some snide eastern
house, by sample, select your fall suit from the
great variety of piece goods Just received by
Byerley, Dark & Runyan, OF this city. They
have complete line OF English cassimers,
French worsteds and Fancy suitings, inciud.
Ing some very pretty patterns in English Mel.
toms They have a complete tailoring estab-
hshment and can build better clothes thaN any
eastern house where such work rs done by con-
tract and by machinery. Before buying call in
and look at their goods ard TRAININGS. Their
cutter has no equal in this country. L.