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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-14
BENW0oD.

. A roll was broken OF the Riverside steel
plant Thursday, bat 1t was replaced imme,
diately, thereby only causing q very slight
delay TO the workmen.
An argument was held before the Mayor
and tee City Council Friday evening in re-
gard to the granting Of the right OF way for
d switch extending from the o. K. K. K.
to the site Of the Wheeling Company s
steel plant. j.. Dovener appeared for the
city aud A. Caldwell for the company. The
company appeared to have the impression
that it was not necessary tor them 10 ask
Council tor permission to cross ore OF the
streets, claiming when they obtained the
land upon which their works stand that
tue said right OF way was implied if not ex-
pressed, or some such impression they
nave. At the conclusion Of the argument
the company stated they would take the
case to court. But il is generally under
stood that Couucil will grant at the next
meeting the privilege Of using the street
The VI. 4 Sabbath school tessherS will
hold their meeting a. the residence Of asj.
Dare next Wednesday evening.
The Southern congregation hold their
bazaar and festival this week, beginning
Friday. Great preparations are making
sad i undoubtedly will be vastly sue
cesstul.
The many friends OF Mr.. Chew. Of Bell,
Vile, Ind are grie7ed to hear Of his serl-
Gus illness.
Mrs W. Morgan is the guest OF tricnds
10 MO%rristown, U.
NJ. and Mrs Dob6ins leiC Wednesday
fos their home in Milwaukee, Mich
Mrs Banks and son, Of New York, n. y,
we're guests at the residence OF L. Boxers,
Esq a part OF last week.
The pulpit Of the NJ. L Chusch will be
filed by a visiting clergyman this Sab
BATH evening.
Master Ernie Mcmahon is gutsring tom
an attack Of fever.
The mud is fathoms deep and 's un-
parelleled in the memory Of the Oldest in
na1itsnt. As en- Illustration, We cite the
following occurrence which took place
Friday. Two school misses on their way
home from school Friday at noon came TO
yrisf 10 the following manner They each
wore gum boots and accordingly were not
so extremely particular to secure
footing nice" free from mud,
md while busy chatting they
plunged into q lakelet of it aud were I'M
sbla to e~xtricate their pedal e~xtremities,
bu; o will and q way, etc, they endeavored
to aork their boots lose aud each stimuli.
ta~reously gave a desperate tug and landed
on, OF their boots into the mud. The
mademoiselles were picked up and carried
safely over, aud the boots which were
brayely standing il out, were pried lose and
restored to their chsgrined owners.
4 revival is being conducted at the
Church of God. a short distance below
mere.
Misses Minnie Uy,r and Ada Sloan are
contestants for o set OF jswelry for the ben
eft Of the Lutheran fair.
Mr.. Dobbins, the engine builder OF
the Wheeling Company's steel plant, hsy-
iug completed his work here, went TO his
home in Michigan. &c will return here
when that works starts up.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-14

other plaSes." Other farmers confirm m
above statements. Mr.. William ham
mond says that be started into the Wihtel
with over 600 sheep, and has not loss q
vet. In response to the question as 10 'ht
benefits derived from local wool growers
associations, an intelligent and progressive
sheep raiser said, the p ipcipsl topic chs
cussed ct those meetings Is Iarlfi' sau
thew usually end with q resolution TO sup
mort no candidate for Congress but q pro
nouuced protective tariff man; and sald
he, no Republican will vote for anything
but a Republican, and sometimes Demo
Gratis are trapped into voting for q Repuoh-
can for Congress.
B. E. Williams is still very i'll at his res
idence on Charles street.
Miss Mary Thompson. Of Camordge'
O., is visiting at the residence OF Mr.. Jonn
Dorman.
The Riverside glass house started up a
new furnace this week for the manufacture
of white ware. q,
The Lane Brothers gave q skating and
bicycle entertainment at Halls rink on
last Wednesday and Thursday evenings.
Candidates for the city Offices q e loook-
ing up their chances for election next
month at which license and sntilicense
will have another tussle.
A Mother Goose entertainment will be
given by the children of the NJ. E Church,
at Barth's Hall on Saturday evening next,
for the benefit ofthat church.
Hon. Lynn Rodgers, Of Bethany, was IN
town today. =.
A good quality of oil collects in the drip
boxes attached to the gas pipes, and 1t is
thought that gas will yet be found 10 pay
ing quantities near Wellsburg.
The rate at which the river is rising 10
creating some unessinesS in the lower por-
tons Of town.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-14
TRADE NOTES.

Z Inr .iyu Pottery Company Of Trenton,
N . are rushed tyr Oriers.
Th- pressed Il ,s,R ware trsdeis better Just
noy han TOR lazy years past.
At,rs a Co. og Pit.sburg, have 81
tksse u larsc furnaces in full blast at pres
G'
To. n.w gl~s, i~m a. S~edesbnrc, n
J, l. Glca.-g' h~,r bp"le factory full time.
W'ui0s 2lAs, /, dull at p,esent, as is
Hl1' a. IBIS syss3a Of tina yssr.
T. yce.c,ipri9, factories in Pitts5urg
81 dis. "a tar rrlae, though prospects
are 10 a, bright a. usual g. this season OF
o. y-ar.
Il- nights o. labor OF Homer, n. !,
NJ ona'..g - Cooperative factory for
b. wagounakers woo we're recently dis
chsrg 4 D. e,.,e they refused 70 leave the
knilhta
ArH7'4 rsprg-tnh;cal Uniou, No 48,
and Dis'r.c' Assembly No los have issued
. circu'a- svo'a-;u- the ;Ecaslc h"'~o"~
the u.,on print r., aud the propsie:cEs o.
BE ArlGf> C~a.sr.mriou dsilg and weekly.
Al gaGarsl 3 yco't against the paper and
te Hfrer'jssss has been declared aud Of
% labor Ia the extended territory in
nc the C3rsI.u.i)n circulates will soon
make i'selt fe't.
Ia Baltimore u piano manufactures or
dered MA VorSueu to accept an offensive
oreman or emit work. The workmen, &C
1npanlsd by . band Of music, marched
= the factory aud carried out their tools
nd benches.
Lss. sunday the Bosom workingmen
celd a grand mass meeting to sgitste for
sgat hours. The girls ard % are
P'n'ng heartily in toe movement.
n International Union has already
le'a ;! 900 70 tho striking cigsrmskers.
Ahres indignation meetings were held last
TUESDAY hight.
HE Illinois STATE Assembly OF its recent
seS'loa paced a resolution advising its
SeWo-Fs = nc: 7Ots for any prescribed
4as' II Any political office The speakers
Hlu: 10 substance: What is the use Of de,
eArriag layers IRON cur order and still
pn.'Ce 10 put them in powerY' The
F7o'''tnu "'I d adopted By other Stats
e@sssCnAe7 aud ulims,ely it will be at
fm2,eo 70 Ol' the resolution into practice
tar as possible.
Jury assemblies we're represented 81
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-14
CHARITYAT CIkRKsBURG.
Liberal Charity Bestowed OF Suffering
Humanity-Charity Never Faileth.

Gp'Cll+ 70 tNr NNVVuV hfVtAlT.
CLAREsBURG, w. Va, February ID
Charity sufereth long and is Kind; chart
ty envieth not; charity ,,vsuuteth not itself;
is not pulled up
Never, perhaps, before in the history of
Harrison county, has the truth aud terse
ness of this sentiment been more thorough.
IL illustrated than in the past ten days.
The skating rink entertainment; the
supper given by the Ancient Order of Hi
oernians aud the grand musical concert,
all contributed largely to the benefit Of
the Newburg sufferers.
Many had forgotten OF the destitutioa 10
our own vicinity, the need Of aid and
sympathy. aud thst charity commences at
home. Truly oGr poor nov in Clsrks.
burg a. say. Charity, beareth all things,
hopeth oil things endureth al things in
fact charity never faileth." As usual the
suggestion to do something for our own
poor was objected to 10y c few who knew
that the funds would not be used in the
purchase Of goodyst their store, or perhaps
under the control OF their particular church
or society. 1t wss predicted that no good
could result from it bscsuse the world had
assumed to DO chsrity-spirituslity-
and the kind words OF good people do lit
tie good when the hearers are in need o!
the very necessaIies Of life. 1t is well to
to remember that charity DOH not behave
itself unseemly, seeketh no: her OVID, ia no;
easily provoked, tbinketh 40 evil" Not
withstaudiug sl this several OF our philsn.
thropic citizens, who cared not for censurt
or criticism, aud having the interests o
suffering humanity ct hesrt, headed 6
subscription list with these worda 1T j!
known that there are many families in on
midst in destitute circumstances, that car
only be reached by private charity, and
this appeal is made 10 raise means to re
lieve their pressing necessities. 1t is pro
posed to pay over 10 D. C. Lee whatever i
collected to be used by him in relieving III
wants Of the needy in such manner as hi
Judgment dictates"
A handsome sun was thus realized. I
which was added the proceeds r~esultin
from q repetition of the excellent pre-
grsmue rendered By the grand musica
concert composed Of CIarksburg taleni
The poor tonight are happy, at lesst ten
p~orsrily 90, and our citizens have don
everything to provide for the destitute,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-14
II is TO Your Interest

10 bear In mind that one Ben,on's Capcine PlsS-
tr is worth a dozen Of any other plaster. Ben
sons p~lastsrs are a genuine 4 eticintl article, en-
dcrsed aud used by the Te.ical profession from
Maine 10 California. they cure In a few hours
siimgnts which no Others will even relieve. Cheap
and worthless limitations are sold by d-alers who
care more .or large p'ohts Oh trash than Ihey 90
for The ,yee,s o! an spprOving conscience Re~are
o! them, and of the 'Capucin, - "Capsicin, W Gap
siGire G" ard "Cal sicUm" plas crs winch they sell to
the uuRary. These names ave nothing but mis-
leading variations OH The nlme "Iarcine. Hote
the difference, 60 to reputable druggists, end you
will not b. deceived. lhe genuine Benscns has
the 'Ihrea Seas" TRADEMARKS aud ths word Gap
cine mt in the centre
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-14
LABOR.
Ths Latest Industrial lntellI-
genCe
.soIH AT HOME AND ABROAD.
Mat Sordngmen are Saying and Doing
Movements Of Manufacturers
and the State Of the
Markets,

Though the discussions in the trade as
soeia6ons are often characterized By i'm
practicable and ~extravagant views, still
there is q leayeu Of truth working its way
through them with greater and greater
prominence as the years go by. This is
swing labor a dignity and position in 30
ciety which it has not hitherto enjoyed. 1t
is freeing it from suOservience on n hand
and from being the tool Of lemsgogues on
the other. Let the thinking aud talking
20 on. It is in the line OF the intelligence
which furnishes the stable foundation for
democracy.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-14
LET THEN GO BAREFOOT.
An Eminent Authority Declares Children
should not Wear Boots and Shoes.
IL Ir.-.-

"G LAN.''
No one thinks q child ought to be pro-
tected from the weather go far ss It's hands
are concerned.
On the contrary, it is recognized that the
o extremities should be kept warm bY
exercise and hsbitusl exposure Precisely
the same view holds good with regard TO
the lower extremities. Contact with bodies
that abstract heat even more than the earth
abstracts it is an almost constant condition
of child lite. In Short 1t Is entirely IN &C.
ference fashion aud the usases OF society
lat children wear foot coverings.
There ia much to be said IN favor OF 3
mors natural practice. The foot IS an
organ Of wondrous conplexity, regarded
"a 3 bony and muscular apparatus. l;l5,
moreover, provided with nerves and blood
vessels of especial intricscy. The sottest
ard most flexible shoe to a very great ex-
tent. and q boot almost entirely, reduces
his organ to the character CT u Jo'nted
block with little Reinforcement Obviously
this reduction must de,ract not only from
the efficiency OF the foot, but OF the organ
lam "a a whole. If the blood vessels Of tue
foot q leg sEe luhJ uo'e4CV,c' I
can only be when the foot Il hsoltaaiiy eA'
posed, the quantity Of blood which the
lower extreni6es can be made TO receive
and. if need be, attract for q time, Is very
considerable.
We car only say hat children who are
allowed 10 20 barefooted enjoy almost per
feet immunity from the danger Of cold
nv accidental chilling Of the test, and they
are altogether healthier and happier thar
those who. in obedience to the usages o.
social life, have their lower extremitie'
permanently invaded, aud, 50 to say
carefull swsthed and put away in rigic
csses. As regards the poorer classes o
children, there can be TO sort of doubt IL
the mind Of anyone that it is incompsrsbl'
better that they should go bsrefooted thai
wear boots that let in the wet aud stock
liprs thst are nearly always damp and foul
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-14
MILL

LA McClym4ui, bos4 ro.l-r at the Hart
nsa s,rsl WORKS, Beaver Falls, Pa, died
kom iriurie3 received vt the rolls several
days sg0
II David Morgan, Tor = number OF years
nj MANAGER st S~h9u0srger 4 Co large
no. mills. IN Pl,tsburg, lsf, there on the
Il, met. to take q ike position at the Sligo
Fe.lng mills.
The rolling department of the Jefferson
no works al S~;eu5euvilla. Ohio, has start
ed uD With between thirty and forty men
Al wora. for the purpose OF working up 8
a. aa,,y OF pig iron remaining in stock.
Il is stated on good authority that the
rolt.ny m.,ls which we're TO be erected at
N, + rlsant. p, will not be built there,
bpt fskau u Bridgap)rr, one mile south.
To cause j. scssc ~ oi wafer a. the for.
me- place. Frick i Co having decided to
r.. a reservoir at Bridgeport.
The Garden Ciry Loo and Steel works,
ca rs-o, III has been Incorporated for the
pC5oase Of rolling and manufacturing iron
All s'eal rails and merchant bar, plates,
40 80 -4's. aud kinds Of work pertaining
d railroads rolling mill aud machine shop,
10 ,0iry and forging business.
l5sepa G. Beale. Of the West Penn steel
co. ~Lsschoa-g, Pa, formerly in the
a. i-oa works kuoEl as Kirkpatrick,
B. "a Co.. zen, to Boston recently for
u Dlr9rse Of Purchasing the sheet iron
- which uerntead5 70 remove to Leech-
b. and r. a5ac, IN connection with his
a p hearth s,ea. plant.
~ report Tia rhe iron industry at
Crat,auo7gs. Tenn - q, a standsill is in
oc.ra,t. Ever, ryliGg mill in the city is
No. nign' and dag. Ths furnaces have
%. s~.t'o-jr s.o-k and have sold ahead of
h. .aD'. ~. the three largest iron plants
beul ioIpl-d Arrangements are being
n Z. % .r,,r mo Roa0e Iron Company AS
aE--.emer 7'--l mil 10 employ 500 hands
IT, wa'.' ,n.ur-rs say they are more &C
g. ,c- ,-e1 han for three years.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-14
Nunnr. Union.

Wm N. Lemon, of Wheeling, West Va
.ri,ey We have a list OF forty promi
nent miners in this locality and desire in,
formation az TO how to proceed in forming
a union under the National Federation OF
Miners and Nine Lsbors. Please forward
bylaws, constitution, etc and any other
information you think We need. We have
complied with the request and are await
iug further orders-Lsbor Tribune.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-14

NorE.-Mr. Nye wrote us 4 very pretty note
With the above, saying he was going 10 send his Oh
saryatiOns on FOretatheTS day by an Indian who
was romtug over the Rocky mountains on snow
shoes, and who ,aid be would deliver it on the East
eru slope inside OF 4 week. As the letter did not
come 10 hand until alter New Ie1r's, il Is presum.
cd that there was 4 big thaw soon after he lett, fore
inc him 10 walk along the ties OF the Pacific rail-
road. Though Forefather's day is gone, another
one is coming. and the message TO the toreiathers is
slways goOd.-ED. GLOBE.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-14
WELLSBURG.
An intelligencer Query Answered-Notes
Personal News.
S,sctd! 10 TIE Sunday Register.

WELLsBURG, February l3.-An inhuen-
tial citizen and prosperous farmer of this
county said TO your correspondent today:
81 saw a query in the Intelligence q few
dsvs 400 TO this effect: Are Brooke county
farmers falling behindY Now, that is not
the tscs; on the contrary, we are better of
than we were q year ago. We are not
buyins Chicago corn this year and our
stock of all kinds are in very
GOOD condition. We have plenty
Of hsy and other kinds Of feed and will
have to sell. Brooke county farmers will
at least compare fsvorably with those Of
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-14
OHIO RIVER Rail ROAD.

TUNE TABLE,, OORRECTED 10 DEC. Is. lsss,
Trains leave Panhandle station. foot OF Ks,.
snth street, near public landing, - follow Gen.
trAl Standard TIric Witch 10 mir rt.s slosei
than whNsi,nF time
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-14
MARRIED..

TODD-CLARE-At Cambridge, Ohio, February
II, 1856, By Rev. |. y. DoDa'dton, JAMES NJ. ToDD,
of Pi,gsburc, Pa, CormCrly OF WEeehng), and
Misc LILLE B. CLAM, Of Cambridge, Ohio.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-14
BILL NYE.
Not Much of a FOrefather hlInseif
But Full Of ideas.

About FOrefathers Oay---His Sorrow at
Missing a Boston Dinner Tempered by
the Joys ola Land Where Women
Yote---AdviCe to Young
Men Intending to Be-
come Fore
fathers.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-14

rN~nnsor t-Sns daily including SUNDAY. AS,oss
uoiktion trains run daily eIorpi Sunday.
". ROBINSON,
Genera! FrcIght and Passenger Agent.
80 TOMLIN y
Ticket Agent, Wheeling, W. Va.
PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY,
(0rgRATIss)
CLEVELAND A PTTTSBURa n. 4.
CONDENSED timetable OF passenger trains ooru~L
cd 10 N~OYEMBkE ~, ~lSsS-Centnl Standard
Time.
kAgr AID NoEIH TO rrrraHI sa AEp cLsYELArn
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-14
RARE CHANCE.

ITO SELL FOR Cash OR TRADE FOR CITY
u real estate, a iobbing stock OF Cigars, amount.
log 10 COCO or 81 900, carefully purchAied In large
lots for refill taade from the representative man
ufacturers of this country. The holders Of cigars
have changed their bu,ineis.
Address, M. p care this once.
fahliedz
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The Following Certificates viii Ex-
plain Themselves.

WHEELING. ". VA April IS, 1855.
MEssRs. y. II. LANCE & Co.
GeafLemsH II have tried three bottles OF youi
Bakers Magic Relief, which have cured me CON-
pletely OF q sprain Of my wrist received thirty Tean
ago. Not the slightest trace Of swelling or pain 10
mained. Respectfully, ms {. :. fDosEScE
No. e Twentieth Street
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-02
AUSTIN.
Gov, Ireland Appoints More Delegates
10 the National Farmers
Convention.
Statistical Matters--A Mans Throat Cut
a Prominent physioinu Hat an
ApOplcotio ATTACK,
special to the Gazette.

Special 10 the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX, May l.--Goy. Ireland
to-day made the following additional APP
polntments of delegates TO the Farmers
National congress, which opens in st.
Paul. Mimi, on the 18th Of August next
Mr. Jacob l.. Ellison of Caldwell county
and Mr.. w G. Isaacs of Milan county.
The department. OF state collected S2845
In April and the land Office took in S424l
during The same month.
Comptroller Swain to-day forwarded
the following instructions to assessors :
Where personal property such as horses
and cattle range In more than one county,
the owner living near the county line, he
shall render TO the assessor OF the county
IN which he resides the entire number
owned, but In case he have q separate
ranch in another county, he shall render
this on separate Inventory to be for
warded TO this office, and the same will
be sent TO the assessor OF the county in
which said ranch is situated.
The report Of Financial Agent Rrahan
for the month OF March was approved to-
day by the penltentiary board and filed
with the comptroller.
1t shows cash on hand, March |, S12,-
Uo5 p0i receipts az huntsville, S36, ls9 SO I;
receipts AT Rusk, Sl526; total, SAB, 779 "a
Discussed, at Huntsville, $2S, 527 ,54;
at Rusk, S7292 SO; for iron Industries,
S8il0 81; cash ON hand, 81, 549 %.
The cast-iron work being done at the
Rusk penitentlary for the new capitol liz
turning out fine and Is eminrntly salts
factory. Members OF the board present
to-day were Walter Tips, G.. Grow and
@. G. Dibrell, all OF Austin
This afternoon difficulty occurred be-
tween ex Policeman Dave Mllugn and
Lige Langford at a saloon in Pecan
street Langford's throat was cut from
ear TO ear, but the kuife missed an artery
and Langtord may recover. An old feud
was the cause.
DIR Ltndner, a prominent druggist, was
attacked with apopleXy this morning,
giving rise to tho rumor Of narcotic
poisoning, He 10 not expected to live
tonight.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-02

trariieh who have relatives OF friends visit.
lns them win confer favor on Thr 0AxErrK
by giving IL o memOfAniAm Of Tho lArt-oil
10 IL reporters In perspn OF through the me
einm Of postal card directed 20 the city
coltorl
Mr.. G. Garrettson, well-known safe
man, was IN the city yesterday.
W. B King and hts corps OF assistants
came IN from Blue Mound yesterday.
Judge J. A Carroll OF Denton was In
the city yesterday on his way home from
Galveston.
G w. Parsons Of Graud Prairie, Dallas
county, breeder OF shorthorn cattle, Was
in town yesterday.
Miss Lena Siayben Of Waco Is visiting
the family Of Mr. w G.. Turner and will
remain Ia the city several days.
DIR. j. NJ Borders OF Sabine county Is
10 The city prospecting, and visiting Mr.
M. McNamara, East Railroad avenue.
Mr.. II. l.. Long Of Moraan was 10 ths
city yesterday and was SO favoTably Inn
pressed with the outlook that no made
some Investments IN Fort Worth realty
Dr. Emory Nixon will leave Monday
morning Tor San Antonio 70 attend the
mcatlng Of the Texas Homeopathic Med
ickl association which couyones on tho
ath Of May 10 that city.
Mrs. pF. HoHsrd leaves this moEniAg
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-02
THE CITY.
ON run STREET

DR.. Emory ", Nixon has removed his
office to the postolilce building.
There was II grand boom in trade yes.
terday and our people were happy
At & o'clock p. m, on Monday the
children will enjoy grand May-pole
dance. Tickets for the occasion are be.
ing sold at twenty-five cents.
The pharmaceutists meet Ia For,
Worth next year, and some OF the leaders
IN the science here are already taking the
necessary long-ahead steps TO entertain
their people.
The friends In this city OF Hon. l.. w
Cooper OF Crockett, Tex, will be pleased
TO learn that after a confinement to hts
residence OF several months with neural
gia, he Is again able to be in his carriage
Judge Cooper Is a brother of l.. N. anc
Alderman DR. Cooper, and great friend
to Fort Worth In ell her hopes and aspir
ations.
Harvey Burton, the little twelre.year-
old son OF the keeper OF the danger. gate
at the Union depot, collided yesterday
with lady while running full TN
down the Texas 4 Pacific track with
bis head turned backward The lady,
whose avoirdupois approxlmated 200, was
somewhat surprised. Master Harvey
picked himself mp some eight or ten feet
distant.
Previous years fruit juices We're scarce
In the city, Last season the well-known
druggist, ~, IA. Wells, at 500 Houston
street, introduced this idea, aud the eu.
perior quality OF his soda,wsler became
so extensively known that L drew him u
very large trade. lie Is stlll doing bust
ness at the old stand, and has added some
new syrups and improved on others, the
qnali;y OF which cannot be surpassed. II
you want glass Of iee.cold soda-waier,
representing the time odor q their re-.
spective syrups, call at Wells mammoth
sodaiountain on Houston, between
Fourth and Fifth streets.