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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-24
Ms..Sonsrie. tn Conference.

L~oUisvILLE, Oct. 23. - The Foreign
Mission Society of the Church OF Christ is
holding its fourteenth annual convention
here. are present from the
United States, Canada and England. The
society reported thirty missionary stations
in six different countries. The whole
number Of workcr IL 1.asi9. The receipts
of the year were $i1 $50. The annual adj
dress az the society WAS delivered in the
evening before a crowded house by II. %.
Breeder. of Dcs Moines, Iowa. The first
session i'm the fifteenth annual meeting of
the general missionary convention of the
church Of Christ was held this afternoon.
the receipts of the past year tai he 81. ,:19,
besides SIZE, 15s, raised by several state.
organizations. The missionaries report
church.
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GIRLS ART WORK.

YAs YsssAfnl Genius who Is Frescssng .
Larry u. loaes Hseeo.
So. Louis has another prodigy, says n
better from that city, and she may he seen
at any hour during the day dre~sed In q
Known baos~e skirt, jumper jacket, and .
litslc rSund hat. frcscoin9 the wallis OF the
Southern Hoael. Her nanse In Carrie
Meyers, and she rcsides with her father At
lOs South Fourth street. Though only Is
pears Of ARE. Carrie has, unaided, designed
and executed the frc~coinR for u large
number of tine finest rooms I'm the hotel,
and - regarded by her employer M an
able and accomplished fresco artist. She
IL very pretty N graceful. and also ex-
ccedingly shy. Under the protect.
ing presencc of her father she escorted
the reporter 20 her studio, where all-.iscd
canvasscs Of as many different SUBJECTS
graced the walls i'm charming confusion.
Luscious punches OF fruits and flowers
hung beside aud over meadow and wood
scenes, and an old fashioned water mill,
lively and dripping, contrasted with land
srapcs and portraits. all executed with ~
markablc skill. Carrie Is not only am
artist, sisc Is also a musician and has
scattered around her room a. number Of
Instruments, which sll. plays just To while
away the time. A bass-fiddle occupies one
corner and am organ another. on
the center table lay ~ flute and .piccolo
and on the organ a violin. ID plays all
of them we'll.
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LoUIsvIIEE, Oct. Ss.-News has just
hsen rs,cciSc cd Of M engagement ctwccn
the Howard and Turner factions at Har~
Ian house yesterday. James Dean of the
Howard party was killed with others, and
three of the Turner crowd were
A correspondent tcleuraphs from Pike
VILE that Wilson Howard aud one. of his
principal hcnchmcn named JcnninRs are
among the wounded. IL ~ said that How
ards injuries will prove fatal. The Tur-
ncrs have been i'm possession OF the town
for more than n week. Their leader,
John Turner, il only I. years old. How
ards forces have been ina camp a mile
from town. Forty men were in each crowd,
all equipped with inchcste and RE-
volvers. Yesterday morning Turner led
his followers in an attack OH the Howard
camp. The attacking party got I'm first
work, hat were finally driven hack tO
town. The report r.ached Pikeville at
II o'clock this morning, when the Howard
forces in Harlan had left tho camp last
night they started for the Harlan court
house, intending Ia kill everybody that
belongs tn the opposition and burn the
town.
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BONDS AND STOCKS.
Ups and Downs in Market Values ma the
New York Exchange.

New York ExchMnge.
New YORK, Oct. 2S.--The strength i'm
the stock market continued to-day, and
while trading was less active i'm the fore
noon, il increased later, when several
stocks moved up rapidly. The
however, were not so prominent, and
while the entire active list IL again higher
Tonight, the Improvement generally il
confined to fractional amounts. The inn
portant final changes are few i'm number
Union Pacific rose ~. Jersey Central and
Louisville 4 Nashville I per cent. each.
while sugar reflneries is down ~. Cow
ernmcnts were dull and steady. Petro-
leum opened at 1OOax. Soon after the
opening, reports of an increased demand
for xpOrt started the shorts covering, and
they forced the price up to 1O3E. Realizing
sales then caused n reaction ON which the
market closed steady at 1O23. Stock ex-
change: Opening, 1GOM; highest, 1USE;
lowest, 1OOL; closing, 1u2A. Sales, l96,'OO
bnrrssla-
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New YoRK, Oct. 23.-A meeting Of rep
rcsentatives of all classes of security
holders of thc Missouri, Kansas 4 Texas
road was held to-day. when Fred Il. Oh
colt, Henry Bridge, II. w. Poor, and Col
gate Hoyt wcr. appointed ~ committee tai
reorganize the property. They also APP
proved the plan of reorganization which
has already been endorsed by the cxeC,i-
tive committee of the, board of directors.
IL provides for the foreclosure of the,
mortgages on the property and the forma-
ton of u new company of which the conn
mittec will name the first board of direct
ors. The fiscal charges under the new
plan will amount to S2,O14.OOO. The pre-
ferrcd stock will amount To %$iO,OOO.OOO and
have. q per cent. preference.
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ST. LOUIS, Oct. Gems to- have
been an error in reporting the verdict in
the Bowman inquest yesterday. The YER
dict was that Bowman came To his death
from the effects of "a gun shot wound in
hictcd 10y Chambers, and that Chambers
is unlawfully and ~fclcnously responsible
for the death of Bowman.
The preliminary examination of Is. NJ.
Chambers, for the killing of Frank Bow
man, began this afternoon.
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aio, the l,..., of IN. K.nnr,.

n CITY, Oct. 23.-Judgc
aid of tlse county court assaulted James
Kelly. a Journal reporter to-day. The
Journal this morning referred i'm unconl-
plimcntary terms of one of the Judges de-
cisions and when the reported addressed
him Mcdonald flew into ~ passion and
struck the reporter twice in the face with
his fist, knocking him down. A police
officer who had Witnessed the affair ar
rested the judge and took him to the
station where he was released on his own
recognizance.
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Meeting of ou.4.k Medicine Men.

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 23.-Thc national
association of manufacturers and dealers
i'm proprietary medicines mt their annual
meeting to-day, elected X. v. Pierce OF
Buffalo, president, Among the vice pres
idcnts il e.. -. Jones Of Bloomington, Ills.
The business of the association last year
was S22,OOO,OOO of which, S1O,OOO,OOO was
spent i'm advertising.
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Convention of stn,iou A~rut..

NsA CITY, Oct. 23.-Th railroad
station agents association OF North Amer
ica met to-day in annual
Delegates are present from ~ states and
Canada and Mexico. The principal dis
Gaission will be on the question whether or
no To OrRaniz the association OH u new
plan modelled after the organization OF
abe various rnilrOad brOthcrhooLs.
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Count Okum. BADLY wounded.

~YoKAHAMA, Oct. ..-Count Okuma,
minister Of foreign affairs, upon whose
life an attempt was made n few days ago,
was more seriously. wounded than was at
first supposed. The wound which was in
the leg assumed such "a state that ainpil-
tation became necessary.
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court to-day Judge Anderson granted an
attachment against the property i'm this
state Of the Societe Industrial and Com
mercial DIES Metaux, u French corpora
company which claims 25O.OOO for nom
fuihllment of n contract by which the de-
bounds of Copper for rettminp Int tbs
plaintiffs claim they only received 1880
Mounds.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-24

SAN FRANCIsCo, Oct. SA-The stenmer
So. Paul, which arrived from Onnlaska
last night, brought down - 4 mtneru.
They report some destitsstion among the
miners along the Yukon, but say that the
recent reports of starvation there were OF.
aa1rerateA. No news had been received of
t6s. PARTY that went overland from Juneau
20 the Yukon, and Il 10 unlikely that any
hin definite will bc learned from them
until next spring.
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Tine Floor Gave Way.

MONTREAL, Oct. 23.-This afternoon as
an auction OF unclaimed Y was in
progress I'm a building i'm 81. James street,
a portion of the fioor gave way. Thirty
people were, precipitated into the cellar
beneath trunks and heavy baggage. and
n large quantity of h No one was
seriously hurt.
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Another Church Convention.

LYNN, Mass, Oct 23.-Thc general con-
vention of the Universalist church began
here to-day with n large number of dele
gates present. An application from the
California Universalists' convention for
the Fellowship of this general convention
was referred To the monitors.
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Reliable New. From STANLEY.

BERLIN, Oct. ga cable has been re-
ceivcd from Captain Wissman stating that
reliable news has been received concern
corning Emin Pasha and Henry NJ. STAN
ley, Signor Casati and six Englishinen.
They all expected tn arrive at uywapwa
during the latter part of November. Cap
tain Wissman also said he defeated the
i~nsurGents near SonlevaI and kllled 90.
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OTTAWA, Out. Oct. X8.-In respouse to
strongly worx1ed memorials from British
Columbia vcsscln,en, commissioner Of
customs has ordered that all freight sent
in hond from Canadian points through
the United States tn British Columbia
port OF tra~nshipment To destination In
British vessels or I'm the vessels of foreiQn
countries which p0ssess coasting privil-
eges I'm Canadian waters.
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Prot 70 Ksll Natalie.

ST. PETERsBUR0, Oct. 1.-The OTciai
Messenger states that . plan had been
made To wreck, near Zassy, I'm Roumania.
q train ON which ex-Queen Natalie nj Ser.
via ~recently travelled tn Belgrade. The
time announced for it's departure. Owing
To this fact the plan OF the conspirators
yas frustrated,
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E:.tim.Hs.. for Nmv., Embellishments.

WASHINGTON Diet. 2s.-Sccrctary Tracey
has concluded the work on estimates for
the naval establishments for the years
ls9O'S1. The appropriations for the
years 1ssA-'.O Were i'm round numbers,
$22,4aOyOD. This included several millions
Tor the construction Of several vessels
now under way or projected. IL IL under
stood that the estimates finally passed by
Secretary Tracey show an increase of
about three millions over those of last
year. chiefly for new work ON vessels and
improvements and additions to the navy
NnIalS.
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LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. 2s.-van Dyke
Hcyser, IL years old. injured i'm the wreck
willie railroad yesterday morning, died In
the afternoon. He met death through
bravery Ivy stopping To assist n woman.
About twenty were more or less seriously
laarf
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nss.n ssuti-r n. M, Author.

BOSTON, Oct. .S.-General Is. r. Butter
says hc proposes to write u complete his
tory Of the public affairs i'm which he has
been connected, i'm which he opposes to
do Justice to- his friends and cs-
pts.ialiy the latter.
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A..sHsr ssrshe d. Meeni.e valley.

COLCABUs, o.. Oct. X.-Between SIX
and seven hundred miners employed i'm
four mines of the Columbia and Hooking
Valley coal and iron company. i'm Hook
Ing Valley, ave struck. They are pro-
work unless their organization is reroGs
nized ny the companies, and q check-on
for mime expenses granted as before May
Arxt
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BALrIMoRE, Md, Oct. 2a.-LAs year the
oyster police force fired into and sunk
several oyster boats dredging for oysters
i'm violation Of the law. Suits for damages
were brought against the state by the
owners i'm the federal court yesterday and
a decision was rendered in favor of the
state.
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Cou.u, Levi. Given a Hearing.

Consul Levi. d;iven a Hearing. II
wAsHiNGToN. Oct. 23.-Secrctary Blaine
to-day began the hearing of the United
States consul to Morocco, Lewis, the
charge made against him by a merchant
of Fez. The inquiry will continue next
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lBtg F'io'

Big FIGURING Mill harmed
wiNoNA, Oct. 23.-The Touring mill of
l.. &. Porter burned this morning. Loss
$ltO. 900.
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Couidn't Get Away with 1t.

COu1dnf Get Away With Il.
From Life.
Nickelby: THAT Podgcrs is an awful
man." Squcers: Nickclby:
"Ees. ] am told that he can not even try
on a new shoe without putting his foot i'm
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BALTiMoRE, Oct. Xs.-The celebration
of MonsiRnor McColRan's golden Jubilee
I'm commetnoration of his nftieth anni.er-
sary Ms N priest, took place i'm st. Peters
tical celebrated mass at 6 O'Clock and at
10 :3OC Cardinal Gibbons OBLIGATED i'm pom
tifical high mass. The sermon was de-
livered by Bishop Foley Of Detroit. The
presents were many and costly.
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An Awkward Man.

An Awkward Man.
From the New York Star.
Mrs. Pancake ito tramp, swell, what
Ito you WANT" Tramp: "Hcre, mum, is
der pie I stold of yer winder yesterday.
There may bc two or three teeth stickin'
i'm il, but otherwise il ant hurt any,"
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Well Named.

From Time.
Miss Minnie Isn't Sensitive rather n
strange name for n horse, Mr.. Banklurk ?
Mr.. Banklurk: Yes, but he takes n
fence sd easily. you know.
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senator Vest Ill.
ST. LOUIS. Oct. Ex-senator Vest is re-
ported dangerously i'll at Scdalia.
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OTTAWA, Oct. 24.-Th celebrated four
year~old stallion Wilkes, owned by G. j.
MCGUIRE of New York. died yesterday OF
was valued at 5000.
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From Time.
He-What sort of cake In this, dear:
She-One,t two, three. four cake.
"And why do you call Il that""
"Why. one cup OF butter, two Guns of
sugar. three cups of flour and four eggs"
ia 1 should call IL a sstraiRht
f1ush.'"
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closinO ouotntions were:

Money Oh call. easier, from 3 to Sc;
closed offered at 10. Prime mercantile
paper at 5I.M az. Sterling exchange quiet
and weak; sixty day bills, SA.sl; demand.
S4.S5.
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CLARK w LARABIE
wv. \. CLsnk ,. II. CLARK, =. d. I-ARAHIE),
III s,

BUT E, W. T.,
DO a General Ranking business and Draw EN-
change ON all the Principal Cities Of the World.
Ruy Gold Dust, told liars. silver Bullion and
County Warrants. Collections promptly attend
ed tn. Correspondents: First National Bank,
New York: Bank Of British North America,
Montreal: Continental National Bank. Chicago;
Omaha National Bank, Omaha: Mccormick Il
Co. Salt Lake; First National Bank. san Fran
cisco.
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N~eiEhboPly sympathy.
Prom the New York Weekly.
Mrs. Gabb: ibid you hear about Mr.,
He died last night
Mrs. Gadd: swell! WE'LL I'll run riuh,
over to condo with her, and see IL 1 cam
borrow n cup of butter; I'm entirely ont. /,
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AZ the FIori.t..,

From Time.
Elderly Female: DO you keen ali kinda
of plants here?
Florist: Yes. mann.
Well. You can give me n couple OF cleo
trio light plants, I guess.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-09-12
WEDNESDAY.

NtDNESbA1.
At 10 the stations upon the track
There was large number of entries
and the show WAS a fine one. W. l..
Stafford, Barre, Frank Durkee, Pittsfield,
Stephen Hoar, Barnard. ;. W. Howard.
Royalt0n, 5. Talbot, Royalton. Henry
Wood, Barnard, c. A. Davis. Bethel, ID.
G. spaulding, Pittstield, b. +. Gage, +.
Bethel, ID. w. Bliss, Royalton, b. ).
Walker, Randolph, were exhibitors
there. 5. Talbot. ROyalton took the
special premium on year old stations
At II brood mares and sucking colts
were shown.
The exhibit was very large and excel
lent. l.. w. Bird and Dennis Hickey,
Bethel took the premiums on both mares
and sucking colts. l.. Bates, A. ID. SAN
ders 4 Son, III. III. ellison, +. Twitehell.
Milo Goss, G. +. Hubert. James +. Mar
tin, Bethel, 5. Il. Currier, Mechanicsyille,
V. NJ. Il |. +. Hubbard, II. A. Putnam,
Rochester, ;. Hoar, Barnard, y. G.. Hart
Of West Randolph, NJ. NJ. Whipple and
+. w. Clark, Royalton, made entries here.
At one p. M, the stallion race was cali |
ed: but one horse, Blackhawk Prince, |
owned by Geo w. Bradstreet, Royalton. |
appeared. lie was given heat and trot-
led in minutes. Much regret was ex-
pressed because of the failure of the 9TH /
er stations TO appear, as IL was evident /
hat Blackhawk Prince would make very /
fast time IL pressed.
Robt p, owned by Seth Winslow of
was the only one OF 3 entries /
IN race for geldings or mares. ) yrs. or
more, that appeared. lie trotted mile
IN 3 03.
In Race for Geldings or Mares, yrs.
Dr less, May Queen, owned by L. ID. Re-
gan. Barnard. won the first heat: Tenn /
pest. owned by Ed kittredge. Bethel, |
won End Dan Franklin, owned by {. +. |
Hurlbert, Bethel. won 3D.. Time 3-02. |
May Queen is three year old colt sired /
BY Ben Franklin and IS a fine colt.
In the ''Dollar Race, > for horses that |
never beat minutes, Cranston, owned |
BY f. NJ. Manly. took the first heat. 2-3I. |
volley, owned by w. l.. Stafford, Barre. |
Ind; Fannie Ballard, owned by Albert
Lincoln, Bethel, Bird.
ARIsTos.
Following this race the celebrat- /
ID horse Aristos, the great son of Dam
el Lambert, owned by Lester Fish of Ira
was shown on the track and trofted a /
lalf mile with running mate in LA IA.
Scion Newton of Barnard. the veteran
caterer was on hand with his eating
house, this being his 4lst year at that
business. He will be at Woodstock and
Fairs this year as usual and
hen retire, with an enviable reputation.
BASE BALL.
The game between the ROchesters and
/ nine from West Randolph was a loose
,ne aud at the time the train left the
former were ahead. In the second inn
ng the umpire Crow WAS struck in the
lace with pitched ball and badly injur-
ID. Henry Osgood and Jim Carrigan
iook his place.
ATTENDANCE.
The attendance was the largest for sew
raj years, and while the show in most
except horses and Floral
Hall was light, these were 50 fine that an
we're pleased. The races for tomorrow.
see program. are all filed and it viii
V the hest day of the Fair a. this Il ~.
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COMING entertainment.

The most noted little people in the
world will be at Dubois q Gays Hall
next Monday afternoon at three o'clock,
and In the evening ut eight o'clock
Mrs. Gen. Tom Thumb is 20 inches
in height, AZ years old, weighs ca lbs. I;
her husband, Count Magri, is y ~
inches high, 40 years old, and weighs GO
lbs. his brother, Baron Magri, is 2S
inches high, 81 years old and weighs 50
lbs.
The musical melange entitled, Two
strings to her bow, or Which will win
her, is replete with songs, Duets, picco-
10 solos, etc. There will be several 9TH
er interesting features, among them the
wonderful bird actors. The miniature
coach and ponies will be on exhibition
during the day. They were presented
to Mrs. Gen. Tom Thumb by Queen Vic
toria about three years ago. The coach
was made in Dublin, Ireland. The POI
MES weigh respectively 800 and $40 lbs.
The price of tickers will be, best re-
served seats, so cts, Others 35 and % cts.
and can be secured at Bass book store.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-09-12

Miss Hattie welch of Bethel is in town
for few days.
Rev. v. NJ. Hardy returns from his
vacation this week.
Misses Mabel Flint and Emma Cush.
man are visiting in Mass.
Mrs. Kendrick Kinney and her sister,
Miss Jennie Babbitt, were in town thi;
week.
Rev. Martin l.. Stimson from Shansi
China is visiting his brother, DR.. Slim
son.
| Mrs. Gen. Tom Thumb and company
will be here Monday, see particulars IN
another column.
The subject of Rev. w. w. Loves dis
course at st. Johns church next Sunday
will be ''Perfeet Peace. the Reward OF
Confident Faith.n
Miss Kate Howard and Miss Gina Sax
ton returned home Saturday night after
very enjoyable vacation spent at Richi-
bucto, New Brunswick.
Rev. w. f. Peters has taken the lower
tenement in "A Smiths house and COM
meneed housekeeping. Mr.. Smith retains
the upper tenement, in which he lives.
There were no services at the Cong'l
church last Sunday but it is expected
that Rev. V. NJ. Hardy will return from
his vacation in season for services next
Sunday.
The repairs on the school house were
so nearly completed that school began
Monday. We shall write it up next
week giving a sketch of the building and
school.
The funeral services of Charles Regi-
maid Abbott were held at the home of
his father, c. +. Abbott, last Thursday
afternoon, conducted by Rev. Mr.. Pierce
assisted by Rev. Mr.. Peters, and under
the direction of Phoenix Lodge of
Masons of this place.
ii. l.. Flint and daughters and Misses
Anna Herrick and Annie Richards left
here Tuesday night, Mr.. Flint returning
to Chicago and his daughters and Miss
Herrick going to Grand Haven, Mich. TO
attend the Akeley Institute, Miss Rich
ards accompanying them.
We don't believe in pulling patent
but if any one is suffering
from dysentery or summer complaint we
know K. @. Morton Sure Cure will re-
lieye them every time. We never knew
il TO fail and have recommended il hun
dreds OF times. II Is not a patent med
icine but something he discovered and
has used foI years.
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NEW MEAT CART.

Beginning next Tuesday morning Az
70 Adams will start a meat cart carrying
the very best meats and selling the very
choicest beef steak at 10 cents pound,
other cuts in like proportion. He will
also sell lamb and Western beef at same
prices, strictly for cash. The best corn
beef, choice pieces constantly on hand.
He has hired the basement of Wheeler's
block and will have his market there OPP
en- every evening except Sunday. This
is not for one week, but for the next
four months as the parties who are back
ing him say they propose to give the
people the best meats at the low prices
above named for four months and per-
haps longer. Don't forget the place or
that all sales are cash.
Wal Williams will work for Mr.. Ad-
ans and be at the market every week day
to attend to customers. Best pork and
chickens will be kept and sold at as low
prices proportionally as the best beef
steak.