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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-24
Sealed Proposals
REMOVAL Or GARBAGE And 0FRAL,

WHEELING. y. Va. April %, 1890.
sealed proposals. addressed to the ChsI rn,nn
o. nc Committee uEon Health. will be received
at the office OF the City Clerk, until s O'Clock n.
m, on the 18th day OF April, 1880, for Inc remoyri
n .nnt1 aerosi! Of ~ the kitchen sasb,xe and oiaI
city OF Wheeling, for the twenty. Jour month";
eo oiI &C. on the 0rAt day Of May. 1870. aud
posit all garbage and ofal at the city cremstory.
or ut such other place or places. when the crema..
tory may not be In operation, Rs the Committee
upon Health may designate. Such garbage and
0!ai to be collected aud removed twice a weet
during the months Of January. February, March.
April, May, October, November and December
gna 81. tiinea a week during the months OF June,
July, August aud Septeln Der In each year ~
The contractor VIII! be required 10 give bond
IN tee penal sum o! 5000, conditioned thai lie
shall fnlly carry out and perform iii the ooiies.
lions and duties impofei by IN ordinance Of Inc
ctr o. Wheeling, entitled IAN ordinance in
amend an .e'osda!n m ordinance entitled an
10 provide for the removal OF kitchen I
garbage and DIAL and for other purposes, nasseJ
April. -. 1880, which ordinance may be keen Al
the Office OF tho City Clerk. ''s''
THOMAS F. THoSER,
apsl City Clerk.
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There was a narrow escape from n
serious accident ut a funeral down at
Boggs' Run yesterday. Three women,
a man and n small child were in Il hack
belonging TO Louis Asmus. The horses
became frightened ut n Baltimore 4
Ohio train, and in trying to get away,
turned the hack on its side and dragged
1t over m embankment. The occupants
were pretty badly mixed up. but no n
was hurt, aside from n few bruises and
scratches.
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Not Lehmnnts Assistants.

Chief OF Police Delbrugge yesterday
received n letter from the authorities at
Pittsburgh, saying that the two st,s.
pected crooks arrested there were not
the assallants OF the man Lehman. who
was robbed on the pike near S,ackyard
hollow last week. Tho goods in the
possession ofthe two young fellows there
were not OF the same character rs thoso
Loot by Lehman. The crooks were sent
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Windsor Hotel imprOvem crts.

Architect E. ". Wells has completed
the plans for the new Twelfth street ad-
dition to the Hotel Windsor. 1t will be
q six'story building OF modern style.
On the first Aoer will be a commodious
entrance and q restaurant for guests who
prefer the European plan. 1t will be
connected with the kitchen by elevators,
etc. The other five floors will have five
rooms each, with bath and closet on each
floor. The addition will be completely
and stylishly furnished, and with the
new front Just put in the Garden build
ing, just opposite, by N. G. Hamilton,
will DO much to redeem the square on
Twelfth street between Main and Water.
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WE ARE ALI SETTLED,

Como md See Us In Our New and Unnd.
some Quarters, 81 Twelfth Street.
We can show you more Bicycles, and
better bicycles, than all other dealers
combined: The VlCroR SAFETY is finer
than ever. Don't fail to see it. We are
trading in comparatively new wheels Of
other makes for the Victor. Why ia lii
Simply because the Victor is best. Don't
lose money by buying a wheel without
examining the Victor. Buy the best in
the start. 1t is the cheapest in the end.
Call and examine our stock. Over n
dozen makes Of Bicycles.
EDw. L. ROSE & Co.,
New Store, 81 Twelfth street.
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Tho Street Swctprr Much Needed.

Tho matter OF purchasing a street
sweeper has been referred to tho Board
Of Public Works with power to act, and
there is Just now asplendid opportunity
Tor that body to immortalize itself BY
acting promptly. The brick streets
throughout the city are covered with fine
sandy dust from II half inch to IN inch
and half deep, and tho scurrying winds
Of the past few days have caused it 10
penetrate every c%revice, including the
peoples closed eyes, mouths and noses,
u condition Of the streets is particu-
!nrly bad on the South Side. Several
street car conductors were forced to
give up work on account Of the %suIocat.
Ing dust.
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PLEASE note these bargains:
loi Lancaster Sheeting at lie.
lG"4 Monadrock Sheeting at l0c.
l04 Heavy White Spreads at 75c.
100 gross ball Pearl Buttons, lie q
dozen, worth 20c.
These are unprecedented bargains:
cheap as s..
Extra quality at 81 rs, cheap at s. 80.
Extra duality ut $: 10, cheap at So so.
Extra quality at 1904, cheap at 81 90.
LOOK for our remnant counter on
Friday. II. ExsnpIMrnl ~
1929 Eleventh street.
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IL you cannot SEQ md need spectaclcs
you shanlA call on usaad hare your Eyes
tested without charge. We hAye The
finest instruments and more experience
tllnn any other Optieian In the State,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re.
funded. JACOB w.. GRUBB,
Jeweler and Optician,
Cor, Twelfth and Market Street,,
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We are still selling choice Blue Prints
at 81 cents. {.
Lonsdale and ladies' choice Muslin at
I cents.
Bradford pure A[olIair at so cents.
Black, white and plain colored Silks
at 25 cents.
Our own make Wrappers 81 and 81 %.
Elegant cloth and beaded Capcs from
50 up.
Black and colored Lislc Gloves at 10
cents.
Elegant styles in combination Suit
ings and, Henriettas.
Bargains on our Kid Glove counter.
II. E%MsHEIMER,
1920 Eleventh street,
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New Store, 81 Twelfth stree


The new steamer "BarnsdalW passed
down yesterday evening for Marietta,
where NJ. Richter 4 Co. will fit her IN
with machinery. The boat belongs 10
Henry Strickler, and will run in the
Marietta.Matamoras trade. She is
named alter I. n. B~arnsdall, the pioneer
oil man Of the Eureka field. ~"
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What 1t Costs

Must be carefully considered by the
great majority Of people, in buying even
necessities Of lie. Hoods %Sarsaparilla
commends itself with special force to the
great middle classes, because it combines
positive economy with great medicinal
power. 1t is the only medicine Of which
can truly be said 100 Doses One Dol
lar" and a bottle taken according to d.
rections will average 10 last a month. 6
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The River aud tho Rants.

The river still continues to grow
beautifully less. Last night it had rot.
ten down to Q feel 10 inches. The Liz.
zie Bay was the first boat out OF port yea.
terday, leaving for Charleston at 9 n m
The Andes got out for Cincinnati at 10
a. m. with a good load Of freight. Tbe
Ben Hur LETT for Parkersburg at noon.
The G. W. Bachelor cleared for PITTS.
burgh at II a. H., much earlier than
usual. To-day there will be only thraa
boats aside from. the local packets. The
Hudson leaves ior, Cincinnati at ! II. M
the Scotia for Pittsburgh at the came
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Slight Collisions Yesterday,

Yesterday an express wagon hauled
by two mules was driven down Twelfth
street by y young man just rs the ele;-
trical car Maud passed. The mules be-
came unlnanageable and refused to turn
aside. They and the tongue Of the
wagon went crushing into the side OF
the car, breaking out two windows,
An Ohio farmer driving a heavy
wagon over the Main street bridge yes.
terday collided with Dr.. Ackertna1n's
buggy, damaging the buggy pretty
badly. ~
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Still They Come.

Another big lot Of Silks and Dress
Goods arrived yesterday. On sale to.
day:
81 90 Henrietta Cloths at CSC.
Soc Henrietta Cloths at 55c.
SOC Cashmere ut Soc.
Zoe Mohairs at iSe.
55: Mohairs at SOC.
81 90 India Silks at l5c.
75G' Surah Silks at Soc.
DOC surah Gitks at 8dc.
STONE l. THOMAS.
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q. 4. X. or OHIO.

Ono Fare to Cincinnati via tho pcnns,lva.
nin Lines.
For the annual Encampment Of tina
Department Of Ohio, Grand Army Of the
Republic, to be held in Cincinnati. April
IS to so, excursion tickets will be sold
from Bridgeport via the Pennsylvania
Lines to all applicants, at one fare for the
round trip. on april q, IS and 90, good
returning May 9, inclusive.
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A tlenBipr Seube

OF health and strength renewed and OF
ease md comfort follows the use Of
Syrup of Figs, as it acts in harmony with
nature to electually cleanse the system
when costive or bilious. For sale in 5Oc
and 81 90 bottles by ali leading druggists.
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MR.. W. D. CHALMERS, Of West Alexan.
der, has erected a large and commodious
livery stable and is prepared to accom-.
date the public. His stable comprises
eighteen horses and co%nveyances Of all
kinds. "Rockey" is 'quartered ut The
Wheeling House,
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THE Road House at Burley'a AIilla, or
the National road, four miles west O!
Bridgeport, is open for the season. The
bes: OF attention ia given to the enter
tainmento OF guests. Patronage solicited,
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We are in receipt Of all the newest
novelties in Woolens for mems wear,
cousistingof Suitings, Pantaloonings and
O~vercoatiugs, which VIC are prepared to
make up in the best style and fit at
reasonable prices. Buy the best o5 cent
fast blaak seamless half hose made, at
G. llEss & SoSs',,
1921 and l2o3 Market Streat
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Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to rec.
ord two deeds Of trust, ind issued a mar
riase license to Hiram L. baker, aged
20, Il native and resident OF Marion
county, and Gussie NJ. Cunningham,
aged %, a native Of Marion county and
resident OF Wheeling,
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TIE ladies' Of the Women's Home and
Foreign Missionary Society Of the Eng
lish Lutheran Church will give an en-.
tersainment and social at the Church
to night, April q. Admission free.
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Exceptional bargains.

Just arrived-wep place On sale to. day-
case Vigneur suiting at l4jc, value
! case Cashmere Dmbre satines at
1870, value zoe.
1850 yards All Wool sabastapol Cloth
at Acc, worth 75c.
STONE & THOMAS,
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CLUB ORDERS.

I Our facilities for shipping to families living
special department Tor filling club orders, and
the same care nud attention Is given 10 thGm ~
though the writer was dcallng with US IN person.
We ask you to give us II trial order, aud VIC are
confident 1t VIII prove 80 satisfactory as 10 gain
you lot a permanent customer.
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The Importance Of purifying tho blood can.
not DO overesttmated, for without pure blood
you cannot enjoy good health.
At this season nearly every ono need, 4
good medicine to purify, ~vltalIze, and enrich
tho blood, and We ask you to try Hoods
Peculiar s%arsaparilla. Itstrengthcn.
creates an appetite. and tones the digestion.
while u cradIcatcs disease. The pccp}I7r
combination, proportion. and preparation
OF tho vegetable remedies used give to
i tse0 ea,. s%1,s'p pama1, pse W To Itself.
other nodlclnchassuch a1ecord Of woudcrfu,
cures. II you havc made up your mind to
bpy Hoods %Sassaparilla do not be induced IN
axe any other Instead. 1t Is a Peculiar
medicine, and Is worthy your coincidence.
HOODS s%arsararilla Il sold by MI druggists,
Prepared VIZ J, HOOD s Co., Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
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WASHINGTON, April e3.-For Western
Pennsylvania, West Virginia and Ohio,
showers, clearing in Ohio; cooler, north.
westerly winds.
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Gle SuttlijoGuter.
Onicc: Nos. = nnd. >; tour,rentl. Strrel.
SO% Advertisements

Attention, Mem0rrsl o. O.. +.
Jaxon %sohp.Geo. II. Gibson 4 Bro.
Ice Cream F~reczcrs-tieo. ". JOhpsou's Sons.
Opera lOuSc-kcene and ~lleuuig,
Flonncinss AMI DFap!uS Ees-Geo. NJ. Shook
4 Go.-Fonrth Page.
Tea S%cts-ESing Ilros.
Sealed Proposals for Removal Of Garbage
Fourth Page.
Water Works Notice.
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TIE ladies ofthe Womcn's Home and
Foreign Missionary Society 81 the Eng
fish Lutheran Church will give an en-
tertainment and social at the Church
tonight, April "a. Admission free.
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LIS. COOP sellsdry goods the cheapest.


CHICAGO. April g.-cattle- Receipts 1G,oot
bend; shipments LOO head; market weak And
I0c lower: beevcj s. Ieat IS: ktockers and feeders
$. iGli 90: steers s. .Uai 60: cows, bulls and
mixed 81 iCil3 30: Texans 50 50: corn led 81 Is
noes-Eeeeipts? p 900 head market lower; mixed
: ga3 S'tI; heavy and light 81 Coat 80; skfps
- UitS 70. Sheep Receipts 1900 head: ship.
ments 1000 head: market steady to strong: nh.
lives s. ?Os6 90: western corr fed 81 SOa5 SIS: Tcx.
ans 81 IUa5 Is: lambs S. u0a6 60,
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hour and the Courier for Petersburg at
1880. The B,iiaiie was ont OF her trade
yesterday on account OF n broken cain
which 1t took all day Yesterday 10 re-
pair. She will be in her old place TO-
day. lrt HIa
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s.& rs Factory Prices. S. ct.
Lancaster Ginehams Glc, worth Sc.
kanawa Ginghams 43c, worth Gle.
Cleviots 4lc, worth &c.
Cieviots &c, worth 10c.
Dress Ginghams, Gle, worth DC.
Challies sc, worth Sc.
Zsphyr Cloths 9lc, worth 12!c.
Id Unbleached Sheeting lie, worth
Sc. .."...
lo'4 Bleached shceting l9c, worth csc,
STONE & THOMAS.
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COFFEE

Our C0tItes arc Nil roasted IN their natural
state. We ute no POISONOUS mixtures TO glaze
and cover defective gralns and add to weight.
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The above sale will continue Friday.
April 10Th. 1880, beginning at 10 O'Clock
Il. III. ]. i. SoMEnvILLE, Assignee.
.... TI'tTIf
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There will be an auction sale OF Road
Carts, Plows, Feed Cutters. Pumps, Gut
lery, Mechanics Tools, Fertilizers, Gen
eral Hardware, etc, Mt 1854 Market
street, Wheeling, W. Va, commencing
on Saturday, April 10, 1890, at 10 o'clock
a. m. In the meantime said goods will
be offered for sale at prices lower than
can be found elsewhere.
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Spices Fresh Ground Daily

Standard A Sugar, 10 lbs or....-......-..a1 90
Granulated Sugar, IL lbs or......."...... 1 90
Light Brown Sagtr, lSI lbs ios.."."...@. l 90
Best Standard Tomatoes, DC, j cans for-... csc
Table Peaches. heayy syrup, per can. :. 1Sc
Best Apricots, per can..................... GOO
Choice Canned Peas, Oh.c. 4 cans ior..... ESQ
Blackbcrrics, Oi4c, 4 caus for ....-......... 25c
String Beans, OHc, i cans ior.. ,............... csc
Canned Salmon, per Can... ..... .......... 15c
xxx Sugar Corn, &c, 6 cans or.......... 25o
Bakers Corn, . caus commandments. 25c
Mustard snrdlnes, DC, j cans ior. .............. use
OIL Sardlucs. &c, 8 cans for. ........... . csc
Choice Can Apples, 1Oc, . cans ior....... 25c
Homiuy, &c per qt., : qts. or..... 26c
Navy Beans, So per qs., w qts. for.......... 2bc
Bird Seed. 4 packages for ............. .............. csc
Corn starch, 0Ac. 4 lbs. for .................... csc
Large Lump Starch. axe. 8 lbs. tor........ 25c
Rolled Oats. &c. o lbs. or........... ....... 2Sc
Tapioca, Sc. az lbs. for............ a5c
Good Carolina Rice, &c. ~ lbs. ior....... csc
Best Head Rice, Sc, IN lbs. for. .,.......... 25c
Butter Crackers, 0Hc. 1 lbs. for. 25c
Ginger Snaps, DC per h., ; lbs ior..... 25c
New Turkish fruucs, &c, 1 lbs. for-.. .5c
Best California Prunes ...... Zoe
Five cent Bar Soap. seven bars for..... o5c
Three cent Bar Soap. ten bars ios...... 25c
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The Thermometer at Schnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday,
registered as follows:
a. m"...-....". 80 3 p. m....,..... 6j
l. M..n.u.mun .u u MISUNDERSTANDING
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1921 aud 1928 Market Street,
burlington Isouts-Homc secIers's Escur,

The Burlington Route, G., B. & @.
Railroad, will sell on Tuesdays, April
9oo9d and May Goth, Home Seekers
Excursion Tickets at Half Rates to points
in the farming regions OF the West,
Northwest and Southwest. Limit thirty
days. For folder giving details concern.
ing tickets, rates aud time Of trains, and
for descriptive land folder, call on your
ticket agent, or address P. S. Eustis,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent,
Chicago, Ill. "a
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MARTINS PERRY.
Tho ~Catpenters' Strikc-The Odd Follows

h... All sorts. t NJ
Owing TO the carpenters strike, only about one
hall Of the carpenters In Mar,ia's Ferry are at
work. All tho contractors In the city have &C.
ceeded to the demands Of the carpenters except
the Two r'atibs mills, these are governed BY the
action Of the Dnilders' Exchange, beius mem.
bcrs Of this. The effects OF the strike are already
iclt In this city. II not only effects carpenters,
but stone and brick inntons, plastetcts. iOd car.
rlcrs, etc. The carpenters and contractors are
NOT buying hny lumber from either Of the Mar.
TINS Ferry inilS mud III n number Of INSTANCES
have positively refused to work lumber b0tgh,
from these mills. a representative Of II Clevc.
land hrai was H. town yesterday Offering IL sell
70 contractors direct. Moore Bros. and Sails
hurry 4 Scwlald lave each ordered lumber from
Cleveland which VIII arrive III a ,tAy or two:
!ntibcr. Here Id. n few days. Kerr l. son md
Exley Co. zach received n raft Of lumber this
wtSk. Tbc following Doilce IN tricrencu 10 lhe
htti.e was handed 10 last evening;
"wc desire to notify tho public aud friends OF
the carpenters That the report III circulation that
We do not allowed tho planning mills 10 sell ia
whoth they please Is without foundation. Such
10 not OR never has been The case here. WG are
accused thereby OF that which We arc not guilty
laynedl %"CoMNlrrEE OF CARrEs1Els No. u.
"Adft"'s Ferry, .iprA %, 1S9Jr' .
100. r. CELEBRATION.
The Martins Ferry Odd Fellows. both tho Bel
mont Eliynna Onward Lodges, have decided 10
20 10 ,Dcllalre Oh tho Cleveland, LoraIn aud
wheeling railroad next Saturday. They will
meet ~ tho hall on l~lannrrr street ut ~: 10, also
Inc Union Coriet Band which will furnish
music. and 10 down on u special train. leaving
a. " Guy time, returning late that night. The
lafe Tor the round trip win bu 2j cents, tickets
good rs!urniiig On any .trnIn. About seventy,
nSc oIu Fellows VIII 80 down aud they Will Ge
ACCOMPANIED by many %Cltiyoby Ernp, nrc.oni
Indications Martins Ferry wifi DO welt reprc'
senicd,, All visiting Odd Fellows IRE Invited Ia
JOIN Belmont City aud Onward lodges.
ll oESlEAL NEWS Soiis. W
Arbor Day exercises Will DO held In the High
School, ,. "
Is Oh the sick list.
Mr., mud Mrs. o. O. %1taulon, OF uaruesylllc,
were iu town yesterday.
William Byrnes, OF Cameron. W, Va. visited
oId friends IN this city yesterday. II
Mrs. Samuel Bloom. OF New Cumberland 1,
WISHING her parents on Fifth street.
The t%eiaaias Of Mrs. Mary iiyc. was brouch,
, , Pittsburgh yesterday for burial ut Mt,
The ease OF John Noon VS.. tho Cleveland, To-
rain q wheeling railroad Is set Tor trial at Sc
ClaissSille to-day. ~
j.. A.. Drunimond, Of GAINESVILLE, was In q W
Yesterday. iie Will shortly take a position on
he bhfnesiille E9lsrprs:.
W.. Sheldon Is putting In four s6.lnch waite,
pres hear tho l.aughlln MILL for the Terminal
tallt9ad company, each weighing over G,CO(
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GEO. II. Gibson d Bno. are having a
largo trade on their Jaxon Soap. OF
which they received = car load yesterday,
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To-day. To-day
We offer 10 pieces strictly All Wool Car
pets Mt a0c a yard, worth Csc.
STONE & THOMAS.
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Teas, Coffees. Spices, Etc.
Atlantic Tea
CO.
Tea Importers & ColleeR o%asters.

wc have about completed our improvements
and can now claim without any exnxgcrailon
that we have tho largest aud best equipped Tea
We buy Tor cash III large quantities from nrst
hsnts IA Il guarantee that our stock Ia ALWAYS
FRESH and PRICES LOW.
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rIaE1A$.

hOlie. Out kiOcx Il large, cORpvisiny all
I'm les AMI varieties OF Old Country Teas. Ecnu.
inr Assam lrko. CApcr, CDnaou. Impcflsl Gun.
powder, liaskct Fired Japan, silver Leaf Japan.
no tho most fasIdious tastes tan le suited. Our
reputation Tor lAir aud honest dealing needs no
commcnt. 4 child cdn purchase goods At ottr
store M cheap M tho professional shopper. WE
HAVE ONE PRICE FOR ALL.
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y. S. s0MEKVILLE, Assignee.
w. II. HALLER, Auctioueer.
The St. Johns herald., 1890-12-18
Winsl0W lettings.


 We hear that Parrott challenges any man in the county at game of billiard. for 5000.
 Mir. Frank Thompson is now recover ing from an attack of fever.
 There is a general supposition that . marriage bells will chime during the holidays
 Mir. Pullar, master mechanic of Wins low, has just returned from a visit tc 1 Williams. Hereafter all stores will be closed or Sundays.
 No. 1 passenger train passed through Winslow Sunday, the 7th, with twelve coaches and two engines. Western pop ulation is increasing.
 There is a rumor abroad that Mrs Hendricks will take charge of the post office at the first of the year.
 We are glad to note that MT. Ben. Workman is slowly recovering from a serious attack of gout.
 4 grand ball will be given by the citi- zens of Winslow on Christmas night. Every one cordially invited.
 Mr. Joseph Fallas is back east visiting with sick friends.
 We are glad to see Mir. Linsey back in the shops at Winslow He is an old res ident and understands his business thor oughly.
 Mr. James Harney is slowly recover ing from a severe attack of illness, brought on by thanksgiving dinner.
 The Atlantic and Pacific Reading Room was opened tue 5th. WinsIow people may be quite proud of it, as it is one of the be. the west affords. It con- tains one billiard table, one pool table, two bath tubs, and all the latest books and papers.
 Two wrecks occurred nn the Atlantic and Pacific last week. No one injured. Cars badly smashed
 On Thursday evening, the 4th, the Winslow Gun Club gave ball, in honor of their late contest with the Flagstaff Club. The former coming out victorious
 MT. Mike Walsh is suffering badly from chilblains, caused by standing in the moon light, with his bat off So he says.
 The above reached us too late for last weeks issue. Our correspondent should mail his items in time to reach St. Johns by the mail which leaves Navajo on Monday morning.