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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-02-24
SATURDAY, MARCH 90 A D. 1soo,

WhtCh lke lUtu tls VI DcCEuiutE, a. u, 10y, Rnu
recorded IN the Office OF the Clerk OF tho County
Court oisOAi0 county, West Virginia, in Deed
Of Trust Book No. %. folio l07. l will oiler for
sAlc Oh |. Igg. =
SATURDAY, MARCH :2e..A. D. 1890.
commencing Mt 10 O'Clock n. H., at the front
door of the Court House OF io.coulity, tho fol.
lowing described property. to.Wlt: One leather
trimmed with blue cloth; one, leather top phac.
ton. made by Donaldson, Lewis & Co., Trimmed
with green cloth; one leather top phso.
ton, mItc by bavtd Kull, Jr., & Co, trimmed
known as Lange's old one, trimmed III brown
cloth; one canopy topped ,phaeton. trimmed In
green cloth; one side bar top buggy, trimmed iu
blue Cloth: one tw0.seated cutundar cauopy
top ,suiry, Donuldson, Lewis 4 Co. make, trim.
utn with green cloth; one two-seatet! cntundcr
Que Berlin coach. trimmed In green cloth; one
landau, trimmed in brown CLOTH one close hack.
TRAINED In green cloth; one cdnopy top iaudau,
trimmed In leather; one threc-icat swell sleigh,
"ohorsc; ono swell cutter. one horse; one
uaaes John aud Tommy: two black horses
nantes John and Kate; two bay horses, names
Billy and Tom; one bay horse, name George
PAGER; one sot1e!. no namc; two yellow ponies,
eoth mares: one spotted horse, name Dan; two
bay horses at Bethany, III pasture, (Lange's old
Sosih Two sets Of hack harness: pinc sets Of
single harness: two saddles aud brides: lot Of
roles, whips. etc. stable fixtures, two road
carts aud all personal property OF the parties Of
!he mt part IN and on the premises now used
BY ta!d John Dumas as 4 livery stnble, No. ii
Fourteenth street, Wheeling, Wcst Va.
sa.d property. or so much thereof as shall DO
necessary to pay certain note OF The said John
pauihs. payable 10 D0naldson, Lewis & Co, for
the sum OF $50 q. with interest from December
J, lsS9 Gud the further sum OF 5000, which may
now be duo OR hereafter become due F. a.,
LANCE, from the said John and Catharne Dumas
under the terms OF certain lease dated March
TEENS or SALE.-Cash In hand on tho day OF
sac Tor nj! sums not exceeding 500. and all
purchases exceeding that sum. one.hali cash,
anu. residue on n credit o! three months pur.
chase, giving note with approved security with
interest from day OF sale. 80 = {, ="
feD H1R DOVENEp Trnstan
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DIllLplNG LOrH.

lot 87xyleJ. South Pcnn, west side, choice
lDt N1iso, North Huron. old Fair grounds,
so. , - :, v..r
rwenty.Scyenth streets. 81, SO:
IStnor,hwest corner South York and Virginia
sire, Aat0. 500,
lot GO1lOD, Fifteenth street, s24p0.
Lots on Eric street, old Fa!r grounds, Soxl2o,
lots In Zano's Orchard, from 800 up, accord.
!pe to location.
school house, st,75e.
lot li9xiO. SOnth Penn street, St,2j1.
i0tnosth side Fourteenth street, eau build on
any part OF It, s!ze CGosl2o, 500,
Farms. large and small. Great bargains In
IVES, Virginia wild lands. ulUg.
Good stocks always on hand for sale. VA
@. O. SMITH.
tall 1910 MAIN STREET
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The sales at Boston for the week are
reported at 100000 pounds, as against
2,S2l 900 pounds last week.
At Philadelphia the market has con-
tinued dull and generally weak, although
there has been no quotable change in
values. Business has been limited to
small lines to satisfy the immediate
wants OF manufacturers, aud buyers have
shown no disposition to anticipate re-
quirements even at moderate conces-
gioue.
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And soon, very soon, Miss Iarklns was better.
The G. NJ. D. which she took was Dr..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, the
great remedy for bronchial, throat and
lang diseases, sick headache, scrofula,
dyspepsia, and all diseases that have
origin in impure blood aud disordered
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-02-24

The young man who made his thumb
sore turning over new leaves is back in
his last years habits again.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-02-24

TIE cleansing, antiseptic and healing
qualities OF Dr.. sage's Catarrh Remedy
are uncqualed. $50
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Wool AND METAL MARKETS.
Tho Condition OF Each NJ Shown by Trad.
E. streets Aeyiew.

DIuufHtt 20 .
The general condition Of the iron
markets throughout tho country shows
no decided improvement. The rapid
expansion Of producing capacity nc.
counts for the conservatism shown in
the placing OF orders by large buyers.
The pig Iron production throughout the
country remains ut about $4,000 tons
per week. and active preparations are
being made In seven or eight States to
still further increase the output. Quite
number Of furnaces arc being repaired
and improved 80 as To DO better service.
Tho rolling mills OF all kinds ate kept
busily engaged on current work. In.
Quiries for spring and summer supplies
arc fair, but not Of sufficient magnitude
to raise worry brilliant anticipations Of n
rise In prices. Steel rails are under fair
Inquiry, but there Is no great rush Of
demand. Steel blllets and blooms,
splegeleiscn, ferro.manganess and Bes.
semer pig have oil weakened slightly.
The general iron trade conditions arc
still satisfactory, and prices may very
suddenly take an upward direction
should the rank and file Of buyers con.
clude to extend their engagements to
cover spring and summer wants.
The copper market still continues dull,
there being very little II any change to
note. III
WOOL TRADE.
The wool market continues dull and
irregular. Prices Hs somewhat weaker
on some Of the lower grades, and the
general tone Of tho market Is unsatisiac.
tory. There have been some worsted
manufacturers in the market during the
week, and some large purchases Of Aus
tralian wool has been made. Ohio and
Michigan woods are holding their strong
position In the market, and some choice
lines Of the former are being held at Ale.
Texas and territories have been in better
demand, but tho market is quiet and I'm.
interesting. Carpet woods are dull and
in values.
Clothing wool at tho London wool
sales was very slow, but the demand for
New South Wales combing merinos re-
NAMED brisk at former quotations.
Some few lots Of cross breds were in
eager request at firm prices. Taken as a
whole the grades offered were OF only
medium quality, and competition was |
brisk In the wool especially suited for the |
American market alone. Prices obtain. |
I'd for New South Wales secured ranged |
from 10d. ais. SID. The last cable an
1ouncesa better market for Cape Of Good
Hope and Natal woods. II
At Boston current quotations are as
ollows, in comparison with last year
md the year before:
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5KSY1
1A.NuERi OF THE rON1UE,

0ANohnN Vk' If16 tION9kEs y
y For three or four years I had m eating soEu
on my tongue that madc considerable hole In
It. became alarmed at is p'osress, and went
TO Atlanta for treatment The result was that
J. commenced tho use OF swiis's Specific, md
The sore was Soon gone, without trnce Of 1t le0.
Thomastoa, Ga, Mar. II, 49, \, Lgwa
. Treatise on Cancor mailed frea, e !
kHlr1 SFpcIrlc Co.. Drawer Atlanta, @,
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Medical,
FIGS OF CALIFORNIA


FIGS OF CALIFORNIA.
Combined with the medicinal
virtues Of plants known to be
most beneficial to the human
system, forming an agreeable
and effective laxative to perma.
ncntly cure Habitua! consti.
patton, and the many ills de.
pending on a weak or inactive
condition Of the m n
KIDNEYS, LIVER AND BOWELS.
hhthdmost excellent ,euedy iuown,o
CLEANSE THE SYSTEM EFFEc7vALLy
When oncis Bilious or con..ipa.ed
y.a Y ~ 80 THAT .H.I
PURE BLOOD, REFRE9HlRo SLEEP,
- HEALTH and aTRENorH
NATURALLY FOLLOW.
Every one is using it and all are
delighted with it.
ASK YOUR DRUGGIST ron
SYRUP OF FIGS
ri MANUFACTURED ONLY nY
CALlF0RNIAFIG SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
LOUISVILLE. Ky. 3fs NEW YORK, NJ T.
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QEOnREWARD-WEW WILL
|UOOO; pay the above reward for any
ache, Indigestion, Constipation OF Cosiivcncsa
| wo cannot euro with West's Vegetable Liver
pills, when tho directions Gro strictly complied
with. They arc purely Vegetable and meyer fail
boxes, containing 50 Pills. IS cents, : Reware 81
countericis aud limitations. Tho genuine man.
ufantured only by John c. West 4 Co., Sold by
McLAlN BROTHERS, cor. Market and Twelfth
streets, Wheeling, ", vs., - sc2tMwykw
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FOR SALE.

lot tSxi2} feet, with house. No. 20 Zane street,
10 looms. Modern Improvements.
House and lot northeast corner OF North
Huron and Scw Jersey streets. s. 5OC. :
Is shares wheeling and leim0ut Bridge Stock,
RiNEHART g. TATuM,
Real Estate, Stocks & Fire INSURANCE,
icl7 ll6s MARKET STREET,
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Miss LAnRlSs was bilious anl feeble and sick,
And II seemed as II nothing would ever relieve
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FOR RENT.

s.l fIR MONTH.
No. h0Rane strcet, ~ ro0ns""..........,....SE %
No. Il New Jersey street, tootIts.......-. Is %
No. Il South Penn street, rooms............ ~ %
No. 10 Coal street, 8 %
No. 81 Cod street, y 8 co
No. l0ao Eor street. u 90
No. ?ll9 Main st., rooms and store ROOM. d %
Residence al Film Grove, toolns............. Is 90
Resilrnce a. Elm Grove, 10 rooms............ 20 IS
Residence Al Leatlierwood. 0 rooms......... 10 60
no. al63 Main St.. 3roomB and At0re.room.. IL 90
No. 2l65 Main street, rooms, I'd tlonr.,.... II 80
No. .l6l GRla street, I rooms: Sd l96r,.".. y 90
House Of rooinn on South Elm st., Island u 30
No. il9 Thirtyth!ri street, rooms 8 90
no. III Thirty.thlrd street. b rooms s 90
No. 1900 Market street. 3 rooms OF 81 Aoof. r, q
No. 1911 Market st., Office rooms on ID floor.
Store room, lsx5o feet on Washington street,
Martins Ferry. 10 %
No. BIO MCC0lIOCh street, 10 r0Ons ........ 3 co
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OF tho great q. N. D. she bought supply,
And objections for taking pursued to The letter
Twas the best thing on earth she eotid p0sstbij
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Central Standard Time.
BGnnSulVdnidl lines

Trains via the Cleveland & pittsburgh Rail.
road leave Bridgeport for Pittsburgh, Chicago
q. m. For Chicago and Cleveland, liz D, m.
For Pittsburgh and New York, ia p. N. Fer
Steubenvifte, 8:35 a. m. 80 -.
Trains arrive at Bridgeport at 1853 a. M, 1912,
a. m; 1928 p. M, 1857 ?. NJ, and 1852 p. m.
p. ~; from East Liverpool, 1l:l2 p. m.
FROM WHEELING STATION.
Trains via tho pittsbursh. Cincinnati & st,
Louis MISUNDERSTANDING Route-tcavcWhee
Ing for steuteuville, Pittsburgh and the East,
600 a. m, 12:45 ,. m $40 p. nj, and $40 D. N.
For Columbus, Cincinnati, indianapolis and 81.
and Chicago, l2:45 p. m. Trims hrriyea. Wheel.
Ing at so a. m, 1000 a. M. 2:45 p. m. and $40
D. m. Trains leaving at go a. m. and arriving
at $50 p. m. run solid between Wheeling aud
Pittsburgh. All trims dAily except Sunday,
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lIcr liver was cloggel with impurities thick,
And her stomach was constantly burning With
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Railroads..

WHEELING & ELM GROVE R. r.
w On and after Monday, October Is, iss9.
I'm! trnins on the Wheeling 4 Elm Grove Railroad
LEAVE WHEELING. III.
$50 a. NJ. 100 a. NJ, 900 a. NJ, II 90 a. NJ, 80
H. $3.50 p. NJ, $40 p. H., 7:0dp. ~, 9:e0p. nj
LEAVE wAEEllNo PARK.
6:lo a: h., 7:4s q: M, 10 a. NJ. 1880 p. H.. 80
NJ, Nv p. NJ, 6:lo .. ., SEQ p. ni. ~ p IN.
run every hour until 300 p. M. Leave Wheel.
Ing PARK at 800 4. M, and run every hour until
loCop m. Except church train wifi leave Pari
at 9:45 q. m. and city at 1918 p. IN.
OCH G, HIRSCH, Sun't Il.
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The Posts, Councils and lodges all car
rled handsome flags, banners, ETC., and
in their gay uniform or regalia, or with
neat badges, made very pretty and i'm
posing appearance. The school boys
marched unusually well, especially Pro.
fessor Crago's Gtty-four boys from the
Richie schools, and Professor. Jones
twenty-iour, from the Lincoln school.
The eyolutions Of this class would do
credit to drilled men. As was predict.
ed, the Linsly Institute cadet corps
formed one Of the most pleasing features
Of the parade. They we're commanded
by Lieutenant Brennersreuter U. S. N,
the military instructor at the Institute,
who appeared in full naval uniform
The marching OF the cadets was frequent.
ly applauded. The newly formed Com.
mandery OF the Uniformed Rank, Patri.
otto Sons Of America also showed uuex'
pected proficiency in the fine drill Of
the order. .z
All along the line OF march good.sized
crowds watched the procession pass, and
all seemed well pleased with the appear
auce Of the parade. The decorations
were quite general and handsome, just
enough 80 to emphasize the absence o
even flag from several places where
something else was to DO expected. The
City Building, Jacob & Iscnberg's store
John s. Naylor l. Co.'S front, Mayor Sea
bright's block and perhaps one or twt
other buildings deserve special mention
for their profuse and tasteful decora
tons. 81, Z. +slt
Tho Wellsbure Light Guards arrived
at IL a. IN. and were escorted to til,
Second ward market hall, where neat ia
bles had been set, and the Committee or
Entertainment, assisted by an eflicien
committee Of ladies from tho Woman'l
Relief Corps, Of which Mrs. John Wis,
was President, served q substantial
lunch. The Camden Light Guards ar
rived shortly after noon and were alst
escorted by the Reception Committee Il
the Market hall, where they also pastool
OF liberal repast. Both companies wer,
also given supper at the came place, ant
left expressing their delight at the man
ner of their treatment, and assuring tn,
committee that they would be pleased
to respond to similar invitations at any
time in the future. In all, about loI
persons were fed by the committee, ant
| tho lunch, while not sumptious, wa
bounteous and satisfying. 5ii.
81 All the livery stables assisted the Ex
ecutive Committee very materially b,
donating carriages for the use of thos
| who were hOnOred with nlncpa in rnrri
ages. The press representatives wer
put under special obligations to Mr.. c
D. Thompson, the new proprietor Of til
extensive stables at the corner of Ma,
ket iand Twenty.third streets for Al
elegant landau. 5{4
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD
-D On and after November "a, 1859, trains de-
part and arrive ut Wheeling as folfows-EaSteru
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B.. z. d @. RAlLROAD-Ceptral Time,
Dellsirc Zancsyill0 Through Passenger leaves
Bellaire at $40 o. M, arrives at Belaife Al 8:S
m, ~ -r.E#.- = ~
Woods1eld Passenger leaves BeIlaire at 4:lo D
NJ, arrives at Beilaire at $50 a. IN. 7'7'0'.'
sumnerhcld Accommodation leaves Bellalro
~ 1910 p. M. arrives at II 90 A. m. I.r0l-
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Trustees Sales.
HRUSTEE'S SALE.

By virtue OF q decd OF trust to me made b,
John Dumas aud Catharinc Dumas, his vile
dated the 10Th day OF DECEMBER, A. D., 1850, nnt
recorded IN The Office OF the Clerk OF tho Count,
Court olsOhio county, West Virginia, in Deed
Of Trust Book No. y. folio 407, will oiIer iol
.atn : -
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TRAVELLERS. GUIDE,

! A RR1vAL AND DEPARTURE OF
=, : TRAlNs6on and after Nov. a, isS9-EI.
asy excepted. monday excepted isa,urday
ss!eepled: lsun1ay only. 'satuslay oniy,g
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Quo RIVER RAILROAD.-TIME4
~ Table taking effect November q, 1859.
rraSsenger trains will run "a follows Central
Time Az trains daily except those marked
thus which do not run on Sunday; :
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". W. Rogers. Marshal. t
The Mayorand City officials, III carriages,
County. Officials. In carriages. -
Members Of the City Council, In carriages.
Representatives Of the Press, iu carriages,
Citizens and Visitors, in carriages.
Trnle Display Of several decorated wagons, cur
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-06-12
IS LIFE WORTH LIVING?

Not if you go through the world a dyspep
10. Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets are positive
cure for the worst forms of dyspepsia, ind
gestion, Flatulency and Constipation. Sol
by Ragland& Co., e
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-06-12
A QUESTIONABLE DODGE.

1t has become so common of late to
regale the public with such very in
teres ting stories about one or another
"curicus incident" which stories al
ways end in some humbug advertise
ment scheme, that one rarely ever
knows whether he can spenu time in
reading any newspaper statement
whatever. The unlicensed extent to
which such practices are being carried
would seem to call for a law to sup
press the use of the public prints for
purposes OF deception, for what bet
ter is it in morals to take a mans
time under false pretences than to
take his money? Let everybody es-
chew all such lodges and patrOniz-
only OutspOken and reliable advertis.
ers and business men such as emerson
& co.
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IIakeyiew.

Visit beautiful TLakevi"w'' and select
your house lot.
5-S-tf New ENGLAND LAND Co.
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LITTLE OF EVERYTHING
BOYS KNEE PANTS,

\. Kahn is certainly headquarters on
the above: you can find at his store boys
pants in all colors and all sizes at pc. 40c,
SOC and - cents per pair. 5-2G-t
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Alamo PILGRIMS.

j. Il. Bruglcr. Fort Worth; w. p. Hun
ter. New York: c. A. Ellis, Boston: +.
Ncri de Carizal, City: Fannie Scott, John
apoliS; William Crane, st. Louis: Rev.
7. P. Smith and WI, Henderson; Abb
Guy c. West. IIilISb0ro, Texas: J. c.
WhitcIcy and wife. Brackctt. Kinney
county; Alic" w. Burbank, Marion Bur
bank, City; Ella Allen, Violet Foster,
Houston; Minnie Graham, Corpus
Christi: Carrie Foster, Nashville, Tenn.
w. Leudccke and wife, ManOrc. Texas:
L. |. Sherman, Lexington, Mass; w. \.
Vaughan, Flori" Vaughan. Beaumont,
Texas: J. n. Rockwell, Dallas: Pierce
Converse. City; Jack Ellis. Chicago.
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LOTS FOR SALE.

Two Fine Building Lots on Govern
ment Heights. T. +. JOHNSON, LIGHT
Office. 5-14-tf.
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All Agents:
Effective June 18th. DO not receive
any business for points on or reached by
the 5. A. e A. p. R'y, unless same is pre-
paid through to destination.
Through tariffs will be withdrawn on
that date and application for through
rates and divisions must be made to this
Office before accepting freight.
Post this notice at your stations and
notify all parties interested.
f. &. BLEKER. G.. +. A.
Meanwhile nothing is gained by either
line except the satisfaction of harraSSing
each other, and this state Of affairs is
likely to continue until some means are
discovered by which the dispute between
the roads can be amicablv settled.
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AN UNPLEASANTNESS
TWO OF OUR COM
MERCIAL LINES.
Pacific and s. \. * \. II.
Railways.

The San Antonio Il Arkansas Pass and
Southern Pacific railroads. by reason of
their natural location. are competing
lines, and in consequence there is but lit
tie love lost between them, and in each
endeaVOring To get ahead of the other
they are quite human. This rivalry has
led to a little war, each endcavOring to
harraSS the other. The Arkansas Pass
people state that for sometime previous the
Southern Pacific had been treating them
unjuStly in the matter Of handling freight,
which had reached such a pass as to call
forth from General Freight Manager l..
j. Polk, a retaliatOry measure, which was
announced in the following circular:
SAN ANTONIO & ARKANSAS PASS R'Y. !
TARIFF DEPARTMENT.
SAN ANTONIO, June q. 1890.
To Station Masters:
Taking effect on dates named below.
this notice will revoke and cancel all
through trafficS. division sheets, specials.
coming from or destined to points on or
reached by the Southern Pacific company,
including the Texas lines of that system.
effective on Texas business, and on inter-
state business. July 6, 1890.
On and after dates named, this COM
pany'S local tariff rates will be charged
on all such business from or to points of
junction, and prepayment of freight
through to destination will be required on
all shipments delivered this line by the
Southern Pacific company.
l.. j. POLK, g. +. A.
Not to be outdone. General Freight
Manager f. G.. Bleker. of the Southern
Pacific. comes out as follows:
GALVESTON. HARTISBURG & S.A. R'N,
TEXAS AND New ORLEANS R'Y.
GENERAL FREIGHT OFFICE.
HOUSTON. June 9th, 1890.
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CATTLE ARE FAT.

John T. HambletOn & Co. can sell you
the finest ranches in Southwest Texas. s.
14-tf
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RAJ Bear in mind that Frank J.
Bethel keeps builders hardware and
lumber, at the International and
Great Northern depot. If
1t most always pays to look before
leaping. Some safeguard should be
your guide in purchasing household
goods. Try bolton. 6.3-tf.
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FAIR NOTES.

The Fair closes at 12 midnight of Sat-
urday. This is official. ssN
F. NJ. Tuckett is making arrangements
for big exhibit at Chicago at the Worlds
Columbian fair. His exhibit is of i'm
ported draft horses and will be one of the
finest ever seen on this continent.
There are two entries for Saturday
evenings marriage ceremony in the main
exposition building auditorium. They
belong to one of the prominent churches
In this city, and the ceremony will be per-
formed by the pastors.
Florist Rosenberger has on exhibition
an elegant marriage bell which he
has prepared for the wedding in the Main
hall.
Prof. White will reproduce his Niagara
and rainbow will span the horseshoe
gorge.
Halsell, from Gainesville. who has been
travelling the round of southern fairs for
ten years pronOunces this the best he has
attended in that time.
Superintendent Rountree is very much
under the weather, but is trying to keep
up until Fair closes.
!. President Diaz will figure in the fire.
works display this evening, and his Strik-
ing face will be recognized by all who
know him.
The finest musical program of the Fair
will be rendered on Sunday. 1t will be a
concord of sweet sounds from early morn
ing to long past dewey eve.
J. B. Belliesen, the caterer, who has
furnished the meals for the superintend-
entS and their associates, gives free
spread to the Fair management, the
heads of departments at Austin, who are
invited, Governor Ross and the mayor of
the city with visiting mayors, General
Stanley and the press. Dinner will be
served at 4:30.