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to vas-ay unless you wash with Pearne It's the washing
in the old way with soap and rub rub that makes the holes
in your clothes You can't get them clean without rubbing
use won't make the wear and tear of one such washing
Try little Pearline-sOtkhout SAP The dirt comes out
easily and quickly without rubbing There's no need drag
out BY main sfngers nothing to hurt your clothes e
Its easy sOastagboth for the woman who washes and the
things that washed It's safe washing too Pearlne
removes the dirt, but won't harm anything else
IN PeddeFs INSCRIPTIONS gors you, 'thb
RRW1r as. '5s me- rsaGns IT'S FALSE
thng ngoiit M
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sr,rroF WEST VlRGISIL, CIRCUIT COURT CLTkK's
UPFIcE OF TuCKEa CoUSTI, To'WtT'
&c. ". MIuear, Clerk Of said Court. 90 certify
"A Parsons and ". B. Maxwell, have RiSen
bond and security In the penalty Of twenty Tour
thousand dollars, as required by' the decree OIL
INle entered In said cause.
January. 1891. q. w. MlHbA6. ClGLks
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CLARENoNT STOCK YARDS.
RAJTIunRE. Fob. IL. 1891
All hogs and ahCep sold in these yards BY

All hogs and Sheep sold in these yards by e.
Receipts this week $3.50 head, against 5000
held last week. .,oo
Fair 70 rood, selling at-". ......,... u ~
PIGS, selling At. 90
Roughs, sailing T;s 500 q
Sheep, selling from. 70 eC
Lambs, selling FROM. 70 exc
Arrivals OF live stock II ClArcmont STOCK YARDS
90 tled Feb. i6,-2A cars, containing l,9S5 cattle,
u calves, $50 sheep aud lambs, ll.46l hogs, 70
Shipments 10 New York, Philadelphia, &c /,
$50 cattle. l9i sheep and lambs, i'IsS hogs, ~
horses,
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Baltimore Live Stock Market.
BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK YARDS.
MONDAY. Feb. 10.


Arrivals this week. s6t
Arrivals last week. St
Arrivals one year e'SsS
REMARKS.
Tho receipts are few hundred IN excess Of
Yards ARD some j 400 head more than they were
iSst week. Their quality Is generally acceptable
IN iealers-About like that OF last weeks offer
ings. There has been a moderately fair de-
mGnd. though the market Is Q shSde on % 70
values as compared with the rates last week.
Quotations for hogs range from 70 6hc, and
with a few extra q shade higher.
Or the receipts, Oh head came over the BATH
more & Ohio railroad land LAB over the Penn
NIyRnla railroad.
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Baggage checked through to destination Of
w, ]. ROBINSON, Genenl Passenger Agent,
PArkeBbuIg, ". Va.
A. j. BAEDY. Assistant General Passenger
Agent, PaikCrsbuTg, ". Va.
J. q: ToNLlHsOS, PASSENGER Agent, Wheel.
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| CHICAGO, Feb. 1s.-Wheat started with lnmI
| Of 10 over Yesterdays prices The predicted
| cold wave arrived during the night The CABLE
indicated q CONTINUANCE Of h!mneSs ena tnert
receipts Between Il aud u there was consider
able weakness, tho prices for May swinging NJ
and down for AconSiderable portion OF the hour
aud broke al noon 70 g7sSc. The Suspension Of
ward movement. The prices showed no recn'
peratiye power after the decline referred to
j up 70 within fifteen minutes Of the close.
Cora moderately active and higher
Oats fairly active.
Provisions quiet but firm.
Flour hrm and unchanged.
WHEAT-CaSh No. spring 9Ie; NO. 2 tprinnE
Ssas9c: No. . red 9dlEaTlSc: February 9Ia9S11Sa
stG; May Sa ~ Sal EsSGs9y s.sas
5l1sc May s. %AS35c; July
0ATs-C Cash No. :, 4Oci February 46ci Nay 4Ga
| 4G1 Sa46c: June $40.
RYE-79C.
FLAxsEED-Sl ~
Miss PoRx-CaSh % Is; March 50 soa9 10; Nay
81 Gga9 7lISa0 OK; July 30 92IEal0 TOAD %.
LGRD-CaSh and March s $751; May $50; july
sGSST RIps-si 4Sa5 90: March o. sly; May
q s0aI Sal SEX; July $40.
SHOuLDREsTS3 Q0aA 90.
OthcH unchanged.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Feb. lS.-WhcAt, western
steady: No. winter red spot and FSbr Hn..
mike spot aud February Gla6lAc; March 6g5zl
Gle Oats ilrmer; western white bSc. Rye quiet
choice 9Oc. Hay strong: choice timothy sl9 ~
| II 90: Rood 10 prime % GOalO %. Butter active
Eggs, fresh lie. Coffee quiet.
TOLEDO, o., Feb. lS.-wheGt dull: cash 81 OK
May sI Oljjl; July 051lc: August 9O9Sc Corn dull
aud steady: cash aud May SAC. Oats quiet;
cash 40 Cloverseed steady; cash, February and
March q 65.
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BEEcHAx's PMS cure Bilious and
Nervousills. 3
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
LAND SALE:
so.cIsl Commissioners Sale Of Land on
Sine The West virginia Central Railway
Available Property-Salet to be made
at Davis, Tucker County, VI. Va, on
February %, 1891.
n,,,1 ulIchrILt and Others,
N"' plaintiffs,
rh,,,sE BesWicE Rnd Others,
NpsA' d.,tnndAhiR.

Charles BeaHCS 49,
v,,,,,.nt /, the authority vested 10 Us ~ Z
,drg.,S n The Circuit Court Of IucIGs Cou1 "!
~, Tirpipla, in the above entitled CAuhe " tns
NNss,,bST term, 1872, Of LAid CouE!i Nc wiz ~
The 18th day Of February iSs DG " tSat d nv
hou t,o NJ OF nc BiackwAief, Hotel, 10 Davis;
ITni.tcr county, West Virginia, pfoceed " AeIi
Nv land In aid cause decreed to be s9ld.
s.II land is known a' part Of biacA w ~
MANOR and The part LSStSS n,Sa ~ onehsii
agPssia tact which tract a. whole contain AN;
" SIsIs aSTe,, and the Aey0n.tenthS Of one'hAli
ftbereol, which Il ls proposed 70 ~ MYu4u c0u'
;SJn In area about ., ~ aeIea, unulIluSeSE H., !,
uTIRpHSOF BALE-SI2OQ cash on ne day Of
mi for thc residue upon credit o. one
M tWo yeafs, InkIug from the pircnater lnLer'
~ hsSrInR NOTES for the deferred lnbnilmen8
~ nn,chRse money, and retaining me utle y W
additional security until the puicnNe lnOVey
hg TSs ~" Wsst Virginia Central Railway runs
,h,onvh thIs land for some dVo or Az miles
SstWeen the towns OF COketon ana hellnI
md tSc tract extends from the ply Fotk q
CnSgG SontS diFectioi, aud from the loser end Of
ESssSn in near Henh rickS, In All cast and west
JirS,,Iiot, and "a Feputed 70 be one Of the best
,ITbefei tracts OF land IA West virginia, WIN
men varieties as Spruce, Aemlocki AAh' Onerry'
Ben STeSS Of the tracs are uuderlAld with the
an" SSIns Of C1Sl which arc being 50 extensive.
ir WoTfed Al Thomas and cokeLon by kcnGtor
Davis and Others and itis said upon Mhat - ~, oS,
nnSSnIltieS 81 yeTy rich iron ore on the tract.
4 csTtidliy prepared map Of tho tTSst can 20
,ssp nv calling on the undcrslgned Comin!s-
Sioner, ". .. MAXWELL. g his once IN ~;
" ~ ibIted Al Davis on day Of sale:
Tho titiS 10 this lRud Is believed 10 be per
f,cliv clear In every particular,
' should The purchaser object 70 holding The
pSrt Of aid land purchased BY him q l2lnI
tbsrsoI he. al a trlGlLng expense, can have his
mart laid OF 10 him IN severalty, and get MS
AN shSfe, according 70 quantity and qualify.
'N'' BIB. DOVENkk,
A. B. PARSONS,
". b. MAXWELL,
Special Commissioners.
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sTEAMERs.


iFor Cincinnati, Louisville, Mem-
phis, st. Louis, New Orleans.
and Intermediate Points,
Rill leave WhRrIbOat, foot OF Eleventh street,
daily, Monday excepted, as follows;
eNs, Steamer "CONGO," Eph. Talbot,
lR1iSt9tSS Master. Jules WehFmalt. Clerk;
$3.50 every sunday at 8 q. n.
a.., Steamer s"8COTIA,h John II.
III 80 Phillips, Master; R. II. Kerr, Clerk;
Nl4otA11 every tuesday al 3 q. m.
80 steamer mANDEs,p K. b. Cooper,
Master; Al. J. slAvin, Clerk; every
tl-1Rll4Aa "Wednesday at 8 q. N.
HNS Steamer "HUDsON,"J. r. Ellison,
La'17sbkh9 Master: Dan Lacey, Clerk; every
0siallskHd Thursday at 8 q. m.
w. Steamer "DArCHELOR," Geo. L.
lOttF{stt9 0Seal. Master; Tim PenRell, CLERK;
AkssEsla1rh every Friday at 3 q. IN,
,gnn. Steamer "KEYS ZONE ST. TE,"
q SttjY 7. s. Calhoun, Master; Chas. Knox,
s.Siealksgs Clerk, every SATURDAY at 3 Q. m.
FirStclasa fare. Wheeling 70 Cinclnuap, &c.
Bound trip, $40! Meals aud ttnto.rO0Tn IN.
cludGd. tickets transferable and good until
used For freight or passage apply on board, or
telephone No 3l2. T-s,.s 7iisss-ai-s-f
IRI2 CROCKARD q BOOTH, Agents.
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NOTICE TO TAKE DEposITloEs.
josephine Bird In Circuit WI Cont Ohio County
John o. BIRD. III chAucery-Divorce.
Take notice that the dispositions Of Thornton
Yates, walker MGJ0iS. Henry Williams, Ruth
Norris, M self and others Will be taken a. the
law ONCE OF B. b. nOvencr, 1869 Chapllne street.
VirRiniG. on the 18Th day Of March A. d.. 1881.
between the hours Of O'Clock 9. IN. and
O'Clock u. M. 10 be read iu evidence in the
shove named cause OIL behalf OF tail Josephlna
Bird, complainant In above cAu'c, Ana II,
from any cause the tAking Of the said depository
shall not be commenced, or being CONNIE ced,
shall NOT be completed on that day, the taking
OF the same will be adjourned from time 70 Time
JOSEPHINE BIRD.
Comb. ~
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CHAS. G, EDDY, Vice President,
Ieg ROANOKE. w
LNuAL NOTl0Ns.

THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
j. County Of tbio, IN the Clerks office Of the
Cl'cult Court Of Chic County, HCst Virginia.
February kults, 1891.
' '.sn$ s, Bid In en.pcsg.
SUMMONS:
TuE STATR oV wEST yTRGIsIA,
To TIE SHERRY Of ONO COUNTY, GhEErtNG:
We command OIL that you summon John q.
Bird, II he be ionEd In your bailiwick, 20 appSar
n the Clerks 0Aice d The Circuit Court o. ONO
County. al Rules 10 be held for the laid Court
on the inst MoLdIy IN February 1s9l, 70 answer
A bill IN chRnccry exhibited against him in tho
said Court by Josephine Bird aud have then
WI" WifsSS VIZ John W. Mitchell. Clerk Of our
said Court, Al the Court House OF our S.td coun'
~, In tho City Of Wheeling, the 9lst day OF IAN
urry, 1891, aud in tho twenty eighth year Of the
S'a's 0' "eA' '" jHo tI MITCHELL, Clerk.
sHERIFFs RETURN.
John G. Bird IS no IuhAbilAnt Of my bSiliwick,
nor found therein tbiS2Ud day Of February, 1871.
JOHN II. WHfTE, D. 81
For l.. st:ourod, s. o.C::
TIL. object Of this suit is u obtain q divorce Q
rincMO mdirimOHie from said defendant, and ~
appearing from au affidavit hlsd herein mat
johu Il. Flrd, defendant III this suit, y not
resident oil the siate Of WeSt Virginia, II - Or
deFed that he do appear hero within ono month
Ritef tho date OF the hrst publication Of THIS
order and do what Is necessary - protect his in'
tcTeSt In this suit.
in testimony whereof have hereunto set my
hand this 4th day of February, 1891.
JOHN W. MITCHELL,
Clerk Circuit Court, Ohio County
Published the first time February 9th, 1891:
ATTEST: JOIN W. MITCHELL. Clerk
DovEREE d CoNIFF,
solicitors for Complainant.
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For q year anu Tor Gay
have sought 10 every WBy
lat maiden fair aS ABy for my true love 10
The morning news., 1891-02-01

A pretty evening dress, says Paris
writer in the Herald, IS Of emerald green
The morning news., 1891-02-01
HOW sNAKEs GET MEALS.
They Strike the Fishes, Poison Them
and Then Swallow Them.
From Natures Realm.

Tn0Y SCrlko the fishes, POISON Them
and Then Swallow Them.
From Natures Realm.
Having repeatedly been interested in
watching how water snakes feed. was
careful in noting how one particular snake
maneuvered to get meal in Crum brook,
one of the trout streams preserved by the
Quaspeake Club of Rockland county, New
York, Of which | am warden.
The snake darted from under the bank
and seized club about three inches long,
half of its body being in the mouth of the
snake. / struck the reptile smartly with
my cane, when it darted away, and the fish
wriggled off slowly for a few feet and then
lost all power OF motion, although it did not
seem to be even slightly bruised. Upon
taking it out of the water | observed a
thick slime or mucus covering the whole
body, which | scraped off, and returned
the fish to the water. At first 1t was
very active, swimming around lively,
but in few moments seemed once more to
lose the power of motion. l again took Ii
out of the water, and found the coating Of
slime thicker upon its body than before. /
scraped 1t off again, with the sans result,
but finally the fish turned on its side dead.
and in about five minutes, spent in perfect
quietude on my part, the snake came FROM
under submerged stump, seized the snake
and disappeared. This incident led me to
believe that tho snake poisoned the fish by
coating it with tho thick secretion found
upon its body.
The morning news., 1891-02-01


rr,n; Yes; I'd rather bs car driver than a
stn,,t p-na1e coachman in a swell family,n said
Tvou' Tvo rosy-faced young man on Broad>
10y 10y car to New York Sun man. sits
sSS' ca .nls way: know my hours now, and
Cr;t T%s say just when I'll be home with my
r'no ana babies, and when / won't. When
eu ma0 driving for the G's, up on Madison
Weenue: L never knew minutes peace
sIm JInen L bad nothing to do, I must be
ways In the stable, subject to
on oipefs' l had beautiful clothes and
~ l could eat, but the work came
do nard on me sometimes that l nearly
sI Tu. When there were visitors l was going
8o,u cIe IIine; every night was out till 2 or
and ny In the morning at balls and parties,
sbo.H au oil day L was first down among the
iopS, and then out through the park. At
rno; my woman said she'd run away from
tbo l didn't keep better hours. Ispoke TO
III nls0ress about it, and she said il didn't
my place | could leave. That night
diS.9. di.e was big ball at Delmonico's and
tba get home until 4 o'clock in
bo,um morning, after waiting nearly two
oot ouis !, In the coldest wind that ever blew.
eo. eo..iH uo"n to my house just as the woman was
asoytlng up to light the fire for breakfast.
t;os t;e1sed different kind of warm recep-
aoh from the one l got. There was no use
nv planning about the ball. l had to take
NJ scoiolng, and 1t was that bad that
var.. e,ue up my mind to leave my place that
reay aiy Gay. did so, and got job on the
ton Load here. Now I'm all right. I amt
~ :, and can't look down on poor people
way could from my high box but
The morning news., 1891-02-01
LEMON ELIXIR.

It's Wonderful Effect on the Liver
Stomach. Bowels, Kidneys and Blood.
DIR. Mozlsy's Lemon Elixir is pleasant
lemon drink that positively cures all Bilious
ness, Constipation, Indigestion, Headache
Malaria, Kidney Disease. Dizziness, Colds
Loss of Appetite, Fevers, Chills, Blotches
Piuples, Pain in back, Palpitation of Heart
ami all other diseases caused by disorderec
liver, stomach and kidneys, the first grea,
cause Of all fatal diseases. so cts. and 81
per bottle. Sold by druggists. Prepared
only by II. Motley, N. D., Atlanta, Ga.
The morning news., 1891-02-01

A dinner dress, which is not at all amiss,
says the Herald. is made of turquoise vel
vet and salmon satin embroidered with gold
and turquoise. The side of the tablier of
embroidered satin and the front of draped
velvet furnishing pleated summit to each
hip. This front is brought over a cuirassed
corsage with darts at the bosom and sewn at
the center of the front. 1t is decollete and
square over an inset of satin taken from the
lining of the corsage. Sides of the skirt
full and pleated and mounted on a gathered
summit. The back princesse, laced at the
center, furnishing the fullness for the train.
The sleeves leg of mutton mounting to q
gathered summit The collar high and en-
proidered.
The morning news., 1891-02-01
OFFICE OF ]: s. RosAxosD 8: Co.

Messrs. LipDmGn Bros. Savannah, Ga:
GENTLEMEN: in San Antonio, Tex,
last spring. saw your advertisement P. P. p.
(PrickIy Ash, Poke Root and Potassium) in the
paper for the cure Of rheumatism, and thought
1 would try bottle. Finding such great re-
lief from it. on my return home had my drug
gist Mr.. John Mcclellan. to order me a supply.
After taking think ten bottles have not had
a pain or ache since. Previous TO that suffered
for twenty five e2ol years and could not get the
fore, take pleasure in recommending it TO those
suffering-zd. J. s. kosAMoND.
The morning news., 1891-02-01
Lemon Hot Drops

For coughs aud colds, take Lemon Hot
Drops.
For sore throat and Bronchitis. take
Lemon Hot Drops.
For Pneumonia and Laryngitis. tax
Lemon Hot Drops.
For consumption and catarrh, take Lemon
Hot Drops.
For all throat and lung diseases. take
Lemon Hot Drops.
An elegant and reliable preparation.
Sold by druggists. 25 cents per bottle.
Prepared by 81. Motley, N. D., Atlanta,
Ga.
The morning news., 1891-02-01
rne sunday Morning News

VIII be found regularly on sale at the fol-
lowing places:
Est;lIs News Depot.
Conner's News Stand.
E. J. Kieffer's Drug Store, corner West
Broad and Stewart streets.
7. A. Mullryne & Co.'s Drug Store, West
Broad and Waldburg streets.
st. J. K Yonge's Drug Store, corner
Whitaker and Duffy streets.
McCauley q Co.'S Drug Store, corner
New Houston and Drayton streets.
w. A Bishops Drug Store, corner Hall
and Price streets. ts.--AdU.
The morning news., 1891-02-01
President National Bank

McMinville, Tenn, writes: From expert
ence in my family, DIR. n. Mozley's Lemon
Elixir has few, if any, equals, and no supe-
riors In medicine for the regulation Of the
liver, stomach and bowels. DR.. H. Mozley's
Lemon Hot Drops are superior to any reme-
dies we have ever been able to get for throat
and lung Diseases w. H MAGNESS.
The morning news., 1891-02-01

seems TO have desire to play "cieopatra,'
and as nobody believes that Cleopatra
The morning news., 1891-02-01

Pictures in great variety end all prices.
VI. T. Taylor, 135 York street.
The morning news., 1891-02-01

A girl with sparkling brown eyes, says
the New York Sun, and a rosy mouth,
crept close to bashful young man at a re-
ception the other day, and said:
eff you'll never let on rll tell you some
thing"
The young man blushed aud promised
never to break the confidence reposed in
him.
"Well, it's just this, said the girl When
anything goes very wrong with me swear
real hard.n
The young man attempted to observe that
swearing in q pretty young lady was
naughty, but be made failure of it, and
his companion went on talking.
s'More girls swear than you think.
Just know any quantity of them that are
positively shocking when the get provoked.
My chum, Mignon, is really terrible some
times. told her the other day that would
have to stop going with her if she didn't re-
frain from saying bad words She wouldn't
miss car, stub her toe or burst a button
off her glove, but she expressed herself
most frighttully right before every
body. Now, it isn't nice, is it, for
a girl to use swear wordsl And it
really will get to be regular thing with US
il we don't stop. am already addicted to
the habit. Why, broke the point off my
thumb nail to-day, and when did it / just
let out good.'
"What did you sayY" the bashful young
man managed to ask.
81 said, %, devil +"
The young man blushed a livelier red and
asked the poor, forsaken girl If he might get
a cup of chocolate for her.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-24
Rcihlen Champagne.
IN A SOCIAL WAY.

Rev. r. c. Lockhsrt of Detroit MINI. is in
the city.
Mr.. and Mrs Lane. of Wadena. Mimi. are
at the Ryan.
Miss Alice Hart, of Omaha, Neb.. is in st.
Paul on visit.
Miss Mattie Casey is away on a visit to
friends in Eau Claire.
Thomas Cogeuy, of East Tenth street. is
away on a business trip i'll Canada.
The Park Social club of Merriam Park,
gave q social dance last night at Woodruff
hall
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Strong, of Wabasha
street.
Mr and Mrs. Nichols, OF Red Wing. are in
ST Paul. OH visit TO Mr.. and Mrs. 7Schlegle,
Of Twelfth street.
Charles II. Bordensen, of Wabasha, is the
guest OF Mr. ana Mrs. Stevens, OF DAYTON
avenue. this week.
Miss Madge Eaton. of Walnut street. enter
tanned The Misses Mclean and Miss McIn-
tafer at 5 o clock tea Yesterday. The ladies'
occupied box at the Metropolitan i'll the
evening.
Miss Belle Sharp of Exchange street. gave
q social party last evening to her young lady
anu gentlemen friends. The earlier hours of
the evening were devoted to progressive
euehre and about IL p m. the floors were
cleared for the dance, which held sway until
long after midnight.
brilliant affair i'll every way was the an
nual reception aud ball given last evening py
the St Paul Lodge of Railway Trainmen. at
Standard hail The hall was very hand.
somely decorated with eyefgfeens, ard he
costumes worn were in many,eases elegant.
There were fully 2e0 couples present, and the
fun lasted until a. M.
Miss Linda Gasleton and Benjamin "A.
Proud. both of Manchester park. were married
yesterday al the residence of Mr.. ana Mrs
CastletoIl at that place, Rev. b. L. TAFT oftici-
ating The wedding reception WAS held at the
residence ef Mrs. James Dolan, who is a
Eleventh street SIR Proud is engaged in
business in Seattle. ". r., where he has re-
sided for the pass year. The couple left for
Chicago last evening, aud they will visit in
lE,4t city for 81 ;geek before leaving for the
coast
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lain. Ottilie, Lothman, Clarence Corcoran.
Louis sullivan. q
franklin SCHOOL, 24-Annetta Austin, Ida
Drake, Eva Hall, Matilda Holden, Frizaie
Merrill, Lille Plankuch, Mary Stanley,
Esther Swanson, Minnie Lowry, Frank Bor-
din, seward Herzog, John Nielsen, Jessie
BatteI1e ELLA Grant, Flora Hills, Frances
'ffendy, Clara Piechner, Louise Piel, Jessie
Strong Flora With, Harry Beckjord, Frank
Van Buren, school. S-Emma Bowdin,
Katie Schnitlger, Eta Murphy. Nellie
Commick,. Sophie johnson. Erna Heine-
mann, Sadie King, Hattie Caldwell.
Monroe school. 6-Minnie Funk. Flora
.Schempp. ed uiia sYalesh, Minnie BOchek.
Lillian Maiey, Sophia Poppler.
- Lincoln School. Silver FryckhOlm, Gates
McAllister Oliver Hulback, William De
Coster, Nellie Wilson. Leydia Fryckberg,
Minnie Woolfhann, Mamie Lunberg.
Rice School. 6-Philipena Artz, Paul Fir
.nette. Katie Sullivan, Mary Delaney, Hattie
Shel.stoue, Mary sullivan. ~
jefferson school, 26-Anna Anderson, Hor-
ace Barnacle, Matilda Bobleter Lizzie Brack-
ett Nora Brown Edward Burger, Graee
Buell. George Chase. Joseph Cook. Blaine
Flndrau. Martha Gilfllan, Carrie Godfrey.
Julia Henninger~ Albert Henschel. Nellie
Hpntress Viola Kipp, Minnie Nalty. Marie
Neuhauser Grace Newson. Leigh Pruden,
Adah Roth, Aft,ert kutzen, Jessie Schulten,
Est lila Swauk, katherine Ward. Mary
Mooney.
Lizzie Bolingef, Edward Dorsey, Helen
Griggs. Louise Hinckley. Mary Larsen. Agnes
MeGrimes, Gretta MeleI. Amelia Smith. Ella
.rhiers, Louise TatterSall. Louise Weber.
Phila Wetherby, Ray Wright, Mabel Upton..
Hattie GrathWol
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-24
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ARTISTIC SH0ES!.
81 and SO East Third St.

. Our Reduction Sale of Shoes
we will continue for q short
time only.
Our selection of shoes has
never BEEN so COMPLETE
AS NOW.
ALI our goods are fresh and
new. We have not any old or
shop-worn goods to offer you.
This Reduction Sale includes
all of our early spring ship
ments of Shoes just received.
Monday we place on sale IS
dozen Gentlemen's Fine Hand
Made Shoes in new Spring
Styles. ALI included in our
great reduction sale.
This sale includes every
thing in stock---all the popu-
lar makes carried by us. Never
before has there been such all
opportunity to buy reliable
footwear for so little money.
Discounting prices Of our
entire stock does not discount
the honest value of the goods.
The high reputation of goods
will be strictly maintained.
ALI goods marked in plain fig
ures and ONE PRICE.