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cents! | gave our Mary two pairs
on her birthday, and | believe [
paid 90 cents per pair
Whats this cotton cloth for p
Sheets. You had 20 yards at 10
cents yard, | bought it for 5.
Perhaps you will say l got swim
died on that p
'Unbleached factory and only a
yard wide for sheets And only
yesterday l saw a better piece than
tins for 4 y
'Mr. Bowser, YOU
DO you know whom you are
talking TOP he demanded as he
drew himself up very stifilv.
cor course | do. You are Mr..
Bowser my husband, and just like
the average husband, you think you
know it all and your wife doesn t
know anything Why, even wo-
man who couldn't read or write.
wouldn't have the prices you did
for these goods y
you are talking to me, are you p
Yes, | am, and want to tell YOU
something more. You paid $40 for
u SUIT of clothes the other day, and
Mr.. Scott went to the same tailor
and got the same suit for $50 ! You
paid $50 for a spring overcoat, and
| saw the same identical coat yes
terday for $40 You paid SO for
that hat, and they are advertised in
the paper today for $3.50! You
bought socks at dollar pair
when | could have got the same
Mrs. Bowser, are you through p
he asked as he started for the IL
bIary.
No, sir While we are on the
subject =
There is no subject, Mrs. Bow
ser-that is, there is no subject be-
tween you and me ! Our lawyers
will talk it over in the morning and
probably arrive at some satisfactory
conclusion Good night, Mrs.
Bowser, good night =
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GENERAL SCHOOL FUND.

The State Superintendent of
schools has just made the annual
apportionment Of the general school
fund among the counties of the
state. 1t shows the gratifying in
crease over the appointment of last
year. The sum appropriated last
year was 1901 ,217O3. The sum
this year is 1888, ,639.GS, an increase
Of S52,422.65. The appointment
by counties is as follows Barbour,
s., 702 GO; Berkeley, not including
Martinsburg, So, ,102 SO; Boone, So,
554.2S; Braxton, 81, AGO. 90; Brooke.
S2,75S.88; CabelI, exclusive of
Huntington, SG,52452, Calhoun,
s4,134.57; Clay, 81, 1862 Dod-
bridge, s5,G41.59, Fayette, s8, ,92S. .
p; Gilmer, 4,G3G.O7; Grant, So, -
031.52; Green brier, sS.351.68:
Hampshire, 4,722.37; Hancock.
$2,377. IA; Hardy, s3,2GG.G4; Har-
rison, 50, 159. 50; jackson, 50, ,517.-
%; Jefferson, Sc, ,563. 20; Kanawha,
not including Charleston indepond-
ent district, s18,224.13; Lewis &c.
700. SO; Logan. s., ,S96.70; Marion,
80, 0,91G.22; Marshall, 50, 1920; Ma
son, s10,537.70; Mercer, 81, ,875. 20;
Mineral s., ,345.18; Monongalio, So, p
$40. 10; Monroe, 50, ,450.23; Nor.
gan, g, ,995.25; Mcdowell, 50, 790. .
30; Nicholas, 1922. 30; Ohio, not
including Wheeling independent
district, S3,21A11; Pendleton, 81. .
O59. 81; Peasants, SO, 1923; Poca-
hontas, S3,O32.77; Preston, So ,G53. =
90; Putnam, S6,7l3.3G; Raleigh.
So, ,075.04; Randolph, s. 1864;
Ritcnie, sI42S.72; Roano, 1895. .
26; Summers, sG,325. 81; Taylor,
s5,O9s.sO; Tucker, 50, 425.47;Tyler,
s5,829.17; Upshur, Sc, 1865;
Wayne, 80, 9,4O2.21; Webster, 2,77s. b
80; Wetzel s8,1O1.56; Writ, s4,-
36O.93; Wood, not including Park
ersburg independent district, s12, -
54S.79; Wyoming. 50, ,40S.OO; Char
lesion, 2,8G1 43; Huntington, 50, .
O21.51; Martinsburg, $2,715.11;
Wheeling, S15.03753.
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THE DUDE.

Joel Benton, in once Week.
The dude is what the dandy was,
Raised to the nth degree;
As odd a human specimen
As mortal eyes can see.
His faultless collar towers high,
His patent CATERS glow
He calls himself the cream of earth
For what he doesn't know.
\ monocle adorns his eve,
A cane rests in his hand;
Too idle is he, far, TO work,
Or cen to understand.
He doesn't dance-he dotcs on
form
is languid as beau;
But makes wall flower picturesque
AS all the ladies know.
'Tis hard to guess his aim in life,
Since things are so passe;
The merest trifle troubles him
Though why, no one can say.
His chief exertion is to dress,
To sleep at times, and eat,
And show himself admiringly
70 folks in town and street.
Each nation has its special dude,
To certain features true;
But one may say-to steal Joke
"The Yankee dude'll do"
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The new Nicaragua Canal bill
has been approved by the commit.
tee and favorably reported to the
House. 1t provides for the issue
Of $40, 100000 in B per cent. bonds
to be used by the United States in
the purchase Of 10000 shares Of
stock out Of the $4,000 to be is-
sued; for the purchase at a price
not exceeding s4,5OO,O 900 Of the i'm
terest Of the present canal company,
and for the construction Of the
canal by U. S. Engineers, under
the direction Of board Of elevea
directors, eight Of them TO be ap
pointed by the President.
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Excursion To Asbury Park, Nj.

The Baltimore ard Ohio Railroad
Go. will sell excursion tickets to
Asbury Park, N. j., and return.
from all points on ITS lines east Of
the Ohio River, July 8th, 9th and
10th good returning until July 10th
with privilege Of extension until
September Let, provided the return
portion Of the ticket is deposited
with the Joint Agent at Asbury
Park on or before July 18th.
The round trip iare from Pitts
burg will be S13.25 and correspond
ingly low from all other points on
the Is. & o. system.
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summer Vacation Tours.

The Baltimore and Ohio r. r.
Co. now has on sale at all Of its
offices east Of the Ohio River a full
line Of tourist excursion tickets to
all the lake, mountains and seashore
resorts IN the Etsteru aud Vest
ern States and in Canada. These
tickets are valid for return journey
until October 31st. Before deed.
ing upon your summer outing it
would be we'll TO consult the B. g. o.
Book Of "Routs and Rates for sum
mer Tours" All b. s. o. Ticket
Agents at principal points have
them, and they will bo sent post
paid upon receipt Of ten cents, bv
g has. y. Scull. General Pass.
Agent, p & o. r. r., Balto., Nd.
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A FAMILY JAR.
B9wsER's LECTURE ON HOUSEHOLD
ECONOMY.
lie Attempts to Buy for Mrs. Bowscr,
with the Usual Results-The
Divorce Court Threat.
ened Again.

Mrs. Bowser,' began Nj. Bow.
ser the other evening after hitching
around in his chair In "a nervous
manner, cit isn't what man earns
but what he saves that adds to his
bank account"
'Of course replied Mrs. Bow
ser as she laid down her book.
a man may be ever so econom-
ical, you know, and yet if his wife
is not the right kind Of u woman
hie money goes"
Il understand, Mr.. Bowser.'
Few women know the value of
money. | can't say they are to
blame for it, for the Lord never in
tended they should
i suppose the Lord intended.a a
woman To go around dead broke, rs
you call IT. sharply returned Mrs.
Bowser as red spot came to either
cheek.
No, don't say that. 1t was
evidently intended that she should
ride on the street car, buy a few
chocolates now and then, aud have
some change for sLoestrings and
soda water. But as for buying, as
for going down town with So or
SO in her purse, Mrs. Bowser, we
all know what the inevitable result
must be and Is. / am not blaming
you, remember. You were born
that way and CAN'T
'Wh is the inevitable result p
she interrupted.
Mrs. Bowser,' he said as he
rose up and crossed his hands under
has coat-tails and stood over her,
''she is bunkocd, robbed, swindled.
beaten out Of her eyoteeth She
doesn't get 81 real value out of
So bill ~
But a man is never robbed and
swindled {" she tartly demanded.
Never. Mrs. Bowser A sort
Of nPtural instiHct prevents. Should
L hand you $1,000 tomorrow and
tell you to go and buy whatever you
wished you would be swindled out
Of about 500 of it. uderstand
me, am not blaming you in the
least. Nature did not intend you
for a.
Nor you either! Ninety.nine
wives out Of every hundred can do
far better with money than their
husbands y
They can, Ell / am sorry to
sec this acrimonY on your part,
Mrs. Bowser, but yet ] was prepared
for it.. ] will now bring in little
bundle / left in the hall as a sur
prise party. When one makes Ger
tain statements he should have
proof TO back them. / will bring in
my proofs
He brought in a bundle, united
it on the lounge and continued
The other day you asked me for
money to buy certain things. For
instance you put down So for two
pairs Of silk stockings. Here they
are, Mrs. Bowser, and ! am happy
to inform you that the cost was
only S3.
you paid SO for those, did your;
she asked after a brief inspection.
q did and thereby saved 81
And thereby you got swindled
They arc half cotton, poor dye, and
! can get 'em by the wagon load at
20 cents pair -
Never Don't resort to down
right falsehood, Mrs. Bowser =
There's no resOrting about 1t
Our cook got two pairs for herself
the other day, and III compare
EN-
They matched to a dot. Mr..
Bowser got red and white, and
Mrs. Bowser picked up pair OF
kid gloves and asked
I'VE put down the gloves at 81 80.
How much did you pay for these?"
There's another proof right tbcre
Mrs. Bowser. You'd have called
'em cheap at $3.50, while ! only
paid S1.2O.'
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CoriespondinglY low rates from
other stations.
For more detailed information
apply to nearest B. & o. Agent.
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SOLDIERS OF WEST VIRGINIA,

II you have claims against the
Government for Pensions or IN
crease, write TO N. w. FITzGERALD,
Washington, ID. q. lie is citizen
Of West Virginia, and has procured
Pensions for thousands from this
State.
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A meeting Of the Executive Com
mittee Of the Tenth Annual Soldi-
ers' Reunion will be held At King
wood, on Monday, July 9th, 1894.
] would urge all to be present, as
business Of importance will be trans
acted Following is the committee:
KingwOod Dist. ID. Y. Morris.
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Town UNclaiHs
MAYOR rulius X. Monroe.
Rss1ris--Folix Elliott. Jr.
C,l1cilnen-J. Ami Martin, VIM r. Nansar.
M1rshu Q. Feather, viii A Thomas and J..
r. W sorgoant-CAarle7 W. Dorsey.
Societies
Knights NJ Pvthias-Lodge mects eyery Tues.
day evening at their hall over J W Bakers
tore at 500 O'Clock.
Independent order " old Fellows Lodge
usets every saturday evening at their hall in
Bishops Clock 10 800 o'clock.
Golden Rule Encampnent. No 30, ]. o. .. y.
meets Firt auI Thiri Monday evenings of
each month. IN The Odd Fellows Hall, over the
poNo7ice.
The In ieosnient ordor Of Good Templars -
tptf8 n4sts evorv FRIDAY evening. I'm the 7. q
q. y. Hui. at son O'Clock.
gipy philip Tribe 40. IS. Improved order of
g o'oloot IN tho knights Of Pythias Hall over
Makers store.
Rinzwo1i Cou1on No IS, Junior order Uni
tsi Aaerctu Mech1nic7- Meets cverv Wed-
love HALL over tho Postoaice.
Preftr ~ Ice. No. o7, s. r. and A. M-Noets
v Z, ths knights oi Pythias Hall ovef Blazers
Churches.
W.E Church Rev " W Rider. Pastor
se-tiees -pra4efinr everv sunday ~ t0.80a mi.
aud n. m. SUNDAY school ~ p. M Glass
Msefi1r1 o.. M. Young Folks Weotiugat . 30 p.
~ Prtyor Meeting every Thursday evening at
7.81
Baptist Church II Rev. J J Muiiauey Pastor.
Tcrra Alta. W Va,
service Second and Fourth sunday in each
v,oufh 40 f0f0. A.. NJ. and II r.. NJ. PRAYER
Mcetlag First AMI Third sundays at7.P. ".
Presbyterian Church-Rev j r.. Haokett
pastor PREACHING every sabbath at 1920 q. m.
n. I'M Prayer Mee'lnv every Wodnosdav
ttpiug at o'ciock. SUNDAY school 20 080 a. m
Aw.E churc ch.-Trv p. s.. smith. Pastor.
Preaching every fourth sunday 10 each month.
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Sl,rsme Conrl of lppcals.

: ". English President. Mason county
Hstry Brdahon. Lewis Co.
II uer II. Holt, Grecnbrier Co.
N ". Dent, Taylor Co.
Col. Ch trles Heirick. Crior. kanawha county.
"a. : Long, ClerS, Kanawha Co.
+. - Riley, Reporter. Ohio county.
Cpavcaes at Gu uleston Second Wednesday in
anulry; Wheeling, FIRST Wednesday I'm June !;
ChAris5town, first Wednesday in september.
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DIRECTORY.
State Omcials

Governor William A. MacCorklo, Kanawh,,
County.
Secretary of state-william 4. Chiffon, Ka.
naVha county.
y iditOr-fsaac V. Johnson. Barbour county
f're tsurcr-John NJ. Rowan, Monroe county
Attorney t'eneral-.f ;. Riley. Ohio county
\ ist Attorney Cen 10. ID. Cook Ohio county
Su ~. Of Sch1ols--Virgl A. Lewis. Mason 60
AtJutant General-Jaaes A. Holley. Lincoln
cOunty.
> ats Librarian -Chlries Iagan. Marion Co
private Sec'y Co Gov John n. White.
Csicf CierA Autitor's OIice-Wm. A. Cracraft
Sec'y states Oficc-G. %. Chiffon
80 Sapt. schools " II J. Grass
Treasnrer'S " Percy Rowan
AIit
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Baaras ofEhnc1lIon.

Boards Of EducltlOn.
M G Feather. President
Tt,a ni.,-,o, Capt. j. f.. Murdock, So, .
Aus 'V'N "'''''0'' DR.. VI T Powell
". G. Gibson.
fB. r. Cobun., Pres
y.ue, DR.. J. \. Cox, Sec.
'"'''I + s LOar.
Nicholas POsten
TT. ". Clayton, Pres
,, ID. J. Gibson. Soc.
@''" Geo. g. Shaw
Dr. 4. W. Showaltcr.
~ y. Baker, Pres
pa,o William Loughridgc, Sec
N'"' w. 4. Watson.
Dr. VI. II PrOudfOOt
rJaeob u Guseman, Pres
.... John w. Hill, Sec'y.
NVi"~i" Samuel B FTcoland.
lC. G.. Lee
Julius Scherr, Pres
,-,t,, Lloyd Shaffer, Sec.
C"iV" ". e. King.
David s.. Wit
~. J. Martin, Pres.
r,. W. ". Ringer, Sec.
Fio@'""S WIN. q. Ringer.
tT. W. Hartman
CJos g. Arnold. Pres.
H.. John r. Feather, Sec.
"fa"b W VI. Wolfe
lAsa X. Frazec.
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First District-Joln o. Peudleton, Wheeling
hio County.
- 3bu District William T.. Wilson Charles
yowu, Jefferson Co.
Talri District John D. Anderson, Nicholas C.
IL, Nicholas COunty.
Fourth District-1ames Capehart, Point Pleas
Ant, Mason county.
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Unlicn Ntnfrs senn1nrs.
Members orCongres

Ch,-lcs J. Faulkner, Martinsburg. Berkley
ounty.
Iohason n. Camden, ParEershurg, wood Co.
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UNITED STATES COURT.

JIlse-I jackson. Parker sburg, Wood Co.
eler<-I. Y. moore. Clarksburg, Harrison Co.
u. ). District Atty-C. G. Watts. Charleston,
anawhl county.
Asst Dist. AttOrney-Stuart +. Walker, Mar
Snsbarg. Berkeley county.
l.. =. Marshll-S :. Ninson. Wayne county.
Chief Deputy-A. X. Garden, Ohio county.
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MAGISTRATES.

Kingw.pi District, Joseph VI. Goodwin and
) oSe ph \. Miller.
tlcV, Il VI. Martin and A. y. DcBerry.
~ n, T. IgeIo Ia gZinS aud James McGce.
Rslp. II II. Wheeler an Lucas Forman.
UtiJn, Julius Scheer AMI \. VI. Berry.
Pbrtlah I, J shn W lIil AMI Albert G. Mason.
Pl"ds mt Levi r. Miller anl -. III. Martin.
GrIht, j. NJ. Feather and J T.. Bird.
C0EsiabIeS.
Kngw1Jl, Thomas HawSer ar1 Geo. + Hon
~ lG-
V tlley. z nlnuel Dixon aul J =. Watson.
Lvon T. w. Criss aud vs. u. Taylor.
R1lo. T.. VI Ulbritter AMI g. y. RideuOur.
Union D. w. Myers and Geo. Geissruan
Plrtltn 7, W. \. McGinnis and w. f. Shroyer
Pleasant, i. s. Kelly and J. VI shaw.
Grant, ). Z. Conner and J. w. Michaels.
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state Senators Eleventh District

william @. Worley, Kngwood, Preston co.
Alpheus Garrison. Monongalia Co.
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DEPUTY sfrRtFPs.
Kiuyvpo District Luther McMilien,
Nalley-Npne.
Lyon
R,lo-C,,N. Rideiour
" tioE- = lrgc GsiSsndn.
PDrtlau.
Grtnt- NibArt r. Fearer
PleIslHt 4fcph VI. shaw.
Clcr& Giro Sit CUJrt-Iohu w. Watson.
Clerk CJunty Court. Ami Martin.
PrpSecuting AttsrRcy--D. VI. W0iriug.
CbIlty Slrvaypr-A. Y. Nc cNillen.
Su u. of ch3olS--Lprdin Fortney.
Assessor East Side, Gabriel Pulliam.
" West side. WIN +. Manear.
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Coar;s Convene.

tOdriS convene.
Circuit c2urt March p, September !. and
Decc uber IL.
90 Inty Court First Monday n January, April,
J JUly aud October.
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ige. third JT ilciaI District.
SOssph r. iiOke, I<iuA ~ d. Preston County
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WIgV. IhIFI IF IICINI DlNITItI.
Sossph +. IiOke, KuL - d. Preston County.
CDWuuSSI0NEItS OF ACCOUNTS.
VI. GD1win and ID. NJ. Wotring.
co SStONERS IN CHANCERY.
u. ". Wotring Neil !. Fortney, James A.
Jackson aud W. VI. o. Dawson.
REC AYER or TIE COURT.
oil James w. Brown.
COUNTY OFFICIALS.
cONuissIoNERs COUNTY COURT.
valley Mason Watson, President.
Ruzyv'ai. j. T.. Mckenzie.
~ -, ID tvid J. Walls
Ron VI ,se; +. Siuclsir.
Portland, william \. MoGinnis.
Grant Samuel r. Conner,
Pleasant, Ben 4. Conner.
AuiOu, Page X. McCrum
CoIF;s Convene.
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Hansr OF nrIesnies.

r t>t Sila Christian Hartmeycr, Brucetou.
w st Side-Amos Hartley, Masuntown.
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cents! gave our Mary two pairs
on her birthday, and believe |
paid 90 cents per pair
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NORTH TOPEKA.

rllr--- - r-Il.----l fr-,l ~ rl,7-.1, 80 ~
+r,s fs5..
lli iaoNen H nome rom the UNIVERSE
w --l A47 7l'-4-A +r--2 -
Mr. ana Ars A. C. Sly have moved
tAeiF fesiaanee to lgla central avenue
J If. Crockett ana M il Lucknardt arc
expected home from salt Lake City to-
night
Major y a. Morrill, was visitor on
this side yesterday and called on II. B.
4IcNaster. who is an OLD acquaintance.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-03-29

seemed to have very pleasant time.
Those present were Mona and Pearl
Erving. Eva and Bessie Watts. Ethel and
Olive Niek, Lessie Robinson, Lessie Bid
we'll, Bertha Anderson, and Fern Shor-
bern Harry Rigby, Joe Dunent Claud
Sherhern, III AIRY Robinson. Walter and
Harry Lowe, Justus Mack, Willie Riddle,
Oscar Cook and Grin Layton
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-03-29
mo ENTERTAIN THE WOMEN
Republican Ladies to Hold "a Meeting 10
Make Arrang elaents.

The ladies of the Topeka Woman's
Republican association viii hold meet
ing tomorrow afternoon at three O'Clock
at Lincoln Post hall to make arrange
ments for the coming state convention of
Women Republican clubs.
AT this meeting tomorrow afternoon
the ladies viii arrange for securing q
hall in which the state convention viii
be held next Thursday, April 9th. Dele
gates viii be chosen to the state e0nven-
tion, and it is desired that all the mem
Ders of the local association should at
tend the meeting.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-03-29
Chares AGAINST Fastor olden-

heV .. =. OIutn, paaI0r o ne oec0nU
Baptist church (coloredl who was form-
erIy pastor Of the shiloh Baptist church
at Chattanooga, Tenn, IS charged with
having misappr funds belonging
to that church while he was its pastor.
The story is told at length ia 2 recent isl
sue of the st. Louis Republic.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-03-29
LIVESTOCK BOARD
Eeorganfzsd by Election OF a. n. Uurn
of Narysv


of aarysvilIe.
The state live stock sanitary commits
sion has been reorganized by the cleo
ton Of =. II. Turner, of MarysVille. as
chairman to succeed John q. White. who
has retired after ten years gf active SER
vice on the board
John l. Brown, Of Delphos. Ottawa
county. is the new member Of the board
Geo G. Pritchard. of Topeka, state Vet
Urinary. is secretary of tile board. and the
other member is p. E. Hull, Of Eureka
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-03-29

Councilman j. 7. Fulton of the Fifth
ward said today that it was a disgrace
that the asphalt streets of Topeka had
received So little attention and he
promised to see that the matter is
brought up at the next council meet
ing.
Mr. Fulton, City Attorney Til1otson
and City Engineer kingman had con-
ference yesterday in the presence Of
JOURNAL. reporter regarding the proper
steps to take towards repairing the pave
ment
..Have there been any repairs made
since the guaranty eXpiredr' asked Sir.
Fulton of the engineer.
"Only what native asphalt has been
put down by John Bradley. You re-
member the council authorized 1Ir.
Bradley to test his asphalt under my di-
rection-
"What do you think Of this native as
phalts"
81 hardly like TO say. Tt may be good
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-03-29

A General Opposition to the Make
shift Propositions or the EngIneer-
Are the Brick AHanufacturers Try
Ing to W. DIRK DeaIa
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TTHE size of our store tells the story O
B store with that of any dealer ia the cit
to underselI any and all competitors. To
let To buy goods at rock bottom prices
there's the respect that puts us head and
the largest store in the west; the create
titles and secure every discount that &
w under buy, and as to quality Wen che
any time you're not completely statistic
after that.
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We still have % chests Of Tea left;
VIII 60 at same price this week.
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Good Parlor Broom, 2 for.-....-... q
8 lbs. Hand-Picked Navy Beans - q
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cans Red Salmon. Observation-Disclosures %
4 bottle Olives Observation-Disclosures. 15
no lbs Family Lard -.......... 90
pkgs Pancake Flour ...- rs
100 lbs High Patent Flour .-...... i SO
100 lbs Family Flour ............. i ID
Half pound Cocoa. .....-..-...... 20
30 foot Clothes lines Observation-Disclosures. 10
Extra Good Wash Board. .-...-.. ID
- bars Toilet Soap 20
bars Pure CASTLE. ..- 10
/ Ito. Fine 10
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-09

operation. A strain Of one Of the bat
terles Of boilers made their repairs ne
cessarv. II is said all ile mill will go
on in full next Monday.
Word reaches the city that Richard
Lewis a, well-known young mill man OF
this locality, former roll turner, OF the
Etna-Standard, has been married to
prominent young lady OF New
Castle, Pa, where he resides now.
John W. English, bar mill roller OF
tho Etna-Standard, made a great rec
ord last Wednesday. He turned out los
tons in twelve hours, the greatest rec
ord ever made on the new bar mill.
Burr Nixon, a prominent South
Slider, former employe Of Factory IN.
has accepted position with the west
Virginia Glass Company. VIM. Gree
men, formerly of the same glass house,
has also gone to Martins Ferry to work.
A leader OF the Amalgamated .Asso-
citation of Etnaville is authority for
the statement that the Association is
now in better condition in that vicinity
than ever before. At recent meeting
there was larger attendance than for
years. Sherman Lodge having consoii-
dated with the Mountain City makes
the order additionally strong.