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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-30
n Railroad Receipts.

Houstons gross receipts OF cotton by tho
various railroads entering The city were as
IoIows. Bales
houston ana Texas Central. ............. S.51,
innlcrnaIionai ana Great Northern....... 6Is
galveston. Harrisburg and San Antonio. 2.i7U
Texas and Now Orleans ........ X
Houston East and West Texas .. 10
Gulf. Colorado and Santa Ne .....,. Il;
sau Antohio ana Arkansas Pass. .......... S,7si
Mlssouri, hansas ana Texas.....-....... LOIS
'-'' ''''t't''' ''-''-,''''''''-.'.'.-,.. 80.
~ Total n n.
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Houston Daily Statement.


Gross receipts thus far this week 81 255
Gross receipts 3G2 days this year 2 52S. $50
Gross receipts 3Gl days In ls37-as. 767. 800
Gross receipts 362 days In 1894 95 .7g4. 23a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-30
DRIED FRUITS AND NUTS.
Incy hand picked. GI9c. No. e, 4AWoc;
onds, Taragona, Ice per Id, in sacks; peca
acc; Italian chestnuts. loo per ID.
GRAIN AND HAY.
Carload lots, I. o. b. cars from millers; de
q charge from store 5d10c more per 100
GRAIN AND HAY.

Carload lots T. o. b. cars from mllers; deal
ors charge from store 5410c more per 100 Id
on tran 2d3c per bushel on oats and corn,
ard lOd15c per 100 lbs on hay.
BRAN--Per 100 lbs. Coo.
CHOPPED CORN--Per 100 lbs, 72c.
CoRN--No. 2. sacked, S5c.
oATS-Texas. per bushel. 27GS1c.
MILLET SEED--75c.
s0RGiUM--Fer bushel Soc.
WHEAT SHORTS--Per 100 lbs, S5c.
HAY-Alfalfa. s12.50a13.50 per ton: timothy,
SiS 00Gi13,5o; South Texas prairie hay, si.S0W
500; North Texas. s9,00a10.o0
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New York. August % ,---wheat-Reccipts
22I 600. eXporis log 600 bushels. snnf nnInt No

--',uuU. VNVUITs IHbV'V bUbntIs. sNOl uuIFT, NO.
II red 75& afioat I, o. b.; No. hard. Duluth
SOS 10 arrive: No. hard 81 to arrive: No .
red 77% elevator. options closed steady at
May SoS: September 7S7s December 77ik
Hides steady. leather steady; wool quiet:
cotton seed oil steady. Metals-The metal
market deyoloped II ANYTHING an easter feel
ing especially for tin. which was a shade
lower closing easy Mt 81 .l2E1Si1 7i5, while
pig iron warrants were auiet closing un-
changed at i5.bodl6,Oo for No. 2; lake copper
WAS quiet and closed NJ is 80; lead quiet and
without decline. closiug at 5 iOafs 80
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-30

Good demand for all classes of choice cattle
Prospects good for steady prices the coming
week Good demand for corn hogs. $50
pounds up; carlots can always be sold on
arrival at market prices.
GALVESTON. q
Galveston, August 29.-The A. p. Norman
Live Stock company reports the market as
follows:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-30
HOUSTON.

The following are the quotations for thin
market as furnished by the Box Bell Saunders
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-08
Eli DC talrigc Ncrpcltoeljcr,

ION napnIis bet imutfs aisn sr pluoe,
al, er MI tcnlmst en- m. Gn meast Be.
isst 8oinoeIags i 2pnopn furtaIer Der.
ON fslsenos:
5or en- sib iiben lusOs iss Rarte til
at Here at mine manssaarise 9atientin.
Der hanos laet Zig til en- eienbommeli1
Vtadoe at tale paa. De ~bsspnote en-
S9tntn9, men snots ben / i~ielbnsfft
Sab. 9oa Spsrgsmaal ertIarsoe En-
m'sst Hsross ung 5rus, at bet par bsnot
lmultst, isIp mso fin bsbite Ollie al
tpnrsntr'rs fine santsr ps forteue no,
get | Sammenb9ns. Sum bapoe tnapt
bsgpnot paa ct Sbsma, oa ale sraab;
ipntss henos unoilupns os trpbs al On.
ltrsnsslis lite LOB Jig %sisninos. 2iseoar
gil bet henbs | bsnoes SusboIbninasIa.
ger. gun begbnbts m.b ct saer arbst
men nadr npsIe Winutsr bar aaat, oioitt
bun lille, brao bet bar, bun bapbe billet.
Seq fanot imioIsrtio mart uo, boab Der
bar ben iancIpnIigs qarIaa til osnns
npe 6orm for RsrpsTitst. 9las be 9as
m,r, bcs hDem iss tunitatsreoe ben. bar
iprise 0srt,rs at be fadtalots "Nip,
o'GIpd Yea" %SGmmsntomItsr, "ss
&lptssn 5"lgfsg. 6porIsbss bet aaor
til mso eisfs Iaoer fig oanit.Iia bertrip,.
Snsn al b tiIitsosbarsnbs sr iitano til
at usoIisshcIoe en- puabsspnot Somtals
sllsr fsrs tilenr en- Satnina at miOoels
Sanso'. Salpipiit, aaser liaasr ioien;
inasn osS, hosm icm Tsrit orat elIsr
tp''ts. l~lafaoelis FER Snorbf ga llornt
AZ gsissgnos, SiIisnsr, 9rrIsntation.r,
ITtsostasnina. iaa BET er umuIiot. Al
nogsn SamtaIe tan bolbss iaanu. Der.
ira itrio'r Zig ben sisnbommelias aorm
AZ Rsrosiitet hos BE- uuae 5ruer, at Be
lille tan iige en- S9tnins tilsnoe.
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-08

milisn tilbringer aftsnsu. Gn tuftfulo,
t9ntsnos !Susmooer buros iunne Dtnos
Tin 1jsnsTtepiess Qstslis % Wrbeoi9s
beb uosn at nbmpge henoe u9 iaare benz
bss 9grssfsl.lis. Wsn mango !5ismss
brs iDnes meme, al bet pifoe p9re at fors
neore Iig ielp at bsbunSle lin Sisreitss
pige meb famine qgtelft, fcm be tr1Der
at benbe. Slige Susmsere fan ia goot
al at faa bore. at ben gstcIIe Os Stors
bso, man timber psb at fornebre % rinz
aeaqte ct W~eomsnneits, bIir BEN til
Stdm. Sngen b!ir flor Deb at bile
gjsre andre imdd.
Oct sr ofte fust, at Der finoss life
nogen Sitting, | bpiltsu en- ptsss aus
mratisr. MoraI os gobs Robn og Rn9te er
faa bel perust ON Iom | en- prioat So
mile. Den pdaitano hsres rimslis uo,
men sr oesp9rrs life fac bolobar, Tom
mango tror. Gn 5iensFtepies blir fsr>
gslig ofts uoen minDite Grrnb "a uben
Snug al 9spis mistGntt for aft muligt.
Sg Wistdntsn blir life bolot btmmeltg
heller, men ofts pIoprst I'D / Oioe 8rsbIe.
8lir en- Ting borte, psnoes Mistanfsn
ftrar mob 5isns't,pi9sn, Der ofts uItpls
big blir iagst uo At 5uiet fom en- SDo.
ga9eftsr timber man ION Hegel rto, at
bun bar uit1Ioig; men 6enoes gcoe Hapn
og Rngte bar bu faat en- pIet og benoss
9gresfslslIe ct anpf, Tom life let gadr
bort teien. 9et bomber life Toa lieloen,
at en- Susmur fdar arrsiterst en- uifploie
5jsnsItspigs. Wtdn fan iibsn itrigs bet
uD til gerbsnS Dbsrits @rrnTer, ON man
Oil, at bun er uftplbiq, ca at bet er beoiit
ogiuu; men Solt oil alorig glsmme, at
bun bar oGret arrsIteret. 8renoem9rz
tst er Der.
6uists 9strs, 6usmooersn oaIda,
IN bun life sr gift elsr Dor iammsn
mso fin WaRb, tar ubsn Stabe for fit
eobs Robn % Rpgte ba 8eTeg az W9ub,
til lnngt I'D paa Gbelbsn; men be Giss
ncitspisen, ON Fun lar lin aiGrsite Be-
iese fig, % SuIets 9amer finesr bet ub!
9enots gooe NuOn pg Hbgte piloe not
life bli meget barb.
Gn Itor Del al ben Gnsrgi, ilantros
pt'fe abinoer % Wpno msb, uofolbsr
Tor at reooe fulons bigger, oiLoe naa On
bets Rob Iitrcre % bore beors Srugt,
ON man Ia mer an puu at giere On
oens 9et tiItr9ttenoe. 3bi Iaal9noe
Sjsneitepigerne / Surorepsr % Sufin=
Der at Sjsm blir 6ebanOIst, Iom Der
nGont, pil bore biemlpIe Bigsr Igee BE-
ItjGfti9eIie / gutittsr, 6abriter % paa
aontorer, Ielo ON be fun faar Sultelsn.
og iaa bill TsIgsn iii, at be ierqelig ofty
FaIot i Griitelien, ia, TeIger i'm gere %
Sno Ter at tunne tlroe 1i9 flint.
Date er bet bopeoIagelige SnbboIo of
ben triite @rtitsl, iom Iiager foran mig,
"a leg ital life gjare nrgsn 8ommentur
til ben. Seq tror. ben sr bel barb en-
Sants. Bar isg 5armsrtente, pilOs je1
bialpe Wtor og 5ur babe uos % inSt
rg life lGngtes msgst efter 8pliost.
pr
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-08
n0rngnimg al SiifeGa mocm
Uat0.

Den betjenOts 5iitstjenbsr Rusisren
Grimm bar 9jprt 5orieg pda at ubru9c
aGg at forftiellige Silt, nuonlis Eats.
uoen 8uno. Otter 8efrugtninaen an
brirges 2Gqgene paa 8pmulp, ION er
gjennGmtrRngt mso 8anb; 2&qqene
oGttes ligslsbes msb gomulo. !6pers
dnoen eIsr treble Dag beitenfes 9omz
ulben, fua ben itaoig er fugtig. qda
oenne Wdabe bar ban uoruget foritjels
Iige Slags 9Gg msb faa fort Sslb, at
at 1850 beoe fun ct sneite, mems ale
be andre uopitIeos fig til trdftiss rs
nOrmule Siiteunger. Sperfor Spings
ningsr | Sempsratliren unber ubrugz
ningen. Ipm sllers er msget farlise peb
ben aIminoeIigs llbrugninssmetooe, Ips
mes ben "tsrre ubru9ning" pgiaa at
poe p~aientlise Sprbele. s bpert Sils
i9Ite ian ben faa fin getponing paa
Steoer, bpor man life bar 4bgdng til
nuturlige 8anblsb ellsr lite 9sngemibz
Ter ii! at anl9gge toitbdrs gumpep9rz
fer. Smiolsrtio sr 5orIpgsne mbnu
fun / i'm BORDEN; men 8rimm agtsr
'elufslgelig at fortIetts benz / iferre
Still.
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-08

Drsn. Seq fslts, brorltees min arr
faftilsmi,s iom | en- Sirutiti,tt, msotri
NIT lille Barn fsrtts bort Zig, for min
Zine. De! ftratte fine imua arms II.
mob mig % raabis ungit: "papd
papo!!"
acknowledgement holoi otter inos
5ons Stsmms bar bGs % bans Vim
bdpbt fact IN ~eisnoommeIis @lanbs.
"paa Grurb al min StiIins bsbs.
osbe leg iii, at frbst, for at brutns,'
fortfatis ban. "ssSes ia1. at min Suiiru
tirnptos mob ben brufsnos 0dnomasfe
Seq frpsteos for, at bsnoss 9raftsr
itufos foists benbs, % iss baabsoe blot.
at bun life barb, feet, bpprlsbss pori
Barn rpt,soes bort, cs bborIsoss bet uos
ftrattt fine arms sftsr 6i9lp. 5prbs'
bsr.n % Sunoitrpe,rsn tunoe itg life e,
% tj,nbsr llIptisns StsrreIis, ST.,
9rdFtoirttsr - at @ognens p9Itsb'
ooer bo.ranbre slIsr rbttsoes bort. 9:
peo oeiaa, at en- al Sogp,riondlet ilnp
lptt,Iist bort cg iprang pasiaasrtogsi
iureos msb ct rsot Stag for at itanbie
BET, ue at bet ogfaa, Sub fts Cop. lbttss
oss BAN.
Saoinart ben oGrits 8anofom par
cher. Tom Der en- W9nebs MennsItsr til
ulDttssftebst ca b,frisos mig fra nit
5anssn'tab. Seq buffer imiolertib life
msget bsraf; tbi oa jig iaa nit Barn
meo uoftratte gtrms orioe forbi mig %
iad, at min Suitru tr9nste Si9lp. ub:n
at ieg tunos bringe ben - ba bar bet,
ION ON ie9 bapbe tabt 5oritunbsn. Mar
bar fagt mig. at ieg rpttsos % IIeo I min
Mrm Tor at tomme los $500 al lea rdobte
NIT Barns pg min Suitrus Rupn Tom
en- afiinois. Seq bar Blot GrinSringcn
at, at Der ttIoro9 iig nogst 'aa frpatsliat,
at bet life fan ubtrbttes meo Orb.
0a man snoelig fiji 6sfriet mia, oiloe
isg iaa bar man ~iortalt mig - Itprtc
ira benz, men be opsrmanbsoe mig "a
fsrte mig % min Suftru paa tor Wart.
Wit 9obso bIsp ~tIurers, oa iea iaa, at
min Suitru befunot fig / Sittsrbeo og
blot BAR let Iaarst. Wsn ba man life
tnnoe beipars mine Spbrosmaal ON nit
Barn, itnrteos isg, trobs al Mpoituno.
bort TOR at isge efter bet.
Seq itscts mart paa ct MenneTeles
GENE. s WuaneItinnet gjsntienote isa
6prbeoersn, Der bar blsoen fsrt berben
al 8anoma8ierne; ban ipntes at ppr,
Ispenoe. Sg noget lnngsrs borte iaa ia
sttoru en- mert 8jsnitanb -.
Oct bar en- Wano. Weo lin enc
9aano bolot ban taft en- liosn 9plt, ben
1noen 6dono bapos grebet ct frampuQs
tigt Saa pm en- Buff.
Seq itprteoe irsm; nit Sierte BAN
ttoe beftigt. Mco min friite 5dano trail
1fg BAN ub al 8anoet, pp paa tsr Mart.
Sra ct Saar | 6opeoet itrsmmeos Bio
bet ub, pg bans Qniigt bar blsqt ION
Ososn. ghlten par nit Barn, Scr.
SraFtbiretter -. 9iosn lepebs % par
pso fulb gsoiofthso; bun la9os trat lin
lille Qrm en- min Sals % bbiiteoe:
Seq pioIts, at 9apa oiloe femme
mart; Fan tclot mig Iaa bit obsr
9dnost."
0a argreoe jig lite, at is9 mob ReQlez
mentet hdpos taast 2anoTtrpgsren pp pua
Sotomotipet. Sumrne Nat opoe ban al
be Sanr ban babe panbraget ia %
bet iparsoe BAN megen Smsrte, TIL hans
Barn ipb alsreoe i'm iibIte Som, sft,r
bpao isg ienere III pibe."
acknowledgement taug. Den ftrans
&c Srufitoirsttsr baDo; usnot tSupsoet
bort.
DE tan after bsspnbs at arbsioe.
naar Ssrss arm blipsr Bra" Iasoe bar
ttlito't mso en- Stsmms, Der ItieIueoe al
geOasslis.
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-08

Sob grfarins. Seq baaber, hi Ital
tomms soot ub al bet mso ~bperanbre,
Son." Iagoe Sus6onosn iii ben npe
9aarosqut.
Oct itaI Ri rof. Seq bar bapt msgst
at aisre msb 8riisr for psida. ies."
III opb 8lRbe bar noest 9~refrD9tiubz
9poenos pso fig. - Sb. garlnle.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-11-29

You can save money op groceries,
meats and everything in the eating
line at Posten's City Market.
EACH working day In the year is
Ladies Day" at Protzmans the
photographer.
Buy your underwear at
Whittington's
SEE the high top shoes for boys and
girls at Waters.
FIVE hundred pairs of mems shoes
at Sl.S5. worth $500 at
Whittington's
PART of the crowd which is going
from here to see the game in Pitts
burg has already gone and part will
leave this afternoon. More of them
will 60 in the morning and the at
tendance will be tinged with Nor
gantown people roofing for D. c..
and A G. They want to see W. and
j. badly beaten.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-11-29
PROTZMAN.
The Photographer.
REMEMBER THE NAME.

NoBBY things in Boys overcoats
at Hirschman'
GET select oysters at st. Clair's
Restaurant 25c per qt Solid meas
ure. Broth free.
The ladies are to be congratulated
upon the success of the organ recital
last evening. 1t was all that they
hoped for both in attendance and the
organist who gave it.
THE Table D. Hote dinner to be
served at the Delicatessen tomorrow
will attract goodly number of pa
irons. 1T will be something new for
this place and for good many house
keepers quite convenience,
FRED LARDIFF, of Philadelphia,
has been secured by G. L. St. Clair's
restaurant as caterer. He has had
twenty years experience in Philadel-
phia and New York being in the
Lafayette in the former and in the
Fifth Avenue and Brunswick in the
latter.
Is. III. MADEIRA licked an obstrep-
erous would be guest this after
noon. The gentlemen in question
asked for a room in which to sleep
off potation and when told that
there were no rooms to be had at the
Franklin assaulted the host. Mr..
MADEIRA licked him generously and
sent for the police who ran the OBJ
streperous individual in.
IT seems to be the idea now that
Thanksgiving and feasting go to-
gether appropriately. With those
among whom the custom originated
the idea was to fast and give thanks.
Ii the early settlers of New England
felt that they should give thanks for
what seems to US to be meagre COM
forts how much more should the peo-
pie to-day be thankful for the mani
fold blessings they enjoy.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-11-29

THE mail box on the corner of
Main and Wiley streets is to be re-
placed. 1t was taken away some
time ago on account of the removal
of the old lamp post there. The peo-
pie in that vicinity who were greatly
accommodated by the box put in a
petition to the postmaster and he
told them that if they would put in
the post he would furnith the box.
They have done SO and the box will
follow at once.
MEMS leather lined shoes only 81. 90
at Waters up-to-date shoe store
Buy the celebrated Walkover at
Whittington's.
THE biggest trust after all is the
country newspaper. 1t trusts almost
everything, and for this reason the
people like it. 1t is the only trust on
eaath that is worked to the limit and
the only trust where the proprietor
gets the smallest share Of the divi-
dends. Every city and State has a
branch office of this trust, and the
trusting soul who goes down in his
pocket for the dust to keep this trust
going is abused like pirate if he even
hints that his paper needs something
besides air to keep his trust inflated.
THE Delcatessen has sent out to
numerous people in town its menu
cards for Thanksgiving. A Table
D'Hote dinner will be served on that
day from II to 1870 that is very elab-
crate and the price will be so cents.
The same dinner in city on that
day would cost at least $150 1t
would be convenient way for fami-
lies to take their dinner.
LADIES should buy their wraps
now before our stock is too much
broken. Prices on all Capes and
Jackets reduced. Hirschmans.
THE big Shoe Store of Hirsch-
mans has everything you can want
in the shoe line. Prices always much
lower than others.
Go TO Whittington's and have
yonr suit made to order. See their
samples at once.
WHAT is the matter with having
another amateur minstrel here this
winter? The Elks last year gave a
performance that was decidedly the
finest thing ever given in the town
and the performance was highly en-
joyed by those who were fortunate
enough to get a seat. II they should
repeat the feat and get up another
entertainment of the same class they
would again get crowded house and
the plaudits of everyone.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-11-29
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention of Prominent People
Where they are and HOW they are.


James Evans left for Pittsburg on
Wednesday morning.
NJ. l.. Brown will leave this eve
ming for Halleck where he will spend
Thanksgiving with his children.
c. ID. Allebaugh left this morning
for Pittsburg and the Allegheny Val
lay in the interests of the Mingo
Glass Company.
Mrs. w. A. Mestrezat and child
rem Paul and Mary have gone to
FairmonJ to spend Thanksgiving
and visit for lew days.
Miss Myrtle Parriott, OF Cameron,
is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Jason
Clark. She is here in the interest
OF the "Old Maids Convention.
Edward Herd and Harry Shank left
for Pittsburg this morning They
will be absent for several days. Nh
Herd will return by way of Browns
vile.
Harry Armstrong who was formerly
student IN the University has Uevn
appointed cashier of the new bank at
Beverly. He is said TO be one OF the
youngest bank officials in the state.
Mr. Wilbur A. Davis of Grafton
who has been here for several days
visiting Sam Chadwick has returned
home. Mr.. Davis is very well and
favorably known here and everyone
was glad TO see him again.
Mr.. W. j, Alexander Of Manning.
ton came in on Tuesdoy afternoon to
visit his son Frank who is a student
in the University and TO attend to
some business in connection with the
Standard Oil Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. REYNOLDS, of
Pennington, who have been acre Tor
sometime left on Wednesday morn
ing for their home. Mr. REYNOLDS
had entered the University but was
compelled to leave on account of his
health. He was pursuing studies
leading to the Masters degree.
Captain and Mrs. j. r. Miller ar
rived here on Tuesday evening.
They have been in Washington, d.
C., since leaving Morgantown but
concluded to return here Mrs. Mil
ler's health was not good while in
tie capital city The Captain will
probably start as a travelling sales
man with Morgantown as headquar-
tiers. Everyone is glad to see them
back again.
Mrs. B. +. Martin of Grafton is in
town and is trying to get some place
to locate in Morgantown Nothing
suitable has as yet been found and
she may be unable to get anything.
Her husband was one of the first re-
gents of the University and was very
well known in Morgantown. Every
one hopes that Mrs Martin may be
able to make the necessary arrange
ments to remain here as she would be
a great acquisition to the town in
many ways.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-11-29

SELECT oysters 25c per at. at st.
Clair's Restaurant.
ONE thousand pairs of ladies fine
shoes at less than cost at
Whittington's
Lawrence Wade, of Tyler county,
has been visiting his father E. j.
Wade and numerous other friends
near Taylortown for a week past.
Mr.. Wade is an excellent young man
and all are glad to see him again.
He has much sympathy in the loss OF
his wife some time ago.
ABOUT the handsomest thing IN
town is the neckwear in Wells show
windows. There are all styles, all
sizes, all for one price-50 cents
Ii you can't find what You want you
want in this selection it will be use
less to look further. The artistic
display is due to the hardi-work OF
Nathan We'll.
THE successful advertiser is one
vino tells the truth. Shrewd mer-
chants recognize the fact. Having
captured the confidence of the pub
lie, trade follows where truth has
opened the way. The merchant who
cannot live up to his procIamations
had better go out of business. He
is almost in as bad plight as the
merchant who cannot pay his notes
A TELEGRAM has been received in
Grafton from Kansas City, No, tell
ing of the arrest of A. r. Kelley, the
absconding contractor of the Fetter-
man school building, who was ar
rested at that place. John F. Phil
lips, one of the losers by Kelley, and
his attorney, Wait Conway, of Fair
mont, left with the proper requisi-
ton papers for his return to this
State.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-11-29


GE1 seIelect oysters at st Clair's
Restaurant 25c per ct. Solid meas
ure. Broth free.
THE Elks Of Uniontown are going
to give minstrel performance in the
Opera House at that place on Thurs
day evening and party of the ant
Tered folk will leave here in the after
noon to take in the show. They may
be sure that they will have a nice
time. The Uniontown people will
leave nothing undone to add to the
pleasure of the visit.
| WILL not bore you with long ad.
If you want anything fresh in fancy
and staple groceries call at A. l..
Nye's. Phone So.
STUDENTS, buy your gymnasium
supplies at Whittington's.
EVEN the humble broom is made
an instrument with which the rapa
cious trusts are fleeing the people.
AT a meeting of broom manufactur-
ers in Chicago last week brooms
that had been selling at $1.75 a
dozen were advanced to So a dozen,
and the cheaper grades were with
drawn from the market The deal
ers who have eornered the broom
corn market are selling at $3.50 to
$500 ton the same material that
they brought at $40 and $50.
SELECT oysters 25c per at. at st.
Clair'S Restaurant.
The display of Fur Callarettes
and Scarfs at Hirschmans is attract
ing the attention of all the ladies.
Prices are very low.
STYLE, Workmanship, and fit are
the three big factors in our Ladies
Wraps; the fourth is the price which
is lower than even the closest buyers
expect to get. Hirschmans.
Two FIRST class building lots for
sale. Apply to Wilmington.
GENTLEMEN Suits and Overcoats
at prices that will cause you to won
der how we can sell them so low, at
Hirschmans.
NEAR Blacksville, Wayne township
Greene county, it looks as though a
new pool of deep sand oil would be
opened in the not distant future.
Greene county territory, however, has
proved so cratic in the past few years
that all predictions have gone wrong,
even when the outlook was most
promising. Some three months ago
the South Penn Oil Company drilled
in wildcat, located on the William
Lantz farm and the showing was such
that it made the territory in that To-
cality look like sure winner. The
opinion is now further confirmed by
the South Penn drilling in second
we'll on the same farm located 1000
feet west of its first test and securing
producer that is rated at 100 bar
rels day or better. This and the
first well are located six or eight miles
from any production, and if the for
mer comes up to present expectations
will prove an entirely new pool. But
as previously stated so many brilliant
prospects have melted esssay IN Greene
county that skepticism accompanies
such new strikes.
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make the
Children happy.

Everybody likes to look back to the happy
days of childhood. Cares were few then and
it took but little to make happy. 1t is the
duty of parents to see that home IS attractive
and entertaining. We want 10 help you make
it so. A few good games viii do more TO
keep the boys and girls off the street than the
Curfew will. Now games cost but little
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is unusually large per cent. but it has been made
on these lots several times.
Don't you want to invest few spare dollars each
month and repeat the experience of others.
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HII Kinds Of
Games and Cows

Are at the Acme. We bought them
cheap and we going to sell them cheap
Board games &c to 500 each. Dolls and Toys
lie and higher. The splendid game of Crokin-
ole, S1.50, $500 and $3.50. The Crown Com
bination Board has games on it for all the fam
ly. Get your games
TIL ACME BOOK STORE,
III. l.. SWISHER, Proprietor.
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Photographs.
Cadet Panels $500 The doz
Cabinets 200 ~
Beau Ideals $50 IS IS
"Dewey's'' rs - 50
Absolute Excellence,
Satisfaction to each Patron.
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Fl huge Joke
10 rcnger is
nortb nlorgantoWfl.

With its $75 900 worth of beautiful
homes all built within two years.
SO per cent.