St. Louis Post-Dispatch
January 31, 1884

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he request re a will i? —— cash, door of the Mo., E ' 5 : 5 fl t 2 nBubul 2283822 e ae * 4 5 ” “eH * . 5 * as . e - OR an 725 * a A 7 0 > * oie" int an a 1 aie ei SBE ; — ; 2 ä „ e * 1 * * % atti a 4 5 ‘yf 4 W * Pi * , a * 8 * * 1 TT _ y wey * r : a a bone a 5 og 2 — — : 1 ST. LOUIS, THURSDAY, JANUARY 31, 1884. i. E COMFOR we — a _ ° ill —— — — —— — — — — — — — — eng kn ange THE VERY BEST ON EARTH. Forty dif- ferent sizes, comprising a complete line for Hotels, Public Insti- tutions, Arm) Posts, Restau · rants and PRIVATE HOMES, ALSO Steam Tables, Carving Tables, Charcoal Broilers, Laundry Stoves, Etc., Ete. — 72 * * THEY ARE THE BEST. Because they are made of the very best material, are perfect in construction, burn Coal or Wood, operate perfectly with either, con- sume only one-half the quantity of an ordinary cooking stove, heat more water, have malleable iron fronts, malleable iron water heat- ers, flues lined with asbestos, are nearly indestructible, universally recommended, and lastly because they are made and warranted by the to 1909 Washington Ave. WROUGHT IRON RANGE COMPANY, 10%, mo. men FOR CATALOGUE. — — SPRING OPENING Prints and Ginghams! Handsome Styles! Largest Stock Ever Before Shown. Axl C. DAVIS & GO. 2L us Daus | NONE GENUINE ONE POUND |UNLESS BEAR AER CUT] OURTRADE — e- LINES, P@PK TRASK ICC 2s } TEASKS | This 44 BONELESS |” COD FISH “252 08 LA —— 4 owe ñ̃ p — — a 2 4 us in effigy in fun view of his place of bu TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. Dispatches from Australia report great crop prospects. The Naval Cadets at Annapolis, Md., have re vived hazing. The President gave his first state dinner of the winter at the White House on Wednesday even- ing. Louisville people are petitioning President (ros to reappoint Eli H. Murray, Governor of tan. The famous brood mare Midnight, dam of Jay Eye See and Noontide, died at Palo Alto, Texas, secently,aged 19. The Universal Telephone Company was incor- porated lu New York City on Wednesday. Capital stock. $2,500,000. In Galveston, Texas, on Wednesday, Phi Davis was sentenced to twenty years in Pe tentiary for baru burning. The stock of J.J. Dale, the Paris, Ark., mem chant who disappeared recently, has been at tached by St. Louis creditors. f * Cnarles Cope, 19 years oid, has been locked inthe Baltimore House of Refuge, because married agaivst his father’s consent. A Chicago and Northwestern [reight train was wrecked near Cedar Kapids, Iowa, on Wednes- day. Three trainmen were injured. De Lesseps has been luvited to undertake the completion of a canal which is to make St. Peters- burg a seaport aud independent uf Cronstadt. Rev. J. W. Malone. Baptist minister, was fatal- ly stabbed lu Heury County. Ala., on Wednesday, by Junn Boatright. The quarrel between them was of long standing. Miss Tillie Workman, who mysteriously disap- peared from Vincennes, Lud., last summer, has reappeared, She brings suit against C. Piper for $10,000 damages for aileged betrayal. Pope Leo has given à private audience tos prominent member of the society for tue suppres- sion of gaming at Monte Carlo. Tie movement lo suppress gambling tuere is powerful, The steamer Khywabons, from Hollyhead for Cardiff, struck on a group of rocks near Cardiff ou Monday night. be Captain and two meu re mained on board and are probably lost. John Bright adaressed a large meeting in Bir. mingham ou Weduesday. He declared the land — 7 go l Henry George were mne Wildes and most impracticabie that could be imagiued. In Atlanta, Ga., on Wednesday, Mr. Dickerson was locked up for cruelty to anlinals, his offense cousisiing in exhibiting a live, but roostér, which he fed through a hole cut in its breast. | Papers laid before the Canadian parliament on Wednesday show the tota! cash subsidy pald thie Cavadian Pacific L 5. last was § 000,000. Tue total subsidy earned was ov “ucres. Alter a heavy run the Merchants and Mechan- ies’ Bank of Leadville, Col., suspended on Wes nesday aftern a was Immediately attached for $37,000. Theré is but one bauk remaining in the city. The Supreme Court of lowa on Wednesday con- firmed tue action of the District Court in the of Fountain W. George, sentenced to be murder of Dr, Epps in the streets of 24, 160. Prince of Germany Rast 5 Prime Mister „ 3 a * ss at FDR All? many customers house in town, for and be convinced. and Graphics, ee. lead- | mo Our Patrons and the Public: of civul aud mining engineer. 6, i664. For imformation HAB. K WATT, Director. Cor, 14th and Clark Ave. Weare offering bargains to our EASY TIME PAYMENTS at reduced prices: lower than any cash, to make room for alterations in building. Come and see us RAZORS! at pi te We take pleasure in informing you that the fire of Sunday morning will not offer any serious interraption to our business. All inquiries, with few exceptions, will be answered as usual. In cases where delay is necessary, we ask for the kind BEST QUALITY. indulgence of our patrons until the office has recovered from the confusion to AUGUST IPPLIE 8 which it is subjected by necessary re- — BARBERS’ | SUPPLI McMUNN’S ELIXIR OF mab movabir Opis! — folio Sv couts. All ESTABLISED | 80 . c LEANING, DYEING AND REPAIRING IN SIX HOURS TH Pat FI s O. B. 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