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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-18
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IMPORTER OF WINES LIQUORS CIGARS, AND DEALER
BOURBON, RYE. MONoNGAHELA AND RECTIFIED
CORNER MAIN
WATER SITS, EVANSVILLE.
subscriber receiving and opening at his
stand of the largest and best assorted stocks of
Wines Liquors and Cigars ever brought to this market
The attention his friends, and the trade generally
Icted to stock which will he sold favorable
aud at as figures house the Vest comprising
Brandies of brands Pale and Dark
Pinct Mallory and Otard Dupuy Co., with numerous
lot o other brands.
WINES.-Fine Old Madeira sherry and superior old
Wine OlAre Wines of different brands Champagne
Hedsick Wine and pn together witha general
Old Bourboa Rye, and Rectifed
whisky, Holland Gin, Jamaica and New England Rum
Cherry and Peach Brandies Cordas Curaco and Swiss
Also article pure Ohio oatawba. and Boston
Somach BitteTs.
N B-AIways hand large and we'll selected stock o.
Havana. German and Homemade Cigars; Sardnes ana
Pitts burgh Ale. sepI5 b.
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- octIi GEO. FOSTER d co.
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HNANDIFtS 100 boxes Star. Opal and pressed Summe
anrf2 GEO FOSTER & co.
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COpaRTNERSHIP NOTICE.

TNHE undersigned have this day fcrmeda srship
under the style and firm of A. J. Colburn Il Co.. and
having stock and stand of the firm of Colburn
rhberger will the liabilities of the said firm Of
Colurn and alone authorized TO settle
tbe business of the same. ANDREW J. COLBURN.
v25-tf JONAS COLBURN.
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ENAN0FILIIfl INDIEilNzA'
HNRANCIS FENDRICH & BROTHERS respectfully Tue
a citizens Evansville and vicinity thatthey hay
their old and extensively known Bal
limo place. where they will manufacture and
constantly sale all kinds of Domestic and Imported
Their assortment OF Tobacco and
Cigars every variety and brand IL per cent viii be
he giving call, We.warrant to
ssll at city prices. Please call and examine augZ3-3m
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CIDER VINEGAR MANDATORY

CIDER VINEGAR MANuFACTOKY -.
wish call the attention OIL the
w Wholesale Merchants of Evansville and dealers in
to the featuring pure ar
cle OF cider VINEGAR which will sell SO as to compete
with Cincinnati Pittsburgh prices Give as 2 call iaR
B-The mandatory situated the corner of Fourth
md Can streets Lamasco city. jyl-dAwly
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Senate Democrats IL, Republicans 12.-
House, Democrats 81, opposition SO, consist
ing of Republicans 49, Fillmore 5. Presiding
officer of the Senate, Lient. Gov. Wood Re-
publican
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d'Absinthe.
NB-AIways on hand large and we'll selected stock
Pittsburgh Ale. sep15
TO LOVERS, OF GOOD TEA,
caddies superior Teas feel confident that
rates as any other house in town Just if
have not the best Black Tea oes fer i9s IN
ORIG STORE.
ENRJJ PENNINGToN having purchased the PoI stock o
months since desires call the attention of the public,
m make pgreheses to this assortment which will be
stantiy receiving additions from the Eastern cities and
other establishment in the West No s. Washington Block
Buildings sep29-tf
EVANSVILLE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
Evansville, Indiana.
TENHE Fourth Annual Seo the aboye VIII
commence on LLe ~ Lay
for business respectfully invited to the advantages pre-
The course is practical embraces
eeoan Sales
dence, PenmanshiP and Mercantile Caiogl atiOns
lessons be completed in from six to
ten weeks Time not limited Students commence at
any @e For Catalogue FTff ia
EARaO 1sl' eaF3ip RRE 62F Sas coy Water
CHARLES BARN. UNI,
watches. CLOCKS, JeweIry, &c
FIRST STREET. BETWEEN MAIN AND LOCUST,
Evansville, Ind.
has received fine lot OF WATCHES
JEwELRY which he is prepared to cell cheaper than
cash His stock consists in part OF o. vaT'
on STYLES Jewery of all kinds and quality
Guiding some Gold Stone Mosaic Coral in setts Gold
ana Silver Chains Bracelets Loekets Necklaces Rins
Gold Slides Sleeve Buttons Gold Pins Plated Spoons and
Forks Silver Thmbls Guards Keys lett Brace ets &C.
&C. almost everything usually in Jewery store
all will be warranted represented and Will be
sold cheaper offered before in the city call
from those DESTROYS purchasing respectfully solicited
Clocks Watches and Jewery of all kinds repaired in the
;v23atf ~ CHAS. BARNUM.
! GAPS! CAPS!!
RHEIMS Youths Boys and Infants of every variety
w color shape the latest and most approved fash
IONS sepi7-3m VAUTIER & MARCONNIER.
POPE. ELLISON IL CO.,
| COMMISSION a. FORW AEIDINts MERCHANTS
| New Orleans
IBERAL advances eousign m ents TO the above ad
| d Iiress-madeb by sep26-1y BURTIS & FLEMING.
@NREY LINIE-In suit purchasers, delivered a
sens SH' D'p'' GEO. FORTER co.
xwTHITE LIRIE.-16o bbls reed per fatboat this day
| sersI GEO. FOSTER & co.
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TO LOVERS OF coon TEA.

TO LOVER OF GOOD TEA.
TAVTNG reed direct from Philadelphia, haf-chest
II caddies of superior Teas feel confident fa
supply families with article and at as chea
other house in just call and see If WI
have OF the best Black sale Evansville.
auP5 NIGhER1 " JOhNoON.
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ABOVE CRESCENT CITY BUILDING.
n STAFFORD has just opened Grocery and Provision
Store Main street. above, where ne Will be pieas-
his friends and the public generay ana ne
merits liberal share OF tn
public patronage. my3l-1y
SOAP AND CANDLES
* rvs Star Candles: rs bxs Extra Tallow Candles
Justree,d nv my28 T. II. COOK SON.
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having commenced the manufacture
E blankets, at mill at Dexter. New York,
pared to kind of low they can be
bssad in New York with the addition of frsghs and
I'll orders for an q cunt at shortnotice.
good assortment of 81, lO-4 l-4, Ia
Suuer Family Blankets.
Heavy Negro Baskets.
GRAY and Saddle Blankets. &C., &C.. to which
invite the attention of the trade. - - $500
oct6 D. H. MA1hhb q W.
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POLICE MATTERS.

~ Walter Doherty got most wretchedly drunk
Thursday night and undertook to navigate aene, for
friendly post Finding however, when he got out
into open seas that although the gale fair abaf yet
his contrary ills all aback and being also com
pounded by the variations Of the compass, he
found it impossible proce ed al least with degree
of certainty, he hove under sterms and donble
reefd lore and mizzcn topsls; mizzen back and after
flashing his helm hard aport, turned in concluding it
wasn't his ach deck. Marshal Evans happened to
be cruising around that way, found Doherty in
damaged condition and t ,aved him into port "Lock~
up" Yesterday he was BROUGHT out before his Hon.
and Recorder, under a strong convoy Of flies
ybi n attend him constantly and closely He shook like
~ who the verge Of delirium tremens; was
perfectly matted in filth md smelled than groom
ofthe Augean Stables Fined S5-mOneyless-jAp.
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This is the Alvin Adams, morning for

- This is the Alvin Adams morning for
st. Louis. She is one of the fastest packets
in the trade. She will be down early.
The fine steamers Thos. Swami and
Baltimore are to be sold at Portland the 18th
of June. They are swift, and elegant steam
erS in every particular.
- Four coal boats were sunk last week
near Grand Gulf by running on tine rocks
The high water prevented them from being
seen until too late. Two men were drowned.
- The Aleck Scott recently went from
st. Louis to New Orleans in three days and
twenty hours. 1t will be remembered, how
ever, that the Mississippi was at food height.
- The fast Fashion will be here to-mor
row morning for st. Louis. and will take trav-
elers around in hurry. There is no St. Louis
packet for Monday.
- The Rainbow will be here this after
noon and start back to Louisville in the even
ing. Travellers can be taken to Louisville in
a hurry by her. and live we'll on the way.
- The Northerner is due early this
morning for Louisville, and will afford an OPP
portunity of going to Cincinnati in a hurry
She will connect with the Cincinnati mail
boat.
- The Fanny Bullitt has been thorough
ly repaired and reprinted, and may be expect
ed to-day from Louisville for New Orleans
She is good boat, and her officers are popu-
lar wherever known.
- The Highfyer will pass here early
to morrow morning on her way to Louisville.
Those who take her, can be landed at Cincin-
natl by daylight Tuesday morning, in plenty
time for the Convention, as it will only or
ganize or partially so on Monday. The South
erner starts up Monday morning.
The big Magnolia, on her recent down.
ward trip from Portland, picked up $500 sacks
corn, l85 hhds tobacco, and lot of cask
meat at Evansville.- Gin. Com.
And yet when the Magnolia arrives at New
Orleans, all this freight is credited on her
manifest to Louisville, and Evansville is utter
ly ignored. All the big Louisville steamers
get more freight here than at that city, yet
Louisville gets the credit of all because the
boats start from there. Is this right. Mr.. Com
Yet there is no way to help our
selves except to have Evansville packets
Next year that will be so.
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Masonic.

The Grand Council of Royal and Select
Masters, of the State of Indiana, closed its
first Annual Communication at Shelbyville on
officers for the ensuing year:
Comps, William Hackner. Shelbyville,
Grand Puissant; George w. Porter. New AL
bany, Deputy Granu Puissant; William Pelan,
Connersville, Thrice Illustrious Grand Master;
Eden Ii. Davis, Shelbyville, Grand Principal
Conductor; William G. Terrill, lafayette,
Grand Captain of the Guard; Phineas G. c.
Hunt, indianapolis, Grand Treasurer; Francis
King, Indianapolis, Grand Recorder; John w.
Sullivan, Edinburg, Rev. Grand Chaplain;
Henry Colestock, Indianapolis, Grand Stew
ard and Sentinel.
The Grand Chapter, of Royal Arch Masons,
of the State Of Indiana, met and organized in
the same place, On Wednesday, and after an
agreeable session of three days adjourned yes
terday. The following are the officers of the
body for the ensuing year.
NJ. E., VIM. Hacker, Shelbyville. Grand
High Priest; Sol d. Bayless, Fort Wayne
Deputy Grand High Priest; Jas. R. Mendan-
hall, Richmond, Grand King; George w. Por.
ter, New Albany, Grand Scribe; E. John w
Sullivan Edinburg, Grand Chaplain; P. G. G
Hunt, indianapolis, Grand Treasurer; Francis
King, indianapolis, Grand Secretary; George
F. Lyon, Terre Haute, Grand Captain of the
Host; A. A. Gee, South Bend, Royal Arch
Captain; Henry Colestock, Indianapolis, Crane
Guard.
Both bodies will hold their next Annua
Communication at Terre Haute, the thirC
week in NAV 1857 Lnfnuette Jour-
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The Seventh Angel.

Or, THE MILLENNIUM ABOUT TO COMMENCE
This is the title of neatly printed and hand
somely bound work of nearly 800 pages, which
has been placed in our hands by its author
Rev. Sam'l Jacobs, Pastor of the First G. P.
Church of this city, and published by Mr.. A.
F. Cox, Louisville This work contains seven
lectures, which were originally delivered in the
church of which he is Pastor, in the summer Of
last year, with a view of showing from the
''signs of the times and the developments of
prophecy that the period, usually denominated
the Millennium, is near at hand. The titles
of these lectures are as follows: 1st-The
Seventh Angel. 2d-The Holy City Trodden
Down. 3d-The Prophesying of the Witnes-
ses of the Truth-Their Death, etc. 4th-
The Church Swallowed forth in the persons oil
the three great Apostles Peter, Paul and John.
5th-The Dispersion and gathering of the
Jews. 6th-The Kingdom of Christ. 9TH
The Nature of the Millennium.
We have not more than glanced over this
8. work but feel confident, from our knowledge
of Mr.. Jacobs, that it will be found interesting
and in its historical, biographical and theology.
cal illusions and facts, instructive. Copies O.
the work can now be obtained at the book
stores in this city. Mr.. Jacobs friends will
not only be paying compliment to him by
securing copies of this work, but doing a good
thing for themselves.
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CIT Daily gOurnaL
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
UP TOWN ITEMS.
REPORTED DIT Up TOWN ESQ.

II The steamer Statesman" passed up yesterday
morning stopping here long enough to receive volun
tary delegation to the Democratic Convention to be
held at Cincinnati Monday Pierce. Douglass and
iSichanon will all be there-tha presumptvey, each
leading up his each sanguine of and
prepared display to his defealed competitors gra
cious condescension.
? What's become of the ShipYard project. Does
it call for obituary, those statistics still
.muating. We men of Evansville, ye have met. and EN-
quired and consulted concerning this matter and have
found that and advantages for such an
enterprise abundant and ofa superior kind and now
We refuse do things which yourselves have de-
clared good whereunto shall liken your Ye shall
be likened n mser who said 10 himself "go to,
will open my Golfers and how much treasure lhave
there land when he had counted the dollars and the
gold pieces in his Golfers he said; much moneys have
laid up in store Meth my neighbor any
other shall reap benefit herefrom; and when
had again closed his Golfers and put them away out
of his sight, he straghtway forgot how much wealth he
dad and those who knew Of it, marveed and were
tonished because he was so foolish.
2 The very cool weather wehave experienced dur
ing the last days. compels quote sales in ice
dull nothing easier than to keep perfectly
cool without any artificial aids whatever. Farmers are
complaining generally of the sckly appearance of the
grain crops. We heard say yesterday that he did
th TX there would be average OF more than one
zthird of crop season. and that corn looks
: rather unpromising.
SUDDEN DEArH.-Daniel Smith pasterer died very
suddenly yesterday Buffers ieehouse. He felt lit
tie sick in morning, but apprehendng nothing seri-
GUS, usual to work; he sitting at the time,
falling to the floor died in few minutes. We did
not hear to what cause his death is attributed.
II ? The number of substantial houses going up in
different parts of the city and the quantity of freight
shipped from wharf tell something of prosperity
Though since the suspension of canal navigation Evans
Vile may be said to be running wheel, yet she
makes under all her Temporary disadvantages at least
4Ie ordinary speed of progressing towns. A strong
bit of testimony in favor. is taat Gen. Walker, or
COL Allen, have failed t. present anything that offers
stronger inducements for the people of this community
rany of them, to to Central America and fight the
battle Of those Adventures than home Interests
them to remain home and attend to thsoe interests
Though we have citizens who can be soldiers when oc-
cason requires them that capacity Clay coun-
~ had to call second time before Ponse and
if another call should be made with little less of the
Ridiculous than characterized that one, it would meet
with another response equally as ready.
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LOST Cows.-There are number of per-
sons searching for lost cows about this time
We were one of these particular Individuals,
but inserted an advertisement and it brought
us the cow. Another cow is advertised to-
day. We predict if it is within twenty miles
of Evansville, the owner will have her in a
week
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0FLook out for Cincinnati dispatches next
week The journal will contain dispatches
daily, if the line keeps up-and it is the only
paper in the city which will have special dis
patches relative to the Convention.
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NJ. Z. CONFERENCE.-THE ed day of the
M. E. Conference was occupied in debating the
Slavery question, so we published no abstract
of proceedings.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EVANSVILLE.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
FRIDAY. May 80.

FRIDAY. May 80.
H. Bridges. from Louisville to Bowling Green.
Susquehanna rem New Orleans to Cincinnati
w. Cheesman. from St. Louis to Cincinnati.
Statesman, from St. Louis to do.
Weuona. from Lafayette to ittsburg.
] W. Mailman. from st. Lonis to Pittsburg.
Magnolia. from Nashville to Cincinnati
Messenger. from Pittsburg to st. Louis.
j. =. Pringle. from Pittsburg st, Louis.
Sovereign. from Cincinnati to do
Memphis. from Memphis to Cincinneti.
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LOOK QUE

ElOO x OUT.
TUNHE undermined would citizens Evansville
PiEeon township that he has an in Car
peuters Block Fouth street. MaR and Locust
where he is all TO
by close application and
iuess 10 merit a liberal share of public patronage
my26-Iw. F. Du KHAN. Justice of the Peace.
FNIDER VINEGAR bbls Cider Vinegar for sale BY
- my24 i. & D. HERMANN.
NE ASON's BIANKING.-5O dez Mason's challenge
lYM Dlacking recd and for sale by
my2+ l. & ID. HERMANN.
HNOFFEFs-Uus and for sale 200 choice Rio
Z Y Coffee bv mv24 TENNEY & SORENSON.
r JME-Juat reed and sale 200 hbls choice White
Il /Lims by ny2i TENSEY e. SoRENSoN.
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AUCTION SALES.
d ANiELwOoLsEY......,
Auction ROOMN.

1hUUNIS9
Old Court House. Corner of Main Third
diately opposite the Washington Hotel.
NEAVING leased for term of years fitted up the
III n above well known stand, prepared o
ceive private SALE kinds of 20 ods
and household furniture horses
gies, etc.. etc.
Cash advances made on oonsignments when required.
Regular sales Tuesday, Thursday Saturday,
commencing O'Clock A. M Also Tuesday Wedn esday
and Friday nights. at early gas light.
andsaes of real estate promptly attended
to.
We weekly receiving. and have hand large
and general of FURNITURE, consisting osla
spindle and bannster backs scroll and scollop tops rim
back office. French, Jenny Lind and BNstle wood
Chairs mahogany and wood sofa Chairs Elizabeth
chairs: spring rockers, Sofas soeiables
card dining breakfast tables light and wash stands
lounges mirrors fine common and misses bedsteads
trasses tin and wire Safes etc. which will sell at Gin
CHM att prices.
We have also hand great variety OfnotioRs jewelry
violins accOrdeons pocket cutlery. guns pistols whips
etc. which will sell at reduced prices for cash.
wholesale retail. WOOLSEY NELSON,
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL
A Proper Recommendation

a Proper Recommendation
New YoRK, May so.
The special committee of the House resolv-
ed to recommend the expulsion of Brooks, and
censure Edmonson and Keitt.
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REMOVAL.
GI0LBURN & HERSHBERGER have removed tneir
~ stock of Mattresses the building latey Pns
by Mr. Hughes, Water street, next door 70
where they will keep constantly on hand, AZ
all sizes ano KINDS,
viz: Spring Cotton Moss Shuck. Hair and Jenny Lind
ALSo-Bed Comforts of all sizes
AIso-0otton Moss Hair Shuck and Feather Pillows.
Mattresses made order and TO give
The attention of Country Merchants particularly invited
to stock Main doorto Canal Bank Evansville
md
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EHT bought stock and taken the formerly
SS occupied by Bacon Co.. Main street. opposite
the Branch Bank aud have made large to their
with future supplies usthes
promising citizens of Evansville and vicinity
great variety articles Family Groceries any
in the city Being determined to exsron
satisfaction ali hope receive liberal pat
ronage trial. Goods delivered charge
nlhl3 HERSHBERGER & CARSON.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW GOODS AND NEW PRICES.
NEW AND CEEAP GOODS.


WATER ST. NEXT DOOR TO R.
RE now receiving and opening desirable stock of
IN spring and summer goods consisting part every
variety usually kept in dry Silks
Berages Robes Lawns, Brillanes. Bonnets Grape silk
Lace and NeOpolitsn) Ribbons Lace Edzings
Hoseing great variyCOths Cassimeres Pant
Vesting. in rich profusion &C.. &c. ap3
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VENHE would pectfuy inform citizens
n of Evansville and vicinity. that he has
ami is receiving and large assortment of Jcwery
all kinds direct from New York which he would the
attention those DESTROYS purchasing His goods all
and of the latest styles will be sold for cash the
lowest possible prices.
All kinds of Watches and pieces repaired in q work.
Ike reasonable charges and work
ed. CHAS. BARNUM.
On First street three doors below the Postefce
stand formerly occupied by G. Goshen.
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NOTICE.

EE RS N. DONALDSo> would respectfully info tn
" ladies Evansville aud its vicinity that has
ahouse door Mr. Rubin Harris dwelling the
of Second and Oak had expert
ence in Dress making and Bleaching and doing ala md
of straw and Nsapotan doing
work neat and reasonable invite share of the publ
nat
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-31

NEW LIGHT ON THE SUBJECT.
LEAVING my Tailoring establishment Main
Il opposite the Court House would invite the
Evansville inspection of my stock, that
how theme insisting of French. Eng
sh American Cloths Doekins and of every
price, Silk Satin and Linen Vestngs suitable for
the season. any which will make order
short notice and reasonable prices r cash.
There having if they be Sold Gall
If suit only like Baze
in the rehearsal. yeu must be id odd f,h - o.-
myls-lm DAVID O'NEIL.
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PRINCE 4 co IS nELO DEONS,
WITH divided swell. secured by letters pat
ETE--i-7 q Ekgs tent, May 23d. 1855.
ri m II n By of this swell, solo passages may
ube played with the full power of the instru-
men while the ment is soft and subdued Here
Melo5eens made Prince Col will he fur
nished with this attach without extra charge.
Prince Co. could realize han dsOme fortune by
dspOsing they prefer
make it in their instruments only be OBJ
tanned by purchasing of
WaatE Fan
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NEW ARRIVAL OF PAPERS.
SCHMIDT STARK have received at their establish
~ First street large assortment of Wall Papers
from lies to the finest every
thing the beautiful description in this l They
also keep everything appertaning upholstery and cover
&C., superior STYLE Having just enareed
accommodate increased business We
prepared to receive customers and show them
larges ock and low prices ap29-f