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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-29
CRIMES AND cAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

The jewelry manufactory Of Ira Richards d.
Co in North Auoroagh Mas damaged By Gre Jesdsy
The brick block in Fort Smith, Ark known
The Onc,rs Quarter burned 90 hs 9Th INST Jes st000
Broom's Varieties in Memphis, was burned
YESTERDAY The bung wardrobe de- entirely ses'tyoa
Les, $1,000
NcVean & HastnQss paper warehouse in
Rochester badly managed BY t.e rasrJs' Los sHoo hsI
el3ooo
IA fire in Lynchburg, Va, Yesterday destroyed
,h,.r frame bu Mr. uosehfst dry
Mrs Bord oorfeconery and NJ H. Lobby essr LeSs slaS
"A boy of year. shot hs SITTER, aged 10, in
w, ,ton yeesy. Ne sss playing sin pistol rish ga ssp
po.e my ana pDns bic SISTERS had Pulled 'ss tsser
Killing her nstALtiy.
BENJAMIN Chickering If Pittsfeld. Mass. has
,,, sud Tr @! ne bsrkl
Life nssrze Cnpsny 81 ibt iorh b. s'inr ayrnopn,e
altered tl OF the tonspJs f1Idt fo gd spsSaft"r IN
COMPANY is secured hum los~
Jonathan Crandall, bank wGiclman IN
ws,T r. l. .ypsshd BY soiiar stranger, st |
tt " th t Tin through ID. lrt
til. Nils re asTAei the rufsls sei ~ burglars iooa
b.. silce tbds N. platform Of The riioid depot
Yesterday morning n fire broke out in TIE
,J ~, Hotel IN yase Columbia Ia. n "a osn'd H. WAm
Trsgor communicated ." 10" tiis ata oaitu ss
90 ,,,-I Win q ho,.l t,sarr sal Mr. H-N u Nsn
,,la.a and h.ssr~ la.i sr. ard hcst
.lh a, ali 1hne ,siua, har,'s lsongn1 10 MI
IIr- 10 s.re baruei. Less t71tfci nsrr~ute fiv'
TN Tuesday u fire broke ont in CanldwclIs
Xrs SsvrrnAs fn4thine tftfy
I..,n,,,g bh lie t.rbap nrtsIy rnUb md ons
Al Al, afgs i st<i STATE u ren s'h,d pe' As"ih OF 40
co.,, ,..nr-- l. Nsn.li sn~hr lost $500 To @iths-
s~ad -" 81 s'-t ~ rsD Ii"u'f
krru Al .bsut $500 worth ~ irtery 40 The bae'opi IN
,stI ior sNrs m, eai" No. $3.50 enr Pir"' '~'sd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-29
THE TROUBLES IN EUROPE.
LATEST MILITARY MOVEMENTS.

LATEST MILITARY MOVEMENTS.
PROGRESS OF THE BoNBARDMENr OF FORT AKRON
--FAlDuERBE CONCENTRATED At ARRAs-sT.
CALAIS BoMBARDED AND OCCUPIED ny THE
PRUssIANs-CHAU2Y DENIES BEING DEFEATED
--BoURBAKI's MOVEMENTS
LONDON. Wednesday, Dec 2s, 1870
A dispatch from Versailles saws the bcmbardment
Of Fort Avron continues without intermission. The
French reply with vigor but THEN fire is Ineffective.
The news Of the opening Of the bombardment of
che Paris forts was received in Berlin with great
public rejocings.
Gen Faidherbe, in dispatch to the French Minis
,er of War. announces that owing TO the intense
oodpe.s of the weather he will encamp his troops
near Arras. aud await the prosecution of a general
moyement throughout France for the relief of Paris
and the dcliverance Of France. The weather in
Southern France is also intensely cold.
disnatch from Bordeaux states that the Prus-
slams cannonaded the town Of ST. Calais on the oth
and then entered the place where they committed
many excuses. Gen. Chauzy sent formal protest
10 the Prussian commander and subsequently issued
an order of the day to his troops in which he says
81 have warned the Prnssians against the further
perpetration of such horrible actions as they have
committed against unarmed places and people, who
merit better treatment from the enemy because OF
their extreme humanity 10 the Prussian sick ana
wounded
The General adds that il is evident that France is
not combating loyal enemies, but devastating
hordes but she viii continue the struggle to pre-
serve her power and independence.
Gen. Chauzy also complains bitterly TO the French
Government Of the conduct Of the Prussians. lie
denies having been defeated, and avows the inten-
ton Of taking revenge for the acts of vandalism Of
the Russians.
Ii is said that Cen. Bourbaki is moving his army
against Ger Werder.
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TRIAL. OF THE BOSTON sMUGGLERs.

BosToN, Dec. 2S.-In the trial of Doctor T..
Mills ct ais charged with smuggling, before the U. s.
Court to-day, Assistant DistTict-AttOrney Dickinson
opened the case fothe Government briefly stating the
nodas operahdi OF the defendants in getting liquors
from Nova Scotia, where he alleged they arranged with
Iersons TO ship the goods by vessel and transfer
them TO coaster at which landed them az Boston
and New-York without suspicion OF fraud, the latter
vessel coming under the entry rules OF vessels en-
gagged trade with foreign ports 1t was further alleged
that British customs marks were erased ana Unteo
ed concealed, and offered for sale by the defendants
who owners agents, warehousemen, teaInsters etc.,
claimed as lost TO the Government by the several trans
actions alleged Is $4,000 Collector Russell ana other
oIcsrs of tie customs in Boston placed upon the
stand aud examined at some length. The case is hkey
Il several DAYS.
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PERsoNALITIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Prof Leja, a well-known optician in New-Or-
gsps va, bed the st. Charles Boie yesterday
So,ouel Reed the Oldest member of the Masonic
Order ia the Wes Tud, in CovingOn Miami Co, OHIO
The Hon VIM. Caggell formerly prominent
Democratic politician Of Newsmpshre died IN Portsmouth
seed co.
Mayor Selby Of San Francisco has given his
o,i pcoBs present amounting to sfot 10 Puoe
chirties Of that city
Mr. Olaf Sternersien, the new Minister from
Sweden Hor~sy formally presented 70 % rs"'es Je's
n, s.erean Fish usual oourteSes were exchanged
The funeral of the Rev. Collins Stone, late
81 ths American the Deaf and Dumb who "as
Hartford on rrSsy zoos pe )es''"@|
The funeral largely titsBbd,
The President has remitied the hne OF 5000 ",
80 Porte, Df late Of the NestohVls HAM. Tor
H. fsacE. sts Boston ifcgenties Dyer having
sssy,.ok IL siI months sentence IL L, dhsm jail
Gen. Sehenck will resign his seat IN Congress s
H. o Of Jsvsary VIII sail Tor EngsBi on ne ~ d. ~
sspSsf Miss sally will accompany him the other 80 Sash. o
sowing IN April Nj Monp, Secretary Of Lg'h"' 81 i""' "
lin hffr
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SERIOUS RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

CLEVELAND, Dec. 2S.-The Atlantic and Great
Western mail train, bound West this morning ran on
the track about five miles west OF Meadvle. Inc rear
car which was filed with emigrants was thrown down
an enbapkment 80 feet high turning several times.
one man named Hopkins was killed, and two Others
were badly injured Of them fatally ffeen OtneTs
were slightly Injured. The train about two hours be-
hind time and running very rapidly wncn tne acel-
dent occurred. The accident was caused by broken
rail The injured we're brought to Meadv1lle
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CHM

TIT TJEN~GSIN HASsICRT--LETrEE FROM THE
tREHC1f LNBh ApOR-CHINESE OFFICIAL TX
itAKATION OF THE EYESI--OIBER or IN
DENNY AND APOLOGY.
The Shanghai LOario. Nov. g. contains
Commute alton Count kecheo hOu;rt, the French
tnbassadOS, t0 the French DoAs on the aetLoRDf the
'hnese Government regarding the Tentsin S0sAcre.
III THIS document the C0Un says:
lave the honor Of making knoWB, for your SPECIAL
"TinatOn. the let Of terms which tha Chncee Govern
WI bas decdc1 upon Offering TO the French Govern
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LEGRAPIIc NOTES.

The r,ls report that the Cubans arc sur
aba
rnsbio Montana from Panama with
troen, + nun. toneho. 81 Diego Esl Iesendsy.
The L. r. steamer SwataIa arrived 81 ~ r,sf1e,
HsrnqIe iron smans S0s. a. and s'es De- i rus'"
Az sell
The First National Bank Of Sioux Clfy. Iowa
sspi'sl $4,000 and DE Fra National b.ns - 'h"''S ~
capital no 40 have lssa naha mud To- On l5is"'S
The Southern Express Company sAie, WIlcI
the :.st FIRE Ia Richmond sais' vas ~ w. I mi
tst,rlsy speRsd ihs con ebs fAeh"'nt F''''' ="
ffsssa,j gele, fOaEd 10 IL uBlalaf9L
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GENERAL FOREIGN NFYS.
GERMANY

11R NEW TREATiEs RRJRmED by BAVARIA
MUNICH Wednesday. Dec. 2s Is,o
The BavaJian House Of Deputies has re-
Jeeted sbo PedeI tseaties with obtaining an
InIsoyeoeId IN then torDs.
Tie Chamber has voted IN favor u enlarged south
German BuDd 10 De allied with 4hat Of the North
G,TJ4an Confederation
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THE PROPOSED CONFERENCE.

TURKEY IMPOSING RESTRICTIONS ON THE SUB
JECTS TO BE DISCUSSED.
CoSsTANTINoPLE Wednesday, Dec. %, 1870.
The Turkish Government has, In a note,
urged upon the Powers lie objection TO the discussion Of
oil questions affecting the Danubian Principates in the
London Conference.
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AN uNpRoFITABLE VOYAGE.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec 2s.-The ship Ger
mania $50 days from Liverpool, having been compelled
10 put into Rio twice for repairs arrived here today
The botOmries upon her amount 20 $4,000 and the vessel
and cargo ale only worth about $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-29
MISCELLANEOUS CABLE DISPATCHES.

.. Senior Sagasta has accepted the post of
Foreign Minister in the Spanish Cabinet.
$780, The Pal Mall Gazette warns Englishmen
that they cannot do than to persist in the idea
that the people OF the United States are friendly TO
England. The fact is dramatically otherwise. Az any
the British people.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-29
THE SAN DOMINGO QUESTION.

Mr.. SUMMERS POSITION ENDORSED BY PROMi-
NENT INDVIDUALS-HIs LATE SPEECH IN
THE SENATE PREPARING FOR PUBLICATION
HE ENTITIES 1T, "EABoTHs VINEYARD
THE ANNEXATION POLICY TO BE STRONGLY
OPPOSED IN TIE HOUSE.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUSBI
WASHINGTON. Wednesday, Dec. -, 1870.
Mr.. Summer is in daily receipt of letters and
paprs indorsng his action San Domingo, majority
of the papers being from the West Among the letters
received to-day were approving his recent speech
from william Lloyd Garrison Gerrit smith Mr. Long
fellow and Others All Of them, the Senator says en-
phatcay dsapprove Of the annexation project In toto
Gerrt Smith az well others, takes the ground that
the American tropics the natural home OF the negro
and mixed and that our dGty W project anu no'
occupy those regioaa
Mr. Sumner has intention OF retracing IBIS stepe or
retracng what he has said Referring 10 the charges
that he had personally asaed the President the Senator
ost declares thstthe had no sneh d""us
or intention as is ascrbed him He waA In di,cut
position being able to read from the record Inc e'
oepce upon which he based his argument Had 1t been
o,herwise the criticisms made would have been more
than Justified He Is preparing his speech for republican
finn and declares that in nothing WIFI lie modified
The title lie gives Hsb0ths Vneyard-is significant
of the feeling with which IN regards the ANNEXATION
scheme.
Az 500, ne Congress reassembIes MI sumner VIII III
deayor H. secure the passaSe ~ his resolution o inquiry
far information from point OF view. Opposition eh-
ected Dt Senator Morton and Others state that !" teif
opinion none vii, I've made. The position oil 'he nen"c
,,io, i the House Will probably give ri~- 10 sharp
sc,,,ou Gen Butler expects to lead IN the attempt
On tal IL up out ~ the regular order ir necessary 10
IA sure OF the majority BEFORE moving "
On T., tho npeaker's table, because "hen 'ha'
nathan T. rird every hill and resolution must DC
p,rsed .,.,., each H. A. there aic" hph0'' " "''
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IhLh"NAFH TO IHh IHINUNH'I

From the above will be seen that the percentage OF
Great Britain Is onehrd OF the entire amounts France,
about one fifth, and the United states one-nlnth.,
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WOMEN AND WAR.

now THE FRkNCQ-PRCssIAN WAR WAS NOT PRE-
yENTED--AN AMERICAN LADY INVOLVED IN
TIE PRELIXINARIEs-A PAGE OF SECRET
HISTORY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-29

Feeling convinced that ceremony Of this sort was
NOT pre- s, in accordance with Mr.. Stewards wishes
or expectations Mr.. belong requested tho nterpre-
ter 20 explain Mr.. Sewardt position more fully 10
the Foreign Ministers, and ntimated his conviction
that no invitation, unless proceeding from the
Mkado himself would be accepted; and at the same
time suggested that the proposition of the Ministers
should no: be submitted 20 MeSsrs. Seward and Ran
dali until after the Foreign Board should have had
time reconsider the matter Their response to this
frank ard certainly not unreasonable declara-
ton that in view of the fact that neither cf the Wis
itors held any present official position they feared TO
establish an embarrassing precedent BY granting an
audience.
THE DILI NINA OF THE OFFICIALS
The talk is however that while this was OF ITSELF
perfectly ,alid excuse 1t did rot fully convey The
views Of the GoycrLmeui. they were, and had
been. prepaIsd 10 meet any reasonable wish OF Mr
Seward, his osiion having made them thoroughly
Acquainted with his name and reputation bat Mr.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-08-13

ELECTION OF DELEeATEs.-An cleo
tion will be held throughout the county,
on this Saturday afternoon, at 2 o'clock
at the respective voting places of each
election district, for the purpose of elect
ing delegates to the State Convention, to
be held on the oath day of August, to
nominate candidates for Governor and
Representative in Congress, according
TO the following apportionment: Duck
Creek, 8; Kenton, s; Little Creek, A:
East Dover, 5; West Dover, A; North
Murderldll, 6; South Murderkill, Q;
Mispillion, 8; Milford, 8. We hope these
elections will be well attended, and care
taken to elect for delegates none but
men who will represent the best inter-
ests of their constituents, and vote fol
none but those properly qualified to
perform the duties of the important and
responsible Offices for which they shall
be candidates. Let every man vote to-
day, and we shall present ticket which
will prove irresistible in the coming
contest, in spite of the opposition of the
hordes of negroes whose votes will be
bought to bear in the interests of the
Radical party.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-08-13

James Fl. Riley and Emory Graves.
col, were brought before Justice Graves
of Chestertown, on Wednesday week,
charged with assaulting Joshua Bordly,
negro. Riley was fined 50 and costs.
Graves was committed for assault with
intent to kill. Bordley was severely cut
in the neck with razor, a dangerous in
strument, with which the majority of
negroes now seem to go armed.
A yacht race took place at Chincoteague
last week. A pretentious little clipper
built craft came down to beat the ina
tive" boats, but on the "home stretch
the "bully" craft capsized, and en- un-
ed by Mr.. Clarke, citizen of the Is
land, distanced all competitors and won
the race and watch.
During the thunder storm on Thurs
day evening week, the stack yard OF Mr..
James A. Roseberry, near Chestertown,
was struck by lightning and entirely
consumed except one small stack. Mr..
II. had threshed about 260 bushels of his
wheat, which he estimates at ouet third
of his crops. The remainder is total
loss.
A Mr.. Cottingham, prominent citi.
zen of Snow Hill ,.came near being gored
to death by a COW last week. She goi
frightened at dog, and in trying Il
gore the dog struck Mr.. g. in the abdo'
men with her horn.
The rails on the Kent Railroad are
Low laid to what is known as buyers
Station, from which point freight traini
commenced running on Monday last.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-08-13

1T is SURPRISING what a large
amount of military talent the European
war has developed in our midst. At
every bar-room and corner of the town
may be seen crowds of men, discussing
the military ''situation" of France and
Prussia, with all the gravity and wisdom
of owls, and disposing ofwar technicali-
ties, with ali the dignity of a Carolina
Legislature or Delaware Peach Con-
vention. Chaps who "neyer set squad
ron in the fieldg or aught of battles know
more than so many old maids, do not
hesitate to say that If "Bismarck had
done this" or Napoleon done that, such
and such would be the result, &c. OF
course we have no reference to the "bot-
tle-ScdTred heroes of the "bloody Sixth,''
who rendered such eminent services in
our late "onpleasantness" under the lead
ership of that pious patriot, and loyal
old hero, Col. ~ Ned Wilmer. 1t is Of
those we speak whose military expert
ence in our late war, was confined to the
cultivation of sore legs to exempt them
from the draft or purchasing negro sub
stitutes to flight nobly" for them on the
field of honor. ~ Selahi
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-08-13

ARBEIrER HALL, Cincinnati, has been
secured for the use of the National La
Dor Congress, which convenes there on
Monday. Special arrangements have
been made for the accommodation of
delegates. The Cigar Makers Union
and the Harness Makers Union are to
be represented in the Congress.
ID zss0rs N 'zkfsfSfUohx.=rne negro rI0ts
Ia Kentucky still continue. A despatch
from Lexington, KY, dated August 9Th,
says: Information is just received from
Woodford county that the negroes are
still riotous, burning barns. hay and
stock, and turning stock into the fields.
Last night the house of S. Grouse was
visited, and demands being made which
were refused, led to the burning of his
outhouses and grain, and killing of his
cattle and stock.
A large party assembled there, al
armed with pistols and muskets, pick
eted the road, halted and turned bach
everybody going to Versailles, and tn,
whites of the TOW n were forced to keel
themselves within their houses.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-08-13

principle of R. dicalis n upon which
there was the slightest division of senti-
ment, circumstances alter cases."
and this North Carolina overthrow
appears to be one of these circumstan-
ces.
But to the result in the Old North
State. The Democrats have a clear me-
jority on the popular vote of nearly 1900.
The Legislature is Democratic by near
ly two thirds, thus insuring the election
of Democratic United States Senator in
the place Of Abbot, the present Radical
incumbentj and TO these important re-
suits must be added to five Democratic
and only three Radical Congressmen.-
Verify, the tide is turning. The de-
mand for change of administration is
daily growing more imperious. The
Radical party, like Napoleon's hold up
on power, is daily growing more and
more feeble. All that is now needed is
ga long pull, strong pull, and pull
all together" by the Democracy. That
this pull will be given we do no doubt;
and we as little doubt that our next Can
gress will be Democratic.--Phild.E Uen.
ing Herald.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-08-13

BURNING OF PRoPELLER.-The pro-
peller Parthenia, Captain Tryon, belong
ing to the Eastern Propeller Company,
and running between Hartford and
New York, left Saybrook at 7 O'Clock on
Sunday evening last. At 1890 o'clock,
when three miles off Falkner Island,
fire brock out around her boiler.
The flames spread rapidly and the
steamer was al once headed for Falkner
Island, and as the donkey engine and
force pump forward could effect moth
ing to extinguish the flames, the crew
were forced to abandon the vessel, and
all hands, nine in number, took to the
boat and reached the shore in safety
1t was beautiful still night. The Par
thenia was headed for the main land and
san herself aground a mile southeast OF
Guilford Point and burned up. There
was no cargo worth mentioning on
board.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-08-13

Niagara hotel proprietors and hack
ment are grieving because the falls Will
be worn away in GOO years.
In India. with more miles of railway
in operation than in 1868, in 1868 the net
ceipts fell Of e167O.
Fifty thousand pounds Of Switzer
cheese will he made within a lew miles
of Oshkosh, Wisconsin, this season.
A great deal of damaged wheat is conn
ing into the Nashville, Tenn, market,
more than has been known for several
years.
The Union Manufacturing Company
at Norwich. Conn.,, have recently re-
ceived 1000 pounds of California wool
via the Pacific Railroad.
Western papers chronicle the death OF
''the first white chin born in Ohio, al
the age ofeighty years." A rather back
ward infant, that.
A servant girl in Toledo frustrated 9
burglars plans by throwing him out Of
garnet window to the sidewalk. He
never recovered from the shock.
Many of the small country towns O.
New England show a considerable de
crease of population by the present cen
sus, but the western States are the gain
ers.
Camp Jackson, at Richmond, Va.
where the reveille has reused the sol
ders every morning for the last ten year
has been turned over to its owners.
Iowa is trying to get up a ''soldiers
reunion" at which $4,000 persons will
be induced to sing, all at once, "Hai
Columbia" This would prove geo
cure for deafness.
The Southern people are in great trou
BILE as to their tobacco. They fear tn
war in Europe will render their stock
drug. France and Germany are bot
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-08-13

GREAT DEMOCRATIC VIcToRY.-The
returns of the election in North Carolina
show immense Democratic gains, and
indicate that the State has gone against
the Radical government bayonet party,
and that the Conservatives carry both
houses of the Legislature by decisive
lnajorities. They also carry the Third,
Fourth, Fifth, Sixth and Seventh Con-
gressional districts, which make the del
egation, stand five Conservatives and
two Republicans. In the Third district,
Waddell, Conservative, 10 undoubtedly
elected, Careful estimates fix his major
ity at 375. 1t is conceded that Skipp,
Conservative candidate for Attorney.
General, carries the State.
1t is said that the majority for the
Democratic Conservative ticket will
reach $4,000.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-08-13

Ladies' Walking Shoes, Ladies' Com
mon Shoes. Ladies' Shoes with heels,
and Ladies' Shoes without heels, Ladies'
Buskins at Primrose's.
All the leading makes OF Ladies
Misses and Children Shoes, in every
style, shape and kind at the Bee Hive.
The secret of Primroses large business.
is, he sells for cash only, and he sells
cheap.
If you want TO be in the style, buy
your Hats of j. II. Primrose, the great
Hat Emporium.
J. Fl. Primrose is closing out his Car
pets, Oil Cloths and Straw Mattings at
first cost.
Gents Lasting Shoes, for tender feet,
Gents Patent Leather and Kid Pumps
warranted to cure corns, all at the Bee
Hive.
Alapacca, bingham and Cotton UNI
brellas at the Bee Hive.
Silk Hats for Gents; Hats for old
men; Hats for middle aged men; Hats
for young men; Hats for yonths; Hats
for boys, and Hats for small boys, at
the Bee Hive.
The advantage Primrose has over
Merchants, dealing in all kinds of goods
such as Dry Goods, Provisions, DC, is,
he deals in one branch of business,
therefore he keeps larger and better
assortment. He buys and sells for
cash. In the regular bushes the cash
customer pays the same prices for goods
as those who buyon credit; which shows
the great advantage ola Cash, store over
Ladies' Button Russia Morocco Boots
Ladies' Button Brush Kid Boots, Ladies'
Button Turkey Morocco Boots, Ladies'
Glove Calf Button Boots, Ladies' Peb-
bled Button Boots, Ladies' Plain Last
ing Button Caters, Ladies' Plain Lace
Gaiters, Lace Kid CATERS, sRussia Mo-
rocco Lace and Goat Morocco Lace at
the Bee Hive.
Misses French Bronze Button, Misses
Lasting Button, Misses Lasting Lace.
Misses Button Russia Morocco, Misses,
Turkey Morocco, and Misses Pebble:
Also large variety of Misses. and
Children's Shoes for school, we'll adapt
ed for spring and summer wear a
PTmrose's.
Plough Shoes; Brogans, Walking
Shoes; Balmoral Caters in Calf Mo.
rocco and Kid; Hide Boots, heavy and
light. All warranted as represented, or
money refunded at the Bee Hive.