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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-28
MERELY MENTIONED.

giles, 6o9 Market street.
Ask for the celebrated PTimeria Cigar, made Oi
pure Havana Tobacco, only cents at Singles A
Sons, 60s Market street.
-Deviled crabs every day. ct Ainscow's, I'll Ship
ley Street
Crabs received daily at ~ O'Clock, at Ainscows,
I'll Sh pie ST.
-Bayes, Second and French streets. nrst intro
duced the genuine cent Vera CIV ara s others have
been limitations. You can get them now In their
purity, st Second and French streets.
- You can md pure sherry. Port and MADEIRA
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The business will be continued at the old place,0n
tbe Brhndywln- Creek hy the und, rspned. using
j. FRIMBLE QUIGLkY,
Ie2S-im W G. QUIGLEi.
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N1rlcE

NOTICE
10 The bditOr Of the Commercial:
Having seen In your paper OF the 18th inst, II no
tlce Of Pus kive OF Of thHir drivers having
been hifeI by Walton 4 James, take this method
Of intiTnng my old custOmtTs the Fauke of MY
leaving them In the FIRST place, Pusey Rice hlr,
a man ) IN Philadelphia aud paid nIm more wages
than they were Wiling 70 pay ana having served
Oa Ianal, West, ashiugLJn AHu Juifers On Streets
for Nv years amt bull u, ths route lOr hem, did
not think II WIS doing ne justice 10 put mo Oh my
old route and put fnilrd,l hia dtiver on at an in
crease Of wages uver and aDo me. In he second
nhd left Pusey Rice. GEO r. HAIL.
mylg-u with WALTON Il James.
~ OIICE-A GOOD lNvE|TM NJ Ine Me-
IN ch Anlcs Loan association 10 now issuing u Sd
serbs Of stock. The Association oilers a premium
Of is pur cent per annum for the 1st series which
viii no doubt Induce tnu holders to wit Raw this
giving additional adv ntAge TO The 2d ana Sd SERIES
subscriptions received uy the secretary,
mil.-u L. Il. AHLn X. Market st.
SIUrIUh-At a tneetlug Of tna BOard OF Oirec-
v tors OF the Bakers Union Philip Combs WIS
authorized to settle tine accounts that Assocla-
ton, aud all those ind bttd " said Asset tiOn are
hereby notified To call ~ the corner Fourth and
Spruce Stree H. and MAKE s'ttlenent at once aud
81 II aIet. by order OF the Board Of Ire tors
aprlI-lt BAhELE Sec'y.
| RESOLUTION OF rAKFNhnSulp-rhe Co.
partnership here Ofore eXis ing between SAM
uti Mutphey and Joseph E. Booth, Cabinet Makers
| tua consent. The business OF tine late 1rm will be
| seule ly Joseph g. Booth, who viii still cont tinue
The business al thr old stand, SU9 sHIPLEY Street,
| wilmington. Del. SAMUEL MURPuEY,
JOS f. BOOTH.
WnMtaGToE, April 49, aprl7-tt
/
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~ WILMINGTON DBL, June %, 1873.
The co-partnership formerly existing under the
n'm name OF Qnlgley Neall, for the purpose OF
tran acting the Quarry Business the Bra dywlne
Creek, has been dissolved by mutual consent The
business OF the said nrm will be settled bt QniRley
4 Bro W. G. QulGLRY,
II b, MALL.
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nIssoLUTIoN OF oo-PARTNERsHiP.

The co-partnershlB heretofore existing between
Rdward r. James and Frank T. Webb, Printers
tnt mere, end Book Binders was dissolsed iunt
Goth, 1873, by mutuai CONSENT The buslneas OF the
late r0l viii be settled and continued at 224 Market
Street, By kdward Y. Janes, who will do business
under the frtn name Of Jsmea Webb.
kDWARD r. J tMKS,
FRANK II. WEBB
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State OF Delaware, County Of New Castle, S :.
/, John reUpes CASHIER OF 1.-THE Union Natl nal
sank 4 Whining, on" do soiedlnlv swear tha' the
above ,tAtem Mt Is true TO the best OF iry hnowl-
edge and belief. JOAN PEUPLKS, Cashier
sworn -, and Subscribed before me, this g6'h
day OF JunC, 1873 JOHN AKIN, JR,
Notary Puu
Correct Attest,
EDWARD r. BELLAH,
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~ characterization WILMINGTON
AND BALlIMOhk K ILROAD CO
PHILADELPHIA, June ., 1873.
The Board OF Direct,rs nave decl ,red semi sn-
nui dividend Of four per cent The u piIal stock
ii tue company payable on and after the Sd VI Juiy,
lsI9 ALFRED no nNEh,
lel0-4w secretary.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-28

h EPORT OF THE CONDITION OF "THk
IL FIRST NATIONAL BANK or WHINING
TON, at Wilmington, IN th1 state OF Delaware, at
the close of business the lyth day OF Junc, sIS:
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VoLrAiRE AND CnEsrsRriELD.-Ches-
terfield happened to BE- At I rout in France,
where Voitxire was one Of the guests !:
Chesterfield seemed gazing ab5ut tile bril-
liant circle 81 the ladies; voltaire accosted
him; my lord. know you are . judge;
which ara more beautiful. the English or
the French ladies Z" Upon my word,
replied bis Iotdsfiip. with his usual per.
sence Of mind. Il am no conusisssur Of
paintings" Some time after this. voltsir.
being 10 London, happened to be At = no
bIemanS rout with Lord Chesterfield a
lady in comP.dt, rrodigiously painted,
directed her whole discourse to Voltsire,
and entirely ehgrossed his conversation.
Chesterfield came mp, and tappsd him on
the shoulder. saying. "Sir. take care you
are not csptiva:ed." my Iorj;" replied
the French wit, Il scorn to be taken by
an English vessel under French coIors."
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City Council of Vermilionville.
Special Session, Sept. 18th 1873.

Special Session, Sept. 18th 1873.
Present: Aug. Monnier, Mayor, and
Councilmen L. p. Reviilon, +. C. LstioIais,
II. Landry, Il L. Mcbride, Jos. o. Girou.
ard, and Chs. 0. Olivier. Absent VIM.
Brandt.
The Council was called to order and
the object Of the meeting explained by the
Mayor.
r. Whereas, the Mayor having been in-
formed that the yellow fever has made its
appearance in the town Of Opelousas. Par
ish Of St. Landry, La.
On motion it was resolved, That the
Constable is hereby ordered to strictly en-
force all sanitary regulations passed by
this body.
Resolved, That messenger be sent to
the President Of the Board Of Police ol
the town Of Opslousa., for the purpose) Of
ascertaining if the yellow fever has really
made its appearance 10 said town.
Resolved, That ali persons residing with
in the limits Of said Corporation, be and
are hereby ordered to have all their chin
neys cleansed within thirty days from the
first publication Of this resolution. and in
case any person fails to have the same
cleansed, the Constable is authorized te
have the same done At the expense Of the
owner.
On motion, the Council adjourned.
A. MONNIER, Mayor.
II. NJ. BAILEY, Secretary. e
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fT According to Detroit peper. .
"gemman oh color" ID th.t city, having
long admired . colored widow living IN
The next block above, but being afraid to
come out boldly and reveal his passion,
went to a white man Of bic acqoaiptauce,
the other day, and asked him to wife the
lady letter asking her hand 10 marriage.
The friend wrote. telling the woman, 10 .
few brief lines, that the aiss Of her feet IVES
the talk Of the neiEhborbood, and asking
her if she couldn't pare them down it,
tle. The name Of the coIored mah was
s;ened; aud he was to call % der Sunday
night for an answer. 4 few days after
the writer cf the letter met The negro
mping along the street. and asked him
what the widow said. The mxn showed
him bio d,hot eye, scratched nose, =
lame leg, and spot On the scalp where
4 handful Of wool had been violently isrk.
ed out. aud be answered in solemn tones,
"Shs didn't say nufin', an didn't stay
dAr morn minute I" '73"
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The PARsoxs HoRss.-The day was
warm, the church windows were opened.
In the midst Of his sermon, the preache'
was disturbed BY the exit Of three men
citing near the door. Glancing out Of The
window, he saw his old horse, Charley"
who had been iudulging in too much fresh
cut grass. lying down in harness. The
kind friends who went to his relief soon
restored him to his upright position aud
the congregation generally none the wiser
for the work outside. Returning home
the per.on called bis man Patrick to &C
count, and asked him what he had been
feeding to Charley" And sure why Dc
you ask the question !" ''Reason enough
he fsll down In the harness when tied Il
The post by the church." An wss yoa
preaching, sure I" 'Yss," "Ocb. and sure
then. l expect he thought be might as vel
Just take . nap With the rest Of EN-"
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The Wife's Plea.

"Don't stay long. husband" said n
young wife, tenderly, in my presence. one
evening as her husband was preparing to
60 out. The words themselves were in
significant, but the look Of melting fond
ness with which they We're acconpanie
spoke volumes. 1t told all the vast depths
OF womsn's love-of the grief when the
light Of his smile, the source Of all her joy,
bea,ned not rightly upon her.
"Don't stay long, husband" and fan
cied saw the loving. gentle wife sitting
alone anxiousIy counting the moments OF
her husbands ab>enre, AMI every f.w mo
ments running to the door to see it he was
in sight aud, 6"'!ing that he was not. |
thought I could hear h.r exc!aming in dis
appointed tones, mot yet"
"Don't stay long, husband" " and again
thought | could see tho youn: wife rock.
ing nervously in the great arm chair. an ]
weeping as though her heart would break,
as her though.less "lord and master" pro.
longed bis stay to wearisome length Of
time.
"Don* stay long, husband" and the
young wif.'s look seemed 70 ssy-for here
in your own sweet home is a loving heart.
whose music is hushed when you are sb
sent; here is a. soft breast for you TO lay
your head upon, and here are pure lips un'
soiled by sin. that will pay you with kiss
es for coming back soon.
o, you tha. have wives to say. "Don''
stay long," when you 60 forth, think d
them kindly when you are ming'ing 10 the
busy hive Of life, aud try, just a little, tc
make their homes And heart happy, fo'
they are gems too. seldom replaced. You
cannot fiod amid the pleasures Of the sForid
the peace and Joy that quiet home. bless.
ed with such woman's presence will a.
ford.
Husbands, would you bring sunshine
and joy into -FOUR honest Then spend
your leisure hours with your families, and
employ the time in pleasant words and
kind actions, and you will realize 10 all it,
richness what is 50 beautifully described
by the poet: IN.
"Douestic happiness, thou only bliss ;,
OF pSradiae that has survived the fall"
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Che Gafapette A0uettiser.

TERMS
SUBSCRIPTION THREE DOLLARS per annum
IN advance. For six months, ST IS.
-ADvERTISING-
Per Square, 40 lines or less) ......... 81 SC
Every subsequent insertion. .:,.... 7i
Announcement of candidates for Office. $40 0t
No credit will be given for Advertising or Jot
work. except by special agreement.
Cards stating merely the names business and
place of residence, with paper included. Twelve
Dollars per annum.
All advertisements not marked, will be pub
lished until forbid and charged for accordingly.
E8r All judicial advertisements must be paid
for on the last day Of publication 'Or on the day
of sale. No advertisements will bc inserted unless
security is given or amount of costs deposited.
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Poor Shreveport.

The situation Of the town Of Shreveport
at present is a curious anomaly in gene
ration of which the most remarkable fact is
the enormous increase it has furnished in
the facilities Of communication among
men. No quarantine established by an
ignorant Spanish municipality in the mid
die ages, no 'seclusion of a city Of the
plague in Arabia, was ever more complete
and rigid than that which is now practiced
upon the inhabitants Of that unfortunate
town. By land and water alike they are
made inaccessible to the outer world. By
the telegraph alone We learn what their
deplorable condition is. Mr.. Emerson has
complained that
I.s r.:. sstsat,psf;si1ss a5;sa p, d s:. telegraph
Il has at least the negative virtue OF not
beng . communication Of infection, and ia
this immunity We owe it that We know in
detail and freshly what the condition ol
Shreveport Is. It is a condition which
calls for material manifestations as we'll a.
verbal expressions Of Our sympathy. MANY
brave and skil'ful physicians familiar with
the form Of pestilence which is prevailing
there have already volunteered to attend
the sick Of the stricken town. But more
are needed. An0 the yellow fever, as all
who know anything Of it know. is disease
which, more than almost any other, re-
quires to be fought With costly weapons.
The constant nursing which it necsssitatee,
- we'll As the drdgs which are used 10 the
treatment oft, entails In expense which
the sufferer can often III afford to bear. II
is simply thing not to be thooght Of
that any unfortunate should perish for the
lack Of them, and Il Is 10 Be hoped thai
New Yosksr., whose generosity can always
be counted on, will not forget the olaim'
which the pestilencs Of Shreveport makes
upon it.-Nee Fork World.
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s CALLING NAxEs-An attorney once
brought an sction against farmer fo'
having called him rascally lasder. An
old huabandman being witness, was asked
if hs heard the man call him lawyer
II did," was the reply. '.Pray," says the
Judge, "what 10 your opinion Of the import
Of the word = "Thsrs can be no doubt
Il that" replied the fellow. why. good
man." said the Judge, 'there is no dishone'
10 tho name, is there |" Il knew nothing
about that" answered be, 'but this | dc
know, it any man called me . laa0er, I'd
knock him down. "Why, sir" said th>
Judge, pointing to one Of the counsel, THAT
gentleman is slawyer, and that and that
and l too am lawyer" mo, no." 70
piled the fellow "uo, my LORD you sr'
= Judge, I know /, but you are not IaSer
I'm sure"
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INNOCENCE AND VIRrUE.-There is a
wide difference between innocence and
virtue. Innocence is as feeble as an in.
fant; virtue is staIwart like giant. In.
nocence has never had battle; virtue
has had many victory. Innocence i.
-mbryonic-it is like fragile seed, easily
torn and blown away; virtue is like the
gna,led oak, with the tempest in its limbs,
but rooted in the right, wrestling with the
storms, and still standing the stouter ~hAn
they have swept by. Innocence is gift;
virtue is an achievement. Ever since Eden,
virtue. in place Of innocence, is the des-
tiny Of man. 1t is easy to remain limo.
cent il no assaults are made upon our pas
sioas. But it is quite impossible to &C.
qu're virtue without such assaults. How.
for instance, can man make an act Of
patience who is never crossed! How can
a man make an act Of trust except hs BE-
smitten with bereavement or disaster
How can a man make al act Of meek.
ness toward his brother except he be pro.
voked by gainsaying or Of sweet hdmili-
ty towsrd his God except he be plunged
into those Notifications that stir tho pridsl
The virtues only grow strong through q.
ercise and by antagonism. When ques,
,ion Of destroying Carthage was debated
in old Rome, Scipio Afficsnus counseled
against the measure for. ''though she wa
the implacable foe Of the Roman common.
wealth. her arms" be urged, "voull serve
As a milestone to Roman valor." II 4
poor man had the adjusting Of affairs, he
would abolish and destroy all temptations.
But the wise Father knows better, ard
leaves undessroyed that which seems harm
fal, overriding and WELDING it. on the
other hand, to the good Of bic Creatures
Far from being dependent At temptations,
the Christian should hail them - his Gio.
rious opportunity. He should shats Of
the deadly sin Of sloth and break through
their ranks ~ they bsset the hillside hs i
cIambering, realizing that he shall grow
stronger a. he mounts. He should, Indeed,
''count it aIl Joy when hs lalh into diveas
temptation" ."Cindepssdsat. lid II.
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EFThi.; l take it, ;s the usuar or,

EThi.; l take it, is the usual order
in human society: First industry, then
wealth. then luxury. then refinement, then
langnor and safety. then reaction. And
by the lime reaction COMES, whether to
statcs. families 81 individuals; wealth is
pretty sure to be exhausted sud vitality At
= low ebb. Then comes revolution, an
infusion Of new blood, and tie sans circle
is traversed once more. But let nobody
despise the wealth; for ifs power of anne.
!ioration aud cheer. II transient, 10 very
zreat.-.uiss Preston;
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NotiOo.-Sugar plantsrs desiring the
services Of drst class experienced Sugaf
Maker. would do veil to sPply to The
advertiser ofiss without delay. Certi6.
Gates Of competency and thorough knowl.
edge Of the business, from prominent 50.
gar plantsss Of the States Of Texas and
Louisiaaa, and Of the Island Of Cube, oau
Be shown. a
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SxrBB1ra ONO NEoaoss.-The Clsva.
land Leader, Republican Journal, gives
the negroes Of Ohio. who declare that
the right Of voting should carry With il
the right Of being voted fos, and the duty
Of the party. In which they ars Aldiost ID
man enrolled, 10 to see that that right ID
sespecsed and enforced" rather cold com
fort. 1t says:
"Would Il not be better for the tolorsd
men to work together Tor tho benefit ol
their race, thanking their stars. meanwhile,
that they are not responsible Tor the way:
ward results Of politics. and are privileged
to keep out Of such doubtful business .,
Office seekingl Whoever is more co'npe.
tent to hii IA Office we'll can make in pri-
vate business more than the SALARY Of that
Office. Az regards thu honor, that is too
meagre and. uscest.iu thing to WASTE
much anxiety about. It is frequently
more WORTHY. 10 our ago Of the world. tc
really deserve an Office, than 70 attain it.
The Savannah Rspselie4A says:
.Ths man and brother would have re-.
garded such. language from = Southeru
Democratic journal, as highly 'disloyal.
The Lendet l. content 70 zee the most ig
norant 'corn6eld' in the South sent to ths
LeR;slatuse 10 make laws for the govern
,nent Of ,be white people, without a wdrl
Of protest, but when the educated negroes
Of Ohio demanded that the Republican
party shall allow them to Be voted for off
&c, the Leader very complacently tell
them that they had better work togethe
for their own improvement and abstai'
f-om office seeking: Republican Journals
do not dare thus 10 snub the negroes Il
the Southern States"
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zOke1e 0tl1
DY the undersigned. near Mrs. Sosthene
- Mouton's plantation, in this parish,
one brown creole horse. about ten years
old, and branded on the left shoulder thus:
20
The owner is hereby notified to come
forward, prove property, pay charges and
take it away. a
II. L. MONNIER, il.
Sept 8, '7s.
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EA physician stopped At the shop Of
/. country .po.hec.ry and snquired for a
ph.rmacopis. '.Sir." said the spothecary,
II know Of no such farmer living in these
parts"
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zA charitable Cincinnati man keeps
a pair Of dogs chained At his front door,
80 that poor people who stop 70 get .
bite" can b accommodated without tax;
ipa the trouble 10 20 into the house.
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Some men make great flourish
about always doing what they believe to
be right, but aIways manage to believe
that is right wLich is for their own specia!
Interest.
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n STATED Meetings Of Hope Lodge, No
~ JAS. A.. F.. A.. NJ. Will be held at the
~ Lodge rood Ia vesmilionvillc, on
January llth Febrd1it 0th March sth; A.
pril 18th !; May 10th June 7th and 74th July
5th August 2nd; September eth October. Ath
November lst and 3sth !; Deoember 9th.
By order q The w.. NJ.
J. II. WISE, Secretary.
January llth 1873.
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H4A dandy asked barber's boy il
be had ever slrsvsd . monkey. mo sir," !"
answered the lsd, "but If you will take a
seat I'll try"
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tbs RsvsxeEs or TlAs.-Of all places
in Illinois, before the was, tho town of
Galesbure vas considered the mapt Zero.
cious against the South for slavery. Gales
burg, because Of its love fos ''ths mss shd
brother." was called By its ssemiss ths
"Black Abolition Hole" pss eseelleaes. Il
might reasonably be supposed, now in TIE
day Of absolute triumph of her principles.
when South Carolina, louisiana aud NJ
sissippi are dominated By ssgrosS, shae
Galesbusg would b . sess e Asooa of;
Medina for persons Of tie colossd psssaA:
sion. But this ID hot the Sas4 q Ill;
dalesburg has lost her faith o. gained =
new one. Will Il b believed 10 Gath "
A.kalon that GaIesburg has rsfassa -
admit colorsd children 70 hse publi6
schools; that she refused, last Fsidsy, 10
lend the coicred citi1sns % AmsioAn Aaf
to carry ID procession; and thst on ma
same day, colored man who attempted
10 procure cup Of tea or coffee was "a.
pulsed ffotn three or four tes:aurAuts uh
account Of his color ~ = p ~ s$e.e
All Of these things are specially tsas.
Verify and indeed; times and men 6hahfs
most wonderfully. Ten ysan ago, who
would have believed such things d 4alss:
burgl 1t 10 the day Of marvsls, and
since G.lesburg has faced right abost ~s
dare not wonder at anything happenisg
even PROT. Wisss safe and prospsross
trip across the Atlantic brine:-Aag.sta
COnstitvtiowalist. a; a,,5 ~
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Chssrch Directory.
SsRvlcss at the Methodist Chuscl, every
Sunday At IL O'clock A. n. and evening.
Sunday school 1t 10 4. n.
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening.
All cordially invited to attend.
ass ]. NJ. BROWN, Pastor.
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For SN1e.-An Al light four horse
wagon, perfectly new and complete in o.!
Id pasts, iron axle trees. Apply to r. L
Mcbride, c. r. Connolly, Of 10 the Ad.
eyytiseY office. aug. 90.
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" ANIbD. We Will give men and women
Business that will Pay
from tl to S. per day, can be pprsued in your
own neighborhood 4 ID rare chance for tbose
ont II employment or having leisure time : girl.
and boys frequently do - we'll - men. Partic.
ulars free.
Addrcss J.LATHAN / CO.,
292 Washington st., Boston, Mase.
Aug. 29-6w.
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For Cash O2eIy.

ESSRS. PLONSKY 4 ROGER.
N merchants, corner Of Lafayette and
Main streets, (opposite the Court House
have adopted the cash rule; and will here.
after sell FOR cash only. Purchasers will
please take notice, and consider the ad.
vantages offered by house doing business
on this plan. Selling for cash. they have
no bad accounts to cover with extra profits
and can Therefore, sfford to self cheap.
Selling for cash, they have always the cash
to replenish their stock. which they can
do at the lowest possible price; another
and important reason why they can sell
cheap.
Messrs. P!onsky l. Roger have large
and we'll selected stock Of Dry Goods
Clothing. Fancy Goods, Hosiery, Hats
Shoes, Boots, Saddlery, Grocery. Glass
,core, Hardvare, Tinware, and Wopden
scorks. dc.
Those who call on them, can rely on
being promptly attended to.
They are the only agents In this place foI
the famous
HICKS BRILLIANT COOKING