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The Portland daily press., 1879-05-26
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BABY Carriages, Feather Busters, Bird
Cages, Base Balls, Bats, Lawn Tennis Games,
Hammocks, from ST. upwards.
CHAs. DAY, JR. & Co.
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STATE NEWS.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.

FRANKLIN COUNTY.
A lady in Madrid who had on her person
valuable gold watch was in a house last sum-
mer when it was struck by lightning. The
watch stopped at the time, and, although
jewelers. have repeatedly examined it and pro-
nounced it perfect in every particular, it can
not be made to move. 1t is so charged with
electricity that watchmakers say no part of it
could ever be made to do duty, if taken out
and put into another set of works.
KENNEBEC COUNTY.
$4,000 of Mr.. Colby's gift to Colby Univer-
sity is designed to aid INDECENT students, and is
equivalent to establishing twenty scholarships.
The executors are allowed ten years for settling
the estate, interest to be paid to the beneh-
Charles after ten years. The estate of Mr.. Colby
has been appraised at million and half.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
The centennial conference of the Congrega-
tional churches of Washington county meets
in Calais June Sd and 4th.
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Marble Works BY Auction.
EXTENSIVE STOCK OF
FINE PLANTS
A II AIICrEInN

IN THURSDAY, May 29th, at 10 a. H. at our
" rooms, We shall sell large and extra fine as
sortment of Bedding out Plants, &c., from the CON
servatories of CALVIN BROS, of Boston, Mass
sortment of Verbenas premium Pansies. large
Fuchsias, Pelargoniums, hardy and monthly Roses
Heliotropes Geraniums, &C.. &C., Rustic Work of
all description. Special attention will be paid to
select plants suitable for cemeteries and bedding out
purposes Plants will be on exhibition at rooms
the day before sale. Ladies are particularly invited
to the exhibition.
f. o. BAILEY 81 CO., Auctioneers.
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Business Changes.

DISIII0S5 OI1dIIS0S.
The following business changes are reported
in Maine the past week.
Eastport-M. E. R. Bowman, millinery, sold
to Miss M. A. Todd.
Portland-W. Ell. Pennell & Co.. plumbers,
G. H. Bosworth retires, style same.
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Total. .......12 16 IA 81 IS

Three base hits, Smith, Worcester.
Two base hits, Perry, Lally, Walling.
Earned runs, Bowdoins 2.
Left on bases, Bowdoins II, Colbys 5.
Double play, Bowdoins.
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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-10-25
CALI sSI:Nls.

SAN Francisco, Oc:. % r si-ter
Kap.an has notified Rob 1T Desty,
State Senator elect from san Francisco
and san M4teo counties, to aprc"r and
show cause why hi' Gamc shou' | not
be stricken FROM tho Great Ir"istcr
Desty registered previous to the last
election unier tie name If L. bert
Desty. making AFFIDAVIT that lie hal
lost his naturalization papers. This
sworn aGi lavit for registration states
that he was nu,uraiized in 1910 in New
York City, in the Cour. of Common
Pleas or Superior Court, that his certl-
ticate If naturalization was lost in 1850;
that he has resided in this country 80
wears and in tia state % years.
K,plan wrote to New York aal re-
ccivcd aa answer that there WAS no
such name on The court Of records IN
that city. DtSty now claims that he
lid no. natura'Ize under the name Of
DeAty, bu. under that Of Robert D.iIlc-
bout De,timanvllle De Bean Monchei,
which he contracted for convenience
Into Robert Dcsty.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
rxcLCsiTEtY To TIE rSrELLi6ESCER.
TERRITORY.
PoRT TowSsEND, Oct u.


Capt Bailey. OF tho revenue cutter
Richard Rush, whose death by drown
iug wa.rcported int lNTgLLIpENCEK
Of Thursday morain-. was well known
and highly esteemed in Port Town
send Lavin. formerly been stationed
ON tho SQUAD Toe dca.h of Capt
B.iley leaves vacancy which Will
probably be filled by the appointment
as captain Of Lieat Hooper. nos in
command Ct the Oliver Wolcott. who is
at the heal Ct tie list Il Lieutensnts,
aud whose worth and abilities are
universally acknowledged
The auction sale Of property belong
ing to the o + Ger:ish estate took
place here today. The sale included
three and SIX twenty eighths shares %.
Union Wharf Go stock, five shares o:
Puget Sound Telegraph Co stock. aud
five hundred and twcity nine acres of
land i'll different parts OF this county.
The total amount received WAS six hun
dred and forty-twn d-.i4cs. Tire land
averaged about sixty saHcn cents per
acre.
OLYMPIA, OF. II Both Houses II
tho Legislature Adjourned this evening
to Tuesday morning Ecxt They have
chartered the Zephyr, aud will leave
ea.ly in the morning for SteiIacoom
and Seattle, making loag stay at
Stcilacoom, but arriyias ut Seattle
about the usual Saturday night time.
TkA ,,,,l.ui,.n ,nl stu.,
bill was killed IL the il4ISc to.:ay.
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II ROPE.

MA1RID, Oct. 23.-The Cortes' Com
mi,tee on reforms in Cuba has unanl-
morsIc approved BIZ! providing that
t'aie between Spain and Cnta shall
only pay casting duties, which shall
be reduced onc-thrd from the LIST Of
July, 1890; and entirely abolished in
1888, in favor Of moderate ditfrrential
duty. The bill also propose ' - reduce
By one-tAird, for q period II three
y.ars, duties on articles fox con ,ump>
ton imported into Cha. and t. estab-
li-h relations with tie Cni.ed states
with view to developing Spanish
maritime trade between Cuba. Porto
Rico. and the Unite States.
4 bill for the abolition CT slavery In
Cuba 10 be presented in the Cortes
provides that slaves aged 80 years and
over -haii become free immediately;
those aged -. in September, 1850;
those aged a.. in 1852; those aged 40,
in 1854; those aged 50. in 1883; those
aged 80. in 1855; aud al! others III 1890.
From 1880, 100000 piastres will be
charged ca the Cuba budget for dtfray
Jag tAe expenses Of the emancipation;
$50 piastres will lie paid owrcrs for
each slave. The Government vii, as
much AS possible. favor tie immigra-
ton Of free laborcrs.
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Saturday, October rs. 1879


Foreign immigration. las increas@''
materially this year over las, bat It Is
far below that Of the years. winch FOL
lowed the Francn-Gc:m.n wa-. For
tn nine months ending witn Sep:cGl-
bar, Mr.. Nimmo. tie Chief ot tie
Bireau Of Statistics, reports ll1,1oi
immigrants st tie pot OF Ne" lo!H
tbi, year, which i. 3. CSs. OF about %
uer cent more thar last year. The
importance CT immi grafton - 4 factor
in the general increase OF POI niisian
and production. is, We think, very
generally overestimatcd. 1t IS very
much less important Eoy than II used
TO be, when the population OF the
country was smaller. There are no"
ia the United States close upon So
900, 900 OF people. aud tho increase
during the next year. aside from inni
grafton. will doubtless be about
100000. In the face Of this natural
increase, such figures a. the above arr
quite inconsidcrable. Inmigra'''n.
however. is q very good indication oi
tie prosperity 0! this country compared
with European countries. Nearly
every neigaborhnol in Europe west OF
Russia is nov represented In the Uni
ted States, and our prosperity or adj
versity is known by the class which
cmigrates almost as soon as !. Is hire,
by the letters Of those who have a.
ready migrated. Ii work l. not to be
had, or the foreigne cIn d. Is we'll at
home, no does not come here bat
when work is plenty and wages good,
he comes with kindred and neighbors
md sends back such accounts that
Others follow them.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE
OF REAL ESTATE.

NJ OF! e Is HEREBY GIVEN HAT ~ VIR-
; y 'ur Of. and pursuant 10. authority to me
giveu by IN order for sale OF real estate made by
the Proha'e Cour, Il King County. Washington
Territory q, the 9Th d.y Of October. 1879. l. Ra-
ch-l Clymer. administrators OF the estate Of
Christi IA ely uier late Of King County. deceased.
vii sel the following described real estate Of
sAd de .ase,i. situAted in said King County viz:
All OF the Last bali Of the South west quarter OF
Section ~ of Township - North. Rapge Es.t
containing eighty acres and Lot Of Section
OF Township - Nort.. range East. nineteen
and fifty-iye hundr acre; and tract bounded
o. folows. c Jmme ing on the west boundary line
OF said Lot OF Section ;, Township 20 North.
Range East. .. . point tvo and sixty.two hun
dredths chains North Of the Southwest corner Of
said Lot and running thence West thirty. three
and fifty huudredths chatns to the bank Of the
Duwamish River. thence easterly along said river
bank four and hfty-tnree hundredths chains.
thence ortherly along said river bank three and
ninety eight hundredths chains. thence east to
the west boundary line OF said Lo O. thence south
along said boundary line to the place OF begin
ming; containing fny arres. more or less.
Said sale will be at public auction. and subject
TO confirmation by the Probate Court Of said
King County The time and plAce Of sale will be
Oh MONDAY. thu l1th day Of NOVEMBER. 1879,
At the hour Of eleven O'Clock NJ. in front Of the
Courtroom Of said Probate Court, to-wit on
Commercial street, near Mil street in the City
OF Seattle. King County. W. r.
Terms OF sale. cash. In gold coin Of the United
states; deed at expense o. purchaser. Sale sab
iect TO grant here ofore made TO the Sesttle aud
Walia Waiia Railroad Company OF right Of way.
Abstract Of title furnished 10 purchaser
The above described lands are partially i'm
proved and under cultivation and veIy fe.tile;
and e.IgibIy located, being but ak mIIes from,
Seattle, and connected Herewith by wagon road
railroad, and water communication.
for further partic alars intending purchase 4.
should visit the premises.
RACHEL CLYMER.
Administrators Estate OF Christian Clynasr. de-
ceased.
c. II. HAxsosD, Atty for the Estass oIsw.t
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The Chicago Tribune has pat ia use
the following reformatory rules in
OFT, graph Omit ue in demaG y.
cstalog. synagog. and ether words end
lug in "logue" and "gogue." Omit
the superAuous mo in programme.
making it program. OEit the second
IN in dilemma (dilema) Oml. the
supertiuous te in ciga:ct, etiquet, par
quet. coquet, and al! similar words.
Spell definite in all its forms without
thu final e. thus: dcfnit-ly-nes, /;
iudefait-ly ness Omit final in
hypocrit. fAvorit; also. opposit-ly-
ncss and appo.it-ly-ness. In words
ending in "lessness." drop orc from
less" viz, carelesness, ;hanklesncss.
Omit tie fourth in ASSASSIN (assasn) }
aud other forms Of tho word. Change
phi to I in fsutom, fantasm, and all
other forms OF tho word also in fonetic
Sal, telegrat, orthogra!y. alhbct,
digraf, difthong. Tho Utica CJserrer
has accepted some Of these ch1nges,
and it would DO an excellent thing ii
their adoption were to become general.
Horace Greeley. in the New York
Tribune, caused the general change,
throughout tho United States at least.
Of pillow for plough. hight fo' height.
&c. The American press cas- aad will
do more for the future molding OF the
English language than any other the
English being entirely too conscrva.
tive for violent changes Of this charac-
. ter. Let us have new edition OF
Webster with the changes suggested.
and then let all conform their spelling
tn the proposed reform.
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Coon. Aztec trisl Q. di:feget. Goals
the Treasury Department, have directed
the revenue cutters Of both Poget
Sound and the Columbia river - ob-
tain their coal of the Seattle Coal Com
pAny. the quality aud price be,og con.
sidered more favorable Tor the Gso Of
these steamers
The above is from the Por. Town
send Arg.s. We applaud the order
referred to most heartily. II there was
reciprocity in this matter with cur
British neighbors. it would he differ
ent, but there is not. and the trsde IS
entirely one sided When their shil $
Of var come 10 Seattle for coal, 1t will
be time foe cur revenue cutters 10 50
to Nanaimo for tue same, and u, he
fore
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-10-25

Asylum matters arc attracting q
larger share Of attention with Laeisla-
tors than any other Two bills look
ing TO their regulation have been
already introduced. Oae ia known as
tho Packard bill. ana Is designed 'or
the protection Of inmates al the Insane
asy lum in their right tn send aad
receive letters. Tho 9th I il known "a
the willard bill. and is intended 10
keep the present Superintendent IN
charge during the next Xix years, con-
t,nuins his presen, salary Il $500 per
annnm, aad girin. him increased
powers over all III the initiation
The Packard bill is strongly favored,
aud qnite as strongly opposed. bu, there
il little doubt Of its ultimate passage
Tho Willard bill is still in the hands
Of the printers. The opposition II will
receive will al.o be very strong
strong. in fact, that i, is 10, likely {
receive vote enough t. carry it hall
way through the housc Of is in,roduc
sion
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lacking the enemy In behalf Of our
people / represent this danger to you.
and urge thai the Government recog-
njze that q war with barblriaus COW
exists which Involves the lives Ct ru-
r.trcus exposed mining settlements,
aLd tha. il can IL terminated OILY by
the mos. vigorous ard uninterrupted
warfare FRED'K W. PITKIN,
Governor.
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C0PARTNERSHlP NOTICE.

THE CSDERsIJSED HAVE FORMED A CO.
/ partnership under the firm ralse Of Tre.n
Ray n4ond .or the purpose Of Carrying on she
Wholesale and retail boot and sLc~ business in
seat lie They tayite contibuancc Of old bgsi-
ness and b,s-ev.l OF peE, ard promise 10 do
their very best t. deserve IL.
l.. 4. TREEN
o-btssi~ u 4. RAYMOND.
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No ErcHSe. Ii all we hear and read
ah1Et it is true. there is no excuse for
being sick now, for every druggist and
store in the country has full supply
of Emil Frcso's Hamburg Tea. 1t is
harmless. yet eiiicacious. an! u com
rletc medicine chest in itself. AS they
say in the advertisements: No family
should be without it.
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According to official data the total
lumber OF The Hebrew race to day is
about what it Was in The days Of King
David between six and seven millions
There are in Europe about 10000 !;
in Asia, 100000 in Africa over 10000,
and in America from a million to a
million and half. The present pop
ulation Of Jerusalem is given as IL. 800
Jews, 1000 Mahommcdan'. and 5000
Cnristilus. The Jews are c!assiti III as
German, Spsaish or Arasic Jews, and
they speak the language Of their re-
spective countries. Since Sir Moses
Montetiore, by virtue of u large lean to
the Porte, holds Palestine i'll lien. the
Jewi.h reputation has greatly incres sed
by immigration.
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\ certain barkeeper, who plidus him
self nroa being up to snail, was neatly
taken in AID done for by stranger
Yesterday. a countryman approached
him took II wrapped-up bottle from L.@
rocGyt. and asked that it be filed with
whiskey. When this Was done. the
country man placed it in his pocket.
Then Il" studied FIR u few minutes.
Then lie took it ont and sail: 1--we got
some other business to attend TO; III
leave this bottle and rc;arn for it in an
hour And thea he left, An hour
passed; SO did the sec )nd: and the third
hour, having nothing else to do, passed
also. The conn.ryman. however. did
not come. The wbiskey dispenser took
the bottle. unwrappcd it, ard found
that it contained pure water. The
customer had two Of them.
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POUND NOTICE OF SALE.

\ FED AND WHITE HE!rER WAS TAKEN
y Up. ua6er Crln4cce 100. Wednesday. on
Jane. street: Owners name unknown. The
above animal will he sold i: auction. at the
Puuai. Frieay. Oct. 81. 1879. ct II o'clock NJ
recording 70 l.x. :. A.THORSnIKE.
c-5-1td MArseai.
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SIS co REWARD.

ME ABOVE REWARD WILL. BE PAIN py
/ the undersis,led for the return 10 him ~ =
pocket book containing valuable pagers recent,S
lost by Join Forcey. deceased No oue.tint =
the pes:-ofaee, If he desi ses .tier tali,,o
.nount II eout.ined. some ,w.uty odi DIR
Iha papers ue what are wartas,
ol3dim I vv.,,f,,y,
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LANTERN STATES.

BETHANY, ". v. Oct. % Bethany
College was partially destroyed 10y fire
this morning. The building is valued
at $4,000. The fire broke ont in the
north wing of the building at 3 o'clock
this morning. and owing 20 scarcity of
water ard iuel'o tive methods for put
ting out fire. the wing Wa, totally de-
sttoyea. the Llackenrd walls only being
left Standing. The wing contained TIE
three sociaty hall, ana tbs col.c.:. H.
brary. The DULY prop Ety s1red was
five tlna oil rainticg', pre'~r.tcl to The
societies by Mr.. keenc Richard, Of
Kentucky. which weio vain j AZ
$4,000. SoWc q them Were can>ii,r-
ably damaged. The soci, ties lost all
their property iaclal.ng their libraiir-.
not book escaping the flames. The
wing was valued a. $30.ooo. on which
there was an Insurance Of SIS ,001. l.
II suppo-I 70 have been the wor k #
an inecudilry. Bethany College j. a
den0minat.onal institution conducted
by tho Christian or Canpbc.ito Church,
aud is their highest educational cs.ab-
lishmsnt.
WAsHtxGroH. Oct % -. eIr,:ary
Schugx today received the ;,llowiu ,
telegram tr.u 'ho Governor Il Cc,c-
rad:
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TuE finest brands Of Cigars ana To-
bacoo 1t the Adelphi Cigar Stand. OF.
posits Yeslers Hall. jy3ft
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III a r r I E D.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In Port Town
send. OCT. 2lst. by Rev Mt. Cospar. Mr.. Geo
Billin4s. of Port Discovery, and Mis- Ads
Houghtellng. Of Port Townsend.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DIRE s "a AKIN

Miss :. MOORE OFFERS HER SERVICES
VI a. prar al AMI experienced Dressmsker
20 the ladies' Of Seattle.
Her rrsidercc j. with Mrs. Atwood. on the east
siie If Second street, between Columbia aud
VI rion. o2j-din
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Int rsna'iou from sau'hvestern Cu!>
orA,la ; tl>iivs me that m 81 # oa-ay's
land eere ia faafnhurgh's Gxht. To
Surrender the oriaiu>ls 0uvsy must su--
nirr his tribe, which be = YoEe'lrss
to do They adhere t. him for pro;sc-
tioa Is. and will 10: submit 10 pan
ishmen,. Neither will ,hey surrender
tins " hite river ties, VIII are bouni
ro them by the closest ties aui m more
guilty than tAsmselvts They whipped
horn burgh's ,ommaud. and no~ Mr..
nit r,tire. II cannot lie disguised that
the fighting men If the tribe aye hostile
ard flushed with victory: tLa; tAey are
savsg,s, AMI that they take n1 pg..cn-
cts sxcep. women Their trophies are
NJ, banners. tut scalps II the policy
IT military inactivity continues cur
frontier settle meu;s sre liable TO bec 'me
scea.s Of massacre Unless the troops
III we against the Indians. the Indians
will move against the settlers Must
SEQ miles Of border seth ment be sub.
jeo,ed TO TIA peril +? The general Gov
egnmen, % doing nothing 10 de
iend our settlements. The State cannot
defend all iais bosder e1cep, by at
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Read What the Chica go Press Say Of L..
And Send In Your OIlcrs.

Toe Sentiac, OF Cue 20, SEPT. =. saws: " We call
the attention Of oar readers TO the dyeriieme M
OF the inventors Agency, No. ZIG Washing on
Street. Chiclgo. Wba the Inventors Acencv
agrees to do. taey will do. Tue Stni ire has adver-
,ised FOR the since its Gr,t rublicilion aud
We havc yet 10 hear OF the first compliant agaiLst
It,"
The Chicago Express. SEPT. 3. s&ys: "Tbe at:eu.
ton Of our readers is called to the advertisement Of
The Inventors Agency, office ard rooms locai cd
at 1l6 Washington ST.. Cnicago. From personal
inquiry aud on ice ommeadat,oa Of tie cijy press
ve think our flsnds can do no better when want Ing
goods in that licc. Give them iriii a."
The American Siockman. seft ltfh. says: We
believe THIS instiiuton perfectly souad and ej3a-
sibie. aud consequently Re rs need have 10 besi-
ta.ion ahou; ssrding or What they desire
As TO our responsibility We alto refer you :, Il L
folo sing firms:
Bougen Eros, &c? ici so. Clark s.. Oh cago.
liinois.
Miller. W'gner Um5 lrlso os. 10 81. Clark 81.
Iicag>, !.
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TO AG rs.

For the benefit OF parties wishing to act Agents
for the above goods, We make the following spec d.
offer:
On receipt OF SIS GO ocdes for orr Jewelry, as
pc above offer, will send the goods ord RED ana
make the party getting up the Grub pioseat of any
one Of the following Watches:
Pure Abyssin,an q Id Hunting Case Gene Va wac
l g Oaea Face Geneva Watch.
Stem WinJer.
Pare Abyssr ian Coll Sem Windin: Watch H.
Illuminated Dial, by which you can tell the i!me
the darkes' hight.
Pu.e Ays.nan Silver Hunting Cas-, Geneva Wa:cb.
Any OF these Four Watches Will b. sent alone fl
Sc 50. or the Watch and either Gents Heavy A.
yssinian Gold Vest Chain and Charm. OF Il Ladies
Solid Abyssinilu God Long Opcra or Opera Galrl
Cham Tor $500.
Agents who cannot senl the foil $500 t once
can send small orders as the7 proCure Item, and
when said oideis shall have Amounted to ) o 90
we will send he wA.cl raEE OF FURTHER CHARGE.
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NISCELL EOCS
:JEWELRY
$500 worth for $500,
Solid Abyssinian Gold Watch
ER Il "a!

Tee above cIer IS genuine. 2I:hogc1 .. as "a,
you would consider IL impossible We VII tx sh'
Since We frst estsb'i. he'd our business here MArSn
lst 1875 we have paid PAR uar atte1ton 10 tae
buyins Of bankrupt mi 2ac;i, los Of JeTe-iy aua
Watches en- buying a. a low as o2t-''rtH tie''
value sn! in no ilsarce have We raid oTer one
SIX the manufacturers pice. Since starting We
have always been ale TO dispose OF these goocs ~
CHICAGO sri ihioC - e-g3r CTS DINERS tai gu
out the country n nearly regular ie;, a las *
We could procure them, bat OWN 70 toe iiise num-
be- CT failcres among The hcav est dealers aud man
Ufsciurers Throughout tti> aud other countries
during the months OF Jine, Jaly a1d August >he
time when tie Jcyeiry business i 10 ;dutl, We
have ncS hand an immense ok u re taes!
desirable goods have ever h3c;..cd al which We
have bought a. love, prices than oTe7 be o'e II
order 10 Gispoe Of ihis eat r stock in the most
speedy maarer uossihe ard make room fo- ne"
ones which We will contDEt to buy. Se nave h'i
upon the following novel plan:
W. propose TO give Oh list 81 lie most dls.ta''e
of these goods. giving opposite eacn ari-e IS ie-n
lar retail value. aud sell to you Al he rate = ave
Dollars worth for 81 60 f"r i2stlnce, on rec irt
o. 80 cts We vii serd GU, POSTPAID any article 10
the value Of - 30; lpt OF s. o. articles -
he value Of 50 o. ga 50 On il tushoEt et'Te
ST. b, on We give ! is' OF the NOS valuable q.