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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-10
TEA AND SOCIAL
Given ~ the Residence or DR.. q. II.
Uirieh on Thursday Evening.

Given at the Residence OF DE-. Y. ~.
Ulrieh on Thursday Evening.
The young ladies tea and social given on
last Thursday evening at the elegant par
lors Of DR.. Ulrich on Chapline street was
one of the most enjoyable socials OF the
season. Over one hundred guests were
present, and the happiest guests you ever
met anywhere. They went there 10 have
q good time, and they were not dissp-
pointed. The elegant repast, 80 Sounti-
fully spread and so admirably served by
the following ladies: Misses Carrie Smith,
Nellie UIrich, Kate Elson, Jennie Norton,
Hattie Bodley, Mrs. Stanton and our
charming hostess, Mrs. DR.. Ulrich, was
enjoyed by all to the fullest extent.
After supper, which lasted until s
O'Clock, the following impromptu pro-
gramme was admirably rendered:
Piano-Salyia. Ella Lewis
Piano Mrs, HoIehlhgs
SSSo Miss Nellie Irich
Duett-Only Dreaming OF Home--.-...............
Misses kendel and Conner,
Miss Marsh plano accompanist.
Bass Solo-Man OF Wars Man .....T. II. carson
Also song in response to encore.
ReciIation-Archie Dean -.-......... Miss Bauch
Solo-Ebb and Tide ..... .....---.MiSs Lena smith
Original Poem. Z. r. .Ilrlch
soio@TwicEenham Ferry Mr.. c. W. Eof
Solo in response 10 encore.
Soio-Two Day
Solo Selections, encOre..............M MIS- Stanton
Solo-Last Rose OF Sum mer ....-...MrS. martin
Solo selection in response TO encore
To say that the above programme was
admirably rendered would be superhu.
ity, as many of the artists are so well and
fayorably known that the fact OF their
singing or playing is evidence that 1t was
we'll done But special mention shonid be
made of our tsleated aud accomplished
Young 7; snist, Miss Nellie Ulrich. Her ex-
IRENE nodes; has alone prevented that
full appreciation which her merits as
musician so Justly deserve. She mas no.
been heard in public as often as she snouta
be. There are many who succeed in get
ting more music out OF piano than MISS
Erich, but there are few who sue.
coed in extracting sweeter music.
The young ladies of the college who con-
tributed so acceptably to the evenings en-
tertainment received the hearty thanks OF
all present. But what would an entertain
ment in Wheeling be without the very
acceptable musical contributions of Mrs.
Eof, Mrs. Stanton, Will Day and Mrs.
Martin, "Wheeliug's favorites.' l think
but few present knew that the recitation
by DR.. Ulich was an original poem. But |
do not know that this fact was any detrl-
ment to the Doctor. II it was so highly
appreciated when it was believed to be a
selected poem, it certainly does not di-
minish the interest when It is known to be
original.
Young laiies, try again. II you con-
tinue improving in the entertainments
given, you will render Wheeling such q
desirable place to live in that no one will
wish 70 emigrate to Dakota.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-10
THE BRUNSWICK"
WhPeIinx's fashionable Dining Par.

The Nail City can now boast OF one of
the most elegantly furnished and best
equipped dining houses in the country.
il is situated in the old Franzheim Man
siCn on Market street and is managed by
Mr.. VIM. Entler, WHO is the sole prOprie-
tor TIE REGISTER has had occasion be.
fore to speak of the excellence of the table
in every respect, and to comment highly
on the manage ment and courtesy OF all
those CoppeCted with the establishment
The gents dining hall is situated in the
rear Of the saloon on the first floor, and is
fitted up to perfection. The ladies' par
lars are on the second floor with the en-
trance al the large stone steps on Market
street The entrance and parlors
are entirely separated from the
balance of the establishment, and
are strictly private. The rooms are
furnished most luxuriOusly, and atiabie
walters are constantly in attendance. The
bill of fare is equal to any in the large
cities Of the country and is served in ele-
CANT style. The dinners, from - to )
o'clock every day, at the very low sum OF
80 cents, are par excellence. This dining
palace, which might well be termed the
helmonico of West Virginia, is being ex.
tensivcly patropized by ladies OF the city
and surrounding country.
The REGISTER can heartily recommend il
to al! those who have not eujoyei visit
- the pace,
Creams and ices, of all havors and styles,
IRE served up at all hours. The enterprise
OF Mr.. Entler, displayed in this establish.
ment, is something remarkable, and il his
efforts are not Justly encouraged, il will
speak very poorly for Wheeling people in
not patroniling a good thing when they
have il.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-10
NCSICAL NOTES.

Mr.. T. Baumer Of the firm OF Wilson &
Banner, hss returned from a successful
business trip in MorGan.OTn.
W. H Sheih has received au invoice Of
200 copies Of the Song Folio, for which
there is at present great dem md.
There will be extra services in the Jew
ish Synagogue on Sunday aud Monday.
The children's choir, under the direction
Of Prof. Malmene. who is a. present Or
ganist, is making good progress
Tne choir of ST. Luke's Church will be
considerably enlarged u, TO days service.
the occasion being the c0Dsecration Of the
church. The following ladies and gentle.
men will assist: Mrs ]. Pollock. Miss A
Murine, Mrs. p Bell. Mrs. l.. C. Reed.
Miss S. Tsppan and Messrs. l.. X. Mendel
and S. p. Hildyeth. Prof. Malnene will
act as erganist. Colbert TIE Deum" and
"Jubilste in D' will be sung. Mrs. J.
Pollock will sing the offertory.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-10
Certificate Isxne<i,

The Secretary Of State yesterday issued
certificate of incorporation to the Under
writers Re insurance Company, formed
tor the purpose of insuring against all fire
and marine risks. and discouuting bonds,
notes. and other securities, which corpora
ton is to keep its principal office in the
city Of Wheeling, and is to expire on the
eth day of June, 1873. For the purpose of
forming said corporation the sum OF 5 900
has been subscribed, whereof 500 has
been paid in, sud the privilege is reserSed
Of increasing the same BY the sale OF add
tional shares to S50O.000 The incnrpor-
ators are: Robert Crangle, ten shares:
Alonzo Ioring, ten shares; Alfred Paul,
ten shsres; Joseph c. Anderson. ten
shares and Joseph +. Paul. ten shares, all
of this city.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-10
pfc advent of warm weather has brought

the
DANGERS or SUNsTRoKT AND EXHAUSTION
in its train and meeting prominent ply.
stefan in his rambles, the scribe enquired
as to the proper methods to be pursued 10
relieve persons thus attacked.
The treatment" he said, lis quite sim.
pie, but requires considerable care. After
removing the patient 10 the shade, the first
thing to be done is to reduce the tempera-
ture. This is done by wrapping the patient
in h,ankets soaked in cold water and by
placing ice around his head. Too sud
den change OF temperature must be avoid
ed. The shock Of placing the patient in an
ice cold bath would be fatal. IL is also nee.
essary that he should be kept perfectly
quiet. These suggestions about the treat.
ment OF a patient may be found valuable
where q doctor cannot be reached and
should he carried out without hesitation.
In case of failure of the heart s action sti I'M.
ulants must be given. II the patient Is
delirious he may be kept quiet by small
doses OF bromide. Purgatiye> may also be
given.
But
PREVENTION IL BETTER TIIhN \ CURE.
So what should be done 10 avoid being
overcome by the heat
"SunstroleS are sometimes unavoidable,
y .
ness or he"dlessness. II person has to 90
out in the hot sun much il is a good plan
always to carry cabbage leaf sewed in
his hat. The moisture will keep the head
COOL A free perspraiIoh, if kept up, will
also prevent a person from being over
come by the heat. Many persons, while
in Precipitation, will frequently sit in a
draught, and when they go out in the hot
sun and get heated they are affected by the
heat. The blood may also become over
heated from overdoses of alcohol, and sun
stroke
WILL RESULT MORE QUICKLY.
under such circumstances. All ordinary
persons may consume three or four ounces
of alcohol day with impunity, but the
blood will become poisoned If more than
that amount is used. Whisky contains 80
per cent of alcohol, and beer only about %
per cent. a person that is sunstruck is
generally sick frem three days to week,
but suffers from its effects during the emf
tire summer and frequently the next
year.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-10
Ga. Struck NJ the Central.

The bit which was lost in the gas we'll
out at the Central glass works. was recov-
cred carly Friday morning, and the work
Of drilling the shaft, which had been de-
layed for some little while, was resumed
and pushed forward rapidly. The work pro
ceeded without event until yesterday morn
ing, when, a. a depth OF about 300 feet, an
eight inch vein of coal was reached and
passed. Shortly after going through the
coal occasional puffs of gas began to rise to
the surface, growing more frequent as the
work proceeded, and about four O'Clock
last evening the long sought vapor was
pouring from the shaft in considerable
quantities, although not large enough in
volume TO be Of practical use. The work
men, however, believe they are close upon
the main reservoir of natures gigantic
gasometer. and think they will reach
heavy flow in a day or two The depth AZ
which this gas was strucK is, We believe,
considerably less than at MiDgo and other
up-riyer localities, and indicates, il the
main reservoir be dose at hand, that the
vein approaches nearer the surface at the
Central than at any other point in this
y.icinity
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-10
THE:MILL TROT BILE.
The Nail Feeders Assert Their Rights
and Set Monday a. the Day of IssUe..


Yesterday ! number of the nail feeders
in this city met and decided to make
radical change in The programme. in re
gard 10 resuming the old system Of eleven
hours per day. They decided TO go to
work as usual Monday morning, but when
the ten hours had elapsed, they would
quit. and Il the nailerS wished to dis
charge them, we'll and good they could
run the machines. Quite number OF the
feeders are willing to work eleven hours a
day during the winter, but do not pro
pose TO do so in hot weather. The nailerS
are IN favor of the eleven hours, simply
because the other mills in the district out,
side Of this city were working eleven hours
and it was doing injustice to the mills in
this city to Iun only ten hours. Some OF
them thought President Jarrett should be
stirred up with a red hot poker. for not en-
forcing this clause in the association by
laws.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-10
WATER WAIRB.
Personal and General News from the
River Bank.

The Andes is due here 10 morrow.
tomorrow.
The Bachelor left for Pittsburgh at
noon yesterday.
The Prince and Princess are running in
the Bellalre trade.
The Hope passed down with a tow OF
empties yesterday.
The Alarm passed up with a tow Of
empties yesterday.
The Courier left at II 80 yesterday morn
ing for Parkcrsburg.
The Carrier is due to day from 81. Louis,
en- route 10 Pittsburgh.
The Stockdale is due up this morning;
destination. Pittsburgh.
The ST. Lawrence is due down this morn
ing, en- route for Cincinnati.
The Scotia passed down at : o'clock yes
terday morning en- route tor Cincinnati.
The Telegram took large party OF er.
cursionists to Cressp's Grove, yesterday.
The river was falling slowly at dark last
night, with 10 feet > inches OF water In the
channel.
Ben A. Trans is at present on the steam.
er Andes. He is very podular with the
travelling pubic.
The Chesapeake will take the place OF
the Telegram Monday. The latter boat
will be laid mp for repairs.
The Little Anna will leave for Martins
Ferry every Saturday evening at s O'Clock,
TO accommodate Martins Ferry people
wishing to attend Saturday evening N arket
here.
For fully year and hall the stage OF
81 -. l. l. :. 4
of the navigation of large boats. Previous
10 that LAY up seasons prevailed, ohe Of
nearly FIVE months duration Immediately
preceding the coal.boat rise 10 November,
1881, since which time water has been
plenty. Other rivers have also been for.
tupate in this particular, bat none more
so than the Ohio and it's tributaries. We
hope that future seasons may prove as pro-
pi.ious as the past. While there 10 plenty
Of water there il hope for the mariner bat
woe be 10 him when low water season sets
in
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-10
Religious.

Baccalsureate services at Fourth Street
NJ. +. Church this evening. DR.. Smith,
the pastor, will preach the sermon TO the
graduating class of the Wheeling Female
College, and the pastors of the promiuen. .
churches Of the city will unite in the other
services. The choirs Of the First and
Second Presbyterian churches will unite
with the Fourth Street NJ. r. Church choir.
Unusually fine music will BE- expected.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-10
a Rlch Week.

Our citizens are offered q rare treat this
week in the various entertainments given
by the Wheeling Female College. This
evening the Baccalaureate Services at
Fourth Street NJ. F. Churuh. Tomorrow
evening the Anniversary OF the Alunna'
Association. Tuesday evening the Ohm
mencement Concert st the College. Wed
ntsdsy evening Commencement at the
Opera House.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-10
SOL.
The Discomfort Attendant Upon
His Summer Rays.
The Punishment He Inaicts on City Resi-
dsnts-Sunstroke and Exhaustion
Their Prevention
and Cure.

The sun fred up early yesterday morn
ing, and by the time he was well cleared OF
the horizon his furnaces were in glow
and he had q full head of steam on. His
face looked infamed and red, and the aver
age citizen, as he got out Of bed and
caught glimpse OF his burning counte-
nance and bethought himself Of the wrath
to come, proceeded to array himself in the
hghtest raiment that the summer styles
and a just regard for the statute book
would permit.
As old Sol mounted the heavens the
thermometer began to climb the marrow
tube, and the rumble OF
THE EABLy MORNING lie WAGON
as it went on its daily rouni was like
music l. the perspiring wayfarer on the
shady side OF the street, and the sight OF a
soda fountain, as it buzzed away
in the corner drug stores was as a we'll.
spring OF delight. Lager foamed even as
the wind stirreth up the pillows OF the
ocean, and the black hats Of the happy
days gone by gave place to light dudes
or the conventional Straws. Those of our
citiZeas who could hied themselves away
from the heat and dust OF the city. large
number OF young folks going down to
Cresap's on the Telegram, others going ont
TO HQrl5EQok's and other resorts along the
pike, while quite a number repaired to the
fair grounds 10 witness the printer-cigar
makers match at base ball. Others, not so
highly favored of Fortune, went about
their customary occupations, hat in one
hand and handkerchief in the other, mop
ping their faces ard growing alternately,
and ever and anon stopping to
TIERMnMETEP
IN some doorway. The mill men suffered
greatly, and quite number Knocked oil
work.
At noon the thermometer had crawled
up to the ninety mark and bid fair to 60
much higher, but shortly after one o'clock
a heavy shower fell in the central part OF
the city. accompanied by a delightful
breeze, which checked the upward tendency
and made life more bearable, although the
atmosphere was still warm enough for all
practical purposes.
While the heat in the central and bust.
ness portions OF the city Is usually much
felt by residents and business men, it is
much less than is experienced in those
streets of the East End lying along the
creek, in the neighborhood OF the mills
and glass houses, and in the extreme
southern portion of town. In these locai-
ties shade trees are few and far between.
and the rays OF abe sun
BEAT rowN WITH THEIR Full FORCE,
with no grass plots, trees or shrubbery 10
break the monotony of the dusty streets
and baked yards. The suffering of the
children from heat during the summer
months is thus much greater than is ex.
perenCed on the Island or east of Wheel
ing hill, where gardens ar d shade trees are
almos, universal and the death rate is apt
TO be correspondingly larger.
The following is the thermometer record,
as observed at SChnepfs. compared with
the corresponding day of last year.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-10

Harrison & Co., 1142 Main
street, will offer special induce
meAts In Carpets, at retail, on
Monday. 1000 Straw Hats TO be
sold at about half-price. 500
pairs Shoes lefftO be closed out
at half-price. They must be
sold at once. A splendid line
of Black Silks to be retatled at
about 40 cents on the dollar OF
real value.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-10
HOME TESTIMONY

MgsSEs. X. A. NcCABE a Co., r'"''n/H
affords US g eat pleasure 20 to.uiy w. 49,
perior merits u your "kfsur p'. 49,,
medicine, and IN bting superisf TO az os
preparation OF which We have any TO-
edge. In the cure OF the diseases Tor SHIeh'
Jacob snyaer. Wholesale Iron Ne,ch.a;i
Joseph Bell, Joseph Bell 4 20: ss,,s
Boyd. Capitalist Robert sss6itt, $500
Bro. Alien Davis, Toll Ksepsr h.aSSs
National Road. Oscar sandrock, AiSanl .
surhnce Company. 7. ". Hizzin., nv"
graphic Artist. VIM. stoan Capii.
j. Campbell. Alexander Bone. NJ bns
Theodore bcbreIber, Florist Df'h'n'h''N'
and otLer.
Hundreds OF certificates could b pr
sented which would show you that tos
gradients OF this compound are aifso' -.
and every one . specific fofths comp'Ao.
II 10 designed for. Above oil, Whale "'
lie used with perfect safety 10 the 49,
infants Il 10 yet al powerful w ourns >.
most obstinate and chronic ease o. %
rhoa and dysentery 10 the 90. N
you, having unsltsrsble faith IN in eas'
10 try Il. 1t 10 no Guack remedy ss
genuine prepsrsti.n that b, true 'H
Missionary Thobarn writes: -, ,.,..
5000 ,. !. - - "a s.Ss
po,,n. Sa III. nS S SI E s.res., Ne. Tot
u rec or four doIsa botties OF XII; ss icsS
md us.d oSs hsss want suppiy g . "a
among the "HiA hsa." J. q.
BTom Greenlssd's icy mourisin 70
dis's coral strands thsfs II no rs0sV
d.,.,yinr. =. tbint. Of b.ing 10 ~
home; Tia has .,ins |. . s'ai..I 70 si.S.s
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-10

HAVING adjusted the difficulties with our
employees, ard largely increased our force,
we sre now prepared to fill the orders for
goods in our line with facility aud prompt
uess sud re- pseifui!y solicit ths pubic Tor
an increase on our s'resdy immense pat
xOnase, 5. Baer 4 Son.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-10
Tn Ruildets

ALL builders wishing 70 obtain low snd
satisfactory figures on Tin Roofs. Spouting
etc, should call on Heinlein Bros, deasrs
in Household Furnishing Goods and Maui
lecturers Of Galvanized Iron GOrnice snd
ell kinds of job work Heinlein Block,
Bank street. Bridgeport, Ohio.
We guarantee all work to give satisfsc-
ton.
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Lovers of ice cream will be ,enesrsd

Lovers OF ice cream will be benefited
by calling on Mrs. Ziegenfelder al 81
Twelfth street, for the best ice cream in
the city. Our Ice cream is made from pure
cream from T. z. Phillips jersey cows.
and is strictly first class. No adulteratien.
Wholesale and retail. Orders by telephone
will receive prompt attention. Goods de-
livered free OF charge to all parts OF the
~
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-10
0 meas percsle shirts at 10 cents per

so meas percsle shirts at 10 cents per
pair wor tn 81 each.
Our entire stock of fine hosiery 70 be re-
tailed regardless of cost Or value to ciose .
Ginghams at cents yard worth O. )
cents.
Muslin at ca cents yard worth 81
cents.
Remenbsr during tbs extreme bot
weather We will endesyor to close toe
raransnt OF our stock at retail-sto-e open
AT alt hoOrs. Hsrmison & Co.
lli2 u ain st.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-10

Wilson Morrison, an old Wheelingits. OF
Late located in Teha. IS home on Vist b
Wheeling friends,
THK Active and Riverside base bail Mines
plsced the balance Of the first So Of the
$40 purse in Frank Warmers, the stsks.
holder. hands last night
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-10
Cigar Makers 10. PStaters.

The game OF base ball formerly snnounc-
ed in the REsIsIEg, between the cigarmsk.
ers and the printers was played yesterday
TO fair audience. OF course, the printers
were defeated and have no excuse TO offer.
The following is the score by innings:
Printers o o o 0 o l. :
GgarmAksrs.u 1 o 2 o o lii
The printers will challenge the cigarmak-
ers TO play another game next Saturday
week
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-10

INrrLaEEr parents who allow thsir
cl ildren 20 eat heartily of high-seasoned
food, rich pies, cake, &C., will have 20 use
Hop Bitters to prevent indigestion. sleep
less nights. sickness, pain, AMI, perha?S,
death. No family is safe without them in
the house.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-10
MARRIED.

MADDEN -.DENLEGHER. - On w,In..
day. June d. At wellsyIlle, OF to- by r.,
Father Brown, Mr.. MIcuAKL MADIE>. Of M.
Nty. n Miss NARY DkNLEGuER, Of wsL
xiIls
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-10

"TRE BRUNSWICK" is being we'll patron
lied by the ladies of VII ceiling. All these
who have not dined at Wheelings Del
monico" should call at once.
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Sanaas Reeisttr
sUNDAY, June no, 1855.

BRIDAL PRESENTS, of new
and artistic designs, just re-
ceiyed by JACOB w. CRUDE,
the JeWeler.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-10

GOTo The Brunwick" to dine between
10 and : o'clock any day and you will be
served with the best dinner In the country
for the very low sum OF fifty cents.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-10

A SMALL ere occurred at the Belmont
Mill essiy yesterday morning. Il Was Ell
liasVished without turning in an alarm.
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PrrrsFoXD, MAS, Sept. y, ISIS.

sIRs-I have taken Hop Bitters and req
ommend them 10 others, as l found them
very bene fetal. Mrs. J. W. Taller, SEQ
Women's Temperance Union.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-10

"Tug BRUSsv,cK" well deserves success.
Everything TO tsmpt the appetite OF naa
Oaa be found theTe.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-10

TEY dinner at The brunswick" the
most elegantly fitted dining house in this
section OF county,
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lOEEInN rRIlIrn

proved quite an item to candy men OF la!e
years. asked the reporter, as he thought
fully peeled banana.
Yes, indeed. The sales are four or fire
times as much as a half dozen years ago.
1t has not been great many years since
an orange was considered something OF
luxury, aud pineapples and bananas were
but rarely seen. Now thousands of boxes
of oranges and lemons, thousands of pine
apples and hundreds of punches OF bananas
are annually brought 10 this city. to say
nothing of other semi.tropical fruits, sush
as Malaga grapes, California pears, ETC."
"YOL FORGET CO0OANUTs."
NO, don't. They being easy Of trans
portation, and not of a peTishable nature,
have always been more plenty than the
goods have mentioned and the trade in
them has not materially increased"
Here clerk called the proprietor's at
tention to an error in illof goods, and
the reporter picked up an orange in an
absent minded sort of way and hurrieily
went ont