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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-03-09

William Patterson y As avery ealilN
tradcsman oil Baltir ore In the eally
DAYS Of This part Of Georgia he bought
up great many tracts ~ land n
Franklin County. and spcnt a good psr-
ton 81 his time in looking after hi a.
tere>fs there. He was said ~ b. -
strong a. bear. and a. brai a lipn.
but. Ike all brave men. Nv wsS n luser
or peace. and indeed good pions nan
Nevertheless his wrath could he sx-
cited 10 = fighting pitch. tn oie
casion he attended, 4 public gathering
in the lower art ot franklin County
at some district court ground During
the day two opposing DULLES and their
friends raised row and a general fzht
was the consequences. Al the be- M
ming OF the aray. and before the iiHhi-
ing tcgan Billy Patterson ran IA fhe
crowd To persuade them not ID Hrht.
mt 10 make re ICE and be friends NJ
his efforts fof peace we're unayasling.
and while making them. soine of ilIe
crowd IN the general melee struck lily
Patterson a severe blow from behind
Billy Al once became fghting mad. and
cred ont al the top Of hi voice ~ ~
struck Billy Patterson
NJ one could or would tell him who
was the guilty party. H. hen pr.
posed 10 give any man Sl01 who would
tell him who struck Billy Patterson
From 500 he ros 70 $1,000. hut ~.
$1,000 would induce any man N tsli
him ..wh0 strucS lilly Patterson
Years altcwarsl III his will he rtlAlei
the above facts and he ueaihed 49,"
10 be paid IN his executors n he man
who won Il ten =. ho struck BILLY lai'
terSon. His will " rernr Cd ~ iNe
Ordinary Office Al Gainesville. and anA
one curious about The matter can Tiers
fnd II and verify the preceding Naic'
ment. - Carne riiis soa.) KsgissAr.
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In the United States Senate on the
9Th Mr.. Davis announced his intention 70
resign bis Office ~ President pro tenn At
noon March 9. House non-concurrence
In amendments 70 the Revenue and
Tarin bin was announced, AMI con
fsrees were appointed. IN the House
conferee- were nppointed on the Revenue
bill, with instructions % consider. among
other things. the co1stitutionallty Of me
measure. The Supplemental Pcst-rou.e
bill passed
Tux food was 1t stand at Cairo on
the 27sh, but the situation was stiii periions-
The lower river wE rising slowly. AZ
Arkansas City. Arr. there VA NJ further
apprehension felt. The worst was believed
70 he over.
Ex-TREAsuRER Polk, Of Tennessee,
was too sick 10 attend court when BIZ ease
Wa called on The 18th.
The Jeanette Board Of Inquiry has
adjourned 70 await the return ofthe suryiy-
or Of the crew from siberia.
NfxE Americans have been arrested
Al Panama, changed with stealing ,he 80
ooo sent 70 pay The United states ilest In tLe
Pacific.
TssTrNoxY IN the Dixmont Insane
Asylum investigation Il Pittsburgh. Pa, On
The " h Indicated that brutality in The
treatment IL inmates Wa no, unknown.
Tux Milwaukee (Wis.) Grand Jury,
! Investigating The Ncwha!l House case. have
agreed on = true biil against George schiller.
| former lessee n ihe har-room ID the hotel,
! lnaiciing him for arson.
| A LARGk meeting q citizens was he'd
! III Cincinnati. NJ, the other Day 10 discuss
| 4 bin proposing 70 create street anil ~Ani-
\ tary commission for two years and place 4
million dollar. q H. disposal. The Vote
49, practically unanimous u favor q The
| measure.
| GILBERT 4. CRowELL, Of New York,
hs- ruined himself and three female reis
lives who had trusted their joint fortunes
amounting 70 $75o.o 900 % BIZ care. BY IN.
sesting too heavily q : worthless silver
mine In Utah.
At Ottawa, Cana, : woman named
To~er The other day saturated her clothes
with coal oil and burned herself % death.
Tux First National Bank Of Union
Mills, Union CITY. p. has closed IL doors.
II i believed the depcsisors will BE- paid 4
full.
MRs. HExxKssr and two children were
burned q death in house near the quar-
anime grounds On staten Island, n. r., th,
other day.
CAROLINE BKRxHKrnxE, : widow,
fell through ! sky-IIght directly upon |
IrspidIy running rip.saw In BIAir's Pack
ling Box Factory, II Sew York Cisy the OH
er DAY, and sas cut q twain.
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remarkable silver discovery twenty-five
miles south q there. IN the santa RIA
Mountains. iisIf million ~ sA'd % be ~
sight On one claim.
NUMEROUS earthquake and volcanic
erurtions are reported - occurring ~ i'A''
lately
Tax New Albany (Ind.) Keller toms
miitce announces that no more aid i needed
from abroad.
PARr, one Of the communists who
endeavorei 20 destroy the city Of Paris.
France. died IN Montreal. Cana. few
days AGO In absolute want. The french
Government had refused permission ior ~
return. o.
1T was reported on the <otn tha' ~
Investigation 81 ne 'o'errmsnt i1'"',n-
ONCE = Washington would oe had ana =
large ueneieney w. n'n'ea -
PRELIMINARY steps nave oeen taSen
FOR the erection o. : proAze statute o. Mar
Tin Luther - Washington y 9
GEoRoE +. WILSON, q Providence,
r. L., left >ioo. oo % Brown University ana
>N,ov1 70 Dartmouth college, ou' NJ
~-tt- tf~<t -" ~'''''~ = 49, w --
JOHN GiLnEkr, the actor nas
brought suit Tor 80. 900 AGAINST The propr'e-
| tors Of the late NewhalI House q Milwau-
kee. Wi.
THERE was little change In the Hood
reports on The 18Th b.ekwAier N 'nr
Lower Mississippi regions was su'' e>u~'ns
much damage ana ifesn nIeak y ,ne 'e'e.
two miles above Grsen'iiie' Ark-' nAa
Hooded se,eF.' pan ions.
JOHN CRAWFORD Audltor % A'N1n-
-, hndinx bis accounts short ms HANDED
The President q tne >ens'e Mortgage oh
biz real estate, running tro years.
A SEw pest-house has been estao-
/ lished q LeNdyilie, Colo. and the public
schools nave been closed on account q
smallpox.
AS0THER great plot has been I'M
esrthed in Brussels By the discovery Of
compromising documents. From the Dis
covery arrests were expected % Be made "a
4 Rrrliu Vienna ST. Petersburg and Paris
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Amarriane was arranged tot take place
nj Ranmnor. . suburb 81 cheiht,n-
yesterday between Edwin Wild ae-
scrbei a schoolmastcr out ~ empiuy-
mcnt. and 4 lady from tornwall. WIZ
has been living in hcilieId with ever"
friends for the last six wee ne nfiae.
groom andh his best man. William EnMin
Booker. were about 70 drive ~ chnreh
when they were arrested on the charge
of stealing hcarthrug from pawn
broker shop. Wild entreatcd the oii'eef
not 70 loo him up. n. ct me 20 70 \ ~.
moor Church first. h. added. 'and Ee'
married. II will be 4 1900 out q ns
pocket II You lock me up now. lou s ,su
come with me and see me married M
rodrc a a ccial iiccns for ,r NV
marriage and the wedding.rng
ciiicer. however. drove Wild and hoos !.
q to The police station. where they "s,e
formally charged with the tne \. =
which tley made no reply. lbs nr.ss ,.
of The carriage went on 20 tell tne NV
what had happened. Last cvcnin2 wv
LAZY was seriously III. -fall-4haa ~
zS.ls.
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IN. destruction cau-ei by the fools IN che
Ohio ana ofhc< rivers has been great Law
rcnccb irrh. pc .rborn County. everyth NJ ~
IN slate IL chaos and ruin inis-csI| aAc.
Overturned houses b the scores Ind been
washci from their Foundations tni rcllci
over and over Conn araiiseiy nothing had
been saved from the general wreck and All
hai suffered alike. AT Jetfersonyiiic, Clark
County. great suffering prevailed. the people
being huddlei together In the upper stories
insuf,i.icntly clad AMI fci. Iherisrr a Sew
Albany. Floyl County. was three miles w'dse,
and nearly four hundred houses had been
swept way. A fair estimate was that soij
e,plc were dependent upon the relief COM
mites far their daily bread. Leavenuorth.
Crawford County. was s4t!rtly under water
There was much suffering among ths poorer
casSes. many OF whom were camping on the
hill The Relief Committee AZ New Alb ny
hal ISSUED an ii peal for ala. saying that tie
situation u becoming grayer and more a.
tressing every hour. Thousands 81 our
friends, ueighbors worknen and fellow
citizens. with their wives and little ores. arc
without homes. furaifurc. clothing and food
The season i Indictment. and there i dinyef
that the present unhappy state of'anairs mAy
continue Tor weeks - come The loss a
Lswrrncrhurgh WIS estimated A. 5000 u: q
New Albany. <looo.OOO; a Jacksonville.
$4,000. Not less than 70 ool ieople were
victims o. the food II the state.
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~. ,-.--.~,,. - 49, ,r,,,.,vv "A so,,c;tei
49, 80 s.--.- a N. >cr-,-~ n. ..id she
cc.-~,..-,,,- 80, c.r- wc',,d ~ ~ s.,i.fv
n, wI-h y H. Chamber ~ applying lie
law 81 i<si. under which Princes would bc
deprived AZ their military posts. The Cow
ernment thought nothing more Va neccs-
>ary Tor the present. The Republic was not
endangered, and In the event q conspiracy,
would have ample power % protect it-eifoy
rights inherent II Al governments Without
infringing upon the essential liberties q me
people.
CoLoxEL X. A. PACKER, . we'll
known railway manager o. Pennsylvania,
died Il Jacksonville. Fla. few days ago,
leaving <io.ooo, 900 Or more.
THE death Of james Gamble, ex-
Judge and Congressman, was announced -
williAm-pors, Pa, recently.
SUSAN b. ANTHONY has sailed for
Liverpool. Eng.
Tar resignation OF Lieutenant Com
m.nier 6,orrince. II. s. n. has been &C.
cepted.
1ur French Chamber Of Deputies has
gjxe, ne (oyernment : vote Of confidence.
UAprsxcrox. the impri>oned Land
r,e.ruer. ~ been elected member q she
British Parliament for Westmcath.
Tur Montana Ie0islatnre has passcd
-. y 1890. !. co,.r,or f.ro.hs- cen.
49, sh.r,d.. - senator VT for their
EFFORTS % protect Yellowstone Park.
Tnr Missouri Free Trade League was
o~-..,-.a - E.,s.. f,;,x H. o.her evening.
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FOURTEEN Roman C1tnolic bisuops
IN France have been SUNNI 5ned before The
Council of State FOR publishing the Pzpai
decree placing certain treasises q educztion
on the index expurg.fcrius-
The railroads were running trains
into the Cincinnati depot On schedule time
on the 81.
n = Boston (slass-) court, J. G.
Knowles has obtained Judgment FOR 5000
against ssaloon-keprcr for selling liquor n
Young son ~ The plaintiff, from which be
became intoxicated.
Tar Canadian Pacific Railroad has
cent ot, the drst through train FOR freight 70
I Winnipeg. Manitoba
TnE total railway construction Of
/ main Iines during the year is. Was 1883.
Or abcu, 100 more than IN ISL.
THE banks 81 Austro- Hungary and
I France have reduced the rate 81 discount.
MoRE than 81, 900 has been sent
! 10 the German food sufferers through :
single house in New York CRY.
w. T. ALLEN a Co., wholesale grocers
o. Chicago, H., have made A assignment
or their partnership and individual property
70 Bradford Hancock. Il was thought The
liabilities would reach $foo. 900.
A SUBSCRIPTION has been opened IN
Berlin, Germany, for The relief % kufferer'
By The Ohio River foods.
A cLAxDEsrrxE Masonic organization
IN Connecticut u said 70 Be comforting Dc.
grecs up 70 the thirty third. in one Or w.
evenings, for ten dollars.
| THE furnace 81 the Wampum IroI
Company, q wamprm. Ps., has beer
closed By the sheriff. The failure - ssis
20 have been brought about ~ the recen
financial difficulties q Kloman Bros. Pitts
burgh-
TnKRx VS. great excitement q Tue
go, Ariz., ths osbsr day over - alleges
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The Ciyil-service Commissioners re-
Gently selected By President Arthur are
Dorman B. Eaton, Of New York; John N.
Gregory, Of Illinois, and Leroy y. Tbomans
of Ohio.
The following il the new Cabinet q
che French Republic. Ferry. Prime Min
is,er and Minister Or Public Instruction:
ChallemeI Lacour, Foreign Afr&Irs; wal
deck Pousseau, Interior; Martin Fou-
iIIes. Justice; Charles Brun. Marine;
NelIne, Agriculture; Heris<on, Com
mercc; Cochery, Posts and TeIexraphs;
Rsynal. Public Work.; Urard. Finance,
end General Theb&udin. war. The
new Ministry was Gaxetted on the 22d. Il
q stated that the French Admiral g Msda-
es,car station has been ordered % suppress
vigorously any attempts % resist The rights
u France On the island.
In the French Chamber d Deputies
Prime Minister Ferry recently explained
Daily Republican., 1883-04-14
Victory for Wilmington.

Wilmington not only eXcels in its car
and ship building, its carriage and iron
works, but even the fame Of its artists
and merchants is being wide spread
Only short time ago We had favorable
mention from Boston of one of our
artists, and now we find that the ener-
getic and wide awake firm of Ball a
Co., our wellknown wall paper decora.
tors have secured, against the leading
paper hangers of New York city, an
elaborate job Of work, right in their own
territory, being no more or less than
the contract to decorate i'll their best
manner the splendid hotel at Ocean
Grove, known as the "Shrldon House,"
which has been enlarged and remodel
ed, so that without exception it is one
of the largest and finest houses OF sum
mer resort in America.
The OceanGrove Record of last mouth
gave two columns to description ofrhe
house, which contains over 100 sleeping
rooms, and dancing room which seats
over 800 persons. Mr.. Sheldon, who
commands the admiration Of all who
appreciate first class house, has left the
entire papering to Messrs. Ball Y Co.,
with orders to make it first class III
every respect, and says he gave them
the contract because of their elegant
display Of fine papers, magnificent de-
signs and reasonable price, which far
exceeded their other numerous cOmpell-
tors. Mr.. Ball says he is going to make
it model of elegance We conSratu-
late the firm on victory which is cred
itab not only to them but alike to our
| CITY,
Daily Republican., 1883-04-14
FIT H EDITION,
To be On anced OH.

Seeing that large French dressing
room chamber set Of furniture was to be
CHANGED off at the City Hall on Thurs
day afternoon, April 26lh, by our
patriotic old hero, Eli Crozier, for the
exclusive benefit of a soldiers widow
and orphan children, and that sah,
suit was on exhibition at the furniture
rooms of Lewis f. Adair, on Market
street, called there to look
at it, and to my great surprise
found 1t to be one of the most elegant
French sets made, consisting of dress
ing case, bureau, bedstead, wa1hstantl
and hat rack, towel rack, ~ Thti
tops of the bureau and waSAStands Gfe
of Tennessee marble, the glass 0: finest
French plate. Sucha set Of furniture
is rarely CHANGED off at the most fash
ionable or aristocratic church fairs
As this suit of furniture is to be
CHANGED for noble and worthy object,
it should be literally patronized. The
price of tickets are placed at one dollar
each, and may be had of MIR. Crozier.
Every one who can afford dollar
should take a chance in this $500 suit Of
furniture: one sing.e dollar will draw
this beautiful set, and at the same time
YOU will contribute your mite to
worthy object of charity. The drawing
will positively take place on April 18th,
at the City hall. Go at once and secure
a chance in this furniture, Mr.. Croziel
will gladly receive you, and enter your
name as "A competitor. TRUE CHARITY,
Daily Republican., 1883-04-14
A Successful Ball.

The annual ball the Reliance Active
Association took place last night III
Institute Hall, and was successful
affair in every particular. The room
was tastctully decorated for the ocra-
sion. During the day thirteen mem
bers Of the Reliance Fire Company OF
Bethlehem, Pa, arrived and were taken
in charge by reception Committee,
and entertained. There were five mem
Der of the Protection Fire Company Of
New Brunswick, n. j., present.
:. Among those from Bethlehem, were
Ex-Burgcss, G. NJ. Anstelt and John
f. Gross, assistant Chief of the BethIr.
hem Del artmcnt. The grand march
took place about 10 O'Clock led by
Master Of Ceremonies ID. A. McCullin
and lady. They were followed by
ninety couples. During one of the j.,
termissions, G. NJ. Anstet presented
the Reliance boys with a handsome
gilt frame containing the photographs
of the members, and a picture of the
house of the Bethlehem Company. The
visitors are loud in their praises of the
treatment they received. Most Of then
will return home to-day.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-14
DEATHh,
CHADWlCK-On the 18th inst, Mary Chad

the 18th inst, Mary Chad
wick, In her list year.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from her late
residence, No. 400 Market street, ON SUNDAY
afternoon, ut 3o'clock. lnterment at Old
Swede's Cemetery.
BRDWN-On the 18th inst, Thomas II.
Brown, In the 67th year of his age.
Due notice of the funeral will be given.
KIN,;-Entered into rest at HamOrton
Chester County. Pa, on Thursday. April
Eth, Marion, daughter Of Laylnla and the
late Joel hing. -
mterment at Longwo0d, on Monday April
10th. at Il o'clock. D. IN
SMITH-In wilmington, on the Eth inst
Elizabeth Smith. Of Stanton, aged " years
Relatives and friends are respectfully IN
vited to attend the funeral from the residence
OF her daughter Mrs. Reuben A. Wingate
No, 10 Madison street, on Sunday, the 18th
inst at II o'clock. Intermcnt at st. james
Cemetery.
WILLIS-On Thursday, the 18th inst, Cath
arine, wife Of A. W. Willis, In the 55th zeal
Of her age. .
| The relatiycs and friends are invited Il
attend the funeral from the residence OF hel
husband, los East Third street, on SUNDAY
afternoon, at 2 o'clock, services at the house
lnterment in Old Swede's Cemetery.
| SPARkS-On April 18TH, Sarah "A. Sparh
wife of the late Samuel Sparks.
| Funeral from the residence, No. 40 Il. OIL
street on Monday. April 10th. To meet u
the house, at O'Clock. lnterment AT Lowe
PENIS Neck.
lSTRADLEY-ln Lincoln, California, Marc
md 1888, N. Is. Stradley, only brother I.
Mrs. |. b. Jester, of Del, aged 70 years.
SLAW-On the 18th inst, Caroline, wife
Isaac G. Slaw in the Ath year Of her age,
Relatives and friends are respectful
invited to attend the funeral from the res
dence of her husband, New Castle "att
Works on the Newport road on Monday II
tcrnoon, 10th instant, nj o. CLOCK. lntc
ment at St James Church, Newport, DE
[ Services at the house and church.
: TAILOR.-On the 18th inst Eliza, wife
John Taylor.
+ The frie5lds Of the family are respectful
invited to attend the funeral rom her la
residence. .Os Seventh Avenue, west WI
miugton. Monday morning at goclock. Hly
: mass at ST. Paul's Church,
. lnternent at the New Cathedral cemeter,
Daily Republican., 1883-04-14
A Big Rush.

From the first day of March until the
first day of July ROsIN x BRO, dealers
in Wall papers and window shades, 22O
West Second street, are rushed with
work, and why, because they have a
large stock Of goods in all grades con-
stantly on hand and lot Of the best
mechanics to do the work. They are
mechanics themselves and promise a
genuine guarantee, and you will find
their pri, Is lower than the lowest.
They have now employed nine men be-
sides themselves to lo the work. Call
and be convinced for yourselves.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-14

If the inscrutable and pre-
dominating inward conscious
ness, pervading the inner
diaphragm prevents the ge-
nus homo from mastICatlng
the prevalent nauseous COM
pounds, vended by herculian
effort, and injected by super
abundant and glowing adj
refreshments into the radius
of their visionary view and
his too utterly consumate
and etherially educated pal
ate violently rejects, with
shudderlnG horror, inc con-
centratcd compound triple
extract Of conglomorated es-
scnces, oleasinous masses
and double distillation of OBJ
iectionable extracts. What
-oh-what will the enter
prising euphonious intellI,
gences OF Wilmington and
vicinity do for a genuine un,
adulterated simon pure chew
of tobacco.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-14
What IL more Annoy ing

than to have Il suit of clothes that does
rot fit you? They are not only uncom-
Portable hut are just as unsightly. Some
clothing is gotten up to sell. II you
will try Mullin x Son, Sixth and Mar
ket streets, you will find their suits
tit,and are put up so as to & I'VE the wear
er satisfaction. They have made up an
immense stock and Of much finer gooue
than is usually found ready-made. In
doil & 1hi. they have II two-told object
they keep their taiors employed in dull
seasons and give to their customers a
much better class of clothing.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-14
Dots

Edward Martin will remove from Ken
nett Square, Pa, to this city the com
ing week.
Samuel Kent will have a sale OF
Guernsey cows in New York some day
next week.
Joel Sharpless, of Kennett Township,
Pa, has been granted a patent tor an
improved lime wash.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-14
Official visit.

Henry W. Morrow, Grand Worthy
Chief Tempar Of Delaware, made an
official visit to Newark Lodge of Good
Templars at Newark last night, forthe
purpose of instructing and perfectins
them in their working.
This Lodge is composed of some of the
professors, and quite number Of the
students at the College, and is said to 6
one of the finest in the State.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-14
Han llsOllle RArDer Oh RS.

George Mctzner, 1903 East Third street,
has procured for his barber, shaving
and Shampooing saloon, two beautiful
walnut barber chairs from the manutac-
tory Of George W. Archer, Rochester,
New York, which for comfort, elegance
Of finish and convenience cannot easily
be cXccllcd. Metzner is alert with the
razor, and with the aid Of these new
chairs he can put customers through in
tip-top style in "a very short time.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-14

On Thursday morning last the Quick
step Is. Is. club left this city for Wash
ingtoE, where they were to play ON
that day and yesterday, with the Wa
verleys of that city. They were pre-.
vented from playing on the first day,
owing to rainy weather. Yesterday,
however, they met their enemies, and
defeated them by a score of 6 to-.
To-day they play in Baltimore, and
much interest is manifested in the re-
suit. A number of our citizens went
down this morning to witness the
game.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-14
SOuth Carolina Roses.

Rev. Y. &. Stewart has received from
his brother-in-law Mr.. James H. Gads,.
den, of Charoina, $. G., bouquet OF
roses clipped from his own and nei gh'
boris garden, to be placed on the pulpit
table of Bethel A. M. Il. church to-
morrow They are very handsome
and give out delightful odor. They
are not dollhouse flowers, but grew in
the open air.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-14
All Along the Line.

The Newark Ledger says
owe understand that work all along the
line of the b. and O's new route will be
commenced in few days-not later
than the first proximo. All the difficul-
ties attending the securing oftheright OF
way have been amicably adjusted, am
everythingis ready for the workmen' .
Daily Republican., 1883-04-14
FOrty.Thfrd visit.

DR.. Darmon will arrive in our city
on Monday at noon, and will have his
office at the boarding house of Mrs:
Day, northeast corner of Eighth anu
Market streets. All who wish to CON
suit him should call promptly, as de-
lays are dangerous. Advice grafu-
itous, medicines only being charged for.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-14
Fact Number Five.

That have just purchased from an mporterat great
loss to him. 50 dozen Chidrens German Fancy Hose,
half regular made very choice styles, sizes to 81 price
cents, pairs for IS cents just halprce Never be-
fore have offered such tempting and interesting bar
gains Hosiery Counter Ladies who know good value
when they see it will be surprised the beautiful full regl
lar made Ladies' Hose offering in large variety at
q cents OF course have better and fnergood we'll