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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-24
FOR sale Or Trade.

A No. Carriage nearly new. VIII
sell very cheap, or trade fOT city lots
In Salina. Inquire Of +. C. York.
2-W.
Summer goods at cost, At MARYLAND,
Dodge 4 MOOre's,
WANTED-A Dining room girl at
the Pacific House.
Special bargains in Millinery and
Wall Paper at A. T. 4 N. H. GrieE's
Do you want to sell city property ?
II 20 call on Frank G. York, Real
Estate and Loan agent Rooms over
Purcell's drug store.
summer goods ct cost, 81 MARYLAND,
Dodge 4 koore's.
We are closing out our entire stock.
Now Is the time 10 buy clothing ct
your own price. % 10 IS per cent
lower than at any other place, ct ODER
4 HAgenan's.
We have been receiving q general
line nf Dry Goods and notions. Call
in and zee what we have and get our
prizes. CAMPBELL 4 TUTHILL-
FuK SALE--A portable threshing
engine, thoroughly rebuilt: cheap for
cash. Al the SallnA Foundry. 22-tL
For Boots 4 shoes go 20 Campbell
4 Tuthill's. They have the celebFat-
We would call the attention u the
ladies Ia our handmade shoes, ~ 800
per pair. We ale confident the same
quality cannot be bought elsewhere
for less than 500.
MARYLAND, DODGE 4 MOORE.
- per cent. OF Of everything In she
Dry Goods line, at Ober & HagemRn's.
We are actually closing out aud We
mean business.
ODER 4 HAoEMAN.
We have the square form gilt band
QueenswaFe for sale Ia sets or pieces.
IL Is cheap, durable and elegant
CAMPBELL 4 TUTHILL.
have opened a Sand Bank. and
will furnish Sand TO any parties de-
string It In the city. Orders len With
Addison & Seaman.
e-6mOs. A. J. ANDERSON.
FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Com
plant, you have n printed guarantees
ON every bottle Of ShllOh's Vltalizer.
Il never fails 10 ours.
Will you suffer with Dyspepsia an
Liver Complaint ShilOh's Vltaliser
is guaranteed 70 cure you. For sale by
Oscar Seitz.
ia lbs. Graduated Sugar,
II lbs. Standard A Sugar,
8 lbs. Arbuekle's Coffee,
and other goods In proportion, at Ober
& Hageman's.
A NASAL INJECTOR free with each
bottle of ShilOh's Catarrh Remedy.
Price so cents.
The cheapest and best suits in the
city are made by Anderson 4 Lind
blOm.
In Hamburg Edging we feel that
we take the lead, and In White Goods
you will find our lines complete.
CAMPBELL & TUTHILL.
Stylish, cheap and good are the
suits made by Anderson & LinbdlOm.
White goods, lawns, buntIngs and
fans at MARYLAND, Dodge & MOOre's.
WANTED.-A girl to do general
house-wOTk. Apply to Mrs. h. D.
Sampson.
Republican Rally Deferred.
AS the time set for the Republican
ratification meeting was published to
be at Assaria, Kan, on July %, 1884,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-24

We are glad to note that former
well-knOwn, popular aud capable sd
lima boy is taking high rank at Min
neapOlis, where ne has located ia the
Loan and Land business. We refer
to Mr. l.. ID. Moore. lie figured quite
prominently in the late Republican
Convention Of Ottawa county, and
was sent as an alternate 10 the State
Convention. Dir. Moore IL making n
fine success Of his business, and we'll
he may for he possesses good quAlili-
cations, Is honest and reliable and ia
every way worthy Of the confidence
placed In him by those with whom
he Is associated.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-24

The premium list Of the County
Fair Is Ia the hands Of the printer and
will soon be ready fOF distribution.
The premiums are surely liberal and
must pr,Hluce considerable eomPeti-
ton among the farmers We produces
below the leading product and stock
premiums, as well ~ the speed ring
Red wheat, bushel, any variety,
hrst premium, SO seeOad premium,
Sc third premium, 81 White wheat,
bushel, any variety, 81. s., 81.
Wheat, bnshel, any variety, sweep
stakes, -.
White corn, bushel ears, any va
rlety, S, 81 yellow Corn, bu ears,
any variety 5, 5, 1. Red corn, bush
81 ears, any variety, 8, 3, !. Pop corn,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-24

marok Falls. % fulfills ell promises.
Those desiring to sell Real Estate.
remember We are Offering facilities
second TO none IN the city.
FRANK c. YORK,
Real Estate, Loan and Insurance Aga
Rooms over Pulcell's Drug Store.
New b The time 70 bsy yourself rich.
We are closing out eur entire stock Of
goods at greatly reduced prices,
OBsR 4 HA0EhAN.
Fo1 esis.
A stOry-And-a-haff hose on the
we.t side Of Eigkth strosA Enquire
ct FsFlen a Loksoll's. l9-tf.
noFses ~ Sale Cheap.
On Saturday Aug. n, and for . few
days thereafter, I will have at Mr..
ClnrksOn's stable for sale for cash or
on time, about 20 head OF mares from
Mr.. Wsllslager's ranch. They are all
young, good stock, good size, and have
all been handled. E. G. PHILLIPS
% ~.
Ills expected the Blaine and Logan
Boom will he pushei With great VigOT
and yOa win ind Campbell & Tut
hill ready to meet al competition In
all classes Of goods during the entire
campaign.
SHILOH'S CATARRH REMEDY
q positive cure for Catarrh, Diptheria
aud CankeF Mouth.
SLEEPLESS NIGHTS. made mis-
cradle by that terrible cough. ShilOh's
Cure Is the remedy for you For sale
by Oscar SeitZ.
New silk gloves, latest shades. at
MARYLAND, Dodge & MoOre's.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-24

The regular monthly meeting Of
the city council was held last Monday
night. The matter Of a sidewalk east
Of the river, on the south side of Iron
avenue, was referred to the committee
Of sidewalks, aud the committee on
streets. alleys aud sIdew alks. The
sidewalk from g. &. Culp's lumber
yard corner 10 the school Park was
ordered built except in front Of the
church property. The Christian
church will build their own sidewalk
A committee, consisting Of council
men Dickinson, WOlsieffer and Gill
bert, to define the duties of road over
seer, was appointed. The street com
mittee was instructed to notify the
street commissioner that he must
drain the water from the various
pools about the city. The mayor was
instructed TO purchase a l0-fOOt flag
for the fire department. Charles
Swift was appointed special police for
one week without pay. The petition
for a crossing from Pacific House
across Ninth street was laid upon the
table. The city council have decided
TO 20 on with the pavement of alleys
and the other projected work Of this
kind as soon as the specifications for
the work can be properly drawn.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-24
Rspublioan Rally Deferred.

AS the time set for the Republican
ratification meeting was published to
be at Assaria, Kan, on July %, 1884,
and as the committee Of arrangements
find that time TO be incOnVenient and
Impractieable-beIng too warm and
early for successful campaigning, We
have decided to defer the time for our
Assaria "Rally" until the campaign
season, Of which we shall advise the
public In good time. Respectfully,
OH HORsTENBKRG, Chairman.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-24

Mr.. w. s, Wells was ia town yes
terday. He has been ON the rUad
continuously for some time. lie has
been a silent listener on many oc
casiOns where politics was the g,ner-
al theme, and In localities which
went strong for Glick two years ago.
He finds that there i disposition in
all these places 10 swing back into the
party and support the Republican
state ticket, and that they will give
stronger maJOrities fnr Martin than
they did for Click. Mr.. Wells state
ments are corrObOrated 10y other COM
mercial men who are just ~ good
listeners,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-24

Ober & HAgeman have decided to
discontinue business In Salina, and
are now closing out their stock. Mr..
Hageman designs removing TO Cali
fornia, having intended for several
years TO make that country his home.
Mr.. Ober's present design Is to re-
move TO Chicago, where he has pO-
sition offered him which will pay him
S, 900 per year. This has long been
one Of the chief mercantile firms OF
this part Of the State. They have had
branch stores In several places. They
now have one at Lincoln Center.
They have carried heavy stocks in
general merchandise and been known
far and wide as n reliable, substantial
house. This firm will Ice greatly
missed from Salinas business circle
where II has 50 long been n prominent
and controlling factor. Mr.. Ober be-
gaa his business life In this place, and
by his energy, industry and business
qualifications has. worked his way 10
prominence and competence. He Is
an illustration Of what the persistent,
Merry aud pushing American boy can
do when he sets out TO win Ia the
battle Of life. Mr.. Hageman came 10
Sallna with q large property, which
he has greatly increased in his bust
ness here. Mr.. Hagenian is probably
the best accountant in Kansas. He
has accomplished the wonderful feat
OF keeping accurately six separate sets
Of books at one and the SAME time.
He flies down a column Of figures
with astonishing raPidity and leaves
all compositions far I'm the: back.
ground. He has NEST remarkable
ability In Tins line. He is also 9
splendid manager. and has made thI
firm Of Ober 4 Hsgeman a "fnl
team" in every respect. We wish
these gentlemen, who have always
been the best friends Of the printers
and az The same time have profited
handsomely by their judieiOus system
Of advertising. the greatest measure OI
success in whatever other cuisines,
they may engage.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-24
AnnRan So

Summer silks at cost at Markland,
Dodge a MOOre's.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-24
Trotting race. . :s5 class, 100.

Running mile heats, three In Ave,
$50. Running mile heats, for ponies,
p. TrOtting races, 2:30 class, 100.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-24

re- 4ole.
A stOEy-And-a-hAf hOuss on the
west side Of Eighth stroeA Enquire
ct FsFlen q L0ksell's. l9-tf.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-24

Those deslrlng to sell Real Estate.
remember We are Offering facilities
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-24

TrOtting race, , 40 class, 100. Run
ming novelty, one aud One-half mile
dash, 80. at one half mile, 80. ut one
mile. 50. at one and One-half miles,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-24

Which binds shorter grain and lower to the ground than any
other Binder n the market
The Evening critic., 1884-09-04
THE DISTRICT LABoRERs.
The commissioners Propose 10 Do
Something for Their Better Pay
- ana Comfort.

The Comm issiOners Propose 20 DO
Something for Their Better Pay
. ana Comfort.
The District Commissioners this after
notn took action in the matter Of tho petit
ton of the District laborers for an increase
of ipay from S1.25 per day. Tho Commits
sioners say that the contractors on tho
various public works pay their common
labor $1.25 per day, but they classify their
skilled laborers and pay them $1.50 aud
S175 per day.
They state that they now pay common
laborers SIPS, and few skilled men S1.5o,
but they will adopt system of rates for
skilled laborers from $1.50, SLIGO aud $l.75
per day. They will not increase the pay
Of the laborers designated as common Ia
borers.
They claim that the District laborers have
an advantage over other laborers in getting
more steady work but, on the other baud,
they have disadvantages in tho manner of
being paid. Contractors pay their men In
cash every week and the District only pays
once q month, and then by checks. The
Commissioners will in the future adopt the
cash payment, and endeavor to pay off
without making the men lose time by going
to the District buildings for their pay.
The Evening critic., 1884-09-04
MYSTERIOUS MOVE
which Has Bamed the District Of
neiaIs.

Hcials.
The rather mysterious actions of Assist
ant Superintendent Of tho Western Union
Telegraph Company Marine at the Polics
Court to-day has caused little hutter Of
excitement among certain District officials.
The alleged mysterious actions consisted in
Mr.. Marine taking copy OF the warrant
issued against Colonel Perry Carson for
obstructing the streets with his flag. He
also took a TRANSCRIPT Of the record In tho
case and refused to state what he wanted
OF It..
As the case against Carson was dismissed,
and this company Is restricted in the cree
tion Of wires on streets, and as tho two
cases would not seem parallel, IL has sug-
gested itself TO certain persons that the tele-
graph people are contemplating taking Is
sue with The Commissioner in the matter
Of erecting wires.
A CRITIC reporter called the attention of
Assistant Attorney for tho District Padgett,
to the matter, who stated that IL anything
of the kind was attempted, the Commits
sioners could order ont their Fire or Police
Department aud have the wires or poles cut
down.
He stated that the Commissioners have
this power and can take down Carson's
flag If they desire. Tt-.
There is law enough in the Carson
case" said he, "but there is no penalty.
The Commissioners will make it warm for
them il they try It,"
The Commissioners and Captain Greene
were consulted by THE CRITIC reporter,
but they knew nothing of the matter.
The Evening critic., 1884-09-04
DIED.

DIED.
FouRsT.Mona rs, September 2, 1881, at nor
Annie Fourst, aged Ga years,
HoLDEN.-In Hyatt5yile, Prince Georges
County, Md, on Tuesday, september 2, 1854,
s. A. II. oavis, In the 25d year Of her ago.
LEPRUEX.-on August 81, 1884. at o'clock
a. M, Allen p, son or Lewis and Emma Lep-
ruex, aged 2 months ana 10 days.
slMMS.-on September 2, 1854, at IL 100 D.
M, with the assurance OF q blessed immortal.
lily, Laura, youngest daughter OF Chrlstiana
slmms, In the l7th year and 9th month OF her
age.
ToBIN.-sallie Tobin, youngest daughter OF
James and Sallle Tobip, departed this life
quarter OF O'Clock "Wednesday morning
September 3, 1884, In the 25th year of her age.
Past her suffering. past her pain,
Cease to weep, for tears aro valn;
Calm the tumult OF thy breast,
For eho who suffered Is AZ rest.
BYA FRIEND.
1928 Twenty.nrst street, between aud o
streets northwest Services Will be held AT ST,
Stephens Church, At half'past o'clock on
Friday. Relatives and friends are Invited TO
attend.
GRIFFETH.-At the residence OF Mrs Jano
Campbell, No. 23S First street southeast, on
the morning OF September 3, 1884, OF typhoid
fever, Arthur Griffith, only and dearly loved
teih, OF Mohawk, Herklmer County, N, Y, Ia
tho 3Sth year OF his age.
Funeral from No, 23S First street southeast,
ON Friday, September b, at 1;3Op. m. Friends
are invited.
GooDALL,-On the morning or September 4,
1854, Hannah Goodall, aged 81 years, widow
OF the late Thomas Goodall, sr,
Relatives aud friends OF the family are re.
spectfully Invited 10 attond her funeral Sun.
day, September z, at2 o'clock, from her late
residence, No, IDS New Jersey avenue south
east, Funeral services at the Second Daptist
Church, corner OF Fourth street and Virginia
avenue, az 3 o'clock.
The Evening critic., 1884-09-04
WEST WASHINGTON.

Temperature and condition OF water at
2 "a. M: Great Falls, temperature, 49, cOndi.
lion, SO; receiving reservoir, temperature,
T0i condition at north connection, 80; south
connection, 30j distributing reservoir, tenn.
perature, 20; condition at inlluent gatehouse,
90; at ef1luent gatehouse, so.
Boat @. r. Gregory arrived with $500 bush,
els wheat to-day, which sold at 01993Ac.
Mrs. Elizabeth nj. Gardner, an old and es.
teemed resident OF Georgetown, died this
morning at her residence, No. 3110 street.
Oak Hill. ysessr-''s'
BOYS clothing. Elsepas1rDfos., Eth and Z sts
The Evening critic., 1884-09-04
Proud, Even ir Poor.
London Globe.

Tho welded couple were OF poor but honest
parents, and tho bride was laundry woman,
TO give the requisite eclat 10 the proceedings,
traneous aid which had TO be paid for; so the
resources OF the laundry had to DO utilized,
The wedding coach was constructed of II
as chair OF state for the blushing bride,
Three donkeys OF the establishment were har-
messed tandem fashion, aud, thus profession
ally surrounded, the lHuudress started on her
Journey 10 tho married state.
The Evening critic., 1884-09-04
BASEBALL,
A Tie Between the Nationals ana
Kansas City Climb.

The Nationals and Kansas Citys played
another game yesterday, which resulted in
a tie score of @ to 0. In the third inning,
whilo The visitors led in tho score,
Block mu1ed fly that rolled under the
fence and let in three scores for the home
nine.
Deasley's playing at short and tho field
ing Of Gazen were features of the game.
The game was called at the end of the
ninth inning, and much to the disgust OF
the clubs, because there was ample time
to play more innings and decide the game
The Evening critic., 1884-09-04
An Encouraging Report.

Professor ]. M. Gregory, of Howard Uni
versity, who has been on an extended tour
through the West, has returned aud gives q
very encouraging report of the political sit.
uation in Ohio and Indiana. lie says he
never saw such enthusiasm as there is for
Blaine and Logan, especially among the
workingmen, and thinks the Republicans
will carry both of these States by hand
some majority.
The Evening critic., 1884-09-04
"Thc Law is the Perfection of wis
DOM" Bah!

The charge of obtaining goods by false
pretenses against Chas. NJ. Heller was
called up for trial In the Police Court to-day
aud the Prosecuting Attorney said the case
would have to be dismissed as tho charge
of obtaining goods under false prctenses
could not be maintained, as the defendant
was only charged with obtaining board for
young lady at the fremont House, and he
obtained no goods, but simply credit.
The Evening critic., 1884-09-04
Important TO Purchasers.

twin DO important and profitable for tho
East Washington public to know that Mr.. A.
Kaufman, proprietor OF the East Washington
Combination Store, No. 1911 Eleventh street
southeast, has gone on q business trip to New
commercial cities. This trip is In the interest
OF the public. Mr.. Kaufman's purpose Is to
secure large, varied and excellent stock Of
hats, clothing, furnishings for men and ladies',
md every other article kept In an accomoda.
ting combination store at low prices. Do not
fail 10 visit him upon his return and inspect
the stock OF bargains.
The Evening critic., 1884-09-04
OH THE BEAUTIFUL LAW,
Only Delay Your Case Awhile and
You VIII BE sure 90 Get Of.

Albert Donaldson, the young man who
shot his sister, Mrs. Fannie Warren, in the
eye with pistol on the 10Th of August last,
was before tho Police Court for trial to-day,
and the case was nollo prosecuted on tho
Prosecuting Attorney stating that 1t was
claimed that the shooting was accidental
and he could not prove that it was other
wise. It will be remembered that the
young mans sister upbraided him ut her
rooms ON Ninth street, near g, about being
caught in bawdy house raid, when he got
pistol and discharged 1t in the row.
The Evening critic., 1884-09-04
One of Them Was Posted, Anyway
San Eranptgon Waan

An old railroad contractor who had recently
mar rod q young wife, committed faux pas
o. dinner table one day at hotel 10
Haverhill, Mass. Ills wife Immediately reprI-
mnnded him, precisely as she might have corr
recied child. After dinner friend said TO
him;
"l think your wife should keep such things
10 say 10 you In private"
The old man said "She did IL Just right.
20 you suppose want all these people TO
mink we are both fooleT
The Evening critic., 1884-09-04

VIM. p. Selchworth, president Of the elev-
enth National Confidence OF Charities and Cor.
TO tho President calling his attention to the
meeting OF the association In st. Louis next
october, and requesting that he appoint dele.
gates TO represent the District. The President
referred the matter 10 the District Commits
sioners, and directed them to take such action
as they deemed proper.
The Evening critic., 1884-09-04
A Suspicious Character.

Jim Taylor, q young colored man with a
bad reputation for honesty, was in the tolls
at Judge Mills court this morning, on n
charge os suspicion. Sergeant Amiss testi-
fed to arresting the defendant at the corner
of Tenth and NJ streets, at 1;50 o'clock this
morning, acting suspiciously. He was COM
mitted in default of bonds.
The Evening critic., 1884-09-04
Robberies Reported.

II. W. Watts, 900 ID street northwest, reports
stolen from him lot OF clothes last night.
Lewis @. Schultz reports that his house was
entered last night and q gold watch, twelve
silver spoons, lot of jewelry and 5000 In
in money stolen. Value OF the entire prop
ertv, 1906.
A watch was stolen from the person Of Mary
T. Newman on tho I'd instant.
The Evening critic., 1884-09-04
who Arc Dissatisfied with the ver-
mont Majority.

The only persons dissatisfied with the
Republican majority in Vermont are the
Democrats. They murmur because they
were not showed under with majority OF
forty thousand They may have their OK.
pectations realized in November.
The Evening critic., 1884-09-04
Pittsburgh OIL market To-day.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Sept. d.-The oil market
weak at OOH, decling In easy stages 20 S0il.
AT go p. m. quotations are held at 90 y, trad
irg monerately active. The weak feeling is
caused by the anticipation OF the probable eS-
tension OF the Baldrldge field, as shown by the
Phillips Bros we'll In to-day, and reported
down ], 900 barrels,
The Evening critic., 1884-09-04
A Watch Racoyered.

Mr.. Cunningham, OF 925 street northwes !
is happy man to-day, having recovered
through the business ingenuity OF Private Do
Gently stolen. Mr.. Cunningham priced hi
watch equally for Its actual value as for asso
Citations connected with II.
The Evening critic., 1884-09-04
Not wanted at All.

Rehoboth Sunday Herald.
$50, YOU have finally made up your mind
you won't have NOR" no asked.
eyes, FIRMLY" she replied.
81 suppose You tako me for q fool for propos-
Ing 10 you SO often"
"No, sir; don't take you for fool.
wouldn't have you for gift"
The Evening critic., 1884-09-04
A New Proposition from the brush


In consequence of the letter written to the
Brush.Swan Electric Light Company yester-
day by the Commissioners, calling their atten
ton TO certain defects In their system OF light.
Ing the Avenue, the excessive brillancy of the
lights and the shadows and darkness under
trees. committee from the company waited
on the Commissioners and proposed certain
new schemes TO remedy the defects com.
planned OF.
Thoy propose to erect poles thirty feet his h
with arms extending Into the street 30 feet,
so that the light Will shine undor the trees,
and TO remedy the laundering infiuepce-afsfhe
present lights they Will adopt peSdxtfips.
The Evening critic., 1884-09-04
The Closing Prices in chicago.

CnICAOO, Sept. 4.-Wheat closed A@}Ac.
7s7s; October, SOY. Corn ysCd15ac. higher
later In September, which closed at 51h;
October, 51H. Oats lsc. higher: September,
2SA; OCTOBER 29,h. Lard, PIC. lower Sep:
and quiet September and October, SO.
The Evening critic., 1884-09-04
FINANCIAL.
T0.dnY,a SlaclK QuAfatIO

The following observations OF the transac-
with the opening and closing quotations, are
furnished by the banking. house OF II. d.
Cooke, jr., II Co., 1429 + street, Washington,
The Evening critic., 1884-09-04
The YnIIla nrnT I,Ie.

New York ~ mes.
newspaper published In the tow n OF Burn.
nam, small resort on tho Someree tehire
coast OF England, prints at tho head OF its col:
hmn containing list OF visitors, an annanmgoe
ment that the word "Esd :, .nerUift end OF a
name VIII DO enlarged Do. prepaid"
The Evening critic., 1884-09-04
nowE's BUSINESS SCHOOL. 5i7 7th At.


sCHIMINGER-MAINZ.- Tuesday, Sep.
TENDER 2, 1884, by Rev. W. L. Parson, AIR.
George schimlnger TO Miss Emma Mainz, both
saofhhltimore, Nd.
The Evening critic., 1884-09-04

A vicious littlo colored boy named william
Tibps was in the dock at the Police Court this
morning on charge of being vagrant and
tho watercloset In Mrs. Helier's house. He
pleaded guilty and was sentenced tou,khree
months on the farm, A ,sf;fk
The Evening critic., 1884-09-04
F0R EXCHANGE.

VKJANTED-To EXCHANGE NEW STOVES
w for old ones III Butlers stove Exchange,
Sor. 9th and X smoky ohimneys cured or no
pay stoves exchanged for groceries; old stoves
bought. n