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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-08-31
HE ATE OF THE APPLE,
AS DID THE ADAM OF Old.
A Lincoln County Homicide That
Excites the Quiet and
Happy Noun
taineers.
LIGHTNING'S DEADLY FLASH.
kanawha County Fusionists Have
a Picnic.

HASLT, w. Va, August29.-[ Exclusivel
This quaint and quiet village sleeping
lszily amid the blue mountains, entirely re-
moved from the excitement of the great
world outside, is to-day the centre Of such
excitement as rarely if ever, disturbed
its sluggish monotony. News travels slow
ly here where railroads are unknown and
where the mail carrier tolls wearily through
the valleys aud over the mountains twice
week, and the tale of the tragedy which
has caused this sudden whirl of excitement
reached this place only to-day. Thepartic-
ulars are as follows: On Tuesday Andrew
Chapman, SON of prominet farmer, resid
ing on Guyan, spent portion of the day in
hunting squirrels. In the afternoon, on re-
turning to his home, he passed his fathers
orchard, and observed some one in q tree
gathering apples. He at first supposed it
TO be some member Of the family, but
closer inspection revealed the person Of
Henry Baker, a near neighbor. Young
Chapman says that he concluded
To Brighten Baker
by discharging the contents of his gun into
the tree from which Baker was picking ap-
pies. He did so, and was Mortified to see
his neighbor fall heavily to the ground
The boy ran hurriedly to the fallen man,
but arrived only in time to see him die, the
ball having entered the head about two
in, hes above the left eye, causing almost
instaRtaneous death. Baker WIS very gen.
erally respected in the neighborhood, and
he bad doubtless entered the orchard to get
an apple to eat, as he had an orchard of his
own and had no occasion to steal There
are those who assert that it is clear case
of murder, that some time ago Baker and
Chapman had fierce quarrel, in which
Chapman threatened to get even with
Baker. A post nortem will be held, and
the authorities will inquire into the affair.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-08-31
THE OFFICIAL REPORT
FRANCE AsE APLaIH QUE TON
II Looks As If yOha Bod Must Take
Care Since "Johnny cra-
pand" and Riamarct
Are FrieRds.
THE FIGHT NOT YET ENDED
The Latest European and e'zsutsi
News.

Paris, August 29.--Le Paris says
Admiral Peyrsen, Minister Of Marine, has
received the following dispatch from Ad-
mixal Courbet, dated Min River, Friday,
August 2s, s p. M. Thanks for the es-
PRESTON Of satisfaction on the part ol the
Government. | cannot too warmly praise
the officers ard crews Operations on the
Min River are concluded. They were at.
tended with complete success All the
bssteries along the river were destroyed and
mest of the cannen exploded with gun cot
ton. We were Obliged to leaxe some intact
because the men, in order to reach them,
wound be exposed To- n heavy mrsketry FIRE,
10 which no reply world have been possible.
All our ships left the Min River to-day ssd
several have already reached Mslson as-
chnaEs. shall arrive there tomorrow
with thepugusy and the Trouin. The lat
ter has served as my flag ship since Mon
day.
Our Losses
dusing tie week were SIXTY killed, inelud-
ing one officer, and thirteen were serisnsly
and twenty~ight slightly wounded. Inthe
Mingen and Nuipai ,hannels were several
cassuated bstteries. Twoot these were chad
from twelve TO thirty csntimesres thick with
plates of shec. iron bolted tegether. The
c,,libres of tbs Chinese guns range frors'
fdurtssn to twenty one c.ntimctres
Minister Fery sent the following tele.
gr1,m 70 Courbet The country which hail.
ed you as victor at Soutay is now your
debtor ibr another deed. The government
of the republic is happy to, express a ma
tons gratitude to your admirable crews
and The rglorious leader.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-08-31
A Doubla Header.

PErzRsBUEG. August S0.-The Brscy
Convention at two o clock this morning, BY
a unanimous vote nominated Col. Jas. d.
Brady for the forty-ninth Congress from the
fourth Congressional district Of Virginia
Bra5y is United States Internal Revenue
Collector for the Second District Of Virginia,
with headquarters in Petersburg. The anti
Brady commission nominated James +
Evans, colOred, for Congress from the fourth
I,,-,cs
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-08-31
wIna Co1or Rlindness.

WASHINGTON August 3o.-The Naval
Cour. of Inquiry investigating the circum-
stances of the loss Of the TallapOOss have
been instructed to embrace in its enqueries
the question as to whether color blindness
ON the part of the officers of that vessel had
ANYTHING to do with the collision. No such
claims have been made BY any OF the oth-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-08-31
KILLED BY LIGHTNING.
A Terribly Fatal storm ut Parkersburg
Yesterday.

A Terribly Fatal storm ut Parkersburg
Yesterday.
PARKERsBURG, August 3O.-During a
thunder storm which passed over this city
this morning Miss Estella Stone, aged
twelve years, daughter of Lewis Stone, who
resides near the Fair Ground, was struck
by lightning and injured to such an extent
as to make recovery almost impossible. She
was standing alone near an open window
watching the storm when she was stricken
down. She was unconscious when found
by the family. The body below the waist
was terribly burned and presented shock
ing spectacle. There are no hopes Of her
rpppypry
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-08-31
WHEELING. w. SUNDAY MORNING. AUGUST 81
BuTlEs's BLOW OUT.

Addressing New York Crowd---Ths Re-
publicans Hold Demonstration, Listen
to Speeches and Have q Torchlight Pro-
cession at Cameron.
New YORK, August 30.-The influence Of
The Greenbaek State Convention, which met
here to-day, was felt in to-night's demon
stration, which was of imposing dimen
sions. Ben Butler was enthusiastically
cheered, and his speech was very much
in the same strain as those previously de-
livered BY him this campaign. 1t was an
arrangement Of capitsl and monopolies. 1t
was satisfactory to the crowd Fho were con-
slant in cheers and applause.
IN Memorfam.
DR.. Richard Blum, whose death cccurred
on last Friday morning sf his residence in
Centre Wheeling, deserves some tribute Of
regard frcm the people Of shis city. He
came here more than twenty-five years ago
say abous ls5s-and engaged in the prso
tice Of his profession, and by his unqres-
toned skill and profound learning in the
healing art, soon acquired a hrge and
lucrative practice He had been q surgeon
in fall rank in the Prussian arnIy, and to
any one who knows the severe examination
necessary to attain such q position, no
other proof of hig medical attainmcnts is
necessary. Along with many other young
men Of his time, Ca3 Schurz among the num-
Der, and Hicken ard others, he was conph
Gated in their abortive Resolutions of r., "
and cume to America as a refugee. He
landed's at New Orleans and fnslly driftsd
to Wheeling some twenty-five years ago, os
has beeralready said.
In 1865 he drafted sud aided IN its pas
sage by the city councihthe first Health Or
dinance e7er adopted in Wheeling. He
was the irst Health Officer elected
by the city and to- his wise and
philanthropic' endeavors, we are iHdebted
for the beginnings of system that has
saved many lives, and made Wheeling one
of the healthie5t cities on the continen, to-
day. He visited the Fatherhnd" in 1869,
and apon his return, presented to the city
the handsome fountain whichigntil recently
stood at the north end Of the Fifth
ward market. Some sight years
ago he conteived tie idea Of
establishing heahk resort st HelvetiS in
Randolph county, where Swss colony Was
already located. IN this enterprise he in.
vested all Of his available fcTtuae, and to
), be gave the best efforts of his recers
wars. He built tne hotel and expended
large SIMS in laying out and beaotifying
grounds. But the experiment VISA failure
The guests did not cone and the doctor re-
,urzed 10 the city about t~o' years
ago disappointed and 9urdened with debt
lis failure in health was one consequence
Of his III success in his arbitious enterprise
n nd his death is in some measure The result
of disappointed hopes.
Doctor Blum was MON of strcrg. con !
vietions, high courage and unbemisted
character. The city OF Wheeling ought 10
enroll his name in the Kst OF its public ben.
efletors and cherish his memory aSthat Oi |
one who has not lived ia, vain.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-08-31
nn.,rnr,irn Rnin storm.

NORTH ADAMS, Mass, August SO.-lt
raiued here eighteen hours continually with
great damage 70 roads. The new bridge
T. at Grey's Lock was carried away. Every
bridge is gene between Roadsboro and
Stamford, Vermont, and 81 900 damage to
the road near Beaver river. II ran over
the road for sixty rods Travel is delayed
on the Troy and Boston road by wash
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-08-31
DO NOT WANT TO- SETTLE
Tho. CIsnese =. IsosnseSE nj An Eursvss1

Tho CISnese lposnseeI aL ALI Eursesens
Alike.
Loy,SS, August 3O-The Pail Nal Go
yette says: Thase is not the sightess 0as-
datior, for thsIeport MAT China wshss -
come 10 an ssreemen with France. The
Chinese consider the Foo Chow affair A. sn
vet oi treachsry on tho part Of Courbot, who
took advantage Of tho permission accorded
war ships Of friendly powers to entAr Chi.
ncse ports. The bsrbasity Of continuing
be FIRE poured in aasr the Chinese vessels
hsd ceased is cause. Cor insense esaitsueat
against Erropesns
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-08-31
CABIN ANRDHCK.

Some of the Minor News Nstss Oorralled
Yesterday. ~
The river was talisg slo~fy al dark last
evening with 2 feat 8 inches Of water in the
channel
The Elaine LEFT for Parkersburg with
big trip yesterdsy.
The Willis, Auasia was extremely unfor-
tunste ysssscday On her trip up from Clar-
ington. She stuck on the Wheeling creek
bar and did not again get aaoat until six
o'clock.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-08-31

LAST evening James Vance, prominent
B. o. engineer. was surprised at his res.
idenes on Main street, South SIDE, by about
thirty couples from Bellaire They were
invited in By Mr. Vance. aada vers enjoyable
evening was spent Theyhrought their own
music With them and dancing vas the or
i.I u - y, eLuaS.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-08-31
GREAT CURIOSITY

In Montreal to See Greedy, the Arctic
Hero.
MoNTREAT, August 3O.-Grest curiosity
is felt both BY visitors and residents Of the
city to see the Arctic hero. Greely passed
a good night. The physician, however, will
not allow him to leave the apartment until
he is stronger. A large number Of invita-
lions were sent him, but his present condi-
ton precludes the possibility OF accepting
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-08-31

IL you are troubled With sores, aches.
pains and general weakness Of The various
bodily functions, don't be deceived By the
advertisements Of bitters. kidney medicines,
etc, whose certi6cstss Of pretended cures.
are often paid for. Put your trust in that
simple remedy called DR. Guysotfs yellow
Dock and Ssrssparilla. Il Win cure you by
purifying the blood and strengthening the
weak portions Of your b,dy. You vii also
End Il very refreshing 10 the BRAIN and ne.'
rous system The propr1fors receive kun
ereds Of letters bestoripg rpon j, he high
cal Ia.Ase.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-08-31
Fort Henry Council. Of the n U.

The Fort Henry Council of the National
ntsu he'd meeting last nj l5h. aud got
full under way. One Enndred aud twenty
geraemen vere admitted as charter mem
bers, and ihs Council s!zrts out under The
mSs' favorable ausp;aas- Following is The
list OF msnGsers:
III. 5. l. Jepson, W, J. ". COwdon, j +
Hughes, y. h. Chapman, s. p. HilSseth,
W. A. Wilson. C. Z, Tracy NJ. r. Wolf.
John A6Ams, ". a. Hanberger. j.. c. Al
derson. ,. A. JeGsrson, George F. irvine
". X. Duysl, A. SeidenlsCk, J. II. Kirk.
John r. Meniel, AEsa Brock, Ny
roL Hu6bar& JANIS P. Maxwell,
Chariss W. Conner. c. II. Merkel
Ale PAUL, Fesgrs Whaley, Dayie Ash, 6.
Il. Robinson. Jas. A. Bail VIM Law. Hoaf,
Lesss Woo3Inansee, Harry C. Coen, L,
Swahacker, Alex. Frew, B. Aarlcs, Wa II.
Haarne, C. A House 7. Msssr Hofer, l..
Z. Sands, V. Rosehburg. H. Z. Wsddell
wn. Gos<ing, Alex 7. Young, George T.
Bell A. C. Harre1. DAVID q. Morgan,
J. f. Haines, j. 81 RsN. George l.
Durst, II. L Jonas, z. W. Piummer, Il A.
Beynlar, ". Z. Hughes, J. N. Bellesiew
J. ". Hunter, Luke Fitoa, ]. ". Grubb,
ChaS z. Bales, Robt. u. Brouae, James
Speyer, b. T. Black. W. c. Beans, J. "
Re;stling, l. G. nH0a, P. A. Hall
George Arkle, G. NJ. Fisher. ]. 7. Stone,
Dx. ]. E. RelleviFe, T. j. Hughes. W. H.
Caldwell g. Z Z. Gilehrist, T. II. Higgins,
John II. Ewing. W. +. Butler. Jr.. II. Stsri
ing, r. Coxaa. l. ]. Bayha, s. g. Naylor
| Chas yierheIler. ]. Brilles. A. C. Rgerter
Lewis c. Molte, J. A. MurphyJ. V. hendel
H. P. Wilkinson, Tbos. Hanna, Chas
Burdet, Hart, G. A. Klises. s. A. Kepner
John C. Riheldaffer. PEBBLES Tatum, J. G
Morrison, s. NJ. Darrah. DR.. ]. z. Smith
| NJ D. John W. Mitchell VIM. Rlingham
John N. Sweeney Chss Kronysger. Jane
Eagle. Frank z. Mccoy, W. F. Dillon, JH
P. Adams. Il. A. Albright Ed. Roger
Charles Craddock. William J. DuSAl
Rev. +. a. Dornblaser. Will s. Fs;ts.
" Brubn, Vim Graham, Jr.. Guy r.
Allen. PrankM White, Isaac z. NJ 'ass. Jnl
A Kyle, J. J. Biggs, A H. Porglg. W.
! Dorsldson, 8. B. Mccormick, Ro5t D
vail. Louis Pracbt Jr.. John a. Kiine.
The Council vii hold rqt.iar meetn!
on the first and third TksrsdaJs Of ear
month.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-08-31
A stnnmnr Loaf.

LoSDsS, August SO-The ship Kangaroo,
from Baltimore for Liverpool, burned to the
waters edge in the English Channel, and
sank. One boat with SIX men men and 8
bow, has arrived at the French Water, Is'e
of Wight. Another boat containing the
csptain and eight Of the crew is missing.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-08-31

IlIE testimony of many who long suffer
cd from i'll health, caused BY an impure
state OF the blood, goes to prove that the
hest remedy for making the blood rich, red
and pr re, for bsautifying the complexion,
Tor curing sores, pimples and other skin
diseases, tor removing aches, pains, SUD
joints rhe' mstism, ETC., for increasing the
power oi endurance, for giving health and
strength 10 every weak portion of the body
Is DIR. Grvsoits yellow Dock and S&sSa-
Psrrill It's 'iieet pleasss the user in every
'rsisuCe. No other remedy equals it,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-08-31

THsRg haveteen several cases Of fever in
the neigbbcsbood, Of the foo4 Of T-eoty-
sssenth strest and threeot our doctors have
eisen h ~ their opinion. that TIE fever vas
caused by ths large quantity Of hlth, ETC..
which was dumped 10 the vacant lot st thsi
place By The Board Of Public Woskx which
body is being condemned IN that section 10
no measured terms.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-08-31

YoUR cough is growing worse. That
soreness and pain in the throat and lungs is
Increasing. Better get nd Of the absurd
idea that anything win cure cough or
cold, and give Dr. wistar's Balsam Of Wild
Cherry a trial before it IS TOO late. II never
fails to check consumption and quickly
ceres all coughs and colds
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-08-31
rhnpniic. Pnunrln...

ST.. PETERsEcRG, August SO.-Another
outbreak y reported against the Jews at
Dubroortzs near Koono, in Western Russia.
An auti-Semtie mob Pillsged twelve shops
and twenty houses. Many jews were
wounded daring the not. The police aud
clergy ,aess Powerless to quell the disturb
aneP
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-08-31

a MICHIGAN bank, with $4,000 Of de-
pOSitsS got swamped trying to pay a 81, 500
check. The particular commodity the cash
Ter had been trading in is not mentioned
wheat, probably.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-08-31
A Total Loss.

.HGya2A, August 3O.-The steamer City
of Mes,loo, which took FIRE in this har6or
Yesterday was completely destroyed with her
Csrgcs4 l ,4OO bales Of hemp, $4,000 IN
silver S9Om Vera Cruz, sl2 bales Of tobacco
.aH6.S27 bags of sugar
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-08-31
Murder and suicide.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-. August 3O.-The coron-
ers Jury today returned a verdict that
Maria Cormal was murdered by Frederick
Crowther and that then the latter commit
ted suicide.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-08-31

THE ustrh game Of ball on the tsnnel
green between he Central Stars, Of the
Ess End, and the La Bellies. Of the south
Size. resulted in a victory for the latter by
score of hoo J; Fe for tTsE5llVe
GolaEs . side.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-08-31
n u..lfh-x Excuse,

PAHS August SO.-Geu- Aellot has
asked 10 be relieved Of the command OF the
French forces in Tonquin on the ground OF
in health. The government has consented
and has appointed General Breire to sue
n,oI him
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-08-31

Tax Presidential contest between Jay
Eye See and Maud S, is still undecided, but
the darling little mare is ahead on the can
yssS.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-08-31

Jrsr at this time both parties would be
devoutly grateful for donations.
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We Feed the World.

LONDON, August 30.-The government
has ordered $50, 900 pounds more H Chica-
go compressed beef for the SOadan expsdi-
ton.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-08-31

st. JouS should open a demDOhu and
drink to the health OF his constituents.
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EDNUNps is probably waiting for cooler
weather before he comes cut for the man of
bis choice.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-08-31

THERE are two or three hot waves yet to
De heard from.
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II is terrible 70 think of the number Of
tea cups and SsuCers that must inevitably
be smashed during the present French-Chi-
neSe war
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-08-31
REFoRE BREAKFAST,

THE President is gathering hearts at
Newport.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-08-31

THE Cinnamon at Foo Chow evidently do
not intend to be made into chow-ehow.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-08-31
Wheeling "Reminiscences.

Reference was made in our columns, OF
yesterday, 10 tho presence in our city OF Mr.
M. w. EchOls, a citizen OF Pittsburgh and
q native of the Sixth ward Of Wheeling. In
conversation with HIM to-day thera~came
up some recOllections oS the past Of a,most
interesting nature. In speaking of promi.
nent men, there we're mentioned six names
familiar to our old citize5s
Thomas NJ. Gally an orator Of morethan
ordinary capacity, associated with the
temperance cause Of the country, stoc s;forth
in bold prominence There was q magnet
ism in his uttersnces that captiyased his
hearers, apd he posss ssed power equal if
not superior to John B. Gongh
Another man occupying difiereat field
of labor was Sherrsrd Clemens, a member
of Congress, and a man of extraosdinary
power as a speaker, who WAS son Of DR..
Clemens, and obtained national reputation
through his duel with o. Jennings. Wise.
Then came Alfred Caldwell, the oaly Re
publican who represented Ohio county in
the Richmond legislature. He attained
great prominence as n Republican, and uny
der the first administration of abraham
Lincoln was sent as minister pleaipoteh-
tiary to the Sandwich Islands, hssdquar.
tiers at Honolulu. A man possessing equal
ora,orical ability WAS Joseph Pendaton and
the founder Of the Wheeling InteAigeuoes.
He ranked as one of the frst-class lawyers
of the Wheeling bar.
Another name well known to our citizens
was Charles W. Russell, one Of West Vir,
ginia nohlest sons. Brilliant in his sx
pressions. commanding in his manner, he
vas the peer We might saJ, oil the Mar
shall Of Kentucky.
We must not forge. the name Of Daniel
NJ. Edgington, the m most scathing Whig thai
was ever sent to represent Ohio county in
the Virginia Legislature. An episode con
nect,d with his career in Richmond was
this A discussion of personal character
occurred between Mr.. L. aud q representa-
tive from the Lynchburg district liz which
he stated that 'Iynchburg was sh better
repr -snied in the other souse," to wit ::
the fsnitentiary.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-08-31

? LoSDoS, August 3O.-POur transports at
Woolwich and two at Liverpool are load
inc stores and munitions of war for Egypt
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OUR STOCK
Is r,radc up from the choicest
selections OF
DOS%SS,

riradc up from the choicest
selections Of
Moquettes.
Velvets,
Body Brussels.
Tapestry Brussels.
Three Ply,
Ingram,
Smyrna Rugs.
Velvet Rugs,
Moquette Rugs.
Art Squares,
Tapestry Rugs.
Persian Rugs.
Linoleum.
Oil Cloths,
Cocoa Mating,
Napier Mating.
Hemp Carpets,
Cottage Carpets.
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IanninA NIarfHrs.

ToRoNTo. August SO.-Three men have
been arrested here for undertaking. to thrash
everr dude they met One had a revolver
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-08-31

CLEVELAND. August sO.-Msrtin A. 70
ran was reuominated for Congress BY the
Twenty-6rst District Democratic ConVen
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CURTAIN DEPARTMENT.
Real Lace,
Turcoman Portiere,
Nottingham Shades,
&c, &C., &c., &c.
With a full and complete line Of
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.

To tell an old story over
again, and one which we can
tell so well, is 70 say that al
our goods are bought for CASH.
sold for CASH, and 1t
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ONE PRICE ONLY.

And the advaatage gained By
dealing with such . house p
apparent. The lowest prices
are assured, and no customer
obliged to pay a share in bad
accounts to tie credit dealer.
who invariably makes good hia
losses by his profits.