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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-04
An AccoMPLIcE ARRESTED.
he Sends a cYpher Message to Gun
ningham and is Caught.


LOsDos, Feb. 3-A suspicious person who
had been goitering in the nsighborhood of
Clerkenwell prison ever since Cunningham
was confined there, Was arrested to-day and
brought before police magistrate for ex-
animation. he gave his name a. Goodyear
and described himself a. laborer. He To
fused. however. to give any details as 10
where he stopped or from whence he came.
The detectives stated that they had been
watching Goodyear for some time and that
his mOvemeu1. IN and around the jail had
been carefully noted, but they refralned from
taking him INTO custody m the hope that
he might afford clew tending to
further show Cunningham's completely IN
"A conspiracy "a wreck the public build
ing Of London. One of the detectives testi-
tied that the prisoner on one occasion stealth-
ily approached the box of the Governor
OT the prison III which all communications
for the inmates are deposited and dropped
some papers into IT, The box was subse-
quentiy opened and the papers examined. A
long line of numerals was found inscribed
thereon, aud these, in the belief of the police,
were the characters of a cipher message to
Cunningham, 10 whOn the papers were adj
dressed from his friends and co-conspira-
tors.
GOOdy year protested his innocense through
out the testimony of the police and repeat
eddy interrupted the proceedings by his re-
marks. At the conclusion of the testimony
OF the detectives and other officials, Goodyear
voluntarily informed the magistrate that he
had been only recently released from an in
sane asylum. and that he was in no way con-
nected with any dynamiters. The police de-
nOunced this statement as base fabrication
and asserted that instead of his having been
released from a lunatic asylum he had only
recently been released from prison, where
he had served term for penal ofcnse.
The police urged that the prisoner be re-
manded, saying that they had no
doubt that he was an accomplice
of Cunningham. The magistrate
after reviewing the testimony, stated that,
while a. yet there had been nothing shown
which would directly connect the prisoner
with Cunningham s crime, enough had been
adduced to warrant his remanding him.
The prisoner was accordingly remanded for
a further hearing.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-04
New YORK. Feb. 2.

FLouR-Dull and in the buyers favor: superfne
state. 81 5002 90; round hoop Ohio. So 00d5 50
city mill extra 81 70ni u; Minnesota extra. So 90
as So Southern -four dull; common to choice
extra, 81 2On5 IS.
WBEAT-Options irregular. closing steady. at
slight advance on last nights figures. Spot lots
firm and trfe higher. Spot sales of No red
in elevator, ~ &C: ungraded red SPA t5c nngraded
white at gOc and No. red state glc. No. - red
winter February. sSi4 hssc: do March. sqasnDO.
do April 9lI,6s2.
CoBS-Options only moderately active
while prices were Irregular. The close was firm.
however AT about yesterday prices. Spot lois
trm and slightly higher; spot sale. of ungraded
mixed. iSft49aic No. 3. 4atI 4H.Fc: steamer mixed
49r so; ungraded yellow. 50iac. No. 2 mixed
February, 1850: do March, l9is "a do May. teisc
OATs-Options moderately active closing steady
at unchanged figures. Spot lots closed weak nj a
slight decline in some cases. Spot sales OF No. 2
white state sSc: mixed do 2B'sc: No. mixed
February s6lsc bid; do March 35sl135alc.
RYE-Dull: western. 67a70C: state. 7OH7lc
BkRIEY-Nominal
PoRk-Dull: moss. SiS 2le, - 90
LARD-Firm. s. 3a7 = cash: s. io1s 70
February.
SUGAR Dull. fair 10 good refining 1 Is-ls6
5 Life
BUrTER Firm. state. l6fI 2oc: Western 3oa35c
EG9s Dull: state. 6. western 25l4 Die
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-04
OUT or TOWN TALK.
Items Gathered by Telegram Cores
pondents in Western Michigan.
ROCKFORD.
Correspondence Of Tx TEIEBEAN

Correspondence of lHE iEIkf3EAN
RocKFoKD, Feb. 3-Our efficient village
marshal and nigbt-watch was very badly
scalded yesterday. He Vas carrying a boiler
OF hot water out OF doors when he slipped
and fell. pouring il over himself - The *
hibItl0n advertised 60 be gwen III the rink
last Saturday evening did not come on, -
the gentlemen, Branch and Curtis. failed 10
keep their engagement turkey hunt Was
given 10 amuse the audience that had gath
cred. The band elected the following
officers last Friday evening for the ensuing
year: Leader, G.. L. Chapel; Drum Major,
". b. Reynolds; Secretary. L. Y. Hovey;
Treasurer, j. NJ. Spore. There Il some
prospects of Grand Rapids gentleman buy
ing an interest in the foundry here, and #
he does they will enter into an extensive
manufacturing business. 1t II reported
this morning that Robt. Squifes has traded
his farm for the City Hotel IN this village
-Large quantities of potatoes are being
brought in and sold in this market az present,
there being several buyers from outside
here. Dave Austin, "A many years resident
of this town. died last week. and wa4 buried
Sunday with all honors by Weber Post, G.
A. r., of which he was member.-kev.
Z. j. Rutter. recently from Mancelona, has
been settled as pastor of the First Congrega-
tional church of this town. Roxy.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-04
Hogs vs. Snakes

Adam Schardt lives on Keliy's Island.
He il a rare old German with sweet ac-
cent He gives the following history oi
the early settlers o. Kaily's Island In
the first place.the island was literally CIV
cred with snakes and reptiles. All no
human being. not even fhe noble rel nan.
had the courage e. 4 .,ste fhsir right and
title q the stand. Dgrin 2 'svy Storm.
many years ago. = schoonaF was wrecked
OF Mcs7oigain's Point. The boat esrried
a cargo ~ live hogs All hands were lost.
but the hogs swan ashore. aud. ~ they
found iittle else 81 : Al upon. they made =
diet of snakes. In the course - time hey
suc-eefed in aevourinz 81 he snakes On
the island. Then toe Kelly family PIT N
an appearance snd began devowlng the
hogs. feat which was accomplished
easily and quickly. Nothiag has since
succeeded ia disseminating she Kelly
s~--zs-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-04
The Murphy Murder Case.

Nxw ORLEANS. Feb. 3.-The excitement
over the Murphy murder case Is growing.
Several men swore yesterday that on Nov.
%, the day fixed for Ford's libel suit against
Murphy. they heard Judge Ford say 20
Policeman Murphy, n he left the court
room; 'Nhy didn't y0u fix him. II had
no chance replied the policeman. Get
out, you ." said Ford you are no
good" II transpires that n negro. Edwards.
one OF the Iurymen, was disbarred from
sexging on jury IN another court on ac-
cc9nt of an outrageous verdict. tie and
others were relied upon to hang the Jury.
The evidence against the prisoners Is over
vhetming. and no amount of testimony
In their behalf can shake the belief ia their
guilt
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-04
RAIIRo NOTES

p. McHngh. General Freight and Passeu-
ger AGENT of the Michigan 4 Ohio. Is IN the
city.
John Nam. assistant general freight agent
Of the Michigan lines Of the Grand Trunk.
vas ia the city yesterday.
J. r. Wood. who has recently been az
pointed Travelling Passenger agent ~ the
Chicago 4 West Michigan Road q IN TIE
city. preparing - enter upon his duties He
also bolds similar position with the d. J..
4 y road
Fazferu passenger rates remain excessively
low. The lake Shore. For Wayne. Chicago
and Grand Trunk. and Michigan Central
roadz are sfill quoting $i2 from Chicago -
New York on first cisss and $40 on Second
class business
Geo G. Elnball of this rIty. has received
ne appointment of General Manager - fff
Chicago and Great Southern railroad. This
rrssd - % - extended 20 the Brazil Indiana.
c1al fields and NJ kiFnbaH v1fi ~ keft 81
cse4nelT b8sy the COMING rear IN ms nes
beld q lahor
The Louisville, New Albany Chicago.
and tfe Chicago 4 Vest Hirfnrsn rnansve-
ruents. havs iointly nrrnnred - give ths
lumh'ermen II this and afher ritits ir n
diana. r pleasure trIr. Feb g trsfn ~ fle-
cant coaches XII leers IudianapoIs fnl
Mnskecon- srd on Feh ~ ths Bf.arE es
Irefis zrd yurnhe~foeT's : tssoc1tfif.f - ffsst
ciff xi1 give the viSItors = rec<F1fcyr. Ever
tffnE - tobe CARRIED cut ga = sanerons srals
The party I'll be pilosed rs fsaosrrs frt
cont. general srer1f of TIE L. NA.k & q
IDdIsnapois and a srrand tire - sxf.eo5ed
4scksoon Csfs DssTsot<h
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-04
Getting Shaky.

The building occupied as police head
quarters. is making some of its occupants
nervous. Cold chills run down their backs
at the sight of every new crack that appears
in the walls. and such indications of set
ling" building are very apparent on every
floor. The janitor has frequent occasion 10
plane of door or window sash, TO make
them fit the changing levels of floors and
ledges. The room occupied by the Board of
Police and Fire Commissioners. gives strong
indications of weakened outer walls.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-04

ADRIAN, Mich, Feb. 3.-George Dyer, as
sistant telegraph operator in this city, was
found at 6 O'Clock last evening by messen-
He was talking deliriously and said that he
had been knocked down by concealed per-
son and an attempt made TO rob him. His
forehead and face were badly bruised, and
his pockets were turned inside out. In one
hand he was cliuching small sum of money
aud declaming ''they didn't get my money
Dyer was conveyed home and is better to-
day. He still insists that some person
slugged him.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-04
Found in Destitute Circumstances.

MILWAUKEE, Feb. 3.-Brig. Gen. II. n.
Strang was found yesterday living in desti
tute circumstances, and was taken in charge
by the agent of charitable institution.
With President Arthur he studied at Union
College, graduated in 1919, went through the
war and was made brigadier- general at the
battle of Gainesville. He Is a strong sup
porter OF FitZ John Porter. He graduated
as A. NJ, served a rector of several Episco-
palian congregations, and came to Milwaukee
IN 1880. after having married a beautiful
southern lady thirty years his Junior. He is
now 80 years OF age. Some measures will be
taken for his relief.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-04
Horrigan Gives Himself Up.

DETROIT. Feb 3.-About / o'clock this
morning a Dearborn farmer named Daniel
Sullivan brought Michael Horrigap. the
murderer of James Culhane, To the
Trumble avenue police station. Hor-
rigan had stopped at the farmers house
in the morning and confessed to hurting
man in fight in Detroit. He did not
know bow badly the man was hurt, and
when he learned later IN the day that Cul-
hane was dead, he asked Sullivan to drive
him back to Detroit, as he wanted TO give
himself up. Al the station Horrigan gave
his age as ~ years: birthplace New York;
moulder by trade; home at lts Huron street.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-04
Grand Rapids.
WHOLESALE MAREFIe.
TELEGRsN OFFICE.

ltlRfhAh Vftitf- req. :.
GRArx-C orn. t0c. Osts. s6s2c. rctaii ssc
Wheat: Claueon. ~: rcd long berry -. short
berry a0. Rye. IS Tbs. sSkfa5c
FrorR ANn FEFD-Paetry - - wholesale. * 80
retail; patent. = ~ Wholesale. - 81 retail. mid
ding. per ton, SIC n wholesale - - g-sr cwt.
Bran per ton. Sil p Wholesale <ikfas t-sr cwf
Meal and fesd. per ton. 50 ~ wholesale. 81 l0per
Cwf-
Ss GSfq ~. scarce. Iamlrs s. p1S o. mutton -
as. Dressed hogs. 81 s5as a. Pork. Ter Dbl
mess. Sli %. hams. lie shoulders s.. smoked
beef, isc; bacon. l2'sc- Lard Iiercss. e'bc. kef-
tie lOc.
BJ-rTrR AND CHrFSr- Bntter. Tub and iars
isff1s crsarnery fnfss. &c. Cheese. 1fitfff2ftc
PoUI. .TRT -Fovis. Dres~ed. io9lle. TurSass
dressed liHl2c. Decks dressed llrgZc
Foes -Frs<h. lots SC. haskp1 lots 1l,
NHeRTAR1Es- -PotBfoes IsfI Dir. Onions Per
bu. yellow, ga 80. silver skins. a3ylc. peofs
per hn. &c. tehbagn- Ter hundred - s<f o.
Ssuash. vvar hundred. 5s9l a. Turriss. r,er Ia
zsc. Celery. pev oz.2'@Sec- Crsnborrys $ p
per bn.
FRrss FRvIrs Apples per bu zsGsoV
HONET- Whitn clover. ~ se. daTk s67c
st~zsr rcd ~
ssEr szrsou-e. fv.rrel - 1s. sarinav $40.
ssED~ iinn0ffz sslls - $ -. cloveF rsy 81 q
Red Top. sells 81 ~ a.
HrpFs-CTrven. r-er ~ Sc. rsrt cure5 72a
&c. fnIi c7re-t sn~is. dry hidae and kir< :
e l1c. cssf skiass greer or cured. lec. dsscon
SFrEF rEtTS- -Sfsearlinc~zyr Simmer skirss. r.er
pee. iss5e; fab Telts. as1sc. Wintsr peirs
Ttro~ "a 6st<c
wos't Fins vnsl.sa MAJ oosr.e ~a-sea IA
isc. nnpreteyi =.
Hsy sEa5a: hsl~s sls rer Ton ~ssol@-ais- "a
sTRsw Per ls.sa. seat
Moop- H.ca =4ilins - szzs pe< eFsri fs'r t.lsseA
cosI.-ssove snd MT. ss.n r~r soa. ~es sno
krsosTxs WISER ~hss. p-r s.Iso-. is. lse,I
- II
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-04
q Drunk and D,sorderIy

A disturbance in room IN the Albee block,
was reported 10 the police last night about
midnight. Patrolmen Cogswell and Connol-
ley went 30 investigate the cause and arrested
Burke became ohstreperous with the officer.
and in the fracas some locker on eKtinguish-
ed the light. A lantern and another officer
was procured AT headquarters. and after q
lively tussle Burke was run in. and registered
a. drunk and disorderly
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-04

WASHINGTON Feb. 3--Ihe House Commit
zee or Foreign Affairs will consider the
dynamite resolutions on Thursday in con
nsction with Belmont's resolution asking
the Secretary Of State what representations
England has made concerning the London
explosions. The subcommittee fMessrs.
Eaton. Lamb ann Rice holds that to adopt
resolutions OF the character Of those referred
20 them would be acknowledging that this
government was n party 10 a conspiracy
against England. and her citizens parties 20
the crime perpetrated BY the recent ex-
plossons in London: that the facts do not
warrant such acknowledgment, and that
Congress should not assume position that
would reflect IN any measurs upon American
otfi4nra
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-04
Not Settled Yet.

The effort made yesterday IN the Police
Court to dispose of the Doherty Boyland case
finally. was not successful. motion 10
quash the counts specifying the charge of re-
sisting an officer. was owe r-ruled 10y the
court. The defence then waived examina-
ton. and the case was set down for trial AT
the next term of the Superior Court The
Boyland brothers claimed that Doherty was
exceeding his authority as an officer, and.
therefore. the count of resisting an officer
should be quashed.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-04

Paris. Feb. 3.-The wedding of Miss Eva
Mackay to Prince Colonna will be very ex-
elusive. The chapel in which il is TO take
place will accommodate very few spectators
The Prince valves his right 90 dowry for
the bride. He receives a handsome settle
ment from two uucles. Mrs. Mackay re-
fuses 20 allow her daughters picture to be
taken for the illustrated papers. She ex-
presses reluctance TO allow the curiosity of
the world to ntrude on the family's affairs.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-04
Will Ask tor an Additional Appropria-
ton

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 3.-The State Com
missioners to the Exposition met yesterday,
and after discussing statement submitted
by Director Burke. showing the manage
ment to be $3OO.OOO in debt, with no hope of
further local aid, they decided to send a
delegation to Washington TO ask Congress
for an additional appropriation OF 100000,
TO save the exposition from financial failure.
Gate receipts from the opening (forty one
days have been $6l 900. The receipts have
been double the average during the recent
pleasant davs.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-04

NEW YoRK. Feb. 3-Jsmes Patterson, the
hacker of Paddy Ryan, gave ont the follow
ing for publication to-day; Paddy Ryan has
authorized me to state that he is ready to
meet Sullivan. the champion. on any terms
proposed by Richard X. Fox. and approved
hy sullivan. Ryan will meet Sullivan any
where AZ any time. and for all the money
his friends want to pat MP. Il now lays with
Pat Sheedy 10 name the time and place to
make the match
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-04

Ioxpox. Feb. "A man was arrested in
she White Chapel district Of London tonight
On suspicion Of being an sccomplice Of Gun
ninsham IN the recent dynamite outrages.
A hrown box. which disappeared from Gun
,,inohau,ts lodgings about The time Of the
lsff.sris arrest. vas found IN the possession
~ ne mar arrested tonight. and The police
y;ve h Al De understood that they consider
fha capture a very important one The
r~,..,r,er will be examined tomorrow
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-04

MONTREAL, Feb. 3.-It ia thought here
among business men and others that the
Government should compel foreign insur-
ance companies TO put their assets in Cana
dian securies. The United States companies
have liabilities in Canada amounting to over
100000. while their assets are but Sl.70S,-
O5l, and OF these assets only $3.50 are in
Canadian securities, the balance being
mostly in United States government bonds.
The subject. which has been alluded to in
the Governor Generals speech, is making
much stir among the foreign insurance com
panies here.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-04
TRADE AND FINANCE.
OFFICE OF f. V. TAYLOR Sweets Hotel. /
GRAND RAPIDS Feb. g. 1885.

OFFICE OF T. Y. TAYLOR. Sweets Hotel.
GRAND RAPIDS. Feb 3. 1885.
Foreign wheat and corn markets reflect the
dullness in Chicago and New York, and were to-
day quoted dull and steady Chicago receipts for
two days posted to-day were IFS cars wheat. $50
cars corn 237 cars oats. 26.00O hogs. The visible
supply shows an increase of 22.000 bushels of
wheat $4,000 bushels of corn, as compared with
one week ago. Exports yesterday from New York
and Philadelphia in wheat and -four were about
equal to l25,0a0 bushels of wheat. Chicago
markets were 6ull, but generally close. higher
than yesterday although the changes s-nall
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-04
Forger and Embezzler Caught.

BALTIMORE. Feb. 3.-Robert Yarwood. a
Canadian clerk, was arrested here last even
ing on information tslegraphed from Mon
treal. Yarwood is charged with forgery and
the embezzlement of $4,000 from the Mer-
chants Bank of Canada. The authorities of
Montreal have been tracking the accused for
some time and yesterday got word that he
was here. Detective Gait started for Mon
treaI at y late hour last night with his pris-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-04
The Princess Pr,nceIy Present,

MoNT RIAL, Feb. 3.-Princess Louise
through the Governor General, has donated
10 the Province of Quebec a valuable collec-
ton of paintings, including n portrait of the
Queen. by Landseer, and the marriage of the
Queen and Prince Consort. The pictures.
ten in number. will be placed in the new
parliament buildings in Quebec.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-04
New York.

NKw YORK. Feb. 3.
Money closed easy at l per cent. Exchange
closed firm; posted rates. 4.Si@4s7h; actual
rates. 4.s3Li5Ls31l for 81 days. and i.s6a4@4.s7
for demand.
Governments closed firm; currency 6s 125
bid; As coupons 1918 bid: ~ do il2Is bid.
Pacific railroad bonds closed az follows: Union
firsts il11s to III, do land grants. 1885,
do sinking funds. ~ bid; Centrals liGls to
110+.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-04
The State Convention.

Special Dispatch To The TELEGRAM.
LANSING, Mich, Feb. 3.-At the session of
the Republican State Central Committee.
held here 10 day, il was decided 10 hold the
next Republican State Convention III this
city March ii.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-04
Notarial Bonds

The following notsries public filed bonds
yesterday with the County Clerk: Eugene
Rowlson, Charles IT, Buelov. Edward Tag
CART, Leonard A. Ward Nicholas r. Hill,
and John A. Spooner.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-04
For the Extradition Of Oynamiters

LONDON. Feb. 3.-Further inquiry into the
sources of the rumors of Russia having
opened negotiations for treaties with Eng
land and America for the mutual extradition
Of dy namiters, confirms the report, as far as
concerns parleying with England, but IT Is
not believed that representations on the sub
ject have been made to the American govern
ment
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-04

Sr. JOINS, Mich. Feb. 3-Frsns O. Min
ME. boot and shoe dealer. made an assign
ment 20 Charles NJ. Merrill last night. The
condition Of his Affairs i as yet unknown
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-04
Threatening Language.

LoSpoS. Feb. a--The Standard advises
Parnell % take The shooting Of Rosa well L,
heart. Stranger things have happened than
that leader should share the fate Of his
saborslinates.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-04

w,sH1xoruN. Feb. 3--Senator PALMER Of
ssred cetiticns in the Senate day from
.sstsrp ve-alerueu PRAYING for The passage
Of the bggl authorizing the government 70
-. eurusrior. The advocates Of the
measure rDs, ds not haze mach hops 81 ia pass
49, MA ssason.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-04

We have opened recently few csses y Dress
Ooods that surprises us even AZ the marvellous lou
price, Double fold 1ashmersH. az ail colors
only i5c Splendid cashmere al colore yes7
fine. for only pc These coods can be found
elsewhere at almost any store Tor double the pflcs
aek. SPEINs A COMPANY.
Special Prices Good Twill Toweline Cor onl,
&C.
% yards good Yard Wade Cotton Cloth for onls
One Dollar.
n yards good Cotton FLANNEL for One Dollar.
GOOD Calico for oHly and : cents per yard.
i6 yarss beautiful Bfooadc Dress Goods for Gus
Dollar
Good White Flannel for only nine oents.
Beautiful Brocade Drses Goods. all colorr. fos
only ln and l2se
We cannot becin 70 cnnmorute at the artiola~
being -,.ld NJ these Iuaryelous low prices
SPlGN0 A COMPANY.
II an body tells yen thHf our establishment is
dear place - trssdo and judge iog sourHeivse
SPRING A toMpANf.
Our rompefitofe have si orsys told you dat 700
would ise compelled "a Tss bIg price for every
ihng purciaSssl "a, tnlr store. Wonder Il they sas
ans inorei SPRING a COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-04

CAfRo, Feb. "A scouting party from the
garrison Of Suakim were attacked by = large
force Of Arabs today. and sisht Britishsrs
were KILLED.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-04
HAND WRITING ON THE WALL
PKOPHECIES BEfNG FUL-
FILLED.

TH0asd dasfs and Thousands az
Dollars Being sdred by CifsSesss
Uho Pafroafze spring a Conn.,
T,dag A Quarter of "a Million
Dollars sa Merchandise selling
at the Most 1sfoassissh0Ig Losg
Pf-lces.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-04

Panic Prizes on Cloaks Nil bc maintained until
ali are closed cot. Thousands have been sold by
tins season. Thousands of ladies have been
mads happy by the low prices ONLY thi1k ~ it,
good cloak for only 500. SGUl S5-el >s.O1
Ssno 5000, sl2o0 and SO on. Iise-c are ali fnlly
worth donnle ths money.
SPnINe 4 foNpaNf
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-04

FIlffs.
Some tire ago We advertised 10 save 10 the
people % tins section of the Stale a. well as -
every body who nllsy make thar purchases al oar
store many thousands al o0lsArs. and cali
the thousands Who yisii our sgoft dAlls a. SAY Il
~ are Dot carry lne oUi a. good ft3th pToln-
lste- Prom nTe IA seven Thousand I,s0lle daily
VISIT oar store WHO attest a. tile ASSERTION
that never a. their s-1ls--encs have they known
Dr. ,s"ods and args-is sold al such astounding
tpw prices.
We arr often askei how long tl.is sale is to oon-
i4Nne In answer ~ can otlla >eg n n lmposr
sibie for 10 sietersnlno started with up
aafi 90 f~o hundred hna nfty Thousand dollars
SvTfh - merchandise of al knde aud while
Others taking 81 fully ois quarter from the
price of their goods in order 50 compete with us
aud announce that their sales VIII terminate IA .
few dass. are induced - ssy 10 our customer
that TIE sale IF goods az store wilI be- oontn-
ue.1 without Hn ending.
IL II u not convenient for you 10 come tbs
WAX c'aine uext week come when u II cousen-
lenf fuf you "a de- 80. You Viii hencefoTtL ind
our store open anu The goods viii always t,e found
cheaper than you osn buy them elsewhere even n
our nels lion take ~ . quarter from their prlos
sFRlSG COMPANY.
Our sale 81 einbf,ldeTies and hair goods h Ger
talnly without preceieut. the eDglrr Sfoak II 700
liissly being olosed out al half nee.
sFRIN6 CoGPANN
White Blankets a. low ~ fifty cenis each.
better quality at eixiy-two aad half oents each
How does that sound
srRiNo & CoxuANr
Blankets lasi ,ear for s2o0. present price only