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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-12-24

The Susquehanna Coal Company'sE
tho Vicinity of Nanticoke, Pa.
The Lives of Number of Em18
Jeopardy, Being Hemmed In by
ter--worlxing For Their Rescue.
NANTIcoKE, Pa, December 19.-N~
coke was thrown into terrible consterha-~
ZION at eleven O'Clock yesterday morhihS
by report that the mines of the Spsque-
hanna Coal Company were being 4oodeu
by water from the Aver, and that aeyefa!
lives had been lost. The break was n-<
No. / slope, and the volume of water pour
ing in was SO great that before the
miners and laborers could get away from
the breasts in which they Were
working, the water was more than 1oot
deep in the gangway, and rising rapioly.
Boots were abandoned, driver boys lett
their mules in the gangway, and all ned
for posts of safety. Before the worKinen
were all out, the water was breast nlgn.
Several men are reported missing, ana ID
is feared they have been drowned. An
alarm was spread to the other workings,
Nos l and shafts and No. slope
all of which are connected with Ire
slope and are of lower and greater Depth
The alarm was promptly acted upon, ana
the workmen hoisted ten at a time to the
surface. The workings now affected oy
the inflow employ upwards of 1900 men
and boys, all of whom will be thrown out
of employment.
Yesterday afternoon the excitement was
greatly increased over the report that
about forty men employed on rock WORK
and a half-doZen slOpemen are lmprlS-
oned in an old working, the mouth OF
which is closed by mine timbers ana
broken cars that were forced against 1t
by the rushing waters. Twenty-nlne
men and boys were rescued through the
air shaft by means of rofe1 Naich were
lowered and fastened NIT N>thelr
bodies, and one at time n
drawn to the surface. As wv O1g1f
was safely landed, terrific sh
ioicing arose from the hui
people present. 1t is believed TT r07
remains yet in the abandonedE ILL.,
the slope the following namS Mude
and laborers:
srs o' S,asl wi'' and Frank Xiv vGtlss,
Thos. Clifford, door boy. fall EOR'
Win Delaney, driver. re,
William Elkie, driver. @sae
Lewis Tarbey, company mahl
Isaac Saleer, laborer.
Harry Dove, miner.
John Shut, miner.
John Hawk, laborer.
John Barber, laborer.
August Mituel, miner, and several
others whose names can not be learned.
The first rescuing party have eTered
the mine. The greatest danger feard is
from foul gas, which is rapidly acMmu-
lating, and which the fan can not drive
out, owing to the air-ways being dosed
up.
The disaster is now believed to have
been caused by the caving in OF alarge
swamp covering several acres, upon
which culm was being dumped, ttetccu-
mulating weight of which is supposed to
have forced the bottom out.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-12-24

A PLOT, which is said to have existed
for the capture of Cuba, was frustrated by
the seizure of arms and ammunition on
board a steamer at New York on the 18th.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-12-24

A BOARD of survey has been ordered to
meet at st. Louis, No., December 22d, to fix
lrespansibility forloss of clothing and equip
- burning of the steamer Bayou
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-12-24

III Gunutt gesister
By ELL d. AXE.
IRONTON. MISSOURI
NEWS AND NOTES.
A Summary Of Important Events.
JOHN W. DANIEL has been selected for
United States Senator by the General As
sembly of Virginia.
TIE failures in the United States for the
year up to the 10th numbered 10TH; for
the last seven days to date, 2i7.
GOVERNOR ALBEIT of New Jersey is
convalescent, and once more able to give
partial attention to his official duties.
GENERAL LEW WALLACE says that his
recent trip to Turkey, In the interest OF
American munitions of war, was success
full.
DETAILS come from San Francisco of a
diabolical plot formed by Socialist agi-
tators to murder number of prominent
citizens.
IT Is reported at Washington that E. c.
Henderson, of Indiana, is soon to succeed
Mr.. Hazen as Third Assistant Postmaster
General.
SECRETARY BAYARD gave a dinner on
the evening of the 10th to oliver Wendell
Holmes. President Cleveland was among
the guests.
O'BRIEN, Boston's Democratic Mayor,
was reelected on the 10th by the largest
majority ever given a mayoral candidate
in that city.
In the arrangement of Senate commit
tees, Senator Logan has been restored to
the committees on which he served in the
last Congress.
PREPARATIONS for the reception of Par
nell at New York are being made on a
grander scale than any former Irish move
ment in that city.
A COMMITTEE at Boston on the 18th pre-
sented Henry Ward Beecher with gold
watch and chain in recognition of his eu-
logy on General Grant.
IuAOnAEL DAbIII mas COUSeutcu bO Dc-
come q member of the corporation of Dub
lin as a workingman's candidate, but de-
clined rendered banquet.
THE joint committee on the completion
OF the Washington Monument recommend
an appropriation of $107 900 for the extern
sion of the terrace about its base.
IT is reported that the Canadian Gov
~, - A., - Al,
revenue, will double the coal tax, in addi-
ton to reimposing duties on tea and coffee.
A PLOT, which is said to have existed
for the capture of Cuba, was frustrated by
the seizure of arms and ammunition on
board steamer at New York on the 18th.
A BOARD of survey has been ordered to
meet at st. Louis, No., December 22d, to fix
nrespansibility forloss of clothing and equip
~ burning of the steamer Bayou
ITO the Senate ON the
hf several hundred
supervising in
all recess ap-
Parlia-
pa at
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-12-24
A FLOODED MINI

The Susquehanna Coal Company's
the Vicinity of Nanticoke, Pa, 4
The Lives OF q Number of EN-
Jeopardy, Being Hemmed In by
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-12-24

Rear End Collision on the Georgia Pa.i
fic Railroad Results in the Instant Death
of a Dozen Persons and the Injuring of
Many More.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-07
sunaay scnoo, Celebrs,1ou.


The Sunday Schoo, OF Hanover Pres
byteriau Church celeb ated their seventy
irst anniversary on Friday evening, in
the presence of an audience that filled
every part OF the church. The small
scholars, about seventy in NUN Der, were
seated on the pulpit platform, which
was converted into magnificent flow
er garden, while at the rear large
lighthouse was erected, that reached
almost to the ceiling. At tho top there
wxs balcony, inside OF which a light
was placed surrounded by red muslin,
while In front OF this was the inscrip
ton "The Light of the World is Jesus. I"
The exercises commenced with an
address of welcome by boy named
Albert Eisenhardt, which was dc.
livered In n first class manner. Memo
rial seryies was also held for the fol-
lowing scholars who have deceased
during the past year
Lille Logan, John p. Logan, Willie
Horn and Emma Lewis. The following
scholars were announced as having
been present every session: Nellie
Schultz, Amelia Beck erie, Lizzie Spath,
Amelia kim, Annie Schafer and
Jennie Baxter. Terreva Pedrick has
issed only one session in two years,
and Ida Byron, teacher, has not been
absent during two years.
The report of the treasurer showed
that while there Is balance of 500 n In
the treasury, there is an Indebtedness
of but $l5. Several of the teachers and
other officials received gifts as tokens Of
esteem. among them being one Of Rog-
ers groups, John Alden and Priscilla"
which was presented to William M.
Pyle, superintendent of the school
John T. Davis, Henry p. Rum ford and
the Rev. Lafayette Marks, ID. D., were
each presented with baskets of fruits
and flowers.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-07
Fatal Ier,niu ntfOn.

Notwithstanding that there were
hopes OF the recovery OF George Harper
yesterday afternoon, soon after The
accident at the Third street bridge,
the particulars of which were publish
ed In tie REPUBLICAN yesterday, the
unfortunate man grew rapidly worse,
and died at the residence OF his brother,
Charles Harper, 6l5 West Front street,
at 6 SO O'Clock last evening. d.. Wales
WAS promptly on time when MIR. Har
per arrived home with his brother, but
could do nothing for him. He was
forced under a projecting arm into u
81 a9e ouly "a inches in depth, and the
liIe was literally crushed out OF him.
He was single man, 81 years OF age.
The body was given in charge OF under,
taAe Palmer, and Coroner Smith Will
investi gate the case. The funeral will
take place on Monday afternoon at
O'Clock. Interment in Mt.Salem cene-
terry.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-07
The war Agai..t the Chinese.

According to n telegram from Seattle,
Washington Territory, the Law. abiding
lCitizans there are disappointed al Gov
ernor sqGires' proclamation, which
they consider Intellectual, and they
have asked for troops. A conferen CO
was held on Thursday afternoon be.
tween the leaders OF the anti Chinese
organizations, a committee of citizens
aud a committee of Chinese merchants.
The last named agreed TO leave il they
were paid for their property. One
Chinese firu here has Sl30, 600 invested
in property. Ga Thursday night n
public meeting WAS held, at which
mem berh OF the Peaot Committee and
anti Chinese akitators spoke. Refer.
| ence to the OutraRes at Tacoma were
greeted with loud cheers. " The city
is in a fever OF excitement, and 1t Ia
feared trouble will occur before even
this week ends. 1t is believed by con-
servative citzeDs that the presence OF
United States troops alone will prevent
blocdshed.
The loss by the burning of Chinatown,
| In Tacoma, amounts TO about $45, 900.
There were only two Cinnamon in the
town when the mob burned it, all the
others having bocn driven out.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-07
Drawing school.

The night school in mechap.c .cal draw
log Will open On Monday, November
9.n, AZ 10 p. IN, in the basement hall
OF the Wilmington Ipsti'ut entrance
on shipiey street above Eighth. Tickets
of adm issiou to the winter course, s. %
In ad vance. Tho Instruments necessary
are compass With pen, pencil and
steel poln.S, drawing pen and an
ordinary twelve or twepty.four Inch
rule. 1t Is recommended that each stu.
dent should also provide his own Draw
ing board, eighteen by twenty three
inches, square with twenty four incL
blade and two triangles but II he does
not possess these the school will furnish
set to be used during tho course, and
then returned or purchased.
It il earnestly hoped that apprentice
and journeynen IN the various trades,
and others, will avail themselves OF this
opportunity OF learning how working
cravings Q are made, so that they may
be able 10 draw out their own ideas and
Inventions, or be more competent To
work by the drawings in the shop.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-07
View Castle PresbyterY.

A meeting of the New Castle Presby-
terry was held yesterday in Central
Church, with the Rev. Mr.. Mclean, OF
Odessa, presiding. The quest OF tho
Rev. Hugh Walker, that the pas toral
relations between hil and the Green
Hill Church be dissolved, WAS granted,
and he WAS dismissed to the Colum bia
Presbytery and will be become pastor
of the church at Valencia, New York.
A letter OF dismissal was also issued
to the Rev. Mr.. Boardman, OF Port
Penn, whenever he shall request 1t, and
the Rev. W. W. Tsy lor was appointed d
moderator Of the Green Hill session, to
declare the pulpit vacant. The Rev.
W. l.. McEwan, assistant pastor at
Central Church, passed satisfactory
examination as candidate for the
ministry, and he will be ordained in
Rodney Street Chapel next Thursday
night, when the Rev. A. N. Keigwin
will preside. The Rev. lafayette Marks
will preach the sermon, and the Rev.
j. II. Nixon. d. D, will deliver the
charge to the evangelist.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-07
News Summary
FOUND DEAD In BED-BKOkk X
HIS wIFE's RIBS AND THEN
SWALLO ED ARsEEIC.
MORE OF P0LYG A My

About twelve CASES OF small pox have
been discovered in Ottawa.
Mrs. Elizabeth Burns, aged 55 years,
hanged herself yesterday ia Albany.
Sho was laboring under dependency.
Peter Stewart, a well-'o.Go farmer of
| Ithaca, N. Y, com nlitted suicide yester
iday morning by shooting himself
through the heart. lie had shown
tsymptons Of insanity for aolne time.
A tornado passed through Pike coun.
Ity, Illinois, yesterday GtternoJn, un-
roofing houses and barna, ard doing
| other damage. No live are reported
| lost.
Three cases Of sma,, -pox were found
| ip an east side tenement in New York
yesterday. The patients-al children
ARE thought to lave contracted the
disease al school.
Two freight trains on the New York,
| Pennsylvania and o hio Railroad colli-
ded yesterday .. a kron, Ohio. Both
engines and mum ber Of cars were de-
| molished, and the loss Is estimated al
$50. 900. No person was injured.
The collieries of Lentz, Lilley & Co.,
near Dolano, Penna., employing 400
| miners, will resume on Monday, after
having been idle all summer, the opera
tors conceding the demands of the
men.
Or. j. II. Nonamaker and wife were
found dead in bed at Saiida, Colorado,
yesterday morning, with bullet holes
In their temples. 1t is supposed Mona
maker, who was jealous, killed bis wife
aud then shot himself.
In Cleveland, Ohio, yesterday, John
II. Weber, an ex English army officer,
broke two OF his wite's rios in drunk
en- frenzy and then swallowed arsenic.
He is not expected 10 recover.
John Knell, his wife and three chill
rem, were found at their home IN Bslti-
more yesterday morning insensibie from
escaping gas. Elizabeth, one Of the
dauPhters, naed 10 years, is dead, and
the eldest daughter, Mary, is in pro
carious condition. The It ST axe expect
ed to recover.
Tic steamers J. w. Gahi aad Noun.
tain Girl colliGed en- the Ohio river, ten
OF fifteen miles below Nevay, Indiana,
about one O'Clock yesterday morning,
aid the Mountain Girl sank. There
were number of circus people on the
| latter, but all we're saved except john
King, Of Cincinnati, and Richard Har-
teil, os Lawrencaburg, who ara missing
and supposed to be drowned.
At Salt Lake City on Thursday,
Frederick A. Hanson, convicted of un-
lawful cohabitation, was senterce to
six months imprisonment and paS-
| ment of fno of $500. Yesterday
John Keddrington pleaded guilty to
the same charge before the U. 4. Con
| missioner and was held in 81. 800 bail.
| He said hs would obey the laws in
future il his wives would consent"
General Carr, the Republican candi-
date for Lieutenant Governor OF New
York, said On Friday to. a reporter
OF the Albany Evening Journal that it
WAS his opiuion that " tn. plurality on
Lieutenant Governor will ultimately
be found in the hundreds, not the thou
sands" He added l am not yet
sure that | have been defeated. Full
returns saow s.eliy decrease"
Daily Republican., 1885-11-07
Two Accidents,

Vim. b. McCallister, residing nea-
Newark, was thrown from his wagon
on Wedn esday last, by one of the wheels
coming in contact with a stooe, when
his shoulder was dislocated. He, now.
ever, managed to return home with his
team, when he was informed that the
two-yo old son of his brother bad
badly injured one Of his eyes by falling
against "a wire, when he, disregarding
his own injury, hastily mounted a
horse and rode to Newark, to summon
DIR. Henry, who, after attending the
child, gave his attention to the disloca'
ted shoulder, and soon relieved the pain
which was causing considerable suffer
ing. The two are now doing as we'll al
could be expected.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-07
BEENIrIE6.



RuInfOrd BrOtherH. Hattere.
Cloudy.
Try Bush's ooal you Will sko T..
Strong cough candy Mt Fcrgusons.
George r. Hodges, COZ SIMPLIFY street.
Try Bushs coal You will surely ike IT,
Headquarters fer dolls u: .he glc. stOro.
Birds and cages at Psrkers's, East Ind 81
Minard +. Davis, ioweler, . Z. md stroet
City Laundry, sixth and Shipley streets
F1oe Is K. Kings, st hanfB. IL i. Fourth
Hsrting, aign painter, III West Seventh st
7 no pri.e tells and everybody tells the
price OF Vary 5 Express
30 to He,nel & Son. TOR your rifles guns,
etc, No. llo East Second street.
II you Wish to get tho latest STYLE OF furni.
tiIre, 70 to Cannon sos Shipley street.
Fins palt oyetors, 20 30 and 30 cen2 ecuaft
at psnneli's fish stall, l2o Eiu3 sirle.
Courtship Hike champeb bne, soon !ss's lts
z@Hl II kept too iobg fter the pop.
Tho bos. ml1 at a wedding ought T. be the
bridt gtoc II but 1t is frequently Otherwise.
Have yoG- furniture repaired. upholstered d
and vArniShsd bg Csanop. 500 Snfpiey street,
Snnset C0x's Rret: historic u wo1H Union,
Diuplon. feGnlon for sale by John q. Bry
ant, 40 'liplay street.
Burning on. Harrison raint, perfumery,
1olltt H'LifltF hAltl uJNl flutb - " fJ KIM
Booths Pharmacy, Newport. oel.
Ami ulator' writes TO ark Il we can to
him how TO take The curl OUT of hair. Have
you ever tried getting marri' d
Called Back" is the head lie put over m
account of the detention at HarifTd Of a
cashier who was IN the way 10 Canada.
Every ma n Ia fond of striking tho rau On
the head but when IL happens TO he his tr-
ern nail h's enthusiasm becomes wild and
fpcOheront.
Kiss the baby while you can" admon-
ishes poet. We can Ma nor rs, as well
fifteen or twenty years from rou--if ,he's
that kind Of baby.
Wgiksr = lAnton, no. Bo3 Shipiey street,
nenss, sign painters aud prainars. Brich
staining speciality. Estimates fEIrisbcd
for city or country.
Ross, 1ls Market street. ls new receiving n
tine stock Of fan styles OF Derby hats made to
order and warranted the best twodollar hat
In tho city. Call and SEQ them.
Go to W. A. Hartioyes, 900 E.Tblrd street,
For Buns. Ritieq, Ammunition, sporting
Goods. TaSidermy and fine Guns. Kepaiftlg
spenialty Locksmithing and bell hang
Ing ATTENDED to.
II is very easily explained why you can
huy sewing machine cheaper OF Grossly, e2}
NJ ipley st-cet, than OF anyone else He cm-
ploys no canvatsers, but gives the customer
tae canvasser cOmmiaS.oLs.
uold, flower nronIo, veivet snd plush
mouldings are all the style Frames mnGe
up from all kinds at 25 per cont OF Of usual
prtcos Baugh, 2o2 West Second strsct. r.
S.--Ohroinos Of eli Kinds cneeu.
Morrow q Croker Al French street GRAY
al. Plastic and Stag Ro0fers. Tin roCf3 made
water tight with our improved coating Also
tin roofs painted WITH tho celebrated AS.
bestos paint. old roofs repaired and maie
water tight. All work coLe by Us guaran
teed.
ABBREVIATED.
Sic savs peTjre she was Mre,
She knew not wnAt domestic blrs;
Says Ills not we'll
Allne to dwell
Ia such drsary world as thrs.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-07
RegicideAttempted
THE CONSPIRACY. EXPOSED BY
rHE PRIME MINISTER A
Pl.Or AGAINsT THE.
THRONE OF King MILAN.

LONDON, Nov. G.-The consp rae v
among the followers of Prince Kara.
Peorgeivich Ia assassinate King Milan
OF Servia, which was discovered oa Fri
day, bad many influential supporters.
The object was to depose the King aud
place on the throne Prince Alexander
OF Bulgaria, or the descendant OF Kara
George, who was ruler of Servia be
tween 1907 and 1871, aud whose son
reigned AS prince from 1912 to 1865,
until lie was deposed in favor # Milosch
|Obrenovitch, the grand uncle of KING
Milan. The riDgleader OF the plot was
M. Nillajeve, and number OF persons
connected with IL bave been arrested.
Qleen Natalie, on hearing OF the ar
rest OF the conspirators, Immediately
went 10 Nissa ~ ;.5 TO be with her Lus-
band, King Milan, in the event OF
serious internal troubles arisinz through b
the naChiHatious OF intriguerg ThCu.
Is reason 70 believe that the conspiracy
is the outcome Of the revolutionary pro-
programme recently planned by the
Pan Slavic Committee in Roumeli1.
According To this, 1. revolution Was 10
have tnkenplace in Ronmeiia next year.
1t was 10 nave been preced,d by a
street or palace revolution In sofia,
which would nave overthrown Prince
Alexander in favor of Prince Nicholas,
OF Montenegro, or Of the latter's son-i In
law, Peter karsgeurgeivich. The out
break at Sofia y Ouid have been tho rig
nal Tor another in Servia, aud King
Milan having been swept from the
throne, a Pan S!ev!st would have been
raised for thn union of Bulgaria, East
ern Roumelia, ca Ssrvia and Mace
COMA under oue sceptre-that OF
Peter Kara eorgeivlch
The Pan S.avist iutriguer, however,
made m;ntake and took NJ KarAve
lofi. the Bulgarian prime minister, into
their confidence, relying upon the old
sentiment OF aniIn0sitv which he used
to cherish towards Prince Alexander
while he was living In exile. But NJ
karave.Oh, since he has besu In office,
ha' becJmc very friendly with the
Prince, anu, whether out Of s!ncere de-.
vot;0n towards the latter or because he
saw the way to make a great c.reer for
himself, he not only revealed the con.
spiracy to tho Prince, but persuaded
the leading roaspirators O preC ipttate
the mOveDcutaLd cXecIte II IN favor
Of Prince Alexander. / Ia said that
tho Pan S,avist C3mu.istte had the
backing OF Russia in their original
scheme.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-07
CoyerinR Pipee.

AS the cold weather approaches or.
ders for James Wood x Co.'S patent
pipe covering are increasing. Some
want their heater pipes covered to keep
the heat out of the cellar and send IL
up to the rooms where It properly be
longs; others want their steam pipes
covered to keep the steam from con
densing and To give 1t greater force, and
others want their water pipes covered
to keep them from freezing.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-07
SDectnI Offering.

This afternoon and evening Ksnnard
Il Go. will offer small line Of men's 8
fancy half hose, some solid colored,
come regular made, ali imported goods,
ut ten cents per pair. This Is a small
lot and will not last long. They gener-
ally close these special bargains in q
few hours. So don't put off until next
week, expecting to get them, as you
surely will be disappointed. Number
G23 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-07
xtensf0D.

The New Castle Star says the Dele
ware Iron Works will continue in ope'
ration with the present force OF hands
for about three weeks, when they win
be closed for a short time, in order to
arrange to resume operations with al.
ditional capital. 1t also remarks, 1t lie
reported that a new company has beeb
organized by Mr.. Stephen p NJ. Tasker,
composed OF New York and Boston
c&pitalists. (Mr. Tasker holding the
controlling INTEREST," and that work
will bo resumed under the new manage.
merJt az aOon ar the old stock is all
worked Off.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-07
The way 60 DO ks.

One of the leading citizens of Mary
land, for whom Messrs. Ball & Co. have
had their workmen decorating bis home,
without waiting for bill, but knowing
amout OF art contract, thus writes
them: IDclosed find check for full
amount OF your contract. ! am much
pleased with your selections and work,
IL gives me entire satisfaction.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-07
The EKps,sALsNu.

There Was a large number OF children
present at the Exposition yesterday
afternoon, and In the evening the at.
tendance of adults WAS Increased. New
exhibits continue to come in, and the
close Of the first two weeks finds the
fair much better, and more attractive
than 1t was at first. 1t will be continu-
cd all next week, and although thou.
sands have visited it, there are still
thousands yet TO come, and 1t is to be
hoped that they will avail themselves
Of the opportunity 10 not only show
their appreciation Of the products Of
their own city, but also assist q worthy
cause.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-07
The nraUInN school.

Our Informant who, yesterday, stated
that the drawing and mechanical
school will open on Tuesday night, was
unintentionally in error, as 1t VIII com .
meuce on Monday evening next. a
local elsewhere will tell pupils what IL
expe ected of them.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-07

Promptness in business ls almost sure
to lead to success at least IL will In
spire confidence. When you find a
medicine like Red Star Cough Cure
acting at once on the system and re-
moving the disease, you have faith in
1t and half the battle is then over.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-07
Merchant Tailor

James Harding, S16 French street, is
acknowledged to be one of the best mer-
chant tailors In the city. His cutting
and fitting cannot be excelled. Nobody
looks well without neat fitting suit,
and this Harding guarantees every
time. He has large stock of goods
and the latest fashions.