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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-08-04

denounced nine years ago. The appeal from
Mr.. Hendricks drunk with ambition to be Presi.
dent, to Mr.. Hendricks sober with a desire to
satisfy the reform element of the country. is
conclusive as to the foolishness of his present
course.
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4 Washington special says that at the instance
Of the Grand Army of the Republic General Lo
gan will be asked to introduce a resolution in
Congress next winter, declaring the wish of the
Nation that General Grants remains be sde-
posted at the national capital
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RumOr of n Revolt Douie6.

CALCUTTA, Aug. 3.-The story that Isa Khan
has revolted against the Amer of Afghanistan
is absolutely untrue.
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DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.
Indications.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICE

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OrrIcRR,
WASHINGTON, Aug. A, a
Special Indications for indianapolis and vi.
enthusiastically warmer. fair weather.
For the Ohio Valley and Tennessee-Gen'
orally fair weather, westerly winds, becoming
variable, a slight rise in temperature.
For the Lower Lake ~Region-Locai rains.
followed by fair weather, northwesterly winds.
a slight rise in temperature.
For the Upper Lake R-egion-Generallv fair
weather. northwest winds, becoming variable.
nearly stationary temperature.
For the Upper Mississippi V~alley-Generally
fair weather, variable winds, nearly stationary
temperature.
For the Missouri Valley-Fair weather, ex-
cept in central portion, local rains, variable
winds, a slight rise in temperature
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-08-04

COLUMBIA, S. G., Aug. 3-Caterpillars have
appeared in the cotton fields in several counties,
and the boil worm in one or two. Unless their
ravages are great, the crop will be the largest
for years.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-08-04

Suit Against the Campaigning Association.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
S-HELBYvILLE, Aug. 3.--In the case of Floyd
6 Stegmier VS.. the Acton Camp-meeting Asso-
citation, for $3.50 damages for breach of contract
of lease of dining halls, the jury before whom
ths case was tried, at Acton, rendered a verdict
for 800 for the plaintiffs. The case Will be ap-
pealed to the Supreme Court.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-08-04

John d. Spreckles, president of the Oceanic
Steamship Company, says: I'VE understand
the Paciiic Mail will positively withdraw their
Australian steamers, November l."
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OSlnan DiCna Dead.

CAIRO. Aug. 3.-Slattin Bey has written to
General Greenfield confirming the news of
Osman Digna's death.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-08-04

Men Selected by the Mahdi to Continue
the War.

SUAKIM, Aug. 3.-The Mahdi selected Abdul
lab for the Southern Soudan, Osman Digna for
the Northern Soudan. Senussi for Egypt, and
Mallah Abdullahman for Kerdofan and Darfur.
to continue the war, and appropriated 20, 900. 900
piastres therefor.
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LATEST NEWS FROM ABROAD.
UncOnfirmed Rumors of Further Fight
ing Between Russians and Afghans.

Destructive Earthquake at Tashkend-Con-
firmatiOn of the Death of 0sman Digna
The C~holera-News Notes by Cable.
National Republican., 1885-10-12

The meeting of the Womans Christian TEN.
pcrance Union at Calvary Baptist Church yes
torday afternoon was largely attended. Mrs.
Chaplin led in prayer, Mrs. Steven Hart read
the scriptures, and Sergt. Patterson, of the 81
artillery, lead the music, which was spirited
and helpful. Rev. DR.. H. r. Naylor gave fine
temperance address, urging all Christians 10
diligence and renewed activity these weeks, rs
the liquor dealers are renewing their licenses
He indorSed prohibition rs feasible and right
the duty of the Church of Christ to be decided
in it, influence in favor of the home and
against the saloon. Several new names were
secured as members, and many protests were
taken for use this week.
National Republican., 1885-10-12

For the accommodation Of Washington Wis.
itors desiring to attend the races at p,mliCo, to
be held tho 18th, lilh 10Th, aud 10th instant,
railroad has arranged for special trains to
leave the Baltimore and Potomac station Mt
ll;Oa, N, Oh race days, running dircC, "a the
ruCc track at pimliCO, landing passengers ut
the grand stand, returning Immediately aler
the races, reaching Washington HbJutG clock,
The programme tor the lAll meeting of the
Maryland Jockey CLUB Is a very attractive one,
all Of the best horses of the country 70 be- en-.
tered. Round trip tickets Will be sold, Wash
iMnInn 10 lNmliCO. M rAlc of g.
National Republican., 1885-10-12

In order to give chance to those who
were prevented from inspecting our great
display we have concluded to continue un-
til otherwise notified our Great Fall Open
ing, with new attractions as they arrive
daily. As we anticipated, our opening was
grand success, and any inadyertence on
our part we beg TO be overlooked, as the
rush was so great that it was impossible to
pay our customers the usual attention we
desired and that they have right to eX
pect We will endeavor to make up for
lack Of attention at your next call We
thank you, one and all, for your generous
support, and we will ever strive to be wor-
thy of 1t.
We pay attention to two lines exclusive
", of which we make n speciality, and of
which we carry the largest and choicest
stock in the city. They are
National Republican., 1885-10-12

Antonio Nardcllo, the young Italian, some
times called Michael Ross, charged with
brutally numbering Carminc R)tunno on the
20th of last July, was brought into the criminal
court to plead last saturday, and persiyal
+. Manassas was sworn rs Interpreter The in.
Nardello denied his guilt at every charge. In
answer TO an inquiry he said that he had IL
lawyer, but did not know his name. lIs was
told 10 prepare for an early trial.
National Republican., 1885-10-12
Grand Opening of Our Cloak Department,
Commencing
FRIDAY, OCTOBER o, 1885.
\ splendid Display of Wraps for Ladies,
Misses, Children, and Infants.

As n general thing on such occasions other houses
fhl TO mention price list, hut, as wish TO boom
this department, we are going to offer for the week
ending this advertisement a line of CloNks ut the
following prices which cannot be met by any house
in the Districts
lot Of IIavclocks, ages s to TO- sl.30
lot of Childs lIuVelDCks, aged to 10, plush and
GstTaChnn trimmed, S2.DO,
lot Of Infants Long Cashmere ClOaks, satin
trimmed, Loo.
lot of Infants Mother Hubbard Cloaks, in fine
ladies' cloth and wide Oriental trimming, Il ID.
/ lot of Misses Fine Havelocks, handsomely
trimmed, ages so II years, si.i0.
/ lot OF Misses Newnarkcts, with cape, plush and
NstTuChan trimmed, Sl,DD
/ lot of Misses Imported Newmarkcts handsome
STYLES, up to III years, Sj.24.
lot Of Ladies' Walking Jackets, plush trimmed,
50 30
lot of Ladies' Walking Jackets, in Jersey cloth,
si.GO.
lot of Ladies' Dolmans, a special grand bargain
1924.
lot of Ladies' Dolmals, rIush and fur trimmed
$500.
l lot Of Ladies' Newmarkcts, peatcd backs, $40.
lot of Ladies' Newmarkcts, handsomely braided
$500.
lot Of Ladies' Russian Circulars, OstrOchan
trimmed, $3.50,
! lot of Ladies' Russian Circulars, much finer,
S0.iO.
i lot Ladies' silk Circulars, 500.
10 very heavy Ottoman silk Nisies, chenille
trimming, slOAO.
We have ten styles of Visltes In cloth, beaver,
broyadc plush brOCade satin, Of the latest designs,
also seal Plush SacueS; in short, we have line Of
good, that cannot fail to please the eye as well as
the pocket.
National Republican., 1885-10-12
The Special Delivery Mail.

During the first week Of the operation Of tho
special delivery service in this city twcnty-ninc
messengers were employed, The number Of
special delivery letters deposited in the Office
iOr local delivery was 3iG; arriving from other
HS' @ G PEena ,icS'eSgIS ue'trctSSu ~
amount due each of the twenty y-ninc messeu-
gers is Sl66; the average time OF delivery of
letters uiter their arrival was Is minutes, rs
special delivery letters arrived in the mails on
sunday; 40 special delivery letters were
mailed for transmission to other places; and
5000 special delivery stamps were sold.
National Republican., 1885-10-12
The .lthicnl SocletN.

At meeting of the Ethical Society yesterday
afternoon Mt the hail. corner of sixth and q
streets, the address was made by Mr.. II. II.
Bliss on "Thc pcssimism of the Age" 1t was
interesting and learned, aboundmg with Illus.
trntOns from ancient times. MeSsrs, Kimball,
Bowen and others aiterward addressed the as
SCmbly which, though not large, comprised
some Of the most intelligent ladies and gentle
men OF the city.
National Republican., 1885-10-12

Miss Alice Oales having proved winning
card, the management Of the Theatre Clmilue
have wisely retained her services. and this week
She appears in her world famous role Of
Rophu, An entirely new collection of faces
viii be found in the olio, the most worthy of
mention being the Changers In 4 pleasing
sketch, "WNrd," the GCentrc, will unlOubt-
Cdly please and the mius,rels pot plurri will
give The management an opportunity to in'
uoduCe the entire company TO their patrons.
National Republican., 1885-10-12

For the Virginia tate fair, which will be
held at Richmond, the 2lst, ,22d, and sd instant.
round trip tickets will be sold from Washington
and Alexandria from the 10Th to 23l inclusive,
good to return until the 9th inclusive, at the
rate of $3.50 for the round trip, which includes
admission to the tair grounds. Consult sched-
nlc of trains, permitting passengers to leave
Washington in the morning and return in the
,ftNty
National Republican., 1885-10-12

Court in General Term-Chler Justice Cartier
and justices James and McrriCk.-Wallace, FL
liott Il Co. VS.. Prott, and Howell Il Bro. vs.
Prot; argument concluded and cause sub.
mitted. Assignment for to-day %, 81, %,
80, -, SO, 81, 3S, 80, 40.
Equity Court-Jlisticc IIagner, ,--Nickerson VS..
NickcrsOn commission to get evidence of a.
H. NickerSon at st. GATHERINGS, Canada, granted.
HitZ vs.. Hitz; pro Confcsso against George lIiH.
Babcock VS.. Mbcock; commission to get answer
of infant defendants ordered to issue, Assign.
mcnt for tO.duy-No. S.
Criminal Cuurt--JustCc Mac Arthur. The fol-
lowing were urraigned and pleaded not guilty;
Michael Cavanaugh and Andrew Jackson,
housebrcaking; William Wilson and James
Temple and John Cation, larceny; James Moore,
assnulting an office; Emma johnson and Mary
Coleman, larceny; Antonio NirdCllO, alias
Michael Ross, alias Frank Ross, murder Of Car
mine RotunnO; Solomon COutec, convicted of
policy, six months in iail Thomas Burke, con-
Vcted Of larceny, sentence reduced TO three
years. Assignments for to.day-JOhn Lancas-
Ter, assault Rebecca Barber, assault; Charles
DascnbroCk, assault; James Temple and Will
lam sWilson second oiltnsc), petit larceny;
James Moore, assaulting officer; Michael Cav.
annugh, hOusCbrcaking.
.
National Republican., 1885-10-12

The parlors OF the lIillman House were
crowded Saturday night to witness the first
entertainment of the season given by the board.
Crs Of the house. The farce, "Thc Rough Dia
mond," was admirably performed by Miss
Minnie Turpin taking the leading character),
Ms Frank Marsh Mrs. Eugene Jewell. Messrs.
George Fleming, Eugene Jewell, Frank Marsh
for the manner in which they performed their
parts, Miss Turpln carried Otlthe palm. There
were also.recitations, songs, &C., and altogether
II delightful evening was spent Mr. Hillman
was assiduous in his attentions to his guests to
make the entertainment pass oil pleasantly, in
which he admirably succeeded.
National Republican., 1885-10-12
Notice to Democratic Voters OF Ohio.

Tickets are on sale to-day at all the Offices OF
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, 6l9 and 1851
Pennsylvania avenue, and depot, for parties
Can Ie oGt9incd iTom Mr.. Lawrence Gardner,
9ll / street, Remember that these tickets are
rood on all the fast limited express trains run
by u. and o., and will be accepted from 9TH to
National Republican., 1885-10-12

THROW NouR DISSER AwAY.-Perhaps such
advice may seem like II suggestion of poor
economy. But If your digestive apparatus is
out of order you might as well throw your din
ner in the street n to eat 1t, for 1t will do YOU
no good. To enjoy n square meal put your
stomach in good order, and tone up nerves
and muscles by the use Of Browns Iron Bit.
tcrs Mr.. NJ. l.. Drake, De Land, Fla, says
Browns Iron Bitcrs will cure indigestion
when physicians fail ="
National Republican., 1885-10-12
Installation of "A New Pastor,

The congregation of the Metropolitan Bap-
tst Church assembled in the chapel building,
corner of Sixth and A streets northeast, Friday
evening for the purpose of installing their new
pastor, Rev. W. II. Young Nearly all the
Baptist churches in the city were represented
by their pastors and delegates. Rev. d. W.
Faunce, d. D., preached very forciblo SER
mon from the texts. IL am the light of the
world" and Ne are the lights of the world"
Rev $. II. Green delivered the charge to the
church, which was repcte with good advice.
The charge to the pastor was made by Prof. a.
]. huntington, OF Columbian University, who,
from long and personal acquaintance with the
pastor and people, spoke in Il very encouraging
manner of his peculiar fitness for his new field
of labor, and OF the earnest co.workers with
which he was to labor. DR.. ]. II. Cuthbcrt
gave the right hand Of fellowship, and in so
doing spoke of the favorable promise of the
new relationship. The Metropolitan Baptist
Church Is situated in a growing portion OF
Capitol Hill, and has II large and earnest mem.
bcrship, with n growing interest in all of It's
services. Mr.. Young Is gentleman of fine
education, and with his terse and forciblo
manner of presenting truth will be enabled to
add much TO its prosperity.
BERKELEY, pure rye whisky, the best on
National Republican., 1885-10-12

The canvass for this work is now completed,
and the publisher requests all persons vino
have removed since their names were taken,
or who may contemplate removing, 20 send
DrOit building, No. $40 L street northwest or
to box I, city pOStOiliCC.
National Republican., 1885-10-12
MINOR LOCAL EVENTS.
The Smaller Happenings of a Day In
and About the City.

marriage license has been issued to Geo. T.
Parker and Nellie NJ. Turner.
Capt. Allan Brown Is about to build an 5000
residence on q street, near seventeenth.
Bishop O'Sulivan yesterday afternoon con-
frmcd Il class of 3OO adults and children at St.
Peters Church, Capitol Hill.
Mr. G. L. Millugan, before leaving for Chicago
Saturday, was presented by his business
friends with an elegant seal ring.
Letters Of administration were issued Satur.
day TO Edward Barrett on the estate of Cornc.
liliS Barrett, and bond fixed in the SUN of
S;UO.
Philip Brackcnhcimers wife, Mary J. Brack.
Cnhcimcr, left him two years after their mar
riagc, and refusing to come back he has ap-
piled for divorce.
Joseph Haulon Richard Hunt, Martin Nc.
Namara, John Monnhan. and John Williams
were arrested Saturday night for disordcrly
conduct about the Center market.
The commissioners have written to school
trustees and 'ay: "tnlcsS you can show that
some provision Of law has not been complied
with, the decision of the commissioners con:
cernng the deficiency in school funds Will
stand"
Suit has been brought by Peter Williams
against Martha WheolOCk, claiming 81 900 dam.
ages lie alleges that he was arrested on the
false charge OF larceny mado by her, and i'm.
prisoncd five days in jail before being tried and
acquitted.
Willie Robinson, small boy living at IS
New York avenue, was run over by a carriage,
driven by an unknown party on the Glenwool
road Saturday. The boy Is severely injured.
one of his legs was broken aud the other
mashed. II is thought that he will not live.
Samuel Banks, of Montgomery county Md,
brought to the second precinct station, about II
o'clock saturday morning, an unknown col
ored man aged 10 years, an imbccile and par.
aly2cd The only name that Could.bc got out
of him was that of James Mr.. Banks found
him wandering about aimlessly on the Seventh
street rond. He was sent to the Washington
| Asylum hospital.
National Republican., 1885-10-12

eases of Felt Hats, In black only, bound, at SOC,
10 cases Of Felt Hats, in 10 different COlors at iOc
/ lot smyrna Mats, UDC,
| lot smyrna Mats, larger, Soc
! lot smyrna Rugs $40,
l lot Smyrna Rugs, large size, 81 30.
! lot Of very large Velvet Rugs II 40.
lot ofIapCstry Rugs, large size, sl.3O.
We have big line Of Short Ends on our counters
hut our space being limited, and on account Of our
CluGB Opening announcement, II Is impossible to
include them in this issue. Watch our next for
Short End Goods and prices
National Republican., 1885-10-12

"l!E jcsts at scars, who never felt n wound"
and man may stand with his hands in his
pockets and laugh 1T poor, worn rheumatic,
but If he Is Il gentleman, he'll step into the
nearest apOthcCary shop and buy him bottle
OF salvation oil at the small expense of only
TWENTY-FIVE cents
National Republican., 1885-10-12

how cheap we can manufacture Il garment, but
see to the honesty OF every detail composing
the same, aud yet our prices are as low, and
lower, than clothing manufactured for lObOng
purnOses. EiSemnn Bros, 1th md u sts.
National Republican., 1885-10-12

a statement was printed in II local paper a
short time ago to the effect that Sweeney, Of
the Washington Rowing Club, had Lately
rowCd in professional race at Portland, Nc
This pronounced false In every particular, both
10y Sweeney and by the promoters OF the re-.
gattR. Mr.. Sweeney has never rOwed except
with amateurs in amateur races, and did not
participate in the Portland regatta at all.
National Republican., 1885-10-12

The nineteenth anniversary Of John A,
R0wlius's Post 30. /, G. \. r., will be cele.
hratcd tonight 1T Ahncr's, \ big campfire is
arranged for. Gcn. lUrdett and Department
Commander Brooks viii speak aS asp others
prominent In the organization. This Is the
Oldest organized post In the District.
I&CoMpAnAElE, Indispensable, InMlllbe-
Rcd star Cough tIlC.
National Republican., 1885-10-12

WE SHOW the most complete stock Of clothing
in the city. If you will take look through
our building you will find II vcrihcatiOn of
what we say, Eiscman Eros. corner eth aud
l. sts,, manufacturing clOhicrs,
National Republican., 1885-10-12
SPECIAL SALE :!
only Special Special Lots offer Special
Prices that special attention
Special Sale of


All Hose offered by The Palais Royal FIRST CHOICE ONLY
and the colors fast possible to make hemi
Anchor Dye. We keep Hose that not full regular made
and double heels and toes many instances they have double
knees.
National Republican., 1885-10-12
CITY ITEMS,

"a CnIcy in the back ismnny times
symptom Of kidney disease, Hunts Kidney
aud Liver Remedy will cure It..
For women IN delicate health no medicine
equals Hunts Remedy All female complaints
are speedily cured by 1t. ltncYcr fails
HOwLAND DESrAL ASSOCIATION, I'll Four
and-a-hulf street northwest, three doors north
OF pennsylvania avenue 4. Z. Rowland, NJ
D., C. II. Rowland u. y, S. aud Robert W.
Talbot surgical, operative and mechanical
dentist, ENtraCtOns, under nitrous oxide, 90
cents each tooth, and only 80 cents extra for
gas, whether one or number Of teeth are eX.
traCted at the same sitting Have administered
nitrous oxide to over 1900 persons Artificial
teeth 81 per set, Gold anlRlgam, and white
filings inserted In the best manner. All work
warranted first class
"AIDERNEY DAIRY WAGoNs, Fresh Alder
ncy Butter churned every morning aud de-
liyered In y pound Ward" prints, ~ % cents
per pound Also, cottage cheese, . cents per
ball; buttormilk, o cents per quart, and sweet
milk at o cents per quart
SO per gallon, 10 cents a quart bottle, No
Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money,
at MCGee's Ninth street, near ID.
National Republican., 1885-10-12

Sllk ClllDIOluCIcu SCI llSuISS,
Of bright colors Of perfect
harmony, only $I.75 per yd.
(Flrst Floor-Lost on the Risht)
WOODWARD & LoTHRoP. 20
Silk Department.
At 75c per yard we offer
the following unapproachable
values-that is, taking into
consideration their intrinsic
worth:
2O.inch All.silk Black surah, 75c.
22-inch All-silk Black Merveilleux, 75c.
2o-inch Alsllk Black Brocades, 75c.
2O-inch All-silk Blrck Rhadame, 75c,
First Floor-Las on the Left.)
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
Upholstery Department.
A representative bargain
in this department is 45-inch
"Soudan" Striped Curtain
Madras at CSC per yard; real
ly worth 37Ic per yard.
(Third Floor-Take the Elevator)
WOODWARD & LorHRoP.
Embroidery Department.
Twelve choice patterns Of
fine Hamburg and Nainsook
Embroidery, widths from 8
to 7 inches, at 25c per yard;
prettiest yet shown.
(second Floor-Takc the ElevatorJ
WOODWARD & LoTHRoP.
Corset Department..
Our special sale Of Corsets
advertised last week was an
unprecedented success, and
will be continued throughout
the coming week. We single
out for special mention the
fine French Satin 81. c."
Corset, in black, light blue,
rose, and scarlet, which is
perfection" in Corset man.
utacturing, and usually sold
at So; during this sale we
offer them at So each.
| (second Floor-Take the Elevator.)
WOODWARD & LorHRoP.
Ribbon Department.
Deserving Of particular
mention is the "Picot" (Pe-
ko) Edge Ribbons in Silk
Moire, Satin and Gros Grain.
Striped Satin and Ottoman,
Double-face Satin and Italian
Faille, in all the newest fash
ionable shades, in widths from
No. to 40, for trimming the
fall and winter hats and bon
nets.
Frs; Floor-Middc Countcr)
WOODWARD K LoTHROp.
Lace Department.
Extra good value in an s.
inch Black Escurial l. a C e
Flouncing, in new, well-cov-
cred designs, at 81 per yard.
Narrow Laces to match.
(sccond Floor-Tnke the Elcvaor)
WOODWARD d LOrHRJP.
Ladies' Collars.
Worthy mentioning is the
Ladies "Dudine" Linen Col
lars, IA inches high in back
and ? inches high in front,
two buttons, one in lower
edge and one in the cape.
(sccond Floor-Take the Elevator)
WOODWARD Il LOTHROP
Hosiery Department.
The following are the most
conspicuous bargains in this
department:
Children's Ribbed Cotton
Hose, OF a superior quality,
double knee, white heel and
toe, full regular made.
f'iS;,, Trsc.4Sc ass a oos 5as 5s 81 So 81; oso
Ladies' fine Cashmere
Hose, in unbleached, black
and colors, 62Hc to $I.25
each number a bargain.
(First Floor-Midway Left sidc)
WOODWARD 4 LOTIROP.
Ladies' Muslin Underwear.
A S t h S department
abounds in good values, We
hardly know what to men
ton; yet the following will
be found particularly gooC
value:
go dozen Corded B an
Muslin Chemise, CSC each.
so dozen Drawers, witt
plain hem and 5 tucks, onl.
, CSC per pair,
rs dozen Night Robes
tucked yoke and cambri
ruffle, only soc.
| (second Floor-Take the ElcyOtorJ
National Republican., 1885-10-12
Just About Bordering on TO a Cool
Solid Winter

Is what you might term this little cool snap. Some
have prepared some are preparing, and others wish
to prepare. To those who have prepared our induce
mcnts of little effect to those who are preparing
we wish our inducements well weighed, If money Is
an item, and to those that wish to prepare come di-
rect to US, as know the value of dollar so well
that you shall be treated by Us as we wish to he
treated when we buy the goods that are offered by
our house.