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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-12-25

domains, when Christmas time
us all once more together at
Grange. I felt. no fear, no
t evil. Ny happiness, I Sup
ped to throw a glamor over
.ng; in fact I was very young
= much inlove. Wehad many
parties during those few short
weeks so full of perfect bliss
Red Room at night looked
and unghostly enough, with a
fire and candles lightning up it's
i-painted walls and faded hang
while a group OF merry girls-my-
ae merriest oftheparty-chatter-
I'd laughed in orthodox glrlish
ION, as we discussed the pleasure
he preceding days, and formed
IS and made arrangements for 9th
leasures in the future.
2 used to have such dances, too,
the rafters of the old Grange
1 ring with the tread of many
d the laughter of many voices.
letter than all, were the quiet
rlie and l often had together;
during the precious hour,
,efore the dinner-bell rang,
nerally contrived to meet
little sitting-room. There,
,ar OF all intruders, we
such dazzling "castles in
rrange such plans for the
ehappy days in store for
I'd promised to share
,w:my own arlove,
lnding out SO bright
.. ....... the misty shades
wv as the years go on
and loved at that
soplainly:-stand-
Aunt Eleanor's lit
>me head with it's
ooking golden in
light as he bends
stem with a full
ords, as he pict-
the years that
ave and true;
ten thought;
what he saw
re so much.
l used to
Il looked
did not
care?
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-09-17

strange to say nobody has yet thought Il
sending special train to the scene Of the
catastrophe tonight.
COLUMBUS, Sept. 8.-The most alarm
ing reports are current here regarding
loss Of life and property at Washington
Court House. where q cyclone Quilted the
city tonight. Help will be sent at 3
o'clock to destitute families. At Plain
City eighteen miles from this city, q
carriage factory aud mill we're demolished
and other buildings unroofed. This
place is on direct line with Washington
Court House, and all along q trail Of
destruction is reported in like manner.
IN MISSOURI.
KANSAS Cry, Sept. S.-The Jour-
MATS Rich Hill, Missouri, special says
High winds visited this place last night,
causing several thousand dollars damage.
The fine brick residence Of Mr.. K'otsche
was partly demolished. and his son, aged
Is, crushed to death. II. w. Booths
house was torn from its foundation, and
number Of others unroofed.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-09-17

vcat further depredations. Ths China
men driven out Of Rock Springs are
gradually being picked up by trains going
west and taken to Evanston, where there
are = thousand Cinnamon living. The
latter are preparing TO defend themselves
and purchasing al the gums and amuui-
ton in the market.
TROOPS ORDERED OUT.
wAsHIsareN, Sept. 5.-Gov. Warren
OF Wyoming territory to-day telegraphed
to the President and Secretary of War at
Washington, requesting the assistance Of
Federal troops in suppressing the disturb
ance at Rock SPRING., w. T., caused by
the massacre Of Chinese lahorers by the
miners. A copy Of the telegram was
forwarded to Secretary Endico,t at his
home 10 Massachusetts,. AdJutant Gen.
Drum had conference with Secretary
Bayard as to the best course to pursue 10
the matter, and decided in view Of the
informality Of the call for troops, not to
disturb the President with the question,
but instead to issue orders for United
States troops TO proceed to the scene Of
the disturbance for the purpose Of pro.
tecting the United States mails. The
soldiers are to keep open the roads over
which the mails are carried, and prevent
any interference with them. Adjutant
General Drum therefore telesraphed
General Scho6eld at Chicago to order
two companies to proceed Immediately to
the scene Of the disturbance for the pur-
poses indicated. Il is expected that tho
presence Of the troops will tend to pre-
vent further trouble. Under the law the
President can only recognize appeals for
Federal assistance when made BY the
Governor and Legislature Of the State or
Territory, or when made BY the Governor
alone, when the Legislature is not in
session and cannot DO convened in time
to meet the emergency. In the present
case Governor Warren alone made the
appeal, but neglected to give the desired
information about the Legislature.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-09-17
MISCELLANEOUS.
WORTHY
Of Confidence.

AYEh , during nearly 40 Years. 81 in mai sIj
parts Of the world, has proved lis Ell.
cacy as the best blood Alternative known
to medical science.
SARSAPARlLLA t SSst roet 81 fr tse
genuine Honduras SarsaparilIa) ID it,
base, and its powers are enhanced by
the extracts OF Yellow Dock and Still
linga, tho Iohiles Of Potassium and
Iron, and other potent ingredients.
1e your blood viitated by arrangements
" OF the digestive and n,simlatOry func.
tons! ~ 1t tainted by Scr0fUla? or
does Il contain the poison Of Mercury
or Contagious Disease?
TUE leading physicians ct The United
Ill States, who know the composition
OF AYERS SARsArARILLA, say that
nothing else SO good for the pnrlfcl-
tion Of the blood Is within the range Of
pharmacy.
mi ~ by tho use Of this remedy Il II
UNlu possible for person who has
corrupted blood to attain sound health
and prevent transmission OF the do
structtve talnt 10 posterity.
THOROUGHLY g e's ssa sss rsnSsa mass
include not only the removal Of cor
ruption from tho blood, but It's enrich
ment and tho Strengthening Of the
vital organs.
REllARl + witnesses, all over tho
work isbettcr accomplished by AYERS
SAKsAPARILLA than BY any other
remedy.
n mn that Is corrupted through, dis
O6OUO ease Is made pure, and blood
weakened through diminution OF tho
red corpnscles Il made strong, by
AYERS SAnsAPAaILLA.
nsannSNrsssf r The hood aud building
FUklf YINd up the system require
time In serious cases, hut benefit will
be derived from the use Of AYERS
SAnSAPANiLLA more speedily tlMn
from anything else.
naRnaNanax. for which like effects are
WEUlCINE falsely claimed. Is alum
tlant In the market, under many names,
but the only preparation that has sto0s
tho test OF time, md proved worthy Of
tho worlds confidence, Is
Ayer's SarsqpanNa,
PREPARED NJ
Dr. >. 9. Aver = Co., Lossoll, Mass.
Sold BY al Druggists: Price u;
Six bottles for ~.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-09-17
Ayer's SarsapariMa,

PREPARED NJ
Dr. :. 9. Ayer = Co., Lovsall, Mase,.
Sold by al Druggists: Price u;
Six bottles for ~.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-09-17
xHn MOCK sPRrnas RIOT.

risgl, except the dead aad wounded.
I've y III HUNDRED who were at work
T. ~ mines here have been driven out
~ noehing but heaps Of smoking ruins
lnask the spot where Chinatown stood.
II feeling against the Chinese had been
Vwing stronger I'll summer. The fac,
'tfnk white men had been turned OF The
pootions and that hundreds Of white men
~ seeking work while the Chinese were
bsiag shipped in BY the car load and
ssiysa work, strengthened tho feeling
esriat them. Il needed but little q
Sxsite this feeling into an active crusade
sgnialt The Chinese and precipitats the
taaals x Wednesday. At No. s mine
a6ost ! mile north Of town, through some
misunderstanding two Chinamsn took .
soca n the mine belonging 10 two Whit
-. When ths white men came they
vgdSEsd them out. The Celostials would
~ y md ! fight snsued, which Va,
participated i y nearly al whites and
Chinamen il The mine. The Chiuameu
wxaE BEArEH IN THE FIGHT
~ I'm d them wsrs badly wounded
] sae - thaf - died. The white miner.
- Z - 1 81 - ~ u 10 i : ,
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-09-17

I have opened dressmaking establishment
In the law ONCE formerly occupied bv att, rney
Maxwell ON Sd street. Ladies invited to ii 70
me . call. MRS. N. E. FLEMING. aUtf
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-09-17
An OHIO TOWN coMPLnrnLY
DEMOLISHED NJ A
CYCLONE.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 8.-The CONNER
cial 0a-ette has telegrsphic advices
from Washington, Ohio, that a terrific
Cyclone passed over that neighborhood
tonight, doing great damage to property.
a number Of lives were lost A Bloom
ingsburg special to the same paper con-
firms this report, and adds that the latter
town i 10 ruins. Owing to the condition
cf the telegraph wires detail cannot be
given. A violent electrical disturbance
was seen to the north Of Cincinnati
tonight, although the storm was not very
heavy.
SWEPT FROM THE MARTIN.
CLEvxLAxD, Sept. "a Leader
|spseial from Springfield says !. A terrible
|cyclons struck Warrington Court House,
: city of 1000 inhabitaus, twenty Eve
miles west Of here, al s o'clock this even
|ing, and almost literally swcpt il from the
earth. Il came from the northwest and
broke upon the town suddenly, carrying
everything before il. The tornado whirlod
IMP Court street, the main buiinsas thor
oughiare, and ruined almost every busi-
ne block on it-at least forty or City
II ~ Hardly private residence in
town escaped, fully four hundred build
ing soing down. The Baptist, Presby.
terrain and Catholic cAusehes Ill suffered
ths common fate, The Ohio Southern,
|the Panhandle, and the Narrow Gauge
and tho Midland dspos were blown 10
smisherA and every building in the
yieiaity - carried away, making ingrsas
|or egrss almost impossible. As every
wire within circle Of two miles i down,
4 = utterly impossible 70 get accurate
ldssAik of this catastrophe. The only n.
ports that an b gotten are through an
operator who tapped : wire two miles
wsst q town, and = sitting in heavy
rain stoEm 70 work his instrumcuta.
TAKING OUT THE DEAD.
The panicatrioken people were takea
completely unawares, and ded from The
tnmbliug baildings IL every direction,
thr6ssh tho murty darkness. A mad
ftsssy seemsd to seizs them, and they
hurried hithsr and thither il their wild
diasracsion, little kaowlng whisher they
wsre Aeeing Amer the whirlwiud which
lasted about ton minutsA which still con-
linues unabated Il TIM writing.
A. sooa = ! fs1 Of the cooler heads |
Aad recovered their senses, searching par
- were organized, and the sad work Of |
Docking for the dead began. s. fr af. |
YEA Dad bodiss have been recovered |
hon the Debris Of vasious ruined build.
aG and the dssarJ work i just begin
'iag p SET under Wy. Il i probable
hat = many moro viii b found before
morning. The glinmer Of lanterns pso-
ared from iarn houses i the vicinity.
- The fsw hoa1n lift standing i he
nly light they have . wosk By. Two
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-09-17

AvE0sc Sarsaparilla Is a medicine that,
NJ6n = during nearly 40 years, in oil
parts Of the world, has proved lis Ell.
cacy as the best blood Alternative known
In medical si.icutp
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-09-17
THE CHICAGO AND
NOR TIL
: : WES!T II E!R
THE BEST ROUTE AND
SHORT ELINB
BETWEEN
Omaha
Council Bluffs
ND Chicago.

The only line to take for Des Moines, Mar:
shailtown, Cedar Rapids. Clinton, Dixea
Chicago, Milwaukee. and all points Fact.
To the people Of Nebraska, Colorado;
Wyoming. Utah, Idahe' Nevada, Oregon,
Washington and California it offers superior
advantages not possible by any other line.
Among q few Of the Numerous points Of
superiority enjoyed by the patrons Of this road
between Omaha and Chicago, sre III two trim
day Of DAY COACHES which are the AneeH
that human art and ingenuity can create; Tte
PALACE SLEEPING CARS, which are
models Of comfort and elegance; tn PARLOR
DRAWING ROOM CARS. unsurpassed 81
any; and it's widely celebrated PALATfAk
DINING CARS, the equal of which can net
be found elsewhere.
At Council. Bluffs the trains Of the Union
Pacihc Ky. connect ia Union Depot with those
Of the Chicago 4 Norhern- western Ry. n
Chicago the trains Of this line make Close con.
nection with those Of all Eastern lines,
For Detroit, Columbus, Indianapolis. Gin.
cnnati Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Pittsbure.
Toronto. Montreal, Boston, New York.
Philadeiphia, Baltimore, Washington, aud q
points in the East ask the ticket agent fof
tickets via the
"NORTH.W INTERN
II you wish the best accommodations All
tickets agents sell tickets via this lins.
N. HuGHITT, n. s. HAIR
General Manager, General Passenger Arent
CHICAGO. 16-ly,
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-17
PERSONAL.

Fred Pmkhsm has gone for a two weeks
trip 0n the upper lakes.
Cfeo. r VANITY left Saturday night for a
business trip to the Pacific Coast.
Miss Annie Nintou has returned from q
tso weeks soi0urn At Nscstswa Park.
Bishop Gillespie conducted services IN the
Presbg terian Church st PstosSey yesterday.
Miss Naude r Hsvne ia visiting her as
ters Ms. " r Cowham and Mrs Town. IN
Jackson.
Dick Hsyslett. for two years past with J.
Foaseu & Co.. has accepted position IN the
BOSTON Store.
John " siodzett and his sister Susie. Who
have been 0tr "Trip through Minnesota. have
arrived st fstoSkey on their way home
lion Henry Fralick vas called 20 Ply
month. Wayne County Saturday. By the
sudden desih ~ his sister in law. Mrs. Abrsm
Frahck
rhos. Fritut and wife. " Mould wife
and daughtar q. r. Brown and wife. Alfred
eavter and wife A. g. SekeN and Fred
iEsnIv vent north on ~amrisy night 70
rgsfii.ats over sunday
Hon. = r. Campbell leaves fhe rty. this
morning for New York. on his way so Cot
tsge tsty. Nartha- vineyard. where he vii
loin N-s- Campbell. VINO has beer spending
the summer there.
Nizs fertie Fond. ~ Grand Rspids. he's
been engaged az tescher ia ilie intermediate
department ~ the Sarnuac scho0ls. She
tsughf sehcoi here formerly with COED sue
ess--sSrr1asr fnrff
Raw. = RI Woo,ifori. ef Grand Rapids.
FORMERLY of thls place. psssed yesterday m
this riiv. Re has been spending has vsca-
ton n Yellowstone Psrs and DAKOTA. and r.
retnrninz ~ his Fcrs--fs'yina Hfren ; gH-
ftre
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-17
How n Happened.

Saturday afternoon Jim Haley. who il
serving time in the Jail for assault and bat
ter. was placed in charge Of one of the in
sane prisoners, who occupies one of the cells
that open into the hall. Jim watched his
charge carefully, until the latter went to
sleep. and then slipped out quietly and went
up town 20 get a drink. Had he been salts
fed with one or two drinks and then re-
turned TO his post sll world have been veil,
but he undertook to drink enough 70 last
HIM through the month or more that he has
yet TO serve. and fsiled. In less than an
hour after leaving the Jail he vas arrested
for being drunk. although he explained the
situation 20 the policeman and said he was
on his way back 20 his work
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-17
Attacked with Heart Disease.

James and John o Brien, John Ryan,
stephen Frswley and Frank Monahan were
found sleeping in COW shed in the rear of
Andrew Whalen's saloon, on Summit
avenue, Saturday night, and were run IN "A
vagrants. Yesterday morning they were
transferred To the jail and last night, Just
sitter being locked up. Mcnahan was taken
with a severe attack of heart disease. He
claims he was never locked In cell before
and that the attack was induced by fright.
Or. Hake Wa sent for and after administer
ing some medicine aud few drops of
whisky pronounced the man out of immedi-
ate danger. He left orders 10 administer
more whisky. II necessary, and Monahan
viii probably be able to appear IN Police
Court this morning
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-17
SATURDAYS COURTS.

PE0BArE.-In re William Percy, . lIinOr.
order dIsmi-zing petition and DENYING ap-
pOlntment Of guardian. .- Estate Of Guy ,.
" alden, deceased. Order appointing Of
Nm. l. Beckwith and Edgar K. johnson
commissioners on claims Estate OF
solomon Wright. deceased. Order allowing
tardy claim OF X ". Eiston. Estate of
Peter Mendels ct al, minors. Order ap-
pointing Of Cornelius Quint, guardian
Estate Of Wm. Mckee, deceased. Petition
Tor widow statutory allowances filed and
order granting same.
PoLCE Francis Cole, drunk; released on
suspended seutence.-Herbert NillOughby
drunk; sentenced 10 hard labor al the ooun-
Is Jail for twelve days.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-17
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.


in in
OUT be Sc o
Wecalp particular the following Big Bargains:
OF
yard This quality Of Cashmere has before been sold ress than 5c
pc
Three the celebrated jamestown Dress Goods all the latest Fall
ors to
Two inch Satin Berr yard worth @ 2nch Union Cash
Also COmbn
ton from pc o the finest made
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-17
TIE CONCEPTION Or GOO
a Discourse oy Res Alexander @es-
ram. LAST evening.


ram. LAST E.sniag
Ihe Ass. Aie1an.er Merriam Delivered
sery Interesting serI1sn II tie koaDtAla
stEset baytlst CLarch, last 1ighL he t0ok
for hss LsEs John AZ. 8. -hs that hath sesn
Ne halh seen TIE Father" he said. There
sElsss IA thls zorii ~ -dsg. q certain coneep-
tlol " God Eor Eed oal soHle hos and CON
ul1llllg tils aItsntion and reverence II the
largest portion VI TIE ~Orid- The Roman
Catholics. ProdsstALts z1d al other religiosls
creesis join IA pFaisiHz the same God,
according % their respectFe sie@s AID
conceptIous " hI1- IL - ACT fancy u q
3elasloE, Dat q real God-a spirit existing
froll eternity, OmuIpOtslt and IL pdrsU aI-cc
u IauIaatabie pQrposss. he eats Oh hls
throne a savior II nature. his lave are
universal ald he sIts behind thelu and con
trols them. tie = God ~ fear, love, pray
~ and 0bey. cur very -uls move hIs pitg
~ self sacrifice II &c repent. Any man
may shat God out " his s0ul, Il he choose
~ a. ~, Of ais ON free sil and make
for himself al Inevitable bell IA TIE
universe Of God 0f hOls love. Herbert
spencer says the religion Of the future Il
that ~ a. unknown God The latest out
come Of this thoaght r. that there must be d
nrst cause Of which 10 know nothing, or that
this universe = bot the outcome u force IA
matter, working on nd OF through ages III
Known lf this = the outcome OF the prog
ress and highest dsvelopnlsnt Of physical
thought. where did this ideal Of our God
come from which - Always enlargug and
expanding IA III course, aud Who l. transfer
nng Ia Us bis hkeness, tie Il either a mere
man or an infinite God, there can be nC
middle ground. IL j. upon Christ, Ills per
nj ell hat He l.
King Of truth, aud We must make closer oar
relations with Him, for lie Is the founder ol
our religion. The conception OF God thai
the world nov has is wrapped Up IN the rev
elatiOa OF God through the Scriptures and II
the coming OF Jesus Christ
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-17
Many Careless Drivers.

There are Numerous complaints being
made OF the manner in which some of the
admirers of horse lesh drive along the streets
of the city at a rapid speed, and compel those
who are walking either 10 wait ten or fifteen
minutes at crossing, or run across the
street al the risk of tripping and being run
over. Those who own fast horses would do
we'll 10 remember that the people who are
walking have the right of way, and are not
compelled 10 wait for ten or fifteen minutes
IN order To cross the streets
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-17
Paul W. Friedrich.

The only place in this city where irst-clasa
pianos are made a specially Is at Paul w.
Friedrich's. No - Monroe street, who sells
the world renowned Steirways. Sohmer and
Behr pianos. which are recognized a. the
standards. In about a week or ten days Mr..
Paul ". Friedrich will start for New York
City TO make a selection Of these instruments
for the Fall trade People who wish 10 buy
a fine piano sho1ld consult him within the
next few days and give him the order. so that
he can select for them at the factory.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-17
OUR CLOAK DEPARTMENT

al
Sac n 81
offer rgoodft ting w Ma ,heavyc
Fine edagona NewM
$500 last 500
Splendid quality Market in blackan
$500 $1,000
Beautifu Market immed Wi Asakhan,
never sold
variety of quality
at 2and5
Circular
Silk Plush
sold sold
OF
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-17

Some pscple may thfnk thar Deputy
Sheriff Henneszey snd tae Board ~ Heaiih
are makinr hoc unch fass 3cogt zisnds-es
hcrses ssi8 a prominent iiqeryrnsn >efur-
day aveilir9. 'hu7 any man V8c aSs bad
any axrsrirncq rftn thfs 3i-es<e SHOWS taat
stev .-tnnst ke offriens IN srvinE - prevent
"a spresdin0 II bad q horse stiiicted vita
tl,e zianders ( vould thsnk reeu for shoct-
irE g Sf cnce. and any nan rho tries - -
csete ans-n A hssrse ~ affssrs - sei nm cuGht
30 ne with the zisndsrs himself.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-17
REV. Or. GILBERT RESIGNS.
Has Accepted a Call TO the Meridian
Street M. &. Church, indianapolis.

Street M. &. Church, indianapolis.
Rev. j. T.. Gilbert, ID. d., pastor of the
Division street NJ. Z. Church, has accepted
a call 10 become the pastor of the Meridian
street NJ. +. Church of indianapolis, and will
sever his pastoral relations with his congre-
gatiou here at the time Of the next confer
ence ia September. Upon being informed
by the Doctor of his intentions, the Board of
Trustees and Stewards of the church met
and adopted a set of resolutions. In these
they set forth that the relations between pas
tor and people have ever been pleasant and
harmonious; that they are willing TO yield to
his Judgment and choice IN the matter, and
wish him GOd-speed; that in DIR. Gilbert they
recognize an able preacher of the gospel, an
energetic pastor aud a Christian gentleman,
who has faithfully served his church during
the two years of his stay here. They also
bespeak for him and his family the cordial
support of the people among whom their lot
may be cast
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-17
Cor the Soldiers, Reunion.

The Chicago e Vest Michigan will run
Benton Harbor during the soldiers and
sailors reunion at the latter place. August
II. -. 20 aud 2I. It viii leave the Union
Depot AZ O'Clock A. m. getting 20 Benton
Hsrbor AZ l0.l5. and returning viii leave
Benton harbor az $40 , M. arriving m this
city at ll.2a This viii give persons here a
good opportunity % visit the gathering 0f
the old veterans, even Il they desire to re-
main only one day.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-17
TO DISCUSS THe SCHOOL LAW.
The Women 10 Consider the Matter OF
Voting at School Meetings.

Voting al School Meetings.
The annual school meetings in this State
will occur three weeks from to-day. IL IL
generally conceded that women who pay
taxes are entitled 10 vote at school meetings,
but heretofore very few II any have syailed
themselves of the privilege. Some lawyers
believe that not only women who pay taxes
are entitled 10 vote, but that all who are
twenty one years of age have that right, IN
short, that under the school law women have
the same rights "a men. For the purpose OF
discussing the laws and arriving al a better
understanding Of their rights III the matter,
Many Ladies" have called meeting at the
Ladies' Literary Club rooms on Pearl street,
next Wednesday at 5 p. III. The call states
that all women are cordially invited. whether
they are IN favor of voting at school meeting
or not, aud quotes extensively from the
school laws on the matter of elections and
taxation. Whatever conclusion may be
made, OF whether the ladies decide to vote
at the coming school meeting or not, they
cannot fail 10 be benefited by discussion of
the matter. and there should be a large at
tendance at the meeting.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-17
FALL and WINTER.
1866.
Immense Stock Of New Goods
To be Opened in a Few Days.

Our Preparations for large Fall and Winter trade have
been very large scale. The balance of summer
stock has been slaughtered order 10 make for
bought the bulk of entire Fall Stock direct from
manufacturers Thereby saving the obber prott can
safely patrons that cannot be underod 10y any
house the trade As dry goods of every description
lower than before known IN the history of the dry
goods trade and order to people against paying high
prices goods carried from last year. Will simply
quote fewprce which guarantee fully % per cent less
than last fall